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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-01
Stations in Bates County Mo.

Editor Rural World: / am a
subscriber TO several stock
journals and also a student Of
them, but SO FAR as Bates county
is concerned as to publicity in
any Of these journals one would
conclude tnat IL was not on the
light harness horse map, but
when it comes 20 well bred stall
lions such is not the case
In mentioning few of these
that are best known, BOP
Cholder OF a worlds record is
bv far the fastest. and while his
colts are no W just old enough to
train. they are showing up well,
and no doubt VIII be worthy OF
such a sire. AicGrattan 2:2S
Ofull brother 10 Cratic and Joe
Graft Ctrial 2O0 are stations
whose breedingan individuality
and speed are good in any coun-
try These stations p owned
oy Spencers at Rich Hin, Mo,
and they also have several good
mares and young things
Redwood Redmon, 2:lo4 (sire
.of three in 2.20). is owned by
Lawrence Griffith, and Odon-
ward. son Of BnwbeIls, with dam
by Onward, is owned by Rolla
Crabb. both of Rich Hin.
McCutcheou cd 227'-, was
recently purchased Oy Mr.. Mont.
gomery OF the same place; at Mr.
ITa,or's big sale, and when il
comes To breeding be- is second tS
no living horse
Scythiau 4l6S8, son ot III,
great Moko, dam Helen Keller
by Hamlico, 2.lo, second dan
Cproducer) by Baron Wilkes
third dam Cgreat brood marel
by S~tratnmore lo0 $ owned by
H.. r. Hyatt. og Butler, NO
Chit Thorn 1924 60, 2
sire OF Tbordipe CD, Phi so'
OF Chitwood, 322 (sjre Of Lad,
Maud c., 2.0l and HedgGwoo,
Boy, 2.02l. champion fullbroth
en- aud sister 90 The world; dan
lby Thorndalc; second dam b..
Hambletonian 10; third dam b.
Imported Trustee, owned by {
c. Woods, Adrian, Ms, He ais
owns seyeralbrood mares by d.
Cox 220; General Booz DO
Youur, 2ls; Combination, 2:l9'
Red Msior, s.Isa EagolyJe, SO
of Onward, and Chit Thorne, ct,
-Contributer in Colmau Rur'
World.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-01

person knows that the law
is being violated they should go
90 the proper officer and make
their complaint and not sit a.
round and howl about ID. I'm
less an officer sees the law violat.
cd be is powerless 10 do any
thing without a complaint
Adrian Journal
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-01
0He for the Students.

One of the more important Of
the long string Of Absolutely es
sential bills introduced in the
Missouri legislature is one TO
make it punishable by not less
than one month in jail for stud
ents in any college to haze an.
other or play abusive tricks
on him. Now hgziug is often
carried 10 extremes and is then
a nuisance but anybody who has
seen such things knows thatitis
the best remedy on earth for the
extreme yerdauce and freshness
shown by some Of ;hc students
in different schools.
The abusive tricks IL listed IN
the statues will cause an EXTRA
volume TO be put on the statutes
This might include putting ici'
eles in the bed OF the abused
student; putting coal in The vic
tins shoes; tying knots IN his
clothes; putting his stove care
fully TO bed in the victims ab
sense; selling him catalogues OF
the schools az two-bits apiece;
carrying his trunk and putting
il on the front porch OF his girls
house-My, but the abusive
tricks are terrible This is a
good law in every respect. IL
will cause the fresh and wise
youngster 90 continue % be
"chesty" for a much longer per.
iod he than would 1.-THE abusive
students took hold OF him, and
everybody knows that being
chesty is good Tor the lungs
It would cause them To con.
tinue longer 10 give their instruc
tors pointers ON the proper way
70 teach a class, and thereby IN
crease the size Of the cranium St
that more gray matter vii
form.
OF course everybody know.
thtt hazlng is a bad thing as
rule, but il usually consists of
test ofthe abused ones vocal abil
ity, OF his oratorioal ability, bi
ability TO climb telephone poles
his experience ia proposing &
some fair damsel q test OF hi
science in boXiug-any humble
Of things could be named tha
are included in the average haa
ing. The legislature is RICH.
Let their lungs grow; let th
craniums expand, and let the.
ability in the yarioos accomplish
ments lie dormant but above a
send the abusers 70 Jail
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-01
Meeting Dates of Courts.

Meetlng Uates OF Oourts-
Monday In February. May and
October.
County court meets LIST Monday Ia
February, May, August and No
vember.
Probate court meets End Monday
= ebruary b 2? flEttt &C y
veInher
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-01

German Ev. Lutheran Church.
Sunday school at $50 a. ~.
Preaching at 1920 a. m.
English preaching at s p. n.
Everybody is cordially invited
to attend these services.
CHR. BUNGE, Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-04-01
AT THE CHURCHES
Catholic Church Services


Catholic Church Services
Services sst and ord Sunday
at 1880.
Mass at 100 a. m.
Rev. Father Murphy, Pastor
First Presbyterian Church.
Sunday School. 9,45 a. ID.
Junior Endeavor, 300 p. %.
Preaching at II a. N.
Christian Endeavor. $50 p. no.
Prayer Meeting every Thurs
day at 7.30 p. N.
Preaching at $50 p. N.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-09-27
Hoppity Hop

Are you just barely getting around
by the aid OF crutchps or u cnne?
Unless you have lost limb or have
n deformity-if your trouble is rheu-
matism, Iumbago. sprain, ,stih joints,
or anything of like nature use
Ballard's Snow Liniment, and ip
no time you can throw away yonI
crutches and he as well as anyone.
Price 25c, 50c and S1.0O
Sold by Elko Drug Co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-09-27
srIIIian. Project Brought to Nauqh,.

Brilliant Project Brought to Nauqht.
In the year 1894 William Patterson.
founder OF the Bank Of Scotland, con.
ceived the grand project Of planting
on the Isthmus Of Darien a British,
colony which, in his own words.
should secure for Great Britain thu
keys Of the universe, enabling their
possessors to give laws to both oceans
and to become the arbiters Of the com
mercial world" This colony was actu
ally founded at a place still known
as Puerto Escoces. but It's people
were subsequently forced by the Span,
iards to cvacuate and return to Scot
land.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-09-27
A Bur&Iar In Town

hisnnme is bad cough" He doesn't
care forgold or silver, but he will
steal your health away. II he ap-
pears in your house arrest him with
Ballard's Horehound Syrup, 1t may
mean consumption II you don't. A
crue for all coughs, colds and chest
troubles. O..
Price 25c, SOC AMI $l.00 per bottle
SOldby Elko Drug Co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-09-27
To Kill Moths in Garnet.

II moths are in a carpet, turn it
over and iron on the wrong side with
good hot fiat iron. Then sprinkle
the floor underneath literally with tur-
pentine, pouring it into the cracks in.
the Ioor. If there are any Rub the
turpent!rc in. and then you can turn
back your carpet. Repeat this treat
ment two or thlcc times
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-09-27
Hamburg Steak.

" Make cak into fiat cakes about
three inci:es across and one inch thick
Brcil or Ian Droil as steak, remember
ing that II viii take longer to cook
through than ordinary steak. Brush
with melted butter and season on re
moving Il ON fire.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-09-27
Beef Loaf,

Cne ana one-half ours of bread
crumbs 10 two pounds Of 81 ound meat.
or hamburger s eak, three level tea.
spoons salt. half teaspoon Of pepper.
Or, if preferred, use poultry seasoning
to taste. Mix with milk and water, as
much as can be used and have it hold
together. Bake about an hour.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. April e4-wHEAT-Stock in eierators
e so bushels Graded lots of No. red aAoat
q8o,able nonninzly a. L59 per bus a. the close
demand good fer rrime whesfs. mt feeling easier
Settling prices were. Nc. rcd Western. 1-39. cnr-
tract spot -; steamer No. rcd, is; steamer No
red Western l-5s- The market for Western closed
Eeak: SPOT April i-3S bid ConiTacr closed weak .
sIot Anril Is; Nay. Is asked: july LO7ss bid
CORN-Stcck III elevators. IE Sc bushels. Prime
lots Il white com afoat nO1iDsIy AZ III peT bIs
and yellow mixed afost al 7siz per BUS. Track
yellow corn- for domestic delivery Is worth about
IA per bus for CARROTS on SPOT Cob com is frn
0R hasis Il s-aas.25 Per Dbl. for carloads prime
yellow spot Settling prices we're FoE contract
7biz. N0. ? Ehits. Z steamer mixed. ~ The
market for Western closed easier: SPOT April. Is
bid; May. - bid; Iuir. III BID.
- OATS-Stock IN elevators. 1Sssie hasne5s. ship
-ments from elevators. 6-S6l bushels White No
soaSoi2; do. No. 5. 5sa6o; de- No g. 55szz57; mixed
No = S5aJS'5' de-. No. s. 57aSi'z; do. 10 l.
55a75z
BAKLET-Siccz IN eleTstorz- ISL bushels: ship
ments from eicTatoTs 24s bushels.
FLOUR - Winter extra 5.lca5.5o: Writer Gear
57ea5.s5. winter straight. 5s5a6i9 winter pzfeut
6s5as.s5. spring Gear 4Soz5 %. sFrinz straight
s55a5s8; spTinE patrnt s.2ass5s City Mis- besT
FItcnt. -; City Kills hiSh-erade parent, as;
Citg Nils high-Crsde straight, Ge5. City Mills
choice family SD. City Mills extra choice family
SO; City Mis- extra. 5o0a5.i5: re fOur, medium
&c chcec- 45al5e: e0rnmeal. pe- 10 lbs. Ls5sl.so
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. April 2l-s(uotatious established by the
Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are as
follows:
BUTTER-Creams7y. separator. per H.. .: int
tatiOn. pe- h.. &az; prints. sz-Ib per 70. sasl,
DO. lIb- per H. Sos3I: blocks 1-Ih per ID soasI
dairy prints. Maryland. Pernsylvanis and Vir-
ginia, peT h. l6sE; Virginia and West Virginia
storo packed, pes n. I5alsi Ohio. stoTe-pscked
per D., lssl7; AsaT-ty TSils. per b. I7als; Ohio
rolls PEI ID. EaR; IVES; Virginia, rolls. per ID,
I6a!7
EGGS-Aisryland. Pennsylvania ard nearby frsts
per do. q; Eastern Shore. Maryland. AID Viz
gInia. per doz-, 4: Western fry-s, per doz.. q:
West Virginia Der doz- q
LIVE POULTRY-Young chickens. a. % sizs per
ID, l5a3, Old hens. hezTy-Etight, pgr Ib. IFs.
winter chickens. II 20 - lbs. Der fb- 2ass
spring chickens. I 70 II lbs per h Sass. ducks
per b, p; do. white Pekins. per H.. g;
pigeons. young pair. 3az5; do. old. pair >: g1ine
fowls. old. each. &c
POTATOES White, nearby. prime. rsr hsss. s5a
Loo; do Western Maryland and Peunsvlrznia
prime, per bIs. 95sl.65; do. New YORK F-iule Ter
bus, Laaal95; do. new Florida. pcr bb- 4Eas65:
sweets Eastern shore yelioEs, per bbl-. 5Ea35o
Co. North Carolina yeilOTs per Dbl 350aS.75. do
fancy Delaware. per b5i-. 15a375; yell1Rs uer
bes~- l5a-l4e; Potcuacs, rSr bh 3Soa3 3: vans
Virginia. per bh-. L5h2oo; do North Carolina
fancy, Per bh-. L75aZ5
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES -AppIss.
Western Maryland and Pennsylvania per bbi
packed. 2ooaAoo; do, New York. assorted pr bbl
S-5la5-O0; sspsRgus. Charleston. pT dCz-- white,
200a250. do. green, 35a425; Eastern Shore Mary
land and Virginia. per dGz.. 5s5ee. beets Florida
Per crate, 225a25o; do. Charleston. pr bunch al
c7btagFS. Florida. peT crate L75a25- do new
Charleston. per crate, L75s25O; celery FLORIDA per
cTate L5a25e5 do. homegrown. VeT bunch 3al
c1czunhers. Flo-ids, per has 2ooA2z5: eSgplauts.
Florida. per crate. 250z8-O0; grspe fruit Florida
per box, 1879 kale. native. pr btl. 55sie0,
lettEce, North Carolina per has. SeLZ5; do.
Florida. pr bas. 5aIS5; onions. New York and
Western. per -, L00aLl9; oranges. FioTids per
box. as 70 size. 2Z5a3o5; do California per crate
2G12275; spinach. native. PER bus box 5s55. do
Norfolk. pr bbl-. L512os: squash Florida Pcr
crate. 2os25 %; strzvbe1ies. Florida Der Ct. SAP,
green beans Florida. per bas, L75a205, wax beans.
Florida. per bss-. LEai7S: tomatoes Florida Per
carrier. L5laZ5o; tUniIs. native. Ter bus l5s5l
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Thirteenth and Walter streets northeast-John s.
Webb ard John h Waiter. trustees 70 Eliza {.
Hutchinson. lot I57 square Isl5. $500
zsrcet hStween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
ncrtbeast-Chsrles .. Lynch e w. 70 Herman
R HorenSciu, lots S 70 =. slGare lee. SO.
Randie HizhlaEds-The United States Realty Con
Eany. Of Washington. d 6 inc-- 20 Irene 5.
Rotersor- Let /. block -, SO
Langdon Psrk-Auna Z. LSriEey 70 joseph A and
Mary l. Tar. lot Il ard part lo's Il ana Z
Block 2 SO
vhi,ehavcn-Charles T. stone ard Charles ". Fair
fax. trustees, to jane 5 Fraser lot l. block
I2Is-H Tusnty-frst street northvest-Ricbard Z.
Pai-o ard Herbert A. Gin. trustees. to John A.
Davis original lot H. square 100. 1.s5
AIoore & Bsrbour's Second Addition to Nsshi1gton-
Edwin p Brink to Timothy ]. DAILY, lot S.
block s SO
Whittinghzu-M Elizabeth Browning 4 vir-. John
w.Nto Daisy r. Roberts lot ., SD
Eleventh. snd streets sogthWest-Wiltoa !. lam
bert ard Rudolph Il Ysstmsn- trustees. TO
William NJ. Horan. Ihrts lots 2 and z, square
Ss S59a
Ie DToit Psrk-Iohu W. Paine to Walter C. Davis.
lot S. block 3 Sc.
sss g street northwest Christmas Zeresz &c Augusta
=. Mot. west half lct G square sSs. so.
saul's Addition TO Washington-NeiTin y. HerTi-
nan q az- 10 Otis T and RoSenS K. Cart
wright lot 3. square 2g SO
ID Maryland avcuue northeast-Orrcn C. Staples
to annie b. BuschG. lots 2 and a. square
1905 Sl5557
Penns5lvania aTenuc-J. Lens Wiliige ard VIII
ian p Hcrbst. trustees. 70 Christmas Zerega.
psrt original lot n. square -. SO
Kentucky aTeuuc. between and streets sDuth-
oss Mary f. Gould 10 David W. Goald lot ls.
square 100 SO.
sSS q ssroct northEcst-Ross Wsliach q al 20 J.
leo Koab lct H. square -. Sio
Twelfth street. between & and II streets northeast
Annie Mc-cy 10 Annie l. Crawford. life estate
in ri = square sss. Sleoa.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
Sc. who Nerer Teok HLs 60.

Prom the Dundee Advertise.
J. o. Andrews. who died on Tuesday.
was member Of a very old Pembroke
shire family, whence he obtained his
name Ormond He was never able 10
take his seat for Bsrkston Ash, being
elected in October. 1906 a year in which
there was no autumn session. and de-
feated at the general election In January.
1906 His case is not unique. for n. ?
Compton was member for the New Forest
for an even shorter period. He defeated
Sir Robert Hobart al a by-eIection in
December. ISo5. only 70 have the result
reversed in the following month. The
shortest tenure OF seat on record must
be that OF Mr.. Higgins. who stood for
North Galway in 1906. and died after the
poll closed and before the votes were
counted. When the boxes were Opezed.
it was found that he mad been victorious
by q very large majority, and the seat
was at once declared vacant. Cases %
Irish members elected and prevented by
Imprisonment from taking their seats
are not uncommon. Rather different was
that OF Mr.. Arthur Lynch. who fought
for the Beers. WAS elected for Galway
City in 1891. and. without taking his seat
remained member till convicted OF high
treason in 1855
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25

Dieadonne and James BeTvy. 70 secure PEI
rctuaI Building Association. S,0o0 Ios 6. squsrs
S5E
Square g5-Edzia L Schrzck et TX 70 sane. %
secure sane Szs. lot -
Square esi-Mon-oe : SNYDER q u 20 Hen h
ReTz7nsun and ChaTses Schafer. 20 secg7e North
era LiterTy German American Building AssoCia-
tcn Ne. 6 S0O l0t IL
Azada-Auna r Wood e VIZ. Herbert s to the
Washington Loan and TH1st Company. - secure
Equitable Co-0fsTstiTe Building Association.
Ssc part
Sauls Addition 70 WashinSton-Otis T CartwrEat
rt III 10 r. Francis saul and Matter Z Hilton.
70 secsTe Melvin Il. Herman. s. 20. uonthly
payments. pr cent. lot 3. square ZsL
Square FL Louis Wiilige ard William 2. Herhsf.
trustees. 90 l. Pierce 8otclsT AID William X
Hiil. 70 secs1-e Mutual Fire Insurance CCnpau7
Of District q Columbia. S25' I year. rsr
cent. sernisnaualiy part original lot l. Christ-
mas ZeTegz 20 4 : Eaywood and J. LOUIS VIZ
lge. n secure Augusta g. Mott. E.5a. n s
months. rer cent. semi-a1uually. par original
lot u.
Square la5-Annie B. Buschsr e vir- John h. -
Arthur A Bi-uey. 10 secure Hen-y F. W0os-
ard. S.ae. I. . and ; years, per cent, quar-
terry. lots > ard s. same % sane % sec5ns
OTTen T. SJgpies $ %. on demand. peT ceut.
quarterly - 2 and -
Square sS5-Aunie L. Crawford 70 John T. Arms
and Samuel A. prurv. &c secure James r
NichalsDn sos. ; ygarS. Der Cent ssui-
annually lot =
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET
Prizes quoted are rhole.slsa


/ BUTTER -Creanery. fsncy, y; Western hrrs.
2a5o; seconds. PAS; r-ocess faney. eS25; far 10
sood 2la22 dairy. choice 1a22; good. lsal7; store
packed fresh. I5aB
CHEEsE-New YORK state. fancy. lsrse. lsssaI7;
d.. small I7sI71z-
EG6s-Nsar-by. fancy. free cases. lsas, do.
west Virginia and Southwest Virgins, free cases.
e. Tennessee, free cases i;; North Carolina. free
cases. L.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. Iz27; sprins. 0as:
hens. ~: ROSTERS. S: ducks. large Bal4: do
t0ms Is do, hens, IS; turkeys, thin, l2ais; keats
/ laal1
DRESSED PoULTRY-Tirksys, choice. unsrs-u.
hens 2aaG1: dl. sFer1ge. uEdr9En. isa2D: do. thin
Esai4 chickens. 1aZs; ezpons. !-lb average, 2aZ3s
do. small lsaE: hens. Il; roosters. ezl0; ducks.
E4sls: gcese. l0sIZlz
! DRESSED MEATs-Csives fun dressed. sal0: DO.
heads Of 10. hog dressed calves. s; hams country
sugar curei. 12ali; hens. snail and neat Pc cEt-,
Soaas5o. do. medium. 7Coa1-50: do, heavy 55AS CO.
VEGETABLES Potatoes homegrown Der bus
/ Loo; Per bbl-- 2Sa1Oo; Eastern Shore. Per bbl
2Gca2 %: sweet potatoes. per bbl. 25oa275 yaus.
per bbl-. LEs1-75; asparagus. dozen. ZEaLo0;
carrots. pcr 5bL. l.2Ssl5e; eucunbers. PEI
I basket. Looal-5o; celery, per dozen STALKS. Sa
50: zbbage PER bbl LozI5: czUlhOEer per bbl
I75aZ5e; onious Der bus 7ozS0; Maryland and vir-
( ginia. per bb. L5oaL75: Ohio. per bbI. LT5a1oO:
lettuce Fl0gida, peT b5l.. Leoal-51: tomatoes. 20
az
GREEN FRU!TS-OTsngeS choicr. Der boz, 2eez
L5o; Florida. psE 5cz. 2GAz5 zTzpe fruit Der box.
ze0s %; apples King. per bbl-. 5coasSo: York In
pe-i4l packed 40oa4 g: Ben Davis. packed. 550a
as: Wine sap. packe. s75ai-Se. sibemsIfe Pippln.
A00s5sO; COCO 70 prime 2o0a55J; roc- 10 fair Lea
L0; openhead barrels. Common 20 gooi, L0oai 80;
! la4cy table fruit 5O0a6U5; --anoerieS. Cape Cod
7eT bbl Ieoasoo. Sc.. standard crate. 2cosa .;
pinesppies Florida, per crSte 2I5a30o strzwberTiea
: quart ios3
DRIED FRUITS-Apples sliced. fancy. 4: do,
/ sliced. bright. 81: cherries. Z; blackbeTTies. 9;
Wbortieberriss. 70; Tsspberles. Il
I GRATS-Whsat. Southern. On grade. Iz5si s.; rye.
75ss5; corn shelled white 72a77; do. yellow 72a77
new. car, 375s425; oats. Western white, no 2 ssass;
( cid mixed 62asi.
sUNDRIES- -BeesEsx. p: tznOE. 5asss; honey.
white clover. lib. new. l3; do. 2b., new. l9al2;
ginseng pcr b.. 5oaaS5; seneca. per ID. 20;
golden seal seas; pink I2aa; mandrake eas; snake
root. 3: walDu. kernels. dry. Sa25-
WOOL AND HIDEs-woci washed. free of burs,
Per H., .; do. unTssbed. free Of burs. per h.
2: Dc. bury per h.. Eals; hides. green. psr b,
2; do. dry, per b., l2als; sheep skins. green,
each 75sl09: do. dry. each Iss1: calf skins green,
sach Looal 40; mUSzraI. each. 52a5i; black. each.
( s5aio; skunk. each. black L75a2z5; mink, each,
1o0zs-eo; rabbit skins each, !; opoSsau. each.
as0; raccDCn, each ezl0o fox. red each, Leoa2 ~;
90. gray. each, Sl2L0.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Yesterday was again bond day on the
Washington Stock Exchange, the record
Of sales being larger than for any other
session in recent weeks W B. Hibbs &
Go. purchased So. eco Of Potomac Elec-
tric IS. and various brokers bought in
s. e59 Of Washington Railway and Elec-
tric Is. The Potomac bonds were pur-
chased on d rising scale from 100 TO 104,
with that price bid At the close. and the
statement made that a much larger
amount OF the bonds would be taken II
offered The railway bonds sold AT s. rs
Other trading on the exchange yester-
day was IN small volume. Washington
Gas sold "A few shares at 3 2-S 10 ID;
Railway preferred sold Ice shares at % II
10 81. and United States Trust sold a few
shares ar I0I.
In nearly all cases OF actual trading
the bid prices were a little higher.
6. Bowie Chipman, who VIII now rep
resent Z H. Hartman & Co. Of New
York, viii open his Offices in the Colo
rad0 Building tomorrow. His connection
with Hutton & Co, al T and Thirteenth
streets northwest, was closed yesterday.
The business OF that firm was taken
over by a representative Of the New
York house, and viii be conducted BY
him for a few days. Il Is understood that
a rev local manager viii be selected
soon
The Secretary Of the Treasury an
nounced yesterday that he VIII place
100000 temporarily with the several na-
tionsl bank depositaries in this city as
an Offset TO the large amount Of taxes
10 be collected III the District Of ColUm-
bia during the month OF May, the sq-
portionmert being based upon the Tela-
tive amount OF individual deposits. plus
deposits Of trust companies. in each bank
according TO its last statement made TO
the Comptroller Of the Currency. dated
February ), 1919
This viii relieve the drain on the city
banks caused by the withdrawal OF de-
posts to pay taxes due in Nay.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square Isl. Leo KoIb e TX 20 Edwa-i : Wes-
cot and John d. CouGhlan. 10 secure Rosa
and Mamie WaIisch ard Ajic> n. Jones. $500.
. and years. pr cent. serai-srnualfy. ict II.
White Cruft-Sadic l. BTsshcar 70 HBry H. Berg
mann ard Charles Sc-sfcr. 20 sccsrr the North
ems Libcr;y G-Tman-Amsrican Building Associs
ticn. No. s. Ssseo. lets i5 and i5 blocs L
Peters Min f-FTrderick g. Alexsuder e a..
tr7ssiecs. Ssanshury Lodge No 81 ?. \ = NJ
u f. FrsHci- Ssul and James F. Shea. %
sccJsrc the Home Servings Bank. $40 ; years.
pcT c-nt stmi-aunusiy. psrs-
Square 21S-Tcha T. Thcrnton e ux- 70 RALPH T.
Rarrsri and cry II. JohrsoR- 70 secure Barbara
noslleT. Ssee cn March 2. 1871. per cent. semi
annually parts lots 2 ard =
Whittincham-Taisy Z. Robcrts - Galen z. Grcen
AMI Ichn " Browning. to sccurc II Etzabeth
Browning Sc. / 10 s. months. 6 Vcr cent.
IT. -
SQUARE 80 William A. Koran 10 C,-apin Brosr
and Henry II. BeTsnsun. q seC7Tc Oriental
Buildiuc Associsti5n. No 6. S.ose. parts hos
I ard q.
Ls DrOit Psrk-Wsltsr g. DiGon to frank J.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-25
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York April 2-RaE sugar frm- The Lon
d5u market foT beet sugar vas SAd higher, for
April and Nay at ios %, but unchanged for
August az Us I'd
NAVAL ST0RES-Thers Ezs no important
change IN the quoted pTicss q spirits turpentine.
and f0r mac1ine-ma6e barrels 81 vas quoted here,
and Al Savannah III wss nsnled- With tone firm
Rosin held steady at 80 for oonnon 70 god
strained Tar was quiet ard unchanged at 80
fGr cil harrais
BUTTER-weak. receipts. 500. Creamery extra.
csas5: state dsiry. tubs, faZs; imitation creamery
frsts .
EGGS-Barely steady: quiet. receipts 44la. Near
b. white fancy. 4. mixed fsncy. 81. fresh frs;s,
~
MILL FEED-Lifeless: unsettled spriag Hrsn.
InGIh. sacks 70 arrive . %. standard milling sc
City tran. 35.0- in bulk; Western Ted dog. sl.Sa.
80 ar4iTe; winter wheat bran, lWlb sacks, scarce
and noniuzl-
OATS-Steady- but lifeless. No z white. 6iasliz
No , white ssa5s1z No. 4 white. SLAB natural
ard cliF1od. white. on track. sea55-
FLOTR-llarket hfeless Spring patents. Z5as s. :
sITing clears. 25oa5-6. winter sraights 6osa6.so;
clears 5Z5a5.Sl: Karsss. straiEhts n sacks. 575s
so. clcaTs. s.9aa5-a
CORN NEAL-sseady; snsn trade. inactive.
KIN dried f5r ezpor;. $50; eosrse neal, IN bass
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