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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. March 2-BUTTER-ReceiDt Gs5i
packages: choice steady. CrcanC7y eIrR- 21sz3
hrS,s. 8sz; state dsiry tubs. poor TO fair. 3s2s
imitation creamery. frsts 2; fs6mJ frsts. Ds1xz1
EGGs-Rscsipss Is.Sn cases. lower Nearby
white, fancy. 3: mixed. fsncy. Ei4s23: fresh f-Sss
9K
sUGAR-Izte Tsstersay the az Ss-a- market
abo1t I-52c lower On snail sales q Porto Rico
sugar. prompt shiTnent. az &7lc hasis IS test and
1000 bags Cuba s5Ezr. p-unpt shipneut at Il-slc
basis IS test. cost a1d freight. equal 70 3Toc and
that was the price quoted az the close YESTERDAY
% rains and unsettled weather N Cuba, and the
loss was recovered
NAVAL, sTORES-The market fo- SPIRITS t7s-rea
tine was dull and unchanged here. with machine
made barrels quoted az ga while Savannah there
vzs steady undertone. and 311 quoted. Rosin
rulsd steady. b1t quiet and unchanged. with con-
nou 10 good strained at 30 Tar quiet. bet steady
AZ 80 fog cal barrels
OATS-Inquiry moderzte No ? white. sOSaEl
No 5 white, ssi4a5e; No white, 5sisa5s; No. z
mixed s. natural and clipped white, on s-ack 5as4
FTOUR-Snau OssTings cheek tr2de- Spring pat-
ents 5gAG3: spring clears. 41a4N: Writer
stzights 5Sz5s5: clears. 57oa4se; kansas straiZhtS
In SACKS 5sR565: clears ASoaAS.
RYE FD0UR-StTcug; moderate business; ia
L75
CORN MEAL-Steady; demand is moderate. Kiln
dried for export SIS: cosSe meal. IN bssz L45aLs7
BUCEwHEAT FJOUR-Stezdyi dun tTzde:
quoted 20z2-55
HAY-Receipss. 10 tons; steady: fair inquiry
Prime timothy. Sis; No. !. 7oas5; No ., Tssso
No. 3 s5s7o
sTRAW-Recsipfs. % tors; I'm; znaa supply
Lcng re. LlozLB.
BEEF-Essier; uaoderate dealings Family. IS5oa
$50: packet HealE5e
PoRK-strons: inquiry moderate. Mess. Hsa
200: family E-5hlS0
TALLOw-FHn. but slow. City, In hoEshesds 6
GARD-StronE Prime Western. 100. city. SIS:
reaned continent l0So; South AmeTiczn. IIcO: re-
fncd Brazilian kegs IS; oieostearins I2:l; lard
stezrine dull; New YORK, II; Chicago, Il
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local PRODUCE EARKET.
Prc.. -nn.sd ~. rho.ss.1.,

BUTTER-C7uznsry. fancy 32zSss1; westrn 1rstz
Easl seconds. &sz7: process fancy, zS1zz; rsIr 70
good. Ess dzi-y, ehoies. Is Sod, = ssoTepsSks6
CHEEsE-Nsv yo-k state sancy. Iszss. 81; Do.
EGGs-Nsar-by. ssncy, Virgins, loss cR. 2; wes
Virginia and Southwest Virginia, 2; Isnzsssee. 2;
NoTth Carolina. -
LIVE POULTRT-Chickeus Is9: hsnG q.
rocstgrs S; dgcks. large, i2aB; DO. snail. lazII:
Eeess Tas; Do, fsncy, Dzl2; TURKEYS. tons. q;
Do hens z2&; turkeys, thin, z; keats IazlZ
DRESSED POUBTRY-Turkeys. choicr und-awn
hers. Zz75: do. average. uoc1zE1. zzZ3; do. thsu
IzlsaIs. chicksns Iss2; czpous. 7Ih average. GsE;
do. snail. 2s2; hsnA, lsal7i TOosts-s. sss; ducks
lsals: geese. IIaS.
DRESSED NEATs-CslTss. fuH dressed. Il. do
heads o.. Il; hSs dress calves, Z; hams. country.
Euzzr cured. l2aE. hogs snail and ne1t pe- czt-
3oss .: do mesuza. 7.0z7-5o; do. heavy 6EsSoo
GANE-Qusii. fancs. -Sa37; do, snail, zO0s
ZR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. homegrown. per b.s
ssao: per b.. L75szD; Eastern Shore. ps- Dbl.
LT5a2eo; sweet potstOes Per bbl.. 20z1Sa; yzzs.
Ts- bb LSJa2oo: carrots. Der bol.. LgSzl-S; cuczD-
beEs psr bzs-. L0oaL5O; csiery. per doz. stsIks.
5sso: ci0Enbe- pickles. per bss-, 7saIZ: zbosge
o1ioas. per bus. 7ossos Maryland ard Virginia pe-
bbl.. L4oaiS9; Oaio. Pe- bbl-, L15a2oo; lettuce,
EIo-sda- PER bbl- LaaLD
GREEN FRUiTS-Ozages, per box. Sa0a5 %:
Florida psr box. 2oa2&s pspe fruit. peT boz, ltca
400; apPles King. per bb.. 30oaSSo: Tork Imperial
paeksd- A1oa45e; Ben DAVIS. pscSeS 2SozszS: Wine
Sap. packed. 37Sa4.50: AIbenaIle Pippln- SoR5m:
Eood 70 p-ine 10oR5eo; poor 70 far Lsa2o0; open-
had barrels. Common % Socc. LGsl50; fancy table
frult s5o150o; crznbs--ies Cape Cod PER bSl
7.0os&50; DO. per standard crate. 2oz25; psns-
apples. F1oEida per crate. 3oos40
DRIED FRUITs-ApplsS sliced. fancy. &; do.
siccd, briEht. 81; cherries. y; bls&bs--iss. {;
Ehc-tlebs-1ies. %; rssDhe--ies =
GRAIN-Whsst. Southern. on gTsds. lo5sl.z; ne
g; corr shsIled. white. SS&7S: d.. yellow s5s7s
nsE. ez-. 27ssL0c; oats. Western white, No. 2 5Ss
s.; Old. mixed. Sssa
hay AND STRAW-Hav. Western. No. l. 8 90
MOo: Nc 2 l1ooal25o; mixed. u.0cal3eo Stuz.
rye bzndie lAooals5o; re. machine thrzshed l0oo
la %; wheat 6OaG5O: cat straw. Per ton. Saas 50
SUNDRIE-BesSEsx. 2; tsllow. sash; ho1cy.
white clover lib. nsx. 3; 90. 3-io., new. Esl2;
ginseng per II. 500s550; seneca. PER II. 60;
golden seal 4s4s: PINK. 12sl; mandrake. rs; snake
root s. walnut kernels. dry. IsalS.
WOOL AND HIDES-WOol, washed. fTee 0f BIN.
psT ID. EaS0; Do. u1NzEhsd. free q buTs pcT ID.
9a2; do burry, per b. Tals; hides, green. per D.
Ieau: do. dry per d. I3sls: sheep skins greer.
esch 75al00. do. Dry each. Z5s60: calf skins gTee1
each. LL5aL75: muSkTzt each. Sza5i: skunk. each.
black LT5a2S; mink. each. AocaSn5 rabhit skis,
each. I; oDossun saes, s4e; Tseeoon, eseA, saIao
fox, red. each, leas25a; CO., grzy. each, sal0-
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and Harry o. AIburzsT snd AdslEids A Camp
beL, part los 5. square 4I. g.
Columbia Hsights-Willi1n J. Flzther End San1uCi
A. Dr1y. trustees. to Benedict :. HA-Tsy. lot
a h-ock q. SS3
Third ssreet. between z ard streets northwest
Joan II. Nolan e ux 70 Guy P Warren, o-ig-
nal lot z and part original l0t D. square 81
sc. Guy ?. Warren 20 John 3. and Ella c
Lsutz, sane land. SO
Oak Lawn Telr2ce-FTEnces c NAtn e. Tir. ".
Wallace e. Al. % joseph T. sherier. lots ?, n.
and Il so
Granrler's Additi9n 70 Takoaa Park-Ross 3, Gray
20 William K Hill lots 3 and a. block s. so
sixth street. between 2 and Q streets northwest
issss ". Rawlings ct 70 Frank 7 Rawlings.
part original lot 8. square &c. SO
TEenty-sizth street. between and streets north
wesJ-MaTy J. Richie q Christian HeuTich.
oTiginal lot 9. square . 50
0 street. between Twenty-fTst and TSeny-sec0nd
slrsets northwest-Wili J Dante e IL 20
Harry u Dante. par lot /, squsre S.. SO
ss7 g street nc-thssst and inteTsst-John f. linn
% Martha a. Mcfarland. sixth interest in lot
ss. square SIS and al real ard peTsonRl estate
q Mar F. Keller deceased S5n
q 2 2 and 2 10 : I street aoTshsast-John P.
Miller et w 70 John c Head. lots 80, 81. s.
$ 90 g. square s5. SC.
Mount Pleasant-H. LStsne Lewis & uI- 20 Richard
Z ClauEhtou- lot 81. SO
Ailey-Arthur Sargent e TX % Frznk A Ha--isou.
l0t g. square SIS. SO.
4nlTreelLl eTreef. DeLHeen n AC0 1 streets
wss-Harold l. johnson 20 Marie G. Doison.
Uatt IL 2 square 20. sc.
Brizhtwoo6 Park-DuIeT F. Gro5 70 Insz ". DAVIS.
lots 5s and 60, block ;. SO
Washington Heights-Louiss B. Goddard TO Hugh
Reilly. lot a. square II. SO.
street between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
northwsst-Kste u. N. Baldwin and Charles E.
TraTe-s e a. % William S. Perkins lot q.
square 81 SO
Oak Lawn Te7ace-Josspa 7. shsrier TO Charles 4
Douglas and A. Z. l. Leckis. lots g. &C. and Il.
Sa
street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
BoTtheast-ATthur Carr e. 10 Amelia A
Jones. lot %. square le2s. SO
Sixth street, between n and streets northwest
Anita z. Philips 81 VIZ. Samuel. 70 Maria A.
SeddcUn lot p. square 81, SO Marie A.
Seddicua to Florence OSEiliFsn. same land sc.
BiOomiariale-Jchn l. Warner e uL- TO MarJ
Widmayer, lot lZ, block :. SO
fifteenth street-A- A. HOehiing. T.. and National
Savings ard Trust Company. executors. to Ar
thur L D0Tell. part lot l. square lsl. 500
No ~ street southesst-Job Barnard and Har-
y King. trustees 70 Harry S.geinzn. lot 81.
square 81 s. 80
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chiczzo. March 2-CATTLE-Recsipts Boo had;
market l0al5o higher Prime beeres. 5saT-s; pooT
70 medium. A75asSs; stocksrs and feeders. s.5os
$50: COWS and heifezs. A40a579: Gamers. 29os3 3
Texans 3ss5S.
HOGs-ReceiptS E.ON head: market Bszsc higher.
Iirht 6Dass5; rough s.sos5.E; heavy, sEaST5;
mixed. 65os6S: pigs. 53ls6E.
sHEEP-Receipts 12oc0 head: msrket strong; loc
hlehsr Native sheep. 14a5-0: Western Eheep.
aS0zseo: native lambs. 6eoz7.so: Western lambs,
s0s20e.
New York. March 3-CATTLE-Receivts, 2SgC
hezd Steers steady a. 5Sas S.; oxen. s-Soss.oo
tsills. 3saas %; e1es, 2s5o0; Dressed hees quiet
BIT firm st eaie-
CALvES-Reosipts 30 head Prime TO choioc
resls hrm snd 75a5Oc higher at 5ail-5o: liis. Aoea
500 city dressed Feals STEADY as Rsl7c, c0nt-J
drrs q rathe- sioT at salA
sHEEP AND LA3iBS-RsosiptS. n.ss5 had
sheep IN limited receipt and steady; lambs FeTy
slSw sheep. 450z5.5o. lambs. T.oeaS.do.
HOG-Recelpts, 7.s3o head; market fr7 AZ s5oz
IN
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles Garrison. $. and Nora Doyis Il Rev.
Z Il. Sven.
John Shelton = and GLssis Way. q bota -
FredericksbsrF Va Rev. ". v. Barnes
Harry p Gentner. q. and Grace A. Ford -.
Rev. ?. n. Poser.
W. A. F. EkenTen. s., snd Laura ". Jackson.
e Rev r C. Smith.
HsrbgTt u. Bryant. 3. ard Robbie n. Melton. 3.
both u Richmond Va Rev. r ". Jovris
James Boswell. n and Jsssis .. Richards, 2,
q Cedarrills Nd Rev p ]. O'CounslL
COIORED.
Howard Brosd1s. ss and Annie LACK, g Rev.
I. z Z. RAISER
Walter Carte. g and Minnie Hsrdczstle. II
Rev. D. 2. Wissnan.
John II. Allen. 2. and Bessie Taylor. ls ReT.
Alexander WiIhauks-
Richard h Mann, 3. and Jossphins Tyler, II
Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin
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DISTRICT COURTS
Court of Appeals.

AdEizious: William F. Columbus. E. BdFard
Ffright. and stephen ". Williams
30 1855 Dist-ic+ Of Columbia - Hauf; arSu-
~ continued by Mr A. H Bel FOR defendant II
&C and coucluded by Mr.. z. Il. Thomas for
Fizintif II errur; motion the plaintiff n e-roT
IS allowed n file additional autho-ities-
Patent Appeal No ST. Peters y. Pike stsrned
Opinion b Mr.. Justice Van Orsdel-
10 1866. R0ndineIi y. Southern Railway Con
Psny; judgment affirmed Opinion by Mr. Justice
Fsn Orsdsl.
Assignment fT March 3 1912:
No : United States * ri. Gribbs et a. Is Sec
rcts-y of the Interior- Attorneys. J. II. Rankin
.. ". Baker and Stuart McNsmzra-
No s Secretary Of The Interior vs. United States
Il rel Ness Attorney. z W Clsmeuts-
Regular cal.
No 1875 Brown. executor. Ts Hight Attooeys.
F. A. McKenney and William Hitz-H- s. Mat
thsTs and P A. Bowen. 2
No. 1873 Cooper Is. United Security Life Tnsur-
snce ard Trsst Company Attorneys, Irving WI
ianson-Nath Wilson and C. 2 WiSon-
No 1873. Goulton et al -. Co-nish- Attorneys,
John Rido1t-Nsddox & GztleT
No I950 Consul e al zdIninistrat0r. Cum
nines. &C Attorneys. R G.. Donaldson and c. F.
-Couszul- Tucker & Keuyou-
No. Isz Philadelphia Company Secretary Of
War. Atto-nsy, ~ H. BeaeL-
No. lS3 Drury MO1lton. Attorneys. KappleF
4 Msrilzt-HarTr0Ts & Morris
No I956 GTiCe IS Jones Attorneys. Irving Will
hanson and 6. F. Coilins-J c. De PutTon-
No 1857. MCJs Ts. American Security and Trust
Company e a. Attorneys. Brandenb-srg Br1Ddsn-
Ahurg-W. F. Mzttingiy and J. 3. Laner.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

5oi Massachusetts, avenue n0TthTest-BTsinaTd =.
Warner snd George v. SslteT. trustees. 70 Aibsrt
p FIX and Joseph ]. Darlington trustees lot
p. sgU2ro a. y Albert T FOX and Joseph J.
Darlington. trustees. 10 Samuel b BObhin. sane
land SO
Sixth street northeast. between H and ! streets.
snd Belair Heights-Rsnsom e. Gillet 70 Chapin
Rroxu and John p. Conghlsn. trustees, lots Is
ard Is and parts lots y and a. block 3 Belzir
Heights and lots 2 and 2. square IS SO
Chapin Br1T1 and John D. CcuShlan trustees
70 William L. Miller. sane land SO
Burleith-sanusl Maddox 70 Frank 3. Cosxsu
lot 5. block ISa1 SO
Sixth street. between Q ard P streets northxest-
Harry c Alburss-, administrator. % William q.
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EARLY Shad High Priced.

From the New T0k Sun
When IN the late winter and early
spring the shad come out Of the South
ern rivers and I'D the coast seeking wa
ters further north they bring fancy
prices: the Potomac first shad. for il
stance, brings 81 apiece at the nets.
But Potomac fishermen may make
some eS the early shaG yield a higher
price stiIl by selling not the flesh but
their eggs TO the United States to bs
hatcned out in the government shad
hatcheries. The United States fisheries
bureau pays for shad eggs. when Il
wants them. 2 cents a thousand, and a
shad may yield 7o.eo0 eggs; and so from
some OF their catch OF EARLY shzd the
Pot0mac River fishermen get not SL0a.
but s14a
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"Whife Coaee.D
From the Nex York Sun.

FroEa The NeE York Sun.
Being q waiter in a Yiddish restsu-
rant where there es-1z,tt many folks
who couldn't understand his native
tongue, the man got along all right un-
til he struck g party Of two who we're
Just investigating BY pointing to things
and taking chances tie pair made meal
OF Il until they came 70 the coffee.
They didn't want small cups. When
they pointed out coffee on the bin Of
fare they indicated with their hands
large cups But here the walter was
equipped with English and meant 10
show Il.
"Oh, yes; white coffee" he remarked.
Which was the descriptive phrase for
coffee with cream
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COTTON MARKET.

ouotations furnished sz ". T. Hib5s & Co,
members q the New York stock Exc6angs. Hibbs
Building. rs Fifteenth street BoT1hEess-
New YORK. March 2-Better cables. dTy weather
IN Texas and stesdis- spot markets were respoon-
sible for higher prices at the opeEnG q the cttou
market TO-DAY. While there EsTe many realizing
sales The market received good support a1d szined
from to points net or the days transscsions
Prices we're stesd- and 6Tnsf 10 the close
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, March 3, 1eOe9

No. Is Baker y. washington Hs-Eld Co At
toners. 4 z. Davis and F. J. Hogan-Bgry
NinoT and Fl. B. Rowland.
No %. Duke " Baltimore and Ohio Rsll-osA
Company AttorDeys ". J. Lambert and r Il.
Yestnan-G. Z Hamilton
No s0L B0nznin Is. southern Railway Company
eJ al Attorneys. r ?. Downing and G. A Berry
-Hzmiton, CoIbert. Yerkes Hamilton
Circuit Court No. =.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH-
AssiTuneuts for Monday. March g Ie;
No. Is. 3eau IS City snd Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys ". q. Gardner and {. \.
HopeEell-J. J. Darlington
No 20. Shoenzker. executor. Is Weidsu- ad-
n5nist-ztor. Attorneys. Lambert & YeatnaR-E Il
Thomas.
No - Collins ys. City ana Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys. Tsp5er & Gusaek-J- ! Oar
lEEton-
No - Howard ~ Bun Attorneys. DarT, Peg
ser TsylU-E L. GieS
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Probate Court.
rTrSrrrE WPTCET

Estate Of Robert Dalton; VII dated February 2
I9s. fled.
Estate Of Luther H. Possy; petition for letters
testzmentary. Attorney. A 5 Taylor
Estate q Norbert L. B7ogzn; order granting let
ters Of administration; bond. Sn Attorney l. A
Bailey
Estate Of James L. Toner: notice 20 produce let
ters. Attorneys Douglas Baker & Sheriff.
Estate Of Howard ". Siisoys notion for new trlal
attOruey5. G. II. STne and ". Il. FoTle.
Estate q Walter McEWan; o-deE appointing guar
dian sd hfgm. AtfOrney. G. ?. MC5lue-
Estate o. John h Wilson: OTdar granting letteTs
Of administration. bond. si.eoo. Attorney, r. 3.
Dickey.
Estate q Ssttie Kigore; petition for letters tes
tamsntary- Attorneys. Hsllsm & BsllGm-
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Unfted states supreme Court.

United States Supreme Court
Present. TIE Chief justice. Az- Justice Harian-
"a Justice Brewer Mr. Justice White, Mr. gesnee
liam. Az Justice McKenna, Mr. Justice Holmes,
IlL Mr. Justice Day
lanes Z Bunuel- q Pf1lScurg. Pa: hz-a 2.
nrsutice. q New YORK City. y Z; 0bed Coilee
1eter. q EnterFrise, Ala. Bernard Iltche, Of New
1feans L.; George " BOYER. q Phil2delphi2.
~; AbsI DAVIS. Of Chicago. IL; Lawrence Bond.
= Boston. Mass: Adrian Hight David o. Lincoln.
- and Benjamin Slade. Of New Haven. Coaa-.
ssre admitted n pracice-
30 ) Original The United States of Ame-ica,
sraplainans- IS. J. F. Ship e al; argument con
.sued By Mr.. G. W Chsnles. Mr- 7. Pope Shsp-
I'D M Moss z Gift ard Ar- Robert 3. Cook
q tke Defendants ard concluded hy NJ. Attorney
ssue-zl Boua7srte foT the complainant.
Adj0urned Until to-day al Il o'clocS-
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secure John ". Trziae-. sseao. years, per
cent seni-EnnuaIly lot s.
Square E1-F10rsDce O-SuliTzn 10 Thomas ".
StubblsSeld and GErieid A. Street. 70 secure
Fozrtenth Street Savings Rsnk. s.. .sao. yea-s.
Per oent quarterly. let p
Square 7N-Hsrry Sl=elu,an e cx. % Leo1 Tebrirsr
and Byron { Graham. 70 secure Job Barnard
and Hsrry King trustees SSs s.. ! and years.
s per cent lot g. Sane % samuel V Gussck
and Saul Tepper n seours Jennie Csplan. ss0
! ysET. peT cent. lot g.
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Cheap Board.

Fruu suorSs Magazine.
New CuFate-Can any Of you tell me
how much it costs to board an autcmo-
bile here2
Old Resident-About SO. I think.
Young N. D.-But II only costs IS to
board horse
Miss StsnogTspher-And Il only costs
cents 70 board 4 trolley
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Criminal Court xo. =.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Assignments for Monday. March s le0e:
No q UpShzw u Washington Employment
Mutual Benefit Association. Attorneys, J. MCD.
Darlington and T. y. PatteTson-G. Il. Macdonald.
No. los. S0msrTiile & Co = Weils-. Attoc-
neys r s Eume-L 2 Harlow.
No g. American Contractors Publishing Com
pauy rs. Palmer. Attornsys h ". wheztley-C
J. Williamson.
No 4 Choate Early hampton Attorneys.
Irving WiIllamson,-Do1ziEs. Baker & Sheriff. and
Il. h ObCaT.
No z wheafley "a Sane Attcneys. Il. ".
whestley-Douglas Baker s Sheriff. and Z. Z.
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Equity Court No. 1.
rrsrIcE RARNARn-

SDSIICE bAhNAhbs
Nc. 2lss Martin e al IS FenEick e al: de-
Gee fo- sale Of real estste- AttUneys V. J. Ian
bsrt-R. II. YeatEan-
10. Ze61. Moore e al Moore et al: amend
rseut allowed Attorney. " J. Lambert
No. &35 Bsodhein Tyler; pTo c1nfesso. At
torueys. Charles Beldheim and Edwin F0rTsst-Leo
Sinmons-
No nEaa Me-illzt e al Is. Dodge q al: order
extending tine. Att0T1sys. {. n Msrilist and
NJ y. Richs7ds0n-T. 6. Einsey and Z T.
ThrnaA
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Equity Suits.

No. 8s54 Ella B. Walker ard James 7. Walker;
maintenance. AttoTney. ". c. Martin.
No ks Elizabeth c. PTal Frazk Fritsch
e. al aunul judgment
No. E66 American Realty Company ct al. IS. IN
known heirs, quiet title. Attorney W. c. Baldsrs-
ton and 6. H johnson.
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JrsTICE wRIGH'


No. Ea.T Penn American Plate Glass Com
psny IS Mount Olivet Cemetery Co. e al; de-
nurreT sustained: amended bill DISMISSED At
toners z. n. Jackson-L. P. Loving
No. Ssl55. CzaEford Ts. CraEford et al; argued
and submitted Attorneys. Montague & Moriarsty-
A. l. NeEmsye-
Z No. EIz Arnold IS Naisak e al. : s EEsHy-
smith appointed to sell. Attorneys. Lester Prcs,
DsI. PeTseT s Tsylo--
No. Ze55 WhIte ~ White e Al: shsoiuts d
xorcs granted Atto-oeys. z. Z Mattingly-G. 4.
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Circuit Ioart No. 1.

JUSTICE STAFFORD
szgnns5ss fo- Moo6as, March S 800.
30 8. Staples u Davis. Attoneys. c. L
zssilsy and Z C. B-znden5urg-H Z. DAVIS.
No IS Sksz- rS KUnzn- Attorneys A. A.
E47soomb and TeppeT & Gussck.
30 * Loochheim & Co. FS Carter & Clark.
Atfo-neys. CrsndsH Macksy-Bamilton, Colbert
ESszss & Hamilton.
~ IS. DuIin & Martin Co. - Coidsnstz0th-
kezrsy1 Ticker & KnyD-P, e Fs.tch-
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IaWEuIfa.

No. sasl United States * rel J. Fairfax Con
rsd trading as CaritaI Drzyage Company. rs Prnce-
ton Steam Laundry Company ct al; nanGamuS
Attorney. Nelson Wilson
No. G4s2 William Hughes joseph Hsgeage;
damages. Sl0Oo. Attorneys H a Hesarty and
G. n. Mann.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-04

When you have lost OF found anything,
telephone an advertisement 10 The Wash
ington Herald. ana bill wiz be sent you
81 cent word.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-04
Rankruptey Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No SIS N - Roger @ II. Maloney; rGie dis
charged and petition dismissed.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-04
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore, Narch 1-Fcuozinz are the saleS and
quotations On ths most active securities Used On
tbs Baltimore stock Exchange:
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-06
BIG PRo-HoLIpAY SALE
v ilson and perden lnauguratec a Big
Price Strengthening Sale Saturday
Morning.

Wilson & Defdons big pro-holiday
sale opened on schedule time Satur-
day morning. and large crowd Of
shoppers were on hand waiting for
the doors to open that they might get
first pick of the thousands Of bar
gains offered Such n rush Tor bar
gains has never before been seen In
Bryan. The store was literally packed
Ike sardines in a box all day.
The reporter for the Eagle made
two attempts before he was enabled
TO get 10 the rear OF the store 20 see
the propriotors, and then had 10 work
his way through the crowds like get.
ting to the ticket wagon on circus day.
A large force OF extra help had been
employed. but they we're utterly
swamped and could not begin 10 wait
on the trade as fast as Il came Shop
pers were compelled 20 wait their
turn. this. too. IN face OF the fact that
all goods had been tagged AM plainly
marfed, which greatly foi custom
err la making their selc tons
Prices are Slaughter throughout
every department o. The store and
thousands OF sure-e ough bargains are
offered. The peop,e know bargain
when they see It. and they are GER
tainly taking advantage Of this great
opportunity TO save money.
The proprietors stated to the re-
porter that Saturday was the biggest
days business they had ever enjoyed.
and are highly pleased with the open
ing day of their great sale. They in
wife all who could not visit their store
Saturday to call during this week.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-06
Gain in imports, is0s-isof.
From The Maverick
JOHNS THANKSGIVING TURKEY

When John Dove arrived at his
uncles farm to spend his vacation. he
was thin. pale-faced boy OF fifteen.
But as the summer wore on. the ef.
fects OF the free and rough farm lie
b gun to show. and by August he was
as sturdy as any OF his country cous.
ms
John took special interest In col
lecting bird eggs. and was delighted
to ramble through tie woods and
fields for hours at a time In search
Of them. Al night. he blew and label
ed his eggs. placing them carefully
in his partitioned boxes. much 20 the
wonder OF his younger cousins.
One day while making his way
through dense thicket. he found in
a slight depression large nest. There
were no eggs in Il. but the shells
showed that the eggs we're light buff
spotted with brown and slightly small.
Ter than n goose egg.
lie took some OF the fragments to
his uncle. who declared them TO be
the shells Of wild turkey eggs, that
had been Matched some months be- !
fore.
John had never seen a wild turkey |
and this aroused his ambition TO see
one. He searched for days but never
did get glimpse OF one.
One fine October morning. while
sitting behind log watching the an.
tics OF a chickadee. he heard n reas.
surfing put. put" and looking up he
saw flock Of turkeys. led by a mag
nificent gobbler. whose plumage and
size surpassed any he had ever seen.
coming over a ridge some thirty yards
III
That evening he oiled and cleaned
his uncle's old muzzle loading shot
'un. until even his aunt wondered n
ie hRe not gone crazy. The next day