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The Washington herald., 1909-03-31
GIRL GRADUATES BANQUET.
Class of 700, Northampton, Mass,
Holds Annual Event.

Class of 700, Northampton, Mass,
Holds Annual Event.
Sweet girl graduates to the number
Of fifty, and q few preparatory school
boys. OF the class OF 'Oe. Northampton.
Mass. School, held a banquet IN the
ElsmeTe Hotel last evening.
Sightseeing in Washington as the finish
ing touch 10 their scholastic careers, the
young men and women anticipated com
mencenent with many ambitious speeches
at the banquet. Vice Principal A. II.
Evans was toestmaster. The class Of
1902 was the toast to which response
was made by Harold B. Staab. "Our
first impressions OF high school lifs-our
later ones" by Ethel Ruiter; ''Dramatics. {"
by James NJ. Nolan; Loyalty" by Helen
Readio; Just hot air" by Samuel Living
ston; "Our trip to Washington" by Eliza-
beth Pearson; Classmates" by Anna
Fitzgerald, and "Reminiscences" by Ar
Iene Atkins
The Washington herald., 1909-03-31
FORSTER RIDES INTO TROUBLE.
Tennesseean's Check for TaHieab
Hire Returned, "N. c.

rennesseean's Check for TaXieab
Hire Returned, "N. c.
Frederick NJ Forster. who claims 10 be
a lawyer with a large bank account IN
Lebanon. Tenn. was arrested last even
Ing charged with false pretenses- Wen
dressed and wearing a silk hat the
Southern barrister hired a taxicab. and
after riding about the. city to the extent
or $40 worth, he gave a check for the
amount on a Washington bank. The
check was returned 10 the company
stamped IN. c."
An investigation was made and guam
uty OF cut glassware which Forster had
purchased was collected and brought 10
headquarters by the detectives. II Is I'M
derstoOd that Forster bought a quantity
OF this ware In washington. each time
giving a check for the amount on a Leba-
non bank
Pending an Investigation, he will be
held at the First precinct.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-31
Married a Georgetown Girl.
Maine's Liquor Law Involved.

Augusta, Ne. March So-The house to-
day voted 70 repeal the so-caIled Stugis
law. passed IN 1905. for the strict en-
forcement Of the prohibitory liquor laws
This will not change that law unless the
senate. which last Thursday took con-
trary action by voting 2 20 s. practically
on party lines. not to repeal the law. TO
oedes from Its position
The Washington herald., 1909-03-31

Evidently satisfied that no drug traf5e
exists in this city, the police authorities
have failed 70 follow up the discovery
made by the Baltimore authorities when
Miss Mabel Owens. OF 1Ss7 Ninth street
vas arrested IN that city Monday with
100 morphine tablets IN her possession.
While she admitted the traffic between
here and Baltimore. IN which quantities
OF narcotics passed hands, had been in
progress for nine months. no mention
was made OF IN accomplice in Washing
ton
In default OF sl.Ooo bond. Miss Owens
and the negro from whom shs was in the
habit OF purchasing the packages Of
morphine in Baltimore. are being held
FOR trial William G. Lauer, the drug
gist who has also been implicated.
waived preliminary hearing and his case
viii likewise 90 TO the grand jury
Had Made Nightly Trips.
According 10 Miss owens statement.
she made nightly trips 10 the Monumental
City 10 receive packages which are said
TO have contained narcotics. She also de-
i clared she was addicted 20 the use OF
morphine. and that she distributed the
drug TO friends in this city.
II was learned that Miss Owens had
been employed as a stenographer in the
Office OF c. A Snow. patent attorney. IN
the warder Building. Ninth and F streets.
c. E. DOYLE. manager OF the firm. says
Miss owens was a trusted and efficient
employe. She did not report for work
yesterday morning
This IS the first time since she en-
tered our once in September that We
have not been informed Of her absence.
She had only been absent once. and that
was on account OF illness" said the
manager.
Mrs. Coppersmith. with whom the young
woman boarded. said she had heard
nothing I'D TO last night from Miss
Owens. Her absence from home IS moth
ing unusual" said Mrs. Coppersmith. Il
fear there IS some mistake about the ar
rest"
Watched Long for Woman.
Sergts. Lancaster. Day. and Lent. OF
the Baltimore detective ONCE, have been
watching for the trsfickers for several
months. and although they knew a white
woman came from washington regularly
on the electric line and communicated
with a negro. they we're unsuccessful In
their quest for her until Monday.
They followed Miss Owens from the
station as far as Lexington street and
Park avenue and saw the package change
hands.
It is possible that Inspector OF Pharma-
cies Van Zant VIII begin an investigation
OF the Owens case to-day.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-31
DIES WHILE ON TRAIN.
L. ID. Huntington, of New York, Was
HOmeward Bound.

L. ID. Huntington, of New York, Was
HOmeward Bound.
L. D. Huntington. OF New Rochelle.
n. Y, a retired member Of the New
York Stock Exchange. died yesterday
on an Atlantic Coast Line train as
Il was approaching Washington.
The remains were brought TO Wash
ington, and L. D. Huntington. r., son
OF the dead man, is expected here this
morning 10 take charge OF them.
Mr.. Huntington was seventy-four years
old. He was accompanied by his daugh-
ter. Miss E. c. Huntington. and a trained
nurse, and had started home from
Charleston, S. c., where he had gone
some time ago on account OF failing
health.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-31
RoDEY RECEIVES SUPPORT.
Porto Rican Judge Is IndOraed By
Island Fruit Growers.

San Juan. P. r, March So.-The Eorti-
cultural Society. composed OF fruit grow
ers who represent property worth more
than N.ooo,ooo. has cabled to United States
District Judge B. S. Rodey. who Is now
visiting Washington. asking him TO repre-
sent II before Congress and try TO secure
an Increased duty on foreign pinesppIes.
The action taken By the society siEni-
Zee the Endorsement Of Judge Rodey, de-
spite the recent attack upon him by the
house CT delegates. which has asked for
his removal from the bench.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-31
Funeral OF Mrs. saowdsn,

Funeral rites for Mrz, Adelaide Snow
den, wife Of Lieut. Commander Thomas
snowden. VIII taiEs place tomorrow att
srnoon at O'Clock from 81. MarEzFors
Episcopal Church, Connecticut avenue
and Bancroft street northwest, Rev, DR..
Herbert 8. Smith, rector OF the church,
WI ofloiate InterTnent will be In Airing
ton National Cemetery, Many Rayal efa-
GERS and their wives VIII attend the
funeral. Honorary paIJbeaFers win be
selected from among the friends and col
The Washington herald., 1909-03-31
AUTOMOBILES ARE BURNED.

Fire In1icts ConstderabLe Damage
on Ninth Street Embellishments.
Fire IN the Offices Of the New York b.
cycle Company. ~ Ninth street north
west, yesterday destroyed three automo-
bfles and damaged 500 bicycles and bicycle
tires.
The blaze started In the cellar. and had
gained Roadway wren the fremen arrived
Miss Edna Katzen. daughter OF the pro-
prietor, discovered the FIRE. and with dIf-
fcuIry escaped through the smoke. Il Is
understood tie loss IS covered by insur-
ance.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-31
POLICE SEEK CHAUFFEUR.
AIsyna Out for Driver said TO Have
Run Down Boy.

New York. March So-A general alarm
WIS sent out to-day from police head
quarters for william Darragh, chauf-
feur for Charles z. Force, of, Charles E.
Force 8 Co., investment brokers. in the
belief that 81 was Mr.. Forces car. with
DRrragh driving. which ran down and
killed Ingward TrimDaIl. the young son Of
Judge r, T. Trimball. OF Covington, KY,
IN Morningside avenue on Saturday last
Darragh left his hOms on Sunday morn
ing with a suit case and has not been
seen since at his home or by his en-
ployeE.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-31
KEEPING WATCH ON CASTRO.
American sleuths VIII Keep Gov
eminent Posted on HIS Conduct.

eminent Posted on His Conduct.
The State Department is watching the
movements OF Cipriano Castro with q
great deal Of interest and should the
former executive Of Venezuela endeavor
70 make trouble in bis country the gov
eminent here VIII DO all Il can TO assist
the present Venezuelan government IN
suppressing the troubIe-maker.
So far nothing has been done IN the
matter, but when Castro lands in Trini-
dad. wherever he Is going. American
agents will watch him closely.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-31
SONS or MINNESOTA
HONOR UNIVERSITY
Secretary Carpenter Among
Speakers at Banquet.
GRADUATES PRAISE COLLEGE

Representatives Miller and stevens
Also Respond 10 TOasts at Gath
ering of sons and Daughters of
the University of Minnesota, the
Glorics of Which Are Sung.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-31
0pen Until s P. N. on list and Cd.

In addition 20 the regular banking
hours. the ofices OF Urson Trust Co,
18th and II SITS, remain open Entl 5
p. u. on the list. "a, aud 18th % each
month, for the convenience OF Gus
toners. Interest paid on al accounts,
Enhinrf tn chAnk
The Washington herald., 1909-03-31

When you have lost or found anvtb,n1
telephone an advertisement TO The Wasb-
ington Herald. and bill win be sent Won
az cent word.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-31
HAYES, CONVICTED,
SAYS He IS VICTIM
Bank Teller Found Guilty OIL
TWenty-fOur Counts.
FOR THE SINS OF ANOTHER"

Declares He VIII Appeal and In
sists He IL Innocent of Charges of
EmbeE1Iement and Misapplica-
tiOn-says Attorney Kept Him from
stsza-Mazinnm Penalty 24O Years.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-31
GIRLDRUG PURYEYOR
Police Of Baltimore Accuse
Washington Woman.
ARRESTED WITH A NEGRO

SIeuths of Monumental City Accuse
Local StenOEraPher of Traffiek-
ing Morphine on Nightly Trips
from and TO the CapitaI-DrUEgist
Also HeId-Watched Long for Her.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-31

degree Mason. a member Of De Molay
COmmahdery. Knights Templars, and
charter member OF Naval Chapter. F. &
A. 81.
Helped Organize a Bank.
In addition 20 his Anacostia holdings.
Mr.. Griswold was one OF the organizers
Of the National Capital Bank. He IS
said to have held interests in real estate
In this city.
For the last five years he had contented
himself with managing his real es-
tate. and had acquired a hobby for fancy
chickens. II is expected the funeral serv-
ices will be held tomorrow. The body
viii probably be cremated.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-31
HENRY GRISWOLD
COMMITS SUICIDE

Continued from Page One
has m Office in Nichols avenue. was
called. and on viewing the body said the
man had been dead about half an hour.
The police at the Anaeostia substation
were notified. and an officer was placed
on guard at the house. Owing TO the To-
cation Of the wound and the weapon
used. the Anacostia authorities became
suspicious and notified Inspector Board
man. Detectives Berman and Cox were
sent 70 the residence 70 make an investiga-
ton. They awaited the arrival OF the
coroner and viewed the body with him,
and Il was disclosed that Mr.. Griswold
had committed suicide by placing the gun
upon a trunk. and while holding the muz-
zle 10 his chest. pulled the trigger with
poker. The stock Of the gun was
broken. The police believe this was caused
by Griswold leaning heavily against the
barrel
Mrs. GriswOId Frustrated.
Mrs. Griswold is Frustrated
Mr.. GriswOld suffered a paralytic
stroke about year ago. and for some
time following he was unable 10 use
his arms.
According 10 Lieut.. Anderson. OF the
Anacostia station, and other friends. Mr..
Griswold was highly esteemed. BY his
energetic business methods and diligent
efforts 70 advance the welfare Of Ana
costa, he had built up ell OF that sec
ton now known as GriSwOlds subdivi-
sion. ard had used his influence as trustee
OF the Or. Christie estate and president
OF the Anacostia Tra-tiOn Company 20
make the town prosperous
He was sixty-one years old. He located
IN Anacostia about thirty years ago. Two
sisters are living IN hts native town,
weathersville. Conn. One brother IS said
70 SURVIVE him
The Washington herald., 1909-03-31

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The Washington herald., 1909-06-17
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. June l6-Quosatious established by The
Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are a
follows:
BUTTER-Crearasry. separator. per h. .; INF
taton. H.. za2i; prints. is-lb per ID. Ess0: do.
l-ib. per b. Esso; BLOCKS. alb. Der h. 8a3
dairy prints. Msryland Pennsylvania and Virginia
per h, l6al7; Virginia and West Virginia. store
packed. Per ID. lsis; Ohio. store packed. Dcr ID.
80; nearby, rolls. Per lo.. lSas Ohio rolls Der b.
lsh; West Virginia rolls per h.. lSis.
ESGs-A Maryland PonnsyiFania. and nearby frstE
per doz-. = Eastern Shore, Maryland and virginia
per doz. 2; Western hrsts per doz.. q; West VIZ
gilia per doz- q
LIVE PoULTRY-Old hens. hsavy.veight. pe- n.
IS; spring chickens. IA lbs. snd over. per ID. q
y lbs. S; 1 10 and under pr 10, Is,
ducks per ID. Il: do. white Pekins per 10. y;
spring ducks. lhs- and over per h.. 4 pissons,
young. pU pair. 11E: do. old. pair. =. guinea
fowls. old each. 3
POTATOES - Old. near BY. per bushel. prime.
s9al0i do. Western Maryland and Pennsylvania.
per oGshel. prime, s5aLoo; do, New YORK. PER
bushel. prime l00sL 10 do. Western Der bushel
prime, lOoallo: white new. NorsoIk. per bbl. No.
/ 4eoaS.50. do. North Carolina per bbL, 25ss o.
do. York River. peF bbl. 275a3.O0; do Rauuahan-
mock. per bbl, 275a30Q; yans Virginia per bbl
L5as-oi do. Norh Carolina. fzncJ. per bbl. LIS
GREEN FRUITS AND YEGETABLEs-Apples
New Aork, assorted. pr bbi. a5oa5o0 Asuar1r71s.
Eastern shore. Maryland. and Virginia. Der doz.
Looa-W beets. Rapplhannock pr bunc1 lalis
= - -N-'~-es NJ p-ilals a. bAachucfTlea. Norm
Carolina per quart. 6al0. CabbaEcs. North Caro-
ma pr crate. 4oa5s do. Charleston per craue
sea7yi DO, Norfolk. pr bhL. 44J0; native per
100. 2oa30. Cantaloupes Florida. per crate. ga
@0 Cherries. Maryland and Virginia. per basket
Lsoa2oo; do. per = basket Lezl =. white wax.
per h. fa6; red. per ID. 3a5 CGclmbers. Florida
pcr basket. sS4l3 Esg plants Florida. pr
crate. LZ5alS0. GoosebeEries Maryland and viz
gina. per quart. 5a6 Grape fruit Florida Der
box. 3ooa5.00 Hlckleberries North Carolina uer
quart sala Oranges. California. per box az 90
SIZE. LSas-e. Peas. Anne Arundel DIR b1shel. ia
Ia Raspbcrries rcd. per pint 5as5z SQUASH
Florida. per crate T5aL25. Strawberries Virginia
per quart 2ai. Eastern Shore Alaryiaud. per quart
-ao; do, happahannock. per quart. 2as: do. Anne
Arundel, per quart. 3s6 Green beans. Florida. Der
basket. sa6o; Norfolk and North Carolina Der
basket. SAB; wax beans. Florida. per BASKET 5a75
tomatoes. Florida, per carrier. 75a20o: Mississippi
per crate, 5as5. Wateruelons. Florida, eaeh, 8
as
The Washington herald., 1909-06-17
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

A few bonds were picked up in the
early trading on ths Washington Stock
Exchange yesterday. confined TO the is
sues OF the Washington Railway and
Electric Company and the Potomac
Electric Power Company. The railway
IS sold az Sc IA and the electrics at
I04 81
Railway common sold at 4s, and the
other traction shares were neglected. so
far as sales were concerned.
Washington Gas took another tumble
Starting at IS, It rapidly declined 10
66 81. the last sale being at 81.
Mergenthaler crept up half a point on
ten-share sales. going at 2O6 Lanston
did not enter largely into the trading.
but remained firm at Is IL.
The American Security and Trust
Company has declared its regular dlvi-
dend OF per cent on the capital stock
and the directors have voted 70 add
$4,000 TO the surplus fund The divi-
dend will be payable July 10 TO share
holders Of record on June 20.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-17
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. June l6.-Wheat to-day was weak. com
dull. cats steady rye hrm and -four IN fair demand
WHEAT-Spot contract, i.5e; SPOT No 2 nd
Western. L59; July. Ll55saLl5N; August. IlslS
asked; receipts. 90 bus; Southern on grade. lisa
C0RN-spOt Contract. 7salasO: July. zssa7sl: re-
ceipts 1880 bus.
OATS-stcck in elevators. l5s 275 bus; shipments
from elevators. s,1e bus. White No. 5sa6pl .
do. No. ;. s5asSh; do. No T. 6laslH: mixed No
2 6liss62; do. No. 5 S0zasl: do, No 4 595ka6o
RfE-stock IN elevators. sS 7oi bus No 2 West
ern Fye. export. sIiSase: No. Western ne uptown
9isas2: bag lots. as to quality and condition ssag4
FLOUR-Winter extra. 55oa570; DO, clear. 6IOa
65; do. straight. 66oas75; do. patent 6soa7 %
spring clear. 52a55o; do. straight. 675a6o0: d.
patent, 64Oas.s5; City Mills best Uatent 20. 40
hish-srade patent. 740; do high-grade straight
10; do. choice family. 6s; DO. extra. 60oaSl5:
rye -four. medium 70 eh0iCe. t.sos4.e5; curn meal
per 100 IbA, LSoaIN
The Washington herald., 1909-06-17
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
tPnoas quoted ars whOlesale.l

AfTcE6 QuOLcd dfb WlQico1lcsj
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. "a Western nrsts
scOd. ZA22; dairy choice. 2Oazl; good is4ls; storc
packed. fresh l7al8
CHEESE-Ne2 YORK State factory. fancy nAta
IA do. snan. i4isaI5: do. large. EalgS.
EGGS-Near-by, choice. free cases, IA; do, re-
turnable cases q West FirgiDia and Southern
West Virginia. free Gases zoz do. returna5le cases
q; Tennessee free cases. M: do, -etrrnahie
cases %; North Carolina free cases. lssl; do, re
ulrnRble Cases. is.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens zlAz2: spring. zsg.
hens. l5a20: ROSTERS 6: ducks. large. Sail; do.
small 6a7 geese. 6s7: do. fancy. Sal0; turkeys.
toms, lZal5: do hens. d: t1rEeys. thin. 10; keats.
DRESSED POULTRY-Tnksys choice. updrawn-
hens l5al6; do average. undrawn. l5als; do. thin
Il: chickens. Zaz: hens. l6al7 rocters. 70; oucks
. DRESSED MEATs-Hams. country. suesr cured
IZikal5
VEGETABLEs-Potzt per b0l, 2T5asbo: do.
per bus. L00aLl5: Jams. pr Dbl. LTsa250: aspara-
gus. pr doz.. l2sa25o; cabbage. per bbl, crate,
EoaT5: celery Florida. per Garc G00aZO. cnclln-
bers per bas. T5ai50: lettUce. home grown lbl
5oa75. onions. Bermuda per crate. Lz5s Texas psr
crate. L25al.s5, peppers. Florida, PCT carrier l00a
l5G string beans pr bas.. i05l5, tomatoes Der
box L5aa2o0: tomatoes. choice. LOO; rhubarb, doz
3: beets. bunch. 3s5; peas bas. 75al5.
DRIED FkUlTS-ApUies. sliced fancy 4: do
sliced. bright, ~; Cherries. p; hEckberriss, 4;
Whortleberries. To- raSpberriez- 2
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. Ben DAVIS, 5Soa5 90.
Wine Sap. 375s5 90: Albemarie Pippin. a00ag %:
fancy table frGit. 5oas50 oranges Florida. BRIGHT
per box. 40oa350: California naTeis per box. l7sa
SIS: grape frut Florida. per box. 45oa5O0; lemons
275a3G5: strawberries. per quart, sa5; pinespples
Florida per gats L7sa2g; blsckberTies. per quart.
5a8
GRAIN-Wheas. Southern. Grade. Lsoal50- ne
lass; corn. sheed Uhits $3.50 So yellow s4a99-
new, ear. G25a450: oats. Wesisra white Ne. 9 Ca
s.; old mixed 62a4-
SUNDRIES-BeesWNx. p; talloU. 6a5is: ginseng
per D., S,eoa5sQ senecs per b. 20 golden seal
e0af5; pink, i2alss mandrake. pa: snake root s.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wocl. wusaed. free Of bun
q. DO. bury Der lb 2ja2s. biees. ereen ~ hi
70; dc. dry. per ID. l3al6; sheep Eins green
each. I5ai0o; do. dry. each 2a6o: calf -Sns green
each. Lolal-M
The Washington herald., 1909-06-17
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

| New YORK. June l6-sUGAR-Thers was sale O.
2o09 tons of Porto Rico centrifugal sugar late yos
/ teTday. Just made pubic to-day 10 McCahan. o.
Philadelphia. at 3s2 basis s. test That price is
asked locally with SIS. however the best bid The
market seemed 70 Do easy. Market for rpfned dull
all around Arbuckle Brothers quote ss5 net les
per cent cash. for gTanulated but booked orders
for 100 barrel lots at AS. and the Federal quoted
As9 net. less per crnt- Other refners named
i.o5 net. less I Der cent The London market r.
beet sugar I'd lower for SPOT Positions but other
wise unchanged. Local prices for raw sugar quoted
as follows. Centrifugal IS test. 2s6a3e2 yesterday
81: MuscoTaco. 50 test. 336a3z2 yesterday SO
mOla5ses SUGAR 50 test. 1lla1I7: yesterday az
NAVAL STORES-Steady Spirits tu-pentine. q,
Savannah. 90 r0sin. 33oa3.50: tar OIL barrels 50
BUTTER-Cuiet: receipts. Is 30 packages Cream
eTy extra 26d: State dairy. tubs 3la5; imitation
creamery frstS, q
EGGS-FIrn: receipts 2 l3 cases Nesrfr white
fancy 3; nearby mixed fancy "A fresh frss 2a22
RYE-Snong but dull. No. 2 T. O. B.. s5iL
MILL FEED-Market duIl. but firm Sursnr bran
loob sacks. 70 arrive. 10; standard milling $50;
CITY bran. 26O9 IN bulk: Western red dog Sl5 10
arrive; winter wheat bran. in lOo-lb sacks. . 60:
new winter. for July and August. $50
OATS-Dun. heavy Nc. white, s.; No white
ssasS3z; No. white. s2AS2is; natural and clipped
white. tracks. 6oae7-
FLOUR-ouiet unsettled Spring patents. e5oa
$50; spring ciCaE. 5.5oa575 winter straights sT5a
100; winter clears 59oa6l0; Kansas straights. in
SACKS. Seta5.5o; Kansas clears. 5Za5.75
RYE FL0UR-steady. small business. We quote:
Nominal A50a50o
CORN AIEAL-Fim: spplies limited Kiln-dried.
for export S45l3.50: coarse meal in bags l6eal si
HAH-Rcceipts. loo tons steady. Prime timothy.
Los; No. !. 100; No. 2 sj; No. 5 s0as5
sTRAW-Receipts. 40 tons; stronger. supply
meager. Long re. LOO
BEEF-Steady: demand moderate. Family. l20oa
l4-00: packet u5oal250
PoRK-strong; supply light Ness. n.Msa.8
family I.O0a2I 90
TAILOVV-Steasv. slo-r tr.de Cssv "a
LARD-Weak. Prime Western I2l5: CITY u1-
refined continent, lZa5; South American. Is; re-
fined Brazilian kegs a. oleostearine. IsiI: lard
IteaTins duh; New IcEk, L; Chicago nominal
The Washington herald., 1909-06-17
AFTER THE LOAN SHARKS.
Commissioners Desire Law 20 Regu-
late Money Lending Business.


The Commissioners have announced
their determination TO make a fight be-
fore the next session Of Congress 10 pro
cure the enactment Of laws that VIII
more satisfactorily regulate money loan
ing In the District.
Congress win be asked 10 fix the license
tax on each money loaning concern at
$1,000 The bill presented 10 Congress by
the Commissioners last year, which failed
OF passage, VIII be again presented.
Applicant for license shall III out the
required blank supplied by the Comnis-
sioners, giving all the information de-
manded as 10 all persons 10 be engaged
IN the business. and the nature Of the
money loaning 20 be conducted. A bond
of $500 VIII be required with each ap-
plieatioh with two or more sufficient
sureties.
Each concern doing q money loanlng
business viii be required 20 keep a reg
lister Of every transaction. with the name
Of every borrower, the amount borrowed.
interest charged and when due. showing
all fees and renewals. and this book
shall be open Tor inspection by officers
Of the District government ar all times
except on Sunday and legal holidays.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New Tork. June l6 - CATTLE 90 Receipts. I2sc
bead Good 10 choice steers. e.zs7.is; oxen. 4saa
62s. balls. 35oG475s COWS 2Z5aAso; Dressed beef
slow. unchanEed.
YES-Receipts. $50 heal Veals 60ozs ~
choice selected, $50; calls. 50oa550; grassers S2s
SIS: drcssod czlFes fair demand. CITY d-esssa
calves. Saai2ia: country dressed SAL.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts $500 head
sheep. $3.50 calls 500. lambs 00l7.T5
HOGS-ReoriDts $40 head firm feeling. T.65a
$40 plgs included
The Washington herald., 1909-06-17
S0HTHERN RAnWAY

n. B.-FoioEing schedule figures published only
information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham, Mobile. New OrIes1,
AsheviIle. Chattanooea. Memphis a. d and is.t5
?. m. daily Dining cars.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga, Ne-uuhis
New Orleans. 1910 2. n. daily. Dining ca-
For Atlanta Birningham Columbia Cfarles.on
Augusta. Aiken. Savannah jacksonville and FIorida
points 40 ?. N. daily Dining car service
Tourist cars for California, tri-Eeekly 40 d N
Local FOX Harris0nbuTE s a m daily: AIS D n
weekdays; for DanTiiie. 80 =. n. daily: and for
CharlOttcsEilie 80 A. N and ss5 D. n daily
Frequent traius to and from Bluemout
L S. BRoWS. Gcacrzl Agent