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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-12

The first issues of the Montpelier
Journal as a morning paper are at
hand and are highly ereditable to Pub
Usher Parsons and Editor Crockett.
The Morning Journal has an immense
amount of well selected and we'll edit
ed news and reading matter and with
no other morning paper on the east
side of Vermont if it is not we'll sup
ported the newspaper readers over
there will prove themselves blind to
their own interests.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-12
THE BATTLE OF BENNINGTON
How Lunenburg Company Marched
go Miles


In the paper prepared for the Lun-
enburg Old Home day meeting, Rev
Alonzo Sauderson, of Lynn referred
to the battle of Bennington as follows
THE alarm at Bennington, at which
Capt. Bellows and his company
marched August 20, 1777, was caused
by an attempt of Gen. Burgoyne with
a large force of English Hessians and
500 Indians from Canada to make con-
nections with Gen Howe, WAC on the
banks of the Hudson river, becoming
short of provisions, attempted TO cap
turs the valuable stores, cattle, ETC.,
which the Americans had gathered at
bennington.
After a desperate battle in which
John Stark and his men from New
Hampshire took such a distinguished
part, the British We're defeated with
great loss.
The battle was over before Capt.
Bellows company rearched Benning-
ton. After marching so miles they
were discharged by Gen. Lincoln.
In two hours after the alarm was
given in Lunenburg the men were on
their way to Bennington with Abijah
Page as drummer The alarm was
given by the firing of guns as signals
| from town to town.
Mr.. Sanderson's great grandfather,
Jacob Sanderson, who was one of the
minute men vas blowing in a field,
when he heard the signal gun giving
the alarm. He left the oxen and pillow
in the field at once and taking his
powder horn and gun. was soon on his
way to Bennington with Capt Bellows
company His wife took the oxen,
and finished the blowing. Jacob San
derson died in 1929 aged 80 years
A great granddaughter of Jonathan
Pierce. a corporal in Capt. Bellows
company, is now living in Saugus.-
Fitchburg Mass, Sentinel.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-12
TO THE LADIES and GENTLEMEN
of Bennington and Vicinity:

have enlarged my shop; also have
moro help and am ready to do all
kinds of work. Ladies' suits viii be
made at $500. All kinds of mems
suits will be made. All kinds of lad
les and gents cleaning and pressing.
Mems suits pressed for soc; mems
trousers 15c. Don't forget to inquire
vt
NJ LEVIN $50 North St
ia @@WStv ssEnIr Ston NJ
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-12
LONG coRUT DOCKET

PSI Cases for the September Term
Which Convenes on the 14th
Burlington, Aug. lO.-County Clerk
Russell is preparing thu docket for the
fall term of Chittenden county court
and it will soon be in the hands of the
printers. The preliminary docket
will be issued OH Saturday.
The docket for the term is a large
one, containing 17S civil cases. Aug
ust % is the last day on which cases
can be set for tria! and court will con
vene on the second Tuesday of Sep
TENDER. 1t will be a grand jury term.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-12
VETERANS REUNION

County Gathering To Be Held at Ar
lington Tomorrow
Veterans, members of the Relief
Corps and friends are reminded that
the county reunion and basket picnic
is to take place at Arlington tomor-
row and they should all be there.
The train leaves here at S:15 in the
morning and plans have been made
for an unusually pleasant gathering.
Indications are that there will be a
large turnout.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-12

erbocker pants, from 4 to IT years
old. As it is not many days before
school begins it will pay you to call
at our store and save money on your
children's clothing.
500 suits for $50
400 suits for 2.75
800 suits for 1893
200 suits for I.Io
Buster Brown Suits in wool and wors-
ted in all colors.
2.25 ones for I.25
$50 ones for 3.25
Boys Stockings.
I5c ones for II
Ioc ones for &c
25c ones for IS
Boys washable pants in plain or
knickerbockers.
25c ones for nc
zoe ones for nc
Boys soc worsted pants for $50 =.
Boys Blouses in all colors, the 25c
ones at Ioc
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-12
wHAr.rHE AVERAGE MAN DOES

not realize is that death is certain
What some men do not consider is
that provision against sure death
should be we'll arranged for their fam
lilies sake. Goth year. National Life
Insurance Company Montpelier, VT.
(Mutual)
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-12
ACTRESS DROPS DIVORCE SUIT
No Reason for Strange Action o
Mary Mannering is Disclosed

New York, Aug. 12.-Mary Manner
ing the actress who brought suit here
last summer for divorce from her hus-
band, James K. Hackett, the actor,
has dropped her proceedings.
No reason for the actress action
was disclosed to her attorneys.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-12
LADIES' GOODS.

We have an extremely large stock
of Ladies Shirt Waists, which we
will sell at very low prices during
this sale. All our waists are new and
up-to-date.
China Silk Waists, nicely made, reg
ular price $50, sale price I.49
Regular price $50 1913
Lace Waists in the Best Quality.
The IS. so ones go at 3.49
The 800 ones go at IFS
Lawn Waists which sold at 90, I.25,
and I. so will go during this sale at
rs cents each, worth double the
money.
SILK BATISTE WAISTS.
Regular price $50 and 2.75, made up
in the very latest styles, will go at
100.
~ cent waists in white lawn at ACC
6oc black lawn waists at 39c
HETHERBLOOM PETTICOATS
with embroidered bottums in the best
quality.
The 800 quality for I.75
The $50 quality for I.49
COLORED PETTICOATS.
100 and as ones will go at 75c dur
ing this sale.
And the soc ones go at SOC
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-12
KILLED WHILE BOARDING TRAIN
Baggage Man Fell Under Wheels al
Burlinqton

Burlington
Burlington, Aug. 11.-George De
magi, baggage man on the train
running from Essex Junction to Bur
lington was run over and killed by a
freight train at the Central Vermont
railroad station yesterday. He at
tempted to board the moving train,
slipped and fell under the wheels.
The body was removed to Essex
where the deceased is survived by a
wife and two children.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23

W Tolson and John WILLIAMSON. % secure Mar
A. T. Lane So. o. s. months. per cent
seIai-auu1a-.y lots q and q section g.
C1iglrslry HriCt-s-R0se 3 Hin -0 jesse F.
HelszeI ard AleLlEtCr ofuuc1s-er 90 secure
William = n Nl1rrr s. co. yezrs. . ICr czl-
mi-1urua-ly. lot u. block a.
C0UueC-.Cu- AFr1rc Tcrlc--lesse A. Focte % Il
ID. Glrl1u ard KCacu I. HeatC-. % secure
Fult1l T. -5OriCl Ell-1 ] -1 III months. 5 ff-
cent. l5t =. square -s5s. GrECs A. S--plr- %
sane. 20 ssc-rs same SLg-I, D % lE E11-hs.
Io. "a
square Gs-Julia Fl-z--rald e. a. 90 L91is r
PEAK and Pau JlLrs-u. ~ scC-rr Jri71 se-lr-
ity Building As-1c-E-l-n. So. plr- l-t s.
Girls Pcrtio--J1sle n p Wittl1 e viz 20 John
= Lamar and John A. Hamilton. 90 secure che
Washington Lean and Tr1st Company. s to 9
years. psr ceLt. se--i-a--lua--y. lots 81 aud s.
s1uar5 -.'l
E.lastou Terrsce-Eclel NJ sou.e e- vir. John T.,
t3 Thomas = WloLEE-d and Ge1-ge r. LiI-
t.-s. 90 ssclra CE-LlEla TCcie- SIS. g 20 =
months Up cent l1- J.. block & same 20
same t1 scegs-e Alba-r T. Tegle- r-ls-C- S----5l.
% Is mou.Ls rsr c-1t. 10 :. block &
Square G1-Lelll N. stone % John T. Arms ard
samuel a Dr-ry. % secure Lee Br1fl. S.l,.
20 % months. peF CCu-. S-u-i.auuuslT. l0s se.
SQUARE I1ls-HVrry T.. Rel Cd JESSE L. HeIsael ard
BUR- r Trarv. % se-Ire William T. H. AlE-
u,L 2so. yCas. ~ cent. sez-i-a1-zaly.
lots S. 81. and s.
Square 5i5-F- Isabel Sinclair 70 George T. L5-ki-s
and samuel n. Br-slus. t5 se---e James NJ
WoodwurL Si.oo. yurs pe- cezt SEMI
annually TGrrs lots le and H.
square sly lrEi1ia p Sullivan 20 E1war1 "
Whitesds and Harvey T. WI-1eld. - secure
Home Buidlrg Ass5ca-ilu Egf. l0- =
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

JUSTICE WRIGHT
Estate Of William Bryan; e1smplifed c0py Of
Ein
Es,ate of David WeathCrbv. T. same
Estate Il Edward T.. kaiszr. petition Tor instr1c-
tons.
Es-zts Of Heary NJ Walter. petition for probate
q GllL Attorney j. RdJut
Estate y Harry H. HarFroge. order 20 sell pr
sonAlty. Attoneys. T. 4. Homer and l. G.. Greg
ov.
Estate q Edward T. Kaiser: order 10 sen per-
soullry- Atforuey J.. J.. Darlington.
Estate q Josepline n WLo5tt; same Attdrney
z. n. McLacl.en
T. re- Howard " Silsby e. al order app1intiug
ssardi1ri bond $500 Auoruey Fred. Bean
Estate Cf Howard " Silshy. order granting letters
tesramoItars, bono SI5.1J Attouey. Fred. Ban
Estate of Marvin =. Fisher; same. bond s. so.
AttlIey T. A. Jones
Estate d; Willis r. Speare. order requiring stats-
ment of accounts aud increasing bond Att0rneys
Voc q Rc1enbe-s
E-tats II George G.. Bragunier. order 10 pur-
1sass tombstone At,oUey a. /. Frlrc
tn re- Prank Perroue. order appointing guardian
hond 500 Attlrney uayleu johnson
Estate 20 Nss-is LLle, order disu issinz carear
Attorney. e.. A. Wsi-e.
Estate @. Abigail Conner, VII GATED Mar-h .
.e9. tled
Estate q Matthew Aiken: viii dated December
g. lss2. filed.
Estate u Annie r. Roper: petition f.r letter.
test1me-rlry- Attorney. J. A. LYMAN
Estate q MET Van Yuukcn. petition f.r lette7
tes-1meutary- Attorney. b. D.. MiumacE
Estate Cf Jaces B. Co,sFrcve, petition frr letters
testaueutary. Attorneys. D1gElas. Baker g. Slcrru
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. March E-WAaat was dun and easier.
corn quiet: oats STEADY. re IL small demand. and
-four nominal
wHEAT-Spot c51t-ac- lEaLzs. May. Lzs
asked. July L0FtsI of1; steamer Ne. : red. Leo'-a
L2lE: recsipts. sss bushels; s0uthsra 81 sEzds.
LTEaLG2
CORN-SloWers SPOT contract, 70-za-04. Nay.
7Ina-l&; steamer mixed. 6siazs5is. receipts. 8 s9
bushels: exports. STA bushels southern vLI-e
corn. 6sEa-ls.; Southern yellow corn. 6sza-lSs.
OATS-Stock ID elevators. 1893 bushels; ship
merts from elevators. so bushels White No 9
So: do. NJ. 5 s-isa5sii, Do. No. 55s55i-. r1ze5
No . 5-a5-i1; mixed No. s. 56a56tl. mixed No 4
55s55ts
RYE-Stcck "a elevators. s. 00S bushels. shipments
from elevators, S.s bushels No Western ne e1-
porr. s.. Ne. 3 Western. uptown delivery SssSj,
Na. Western rye uptown. S.. bag lots as % l1ll-
III ard condition, 7oas3
BARLEY-Stock in elevators. 1-53 bushels. ship
mc1ts from elevators. so bushels
FLOUR-Winter extra. A5la4 50. winter clear 5l0a
So winter straight. 535l55l. winter patent sra
$50 spring clear. fs5al55 sprirg straight 50-5 81
spring ratcrt 575a600. City Mills best patent. as;
do higbgrade patent. ESQ; do. highsrade straight.
SEQ do. choice family SIS: do. extra. i-so1i6i
Rye -four. medium 10 choice. E2lai5a. Ccrn neal.
Uer 100 lbs. L6hIT0
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.



BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. 81; Western Arsts
2a3l; seconds. Ia. process fancy 2iaZy4- fair IN
good. Za2i; dairy. choice IS: good. I6aI7: store
packed, fresh. l5al6
CHEEsE-New York state fancy, large, Isl5; do.
small. l6ital7.
Nearby. fancy. Virginia. loss Of. ~.
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia I75s Tennes-
see, Z North Carolina. Il duck d
LIVE POULTRY-Chiekens. ISs3; hens Is.
roosters. s: ducks. large. lial5; do. small I2a4.
geese. 7s9; do. fancy. loal2; turkeys, toms %
do, hens. 2 turkeys. thin. 12al5: keats lOsl9
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys choicr. undravs
hens, 22a23; do, average. undrawn. Na22: do tbin
l2i1aH: chickens 20a2; capons, 7-Ib average 22a2s
do, small lsa2o: hens, l5al6i roosters Sac; ducks
leals: geese Ial3.
DRESSED AIEATs-Calves. fun dressed +, ID
heads of. Il; hog dress calves, q: hams country.
sugar cured. 12aif: hogs. small and neat ue- cvf
50: do. medium 70a7.5o; do, heavy SOas OO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. homegrown. per bus
65aeO: per b. L75a200; Eastern Shore rer ~
L75a20o: sweet potatoes, per bbl-, 2OOa2 %; vans
Ter bbl. 150a20oi carrots. PER Dbl, L25al g; e,cf
bers. per bss-. 80; celery. per daz stalks
5OasO cucumber pickles. per baS. 75aiZ5; cabbaVe
per bbl. LooaL5o; cauiidower, per bbl.. 2Gh300;
onions per bus. Tosso; Maryland and Virginia. Der
bbl- L4Oal.50; Ohio. Der bbl., L75a20o; lettuce.
Florida. per bb-- l00al-a
GREEN FRUlTS-Oranges pe, box. sOoss %.
Florida per box 2O0a225; grape fruit per box. so0a
A.OJ, apples. hlng. per DOL. 5HJa5J. York Imperial
packed. A00a4 50: Ben DAVIS packed. 25laA2s. Mins
Sap. packed. 37Ja8.5O; AlDemaTle Pippin sOOa5 90:
good TO prime 2Ooa3oe. nor 70 far L50a2Oo: Omen
head barrels common 90 gooS- GOlai55. fancy table
fruit i00a5oQ: cranberries. tape Cos per Dbl
7.o0as50; Do. per standard crate. 2O0a225; pine
apples Florida. per crate. S0oaio.
DRIED FRUITS-Apples sliced. fancy. 4; do.
sliced bright. 81: cherries. p klsckberTies, 4;
whoTtlebcrries 10. rasDherries. -
GRAIN-Wheat, Southern. on grade LI5a1 8:
rye. 7s corn. shelled. white. 7oa75: do yellow
70s75; new. ear. 4o0a425; oats. Western white. No
2 5sss2; old. mixed. 55a60.
sUNDRIEs-Beeswax p: talloW- 6s6ls; honey.
white clover. lib. neW. u: 40. lib. new. lOala.
ginseng. Der h. 5O0as50: senees. per Ib., 40:
golden sea- 4oal5; pink. l2sl4; mandrake 2as; snake
root. S5: waInut kernels. dry l6als.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool washed. free Of huY-v
per h.. .; do. unEashed. free OF bus. Der M
g; do, bury. per 10. rals: hides. green. per ID
g; do, bury. per IL i3al6: sheep skirs. green
each. T5al0O; do oy. each. 25aeo calf skins green
each, l0al40, muSkrat, each. s2aG: skunk each
black, L75a25: mink. each 40Oa5oo: rabbit skins
each. I; opossum each. s4o; raccoon. each saL %;
lOI- red each, 1eoa2Soi do. gay, saSh, sQaLOA
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

II was after call. and almost at the last
minute that Washington Railway and
Electric preferred stock saved yesterday
from being the dullest day OF the year on
the LEGAL stock exchange. But there was
stock TO sell and men to buy II. and SO
shares were gathered in by eager brok-
ers az 30 and 9Oik.
It was also after call that after a deal
OF hedging eighteen shares Of Washing
ton Gas were sold AT 76 a point higher
than most of the sales Of last Saturday.
when a single. share sold at yesterdays
price.
other trading was small In volume and
not significant as 10 price
one or the features of the market was
the slump in the bid for Georgetown Gas.
which fell about points, though the Of
fered price 10 the stock remained at Co.
where 10 has been for many weeks.
Fifty shares Of Railway common sold on
call at 1915. and the bidding for more OF
Il was at one time very spirited
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square S5-Horace H. Jarbce e ux 70 Theodore
Block and WslteE L Helms. 10 secure Marie A
De Grain. so. I 10 = months. pr cent
part lot s.
Alphouso Hart and Harry C.. Compton. 70 Sc
cure the First National Bank OF Grafton W.
Va. S.915. ! months lot g.
Pleasant Plains-B,Irton Il. BarndoIlar 20 5. Percy
Thompson and Morton J. Luchs. 20 secure
Harry 3. Wilson aud Harry Wardmsn s. 20
monthly payments, per cent, lot 81. square
a3s
Square sos-Mary + sslkzld to Edward s. Wescott
and Harry T. Winfield. 70 secure James :
Grant. 2ooO years Der cent seIni-annually
lot 3
Squares loTI and lo,s-Lconard P and Guy r.
Stelart et Tx. 20 Ernest J.. Schmidt and Geo-ze
NJ. Emmerch. to secure Gennan-Amertcan Build
ing Association. $50. Part original iot TO- square
loil, and original lots Il and Is. square l0is.
Square Slf-ArthgT d. Curtiss % John 3. Lsrler
ington Loan ard Trust Company. s. .0oo years
per cent. seni-annually. lot s.
ROsedale and IshsrWood-HurbCr l. and ". Anna
IA Fourzde 10 =. A. Van Reuth and Bert r
Amos, 10 secure Paul Y. Portner. 500. monthly
payments, per cent, lot 81. block 2
Square 950-GeoTge J. Reinhsrt et uX- 70 Henry Z
Bergman and George N. Emmerich. 70 s.
cure Metropolis Building Association, No. 8
NON. lot s.
Square lo5e-Francs r smith et Tx. and Charles
D. Volland e uK. to Ernest Ia Schmidt and
George N Emmerich. 20 secure GeTman-Amcri-
can Building Association, $3.50. lots s. 70 60 Is
trusts % s. so each. one on each l0tl.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Platns-Bates Warren
ct ux 70 American Security and Trust Com
pany, 70 secl0e National Savings and Trust
Company, $500. years. 5s4 per cent. semi
annually l0t &C.
North Columbia Heights-Jsunie L. Goetz 10 John
McIlTeen and Oscar NJ Bryant. u secure Charles
N. McClRy. 500. years. per cent, quarterly.
lots D and e. block 8.
BARN. PGrm-Thonas u. W. Gresn q rx % Julius
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

G street, hotueon sixth and seventh streets south
east-Narie A. De Grain 20 H1-acs H. Jarbos
purr LOT SO. SQUARE SIS S1
Rardlc Hishlands- Roger Mclng e ux 20 Fraucss
T. H1rron. lat 81. b.0cA 5 SO
90 Massacalsetts avenue u1stLvest-Irgne I. Many
e. VIZ John A., % Frank A. Har1soz. lot q
square 81, So
Gc0rEetn1yu-A Maurice r. Rr-rer e. ny n TF--is
Racaey. 9Th interest 10 lots i % :. and parts
aud % to .. square 1871 s. SD
ID street between Tenth and Eleventh streets south
west: street. between Ninth and Tenth streets
northwest. and Thirty-ttiul street uurIhWes--
Ez-ua T. Nclurira to Edwin A. McIu-ire l0. g.
square 81 original lot u. square sos. lot - and
nC-thcastern fourth Cf l1t S. s-uare -. lrt A.
square s3l, part l0t So. square I1-. lot a. square
-, part square 355. part lot T. SQUARE Ss. and
p1rt ios l65. B. < Il. Addition % Georget0un
0o0G
I2i5 Delaware avenue southwest-Eiwarl J. HiSon
20 Richard r. Harrnett. lo. r. square IS. so.
d street southwest betUcel Tenth and Eleventh
streets + street northwest. between Ninth and
Tenth street. and iu Tli-ty--hird street north
wes,-EEma T. NcTn-irc % Edwin A. NcIntire
lCt g. square So, lots So % q and part lot 4
square 553 part lot 81. square SIS; l1t A. square
Si. lot Sc. square lG- iot a. square -: part
square 553. parr LOT !. square GeI ard Tarr lot
g. in 3. & H. Addition 20 Ge1rsstoTn. s, SO.
H1lmead Estate-HarTy p. Wilson and Harv
Wardman 10 Burton Y. Barndollar. lot Co. square
G35. SO
1A and A9 AasSach1setts avenue northwest
Herschel Main - Charlotte A. Main, lots Is
and Il. square s3. SO
3 street. between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
D0-thcasf-Anrie VI. Crimrains 90 VIZ John T.
20 Leonard 7. and GUy T. Steusrt psrt original
lot :. square ICli. SO
RCsciale ard Ishsrwo0d-Paui Y. Portner trustee
et al % Hurbert r and NJ Anna Ia Fo-r-,5a
,ot q. block q, SIC.
COnrecuclt Avenue T5race-FUitou R. Gordon Ct
TX. 20 Gracs A. Sutphen, lot a sluara 1S5a
Sl3e6. same 20 jesse A. Foote, lot =, square
fs7s
Ellasron TeI7ce-Catherine Teele to Helen ". Soule
l0t l.. block 4. SIC Albert Z. Teele, trustee. %
sane. lCt e. block T. SO.
II and Tenth streets northUest-Alarian 2 Estes q
al % F. Isabel sinclair. PARIS lots 70 and II
square 5i5. SO.
800 New Hampshire avenue northuest-NIsrian f.
Estes and Priscilla 8 Totten % Jeanette
stearns tvo-thiras interest in lot A. square
10 So
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. March 22-CATTLE-Receipts $500
head. market loal5c higher. Reeves. 5OOa7.25 poor
20 medium 5o0a625 stocSers and feeders. AOOa5 80
cows and heifCrs 375a5.N
HOGS-Receipts. 1900 head; market l0c higher.
Light e.70a6S5; r0ughs. 65Ca660: heavy. 690aIOO:
mixed 675a6s0: pigs 5C0a6.50.
SHEEP Receipts. 5000 head market loaE5c high
cr Native 5.50a6.5): Western. 5.J0a65O; lambs na-
tive 60Caso0. Western. 7.25aSl0.
New York March 2.-CATTLE-R Receipts 42s0
head Steers. l0al5c higher, at 59ass5; bulls asa
so. COWS. 2llaLs5.
CALYES-Receipts. $3.50 head; market firm 70 sc
higher. Yeals. 6.0lal000.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts. II 800 head
Sheep firm 410a5.J0. lambs. 7.2iasf0.
HOGS-Reccipts 1850 head; fm on Buffalo ad-
vices Light 10 heavy hogs f25a5.s5
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY ". B. Hibbs & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building. rs Fifteenth street northwest
New York, March 22.-Cotton opened steady at
unchanged prices 10 decline Of two points under
bear pressure. but soon frmed up on covering.
which vas due 20 a desire 10 even up accounts.
After selling about two to four points higher, the
market reacted. with trading quiet and the tone
nervous up 70 midday. The market was unsettled in
the Afternoon. with prices about one 70 four points
net lower. under liquidation and bear pressure
which developed as soon as IL was seen that the
Census report on stocks and consumption was not
attracting an increased demand
Receipts at the ports were 1900 bales. arainst
A. li5 last week, and IL AS last year For the week
90 900 bales. against 90 ass last week. and 1851 last
year Receipts at New Orleans were 4s72 bales
against 3Ns last year. and at Houston, 522I bales,
arainst i4I last vear
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William Brown Car. .. snd Eleanor A. McGIL
e. Jersey City. y. J. Rev. r. NJ. Moore.
Walter s. Msrkra-d. q. ard Anna Eva Codrck.
2 Rev. Charles + F-l-E
Charles d RCbey. 81. and Florence NcI-tosh. g,
both q AlexanErla Va. Rev J. McLlUglli--
Marie Comfort E and Argentina F-gnchiri 26
both of Grafton ". Va Rev. Niclo,as GaseIL
Douglas ]. Feawick s.. and Ida Z. Cailoun. e.
Rer. J. A. C0Wau-
Hauy a. Phillips = and Mar NJ Live-sayl %.
both q Richmond. Rev. 7. p McLauzLlin-
William A. DsYis g and Nargug-ts A. Kneas.
q Rev. ]. b. Nc. .ErEh.in-
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23

N.w York. March Z--stsrl'-@ -oday continued
firm. with rates unchanged.
MoneJ on call to-day opened az ? per cent; high
est. 2, lowest. "a: closing II Der cent Most q
the days loans =ere az ~ per cent Time money
was supplied literally. Rates were 2z per cent for
sixty days. Eza2k per cent for ninety DAYS 2Sa3
Der cent for four i've, and six months. 5a3lt per
cent f0r eight moEths, 3zaSA per cent for over the
year
Mercantile paper was issued moderately and there
was good maEkeL for The higher grades.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
DAILY COURT RECORD
CMOnday, March %, 1909

Attorneys. r. r. Peny & son r. H. Goldsborough.
and g. T. Dwlop-F II. Stephenz-
Assignments Tor TO-DAY:
No. DC Bcan vs. City and Suburban Railway
COMPANY. Attorneys. W C. Gardner AID +. ~
HopeUeil-J. J. Darlington
No 20 Shoemaker, ezecutCT VS WeedCn e al
Attorneys. Lambert 4 feafman-E. H. Thomas
No &c Stewart rs. Chase. Attorneys. Mcneil
s McNeill-W J. Lambert
NJ. "a Jackson trustee. Washington. Balti-
more and Anuarolis Electric Railway Company
Attorneys. r. B. Slater-Aiarbury Gosnel and
A. 4. H0ehlng r.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
DISTRICT COURTS
Court Of Appeals
Adjourned fr1m dag 70 day.
Equity Court No. L.


in re- Mary Austin. order legl-iEirg abortion
Nl- E5e. Iu re dissolution of thc Columbia Fire
Insurance Company, auditors report confirmed At
-1Tey. ". T.. Nartinzy.
No Ss1s-- B1ttcriCld. ad1liuis--ato-. SC, W
Ly11s e. al decree fer partition ard c1rIusrl Zee
Attorneys. +. T. Eh0dcs-N. " Heudry and Wa
son q Barzsdale
No. Ea1 james. adminisrutCr vs Lir1ard p
a. order appointing trustees % sel- bond. s. 90
A;trreTs. G.. G. James ard B. ?. Leiglton-Iyaa
Heileuau. J. T. Kohb. and q. r. Ba-uan.
No. -7E1 MaciaLiel. executor. vs. Walker ct AT.
same. bond. SlOp. A-rc--eys l. WiiIianscn-W.
E Edaors-ou Newton * Gilett. 3. T. Leighton.
and J. r. Linton.
No SE5 McClurs Us. Mcclure: hearing on rule
postponed. Attorneys. W. J. Lsmbert-W. P. Plum
is-.
No. 2IE. Waters vs KorD ct al. order ez-
tending time
No $50 Du-auv. trrlstee. vs Warrzman - a.
order extending time within which 20 make sale.
Att--ucys. Maddox & Galley.
No Ess6 SWarrrcu. trustee. IA Rank q a.
appearance OF absent defendants ordered. Atto--
ueys J. J. DarlirCtCn-H. b, MCglton. BiroeT &
Wood1rd. and Il. T.. Galley.
No. zs3S Ia Montague e. a. vs.. Winsiow e. a.
orirr appointing guardian al liter- Attorneys W.
r. Natungly-W A McKeuney.
No E657. Jones e 81 rs. Board a Home MIS-
sous. &c.. et al; auditor's report confirmed. At
toners r. J. Naglire-J. B. LADg.
No E95s Mcclellan e al IS Bolbrugge 20 al
order appointing guardian al utsm- Attorneys.
Carlisle & Lucsett.
NJ. Sa2 In 70 Van Wick Weaver; order ap-
pointing committee; bond $1,000 Attorney, Gran
dal Mackey
No. 2sSS Krornan vs. Moebs; argument Sub
lan-C r. DiEEs
Assignment for to-day;
No. 5T. Watts et a. vs.. Garaeld. &c. et al
Attorueys. Keigwin & Heath-D- W Baker.