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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Holmead Manor-Yictor Klein et VI. % Ernest L.
Schmidt and Julius A. Maedel. 70 secure Charles
Some. $50, % . months. per cent, semi
annually LOT l2. square ESQ.
square Sl-Alary L. ByTne ct viz Thomas r., 70
the Washington Loan and Trust Company 10
secure Equitable Cooperative Building ASsocA-
tion. s. so. lot "a
Square s9i-WiIliam W. Lightbown et uH. 70 John
l. Smith and james Toomey. 70 secure Charles
W Morris and William E. Ambrose, trustees.
800 year. per cent, par lot =
South Observation-Disclosures ". Lehnsrt e. ux %
BENJAMIN +. Leighton and Clinord A. Borden,
TO secure Catherine S. Burgess. $500. years.
per cent. seui-annually, part lot 9. square
sSl3; same 70 sane. 70 secure same. $500 20
50 months. per cent, sane land.
Petworth-Charles ". Williams et 10 William
Fl. Saunders and Claud Livingston. 20 secure
Nellie NJ jenkins $50. 2 years, PER cent.
semtannually, lot !, square a.
Meridian Hill-Agnes ]. Fealey 70 Benjamin S.
Minor and Hugh R. Rowland. 20 secure Balch
B. Wilson. S.610 10 80 months. per cent
quarterly. lots A. and f3. block II.
Square 536-IAndsey Winslow et ux % Richard z.
Pairo and Herbert a. Gin. 70 secure II. W.
Pairo. 500. monthly payments. per cent. part
lots p and q same to same. 10 secure same,
$50 years, per cont. semi-annually. same
sheTwood-Julia R. Pearce to Frank E. Rapp ana
Frank Fuller, 70 secure Bartlett E Harper
A.So. monthly notes. per cent lot 5. block
Addition to Le Droit Park-Charlea A. Wecksrly
ct uL to sane to secure sAmc 81 ST. 50. monthly
notes. Der cent. lot 81. block 81.
Square ssl-Francs J. Kane et al. to John b.
Larner and John A. Hamilton to secure the
Washington Loan and Trust company $500
monthly payments. per cent. part original
lots Is and IA.
Square l0-Alary NJ. Becker ct vtr. August. tc
Chaplin Brown and Henry II. BerEmann. 20 Sc
cure The Oriental Building Association No. 6,
5000, lot and part original lot q.
Hood and Bateheder's Addition to Anacostia-
Laura V. Randy to Ernest L. Schmidt and
George NJ. Emmerich. 20 secure Gcrman-Aneri-
can Building Association. $500. lots % 9.
block s
Square lol4-Wiliam Murphy ct NJ. to Horatio n.
Taplin ard John d. Coughlin. 10 secured Lille
T. Taplin, $685. years. per cent. semi
annually lots IS. Is II three trusts. $3.50
each. one on each lott.
Square lJi-George W. Marsh TO D. ". Baker
and Rudolpa II. Yeatman 10 secure Sarah Z.
Boyd. 5000. ] year. per cent. part lot 4
Square 6l4-Annie c. Turner ct vir Watkins L..
10 Quincy Smith and Frederick Il Siddons, 70
secure Union Savings Bank Of the District Of
Columbia, 5000. years. per cent, semi
annually lot 60.
Sherwood-Arthur L. Strong ct ux. 70 Scott Nes-
bit and B. T. Edwards. 20 secure Edwards
Land and Building Company $780, 5 years
Der cent, emi-annually. lot .. block 421.
Same 10 secure same. S525. years. per cent.
semi-anndally. same land.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-26
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
tPriros ocOted are vholesale.l


BUTTER-Creamerz. fancy 80; Western. frsts.
si1az7; seconds, 1az; process. fancy. ga to z:
fair 10 good. 2la22; dairy. choice. l3a2O; do good
lsal9: store-packed fresh. lsal9
CHEESE-New York State factory. fancy aats
l4Aal-. small. l5al514: large. l4zalfN
EGGS-Nearby. choice. retunable cases a. West
Virginia and Southwest Virginia returnabls eases.
2, North Carolina. returnlble cases. D
LIVE POULTRY-ChickeDs. spring. large. ID
IS. do, medium. l7alS; d. small l7als: hens.
small, PER d., lSlsaA. large, u; ROSTERS Der III
ducks old 10: do spring. lbs and over. l0al2,
geese. pr h.. ea7: do fancy. salO; turkeys, toms
per H.. g. do. hens. l6; do. thin. 10: keats pa
b.. l0al1
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. choice. undraun.
hens. per h.. is; do, average, updrawn. mixed Is.
chickens. per b.. lea7; hens. choice per h. l5als.
roosters, per lb. p; ducks, loal2 geese. per H..
6alN
DRESSED MEATs-Hams. country. sugar cured.
12izal5
VEGETABLEs-Pota per Dbl. 1.75a2OO: sweet
potatoes. per Dbl. new. 300a350: yams Der bhl
2OOa2&; cabbage. per bbl crate. 50: celery. New
York. per doz. 4oa60: cucumbers per basket 50a75:
lettuce. home grown. bbl. jOa75: do. New York
per basket. 75al25; onions. Maryland and Virginia
Per bbl.. L75a2oo; string beans. per bbL. lOa75;
beets, bunch 2a3 peas. basket 75aL25
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. loose, Der bbl.. Goa
l25; peaches, per 6-basket carrier 75a20O; do ner
box. LOCAL .; do. common 25a50: oranges Caiifor-
mia Yalencias. per box. 275a3 2j lemons CicTv rqr
box. 6o)a55; pineappes. Florida, per crate. Lisa
500. damsons. per b., 81; damson pums. yk
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. unwashed free n
burs. per b. &a29; WOOL bury per h.. 25a2s; hides
green. per D.. l0all do dry, ger b. l3al6 sheen
skins green each, 75alOo; do. dry. EACH Za50: calf
skins. green. each. l00al.n
sUNDRIES-B -Boeswax. Zas0; tallow. 6ass; gin.
seng per h.. 5O0a5.5O: Seneca per h. 90; Golden
Seal. i0a45; pink. l2al4; mandrake. za3: snake
root. 50.
GRAIN-Wheat, new, per bushel. s5alO3; corn.
shelled. per bushe s0as6 ear per barrel 425a4 50;
oats. Western. white. No. 2 per bushe 6SaT2 mixed
s2E6i; bran. per ton. 8OoaS0oO; middling per ton.
0.00a320C.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Burrville-Rsts Hayden to James s. Fraser. lots
70 S. square sos. ST.
Holmead Manor-Charles Some ct ux. 70 Victor
and Rosa Klein. lot IM square $50 SO
school street. between -Four and a half and Sixth
streets southWest-Charles W. Morris and Will
IAN Z. Ambrose trustees. % William W. Light
bown. part lot ]. square iei SO
south observation-disclosures s. Burgess to Fred
sries W. Lenhart. part lot %. square ss75
Petworth-Nellie NJ jenkins e Vir. William. 10
Charles W. Williams. lot T. square p. SO
lIl3 Sixth street northwest-Cieorre W. T. sua-tzel
and Ada 1. Smith. executors. TO Ada l.
smith, lot 2, square south Of f75, S5oalA
sherwood-Bartlett E Harper ct u1. 10 julia r.
PeaTee. lo' 3, square 422l. So
sher~ood-Bartlett 3. Harper e W. 70 Charles
A. WeokeTiy, lot s. block ga. SO
Addition 70 Le Droit Park-Ioseph c. sheehy Ct
uN- 70 Augusta L. Erskine. lot g. block s. SO
August- L. Erskine 20 Florence Il. Roach, same
land o.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT E White To Horatio \. rsp-
lin and Allen W. Maller, trustees, lot = block
g. So
street. between Third and Four-ans a-half streets
southwest-Mary Barry et al 70 Charles r.
and Charles c. Smithson. original lots B T.
and part original lot Is, square $40. So
heniE0rth-Allen W. Mallery and Horauo n Tap
lin. trustees. to Ransom Wilson. lot !. block
Eighteenth street. between K and streets north
West-Thc0d1re Heilman. trustee. e. al 70 Mary
N. Becker. part lot 2. square lJ7 $500
Between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets FIorda
avenue and ! street northeast-Herman r. how
eustein et ux. 70 May N. Becker lot q. square
I01 SIC
III R street northwest-sarah E. Boyd 20 George
". MarSh. part lot L. square l5 SO
First street, between y and O streets southwest
Rose Teachum to William suliimn. part orig
inal lot 5 square 652 SO
Between NJ and " Watts and sixth streets
touthwest-Benjamin Z. Leighton and John H.
Miller. trustees. 20 Sarah b. Miller, lot So
square E3 s265
hherwood-EdWardS Land and Building Company
70 Arthur l. Strong. lot g. block fzl. SO
Between and Boundary. Seventeenth and Eight
eeth streets northwest-R Gordon Finney, truS-
tee 20 Henry c. HIe. lot ~ square 80. 500.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Howell W. Wall. 20. Of Meherrins. Va. and
Mamie R. Fowiker, 80, Of Hanpden Sidney
Va; Rev. F. D. Power.
Fank P. Nichols. q. and Julia Z. Houchfn
q. both Of Richmond. Va; Rev. C. ". Whit
more.
J. Dixon Hospital. 30. and Bessie Nolan. p: Rev.
S. X. Cockrell.
Murray J. Wright .. and Bessie D. Gillspie
l6; Rev J. r. Laaghlin
Preston Lowe. 2l. Of Hamilton. vs. and Ma
bel ReTen. IS. Of Prince George County. Nd.
Rev. J. B. Laughlin.
Robert NIcNaught. ., and Leona Brust Q; Rev.
F. ID. Power
Clarence E. Pence. a. Of New Market. Va. and
Edith J. shuler, IS, Of LuTay. Va; Rev. c. G.
Pence.
Edward A. SNYDER. 2. and Marguerite NJ Nun.
dell. IS Rey. L. Z. Marshall
John Gabriel. o. and Johanns G. Ellsr. 50
Rev. 2. W. A'mendiger.
COLORED.
Addison J. Lewis. 2. and Carrie d. Digs. o
Rev. James A. Taylor
Williar H. smithers. p. and Reboeea Kicks
p; Rev. G. II. Harris.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-26
ST. JOE'S wHISTLING SON.
Did Not whistle Himself Out of Con-
Eresa as some People SAY.

Did Not whistle Himself Out Of Con-
sress as Some People Say.
Arthur Wallace Dunn, IN the St. Louis star.
Former Congressman Frank B. Fulker-
son. OF ST. Joseph. now member OF the
hoard OF police commissioners for that
city, bovled into the National Capital
the other day on strictly private" busi-
ness Of a legal character. NO. he re-
piled In answer 10 q question. IT did
not come here TO pick up any reform
ideas adapted to the st. Joe police es-
tablishment. The force IS getting along
pretty well. We are not afraid Of new
Ideas. but that's not what brought me
here. Neither am doing any whistling.
not yet having had time to look up any
Of my old friends, and. therefore, not
having been called upon to indulge along
that line"
Fulkerson made quite a hit while IA
Congress as a whistler. Several times
he was escorted to the Speakers chair
during recesses and made TO initiate the
mocking bird and sundry Of the feathery
tribe. There be some who aver that Il
was FuIkerson's whistling that resulted
In his undolng-that he "whistled him
self out Of Congress" However, he fig
ures that there were too many Demo-
cratic votes cast Ia his district and does
not take any stock in this allegation In
cidentally, while serving in the Fifty
ninth Congress as a result OF the ROose-
welt landslide in Missouri. FulkersOn was
something Of an insurgent. refusing 70
tie himself down to the dictate Of the
House machine. While he would much
prefer being attorney general OF Missouri,
Tor which he was candidate last year,
Fulkerson says he is doing very nicely
as it is, and wasting no time worrying
over his defeat. especially in view OF the
fact that the race was very close.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-26
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibhs
Building. 73 Fifteenth street northwest
New York Aug S.-Cotton opened steady at a
decline Of 3 points 70 an advance Of ! point and
soon eased on 10 a net loss Of 4a5 points on the
active months under Southern selling and bear
pressure inspired by disappointing cables and the
absence Of aggressive bull support Trading was
quiet after the call. and fluctuations were narrow
and irregular.
Futures opened steady. October. l225: November
" .. asked: December l225; January l22j March.
l229 May l23
The market continued very quiet with prices
holding about 10 points higher at the close
Receipts at the ports were $500 bales against
Z8i4 last week and 9sli bales last year. For the
week. 3oo0 bales. against 1881 last week and
a. last year. Receipts AZ New Orleans were III
halas. aclinst lnaa h.lns Iast r.ar
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By W B. Hib5s & %.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade, Hibbs
Building. 70 fifteenth- street northwest
Chicago Aug 25.-selling by commission houses
caused weakness in wheat during the early trad
ing. The bearish factors were weak cables and
favorable weather for harvesting and thrashing
in The Northwest Prices at the opening were
shade 70 %aiko lower.
Initial quotations in corn showed losses ranging
from haa TO llk. the deferred months showing
relatively the greatest weakness
Oats were weak September opened a shade 70
ssa@c lower at S's 10 S6A, aHd for a time
held within the opening range.
Provisions were frm- Opening quotations were
70
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Aug. 25.-The market for sterling to-
day was quietly finn with rates points above
yesterdays close The market showed a scarcity
q exchange and bills that srpeared were read.
ny absorbed Rates for actual business closed :
Sixty days As555aAs5io. demand 4s690as s6s5. ca
bles, AS72a4s525 commercial bills. 4s8M for ninety
days and iS5aL5ls for sixty days; -four bills. 4sies
for sixty days; grain. As5H.
Money on call opened az ~ Der cent; highest.
~ lowest. 2; closing. ? per cent. Most Of the
days loans were az ~ per cent
Time money slightly easier in tone. because
o continued hquidauon In the stock market re-
sulting in curtailment Of the previous small de-
mand. Business duh. Rates sixty DAYS. az nor
cent ninety days. 81 per cent; four months 55a3s,
per cent, five and six months 37tai Der ceut
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No. SO. In re J. N. Hammer & Sons; discharge
order Attorneys. Tucker & Kenyon.
No 57s In 70 Edward O. Caldwell: hearing on
discharge fixed Tor september Il. Attorney, W. r.
Andrews
No. $50. In re Victor A. Conover: hearing on
eisehaEse hzed for September A. Attorney, A. L
Nevmeyer
No A6. In re William A. Thomas; supplemental
order for discharge Attorney, L. J. Mathe-
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Regular call y O'Clock noon.
United States coupon IS. 500 at loO4s
Potomac Electric cons Sc. sl.OO AZ lo57s. 1900
at 1885. SlOO0 az l03h.
Washington Railway and Electric common, At
45k
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. 50 al
0Oia 50 az 9O5s 5 nt o. 50 az S0h.
Washington Gas q at 7is. . at TFs. at "a.
Lanstou, Is at l7ls.
Following are the bid ard asked prices on yes-
terday's Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS HONDA
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Aug. 3.-CATTLE-Receipts 22eo
head; steers. 4Ooa655; oxen and steers 37sa4s5;
bulls, 3.ooas60 choice heavy. A5O: cows li0as.
dressed beef slow
CALVES-Reccipts lT50 head voals. 6Oai5O0.
CuIls. 5.l0a6O0. grasscrs and buttemnks iOOas %
Western calves 100. city dressed vcals steady az
loal5; country dressed. sal5is; dressed grassers
and buttemilks az 7as.
SHEEP AND BAMBS-Receipts 1880 head
sheep. 3cs4.75; euils. 2oca2.5o; lambs. 6o0as.s5
one car. $50; cllls, 450a5O.
HOGS-Receipts, $500 head; market Gs0aaSo
some outside sales at as.
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Exchange.
They say that Stevenson frequently
worked a whole afternoon on a single
line
That's nothing. I know a man who
has been working the last six years on
enc sentence"
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Estate OF Charles W. Cramer; order granting let
sers testamentaryi bond, 500 Attorney G. q.
Shinn
In re Ferman Lecz; order appointing guardian:
bond 500. Attorney q p Moore.
Estate Of Helen NJ. Role: order for commission
70 Issue. Attorney Nelson Wilson
Estate Of Edwin f. Townsend: viii dated April
B. 1902; cod!cil dated May ls 1907 codicil dated
January 1905 and petition for letters testamentary
hled. Attorneys. Tucker & Kenyon.
Estate Of John Kesnes; ezempihed copy Of viii
dated Nay q ls64 fled
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cATTLE-Extra. pei ess. a59aSOe; butcher. s.Ooa
$50; common. 2Ooa3Q0.
HOGS-Per cwt-. gross. T.00a7.50: Ordinary, 600asS
SHEEP-Prime. clipped. $50; common. GoOas.0
LAAIBS-Choce. spring. per h.. n: medium.
sa5k
CALvEs-PnTe. per ID. sil: medium T5S; com
mon. sac.
Cows-Prme fresA. each. S0asAo; common,
R.OOasae0; old and dr7, 1aooalSoA
The Washington herald., 1909-08-26
DAILY COURTRECORD
DISTRICT COURTS.


JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 1851 Carr ys. Lambert auditors report Tati-
fed. Attorneys. r. A. H-iskel-W. J. Lambert.
No. 43sl. American Security and Trust Company
VI. Walker; order appointing guardian ad htem
amended Attorneys Berry 4 Minor-E. S. Bailey.
In re Qunacyl Ellen Cary; committee allowed
tain sum for maintenance.
No. 1905. Gwydir vs. Gordon; petition for allow
ancc denied Attorneys Charles Poe. +. d. Black
istone-D. W. Baker, A. Llpscomb, J. b. Archer,
and Jones & Pnll
No. Zs752 Naecker VI Eaeckcr; trustee appointed:
bond. $500. Attorney. L A, Dent.
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LaWHuftH.

No. 5lsn Lewellyn Meter vs. The District Of
Columbia; damages $1,000 Attorneys. ". e.
BalderstOn and Hayden Johnson
No. 5ls95. Harriet T. Lpp. administrator. vs..
Capital Traction Company; damages. $1,000. At
torney. A. L. Nesmeyer.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-26

There are branch Offices Of The Wash
ington Herald scattered all over the city,
but none is conveniently located for
you. your ad. viii be accepted over the
phone at the regular rate.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-26
Mechanics Lien.

No. $3.50. The New Anacostia Brick Company
vS Harry Segelmsn; an addition 10 pTuDe-ty
known as l47 street southeast SlS5.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-26

NVF11II I01F-.''-''.-. II-'0 Nv HW lI.U
New York. Aug. &.-wHEAT-Weaker. slow
trade. No Northern Duluth. TO arrive. 0sIs. new
Ne. red. (. o. b.. nominal. ll0: new No. ?
red. for end Of September at II over; No. 2
hard New York. f. o. b.. new. Liz; No. mac
aroni. new crop. 8 Z. o. b. October; No ] Man
itobas n arrive. OctoberNo' embes L07S Exporters
took four loads. mostly Duran.
CORN-Weaker fair trade. No. 2 elevator. s05s
No. ?. Z. O. b., nominal: No. yellow. elevator
S0is: No. I. o. b. December 20 March shipments
g. Exporters took Is carloads. mainly via Gulf
ports
RYE-slow; new No. 2. I. o. b.. 70.
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IL STREET NEWS
.'es Drop Despite Good
ports from Hartman.
PACIFIC THE LEADER
Were No Evidences OF Sup
from Important Quarters and
seIlin~ Produced Breaks OF
Violence as D as in Union Pa
and L. in n. Y. Central.

ports York. Aug. B.-Yesterday the re-
which regarding Mr.. Harriman's health
ness reached Wall street during busi-
[ able pours were IN every respect favor
tie Ell ,ut IN stock market speculation lit
ten a. e has been discussed in the past
strensys. The market gained little or no
II v;th from these gratifying reports.
and 'as evident when the day was over.
rnentt was a subject Of general COM
sponf that the market had failed to re-
the u to news reports or TO coincide with
those lew that had been taken OF them by
Of ths engaged in most Of the speculation
whe past two weeks
rers sn. therefore. some OF to-days pa
as verepresented Mr.. Harriman's health
expecry much Impaired, It was generally
nothi ted that market which had gained
inhuelg from favorable news would be
So ssnced decidedly by adverse reports.
TIE ,rong was this expectation among
tfader PROFESSIONALS and semi-p professional
uted t. who apparently again contrib
ltat tie bulk OF the stock market orders,
al OF heir first bids for stock to-day were
yestellces well below those at the close
DAY.
Tht Opens st Decline.
+ at "a opening sale in Union Pacific was
shov and 2O7ss. this wide" transaction
yest'ing decline OF 1% to 2lt points from
HAT erday's close. Others Of the so-called
enti riman stocks were also weak. and the
TIRE list was much depressed.
the here were no evidences Of support to
the market from important quarters and
bres selling continued and produced
UnitNs Of such violence as 5as points in
Cent'n Pacific. 80 points in New York
very H. 3 points in Southern Pacific. and
stoct decided losses IN all the active
SKIS
raI ocks rallied in the afternoon. but the
af6y was not particularly impressive
4 nd was only vigorous enough TO reduce
dhe losses in Union Pacific. New York
f,entral and Southern Pacific 10 4h, rs
fand 2is points respectively
= News Not UnfavOrabIe.
In the published interview with Mr..
Hartman there was nothing whatever
that could be construed as unfavorable
20 the prosperity Of the Hartman lines.
The declaration that he believed con-
hervatively in maintaining present divi-
dend rates. and further refute the critl-
cism directed against him after the
declaration or the increased dividends
three years ago rather than invite fur
ther public hostility by sensational mar
ket movements. his denial OF the many
reports regarding the completion Of the
so-called segregation plans; his declared
policy Of expending the large sums de-
rived recently from the sale by Union
Pacific Of S5,OO0OOO worth OF the so
called investment stocks-aI these gave
convincing proof OF sound and able busl-
ness management But stock market
movements lately have been based so
largely on reports Of spectacular devel-
opments which in the past have come
from the Hartman party that there was
disappointment over these utterances in
speculative circles. News reassuring 10
the investor was disappointing to specu-
lators.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-26
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. ". B. Hibbs B Co.,
members New York STOCK ExehCIge. Hibbs Bald
ing. rs Fifteenth street northwest
CALL MONEY-SALEs BY HOURSi
The Washington herald., 1909-08-26

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
United States Va Joseph Arthur; housebreaking;
recognizance IN 800, with Frank Frazzano surety
taken.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-26
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. Aug. 3.-FoIIowing are the sales and
quotations on the most active securities listed On
the Baltimore Stock Exchange:
Sales
The Washington herald., 1909-08-26
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs & Co,
members OF the New York stock Exchange BibbI
Building rs Fifteenth street northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-08-26
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York Aug E-Bh and asked prics. n,
government securities:
The Washington herald., 1909-08-26
REAL ESTATE LOANS

Made at Lowest Rates OF Interest.
W. II. WALKER, 729 18th st. NV.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-01-11
SPECIAL AGENT PROBE
BY THE HOUSE
Growing Cost Of This Expenditure Is
Forcibly ointed Out BY Tawney.

Washington, Jan. 1.-Representa-
tive Tawney, of Minnesota, said today
that the resolution introduced in the
house yesterday providing for the ap-
pointment of a special committee of
five to investigate the inspection meth
DDS OF the government, does not con-
template, as has been stated an in
quiry concerning the operations of the
secret service.
His desire IS TO arrive at the facts
concerning the appointment of special
agents and inspectors aside from the
secret service bureau Mr.. Tawney
points out the fact that while in 1906
only l66 of such employees were car
ried on the roll at cost of S1,300,00
by 1907, the number had grown to g.
GOO, and the expense TO the govern
ment of S9,000,000.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-01-11
CRIMINAL CASE
HAS HEARING.
The Supreme Court Begins This
Weeks Session.

The second week of the suprenE
court of the territory of New Mexico
began this morning at the chambers
in the capitol building.
There were present, Hon William
j. Mills, chief justice: associate jus
tees, John r. McFie, Frank W.
Parker, William II. Pope, Edward A.
Mann, and Ira A. Abbott; f. G. ABB
bott, assistant L. S. attorney; J. NJ.
Hervey, attorney general; c. NJ. For
aker, I. S. marshal, by Edward
Haines, deputy; Jose d. Sena, clerk.
Case No. 1924, Territory Of New
Mexico, appellee, versus Ricardo
Alard, appellant, was opened and ar
guments submitted.
This is a case of criminal assault.
Alarid was originally indicted for as
sault with intent to Kill upon the per-
son of Camilo Martinez, policeman
in the city Of Santa Fe. He was found
guilty of assault with a deadly
weapon, which finding was held by the
court to fall within the minor offence.
He was sentenced to the penitentiary
for a term of years, but was held on
bond and the case appealed to the SUI
preme court. Arguments this morn
ing were presented by Attorney Cen
eral ]. NJ. Hervey for the territory
and A. b. Renehan and Charles A.
Spiess for the appellant.
E. A. Martin, of Aztec. was present
and sworn in as 4 member of the ter
ritorial bar and may now practice his
profession in New Mexico.
Resolutions were passed by the
court upon the death of former Asso-
ciate Justice William ID. Lee, whose
demise recently occurred in Califor-
mia.