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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-08-25

0. Mills, VIM. Ward and Robert
Burgin, school land appraisers,
were called in from the northwest
country yesterday as witnesses in
the Cole.Reeves contest case.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-08-25

Cole Nero. Co. have the stock
and are making the prices.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-27
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Bzltim0r,. July &i-Qu5tations established by The
Baltimore Fruit and Prcducs Association are ts
follows:
BUTTER-Creamcry separator. ncr n. g1sazS;
imitation. pound. 1n27. prints half pound. pgr
pound. 27a22i do one pound. per pound. Ea2s;
blocks two pound. Ter pound. 26a2s. dairy prints.
Maryland Pennsylvania. and Virginia, TT pound,
l6aI1. Virginia and West Virginia. storcu packed.
pr pound Isis: Ohio sturcpackcd plr pound.
lsz nearby. rolls. pr pound. I'lIs5; Ollo rolls
Tsr pound. Salsa; West Virginia rolls. pound
lSaIst
EGGS S- Maryland. Peuuylvana. ard nearby
hrsts. per doz.. ma: Eastern Shore. Maryland and
Virginia, DeI doz.. 2A' Western frsts. per doz-.
ua Yves. Nirgiuia. per doT. "iF
LIVE POULTRN-Od hcuS heavyweight. per
pound l5is do. lght-ueight Der pound. l5; EpTing
chickeus large. IL pounds and over pcr pound. Is
do. snail. pr pound. Is ducks. rer pound -. do.
white FekIns. pcr pvuud. Ji spring ducks. three
pounds and oycr. pcr pound. a. do, small, llal2;
pigeons. Young per pair. l. do. old. per pair. -
guinea fowls, old = each.
POTATOES-Whi;c. new Norfolk rer bhl.. No Z.
I-5als5; do. York River. r,r bbl. l65aLT5; do.
Happolaunock. Der largs bbL. L6jal75: DO. per
small bhl. L.Z5al 81; do. Eastern SL00c. Maryland
pcr bbl No J. L65lll5. sweets yellow Der Dbl.
urv. 275a1O. yamS new North Carolina. Der bbi..
Z5a30o. RaVIohannock. pr Dbl. 25'a271
GREEN FRUITS AND NEGErABLES-Aprle
Eastern Harvest smooth, per b1L. LdaZo, do,
small pcr DBL L0lal.5. do. per i3-bbl. basket Ca
5Q bcetg native. per bunch. laliz. backhcTe East
en Shore Maryland, per Quart bi4a5a PatuXent,
per basket Ga3l; do, Rappahauuock. Der bucket.
.: cabbagei. native. per l1o 25aLN; cantsl0upes.
Norfolk Ter crate. l.J1a2m: corn Virginia Der
dozen -as: do psr htl. lOal-5O; native. per dozen
6al6. curumbss. native. per &-hasket. S1ai1. egg
plants Norfolk per crate ZoZ2 IS; native per bush
e. G5a70; nUclcbcrrCs. North Carolina. quart leal2
Eastern Shore Maryland. peI quart, llaI2; lettuce.
New York. izbbi. basket, 5hso: onions. Rappahan-
mock. bbL. 80; do p bbL basket. 5Ja6]. Maryland
and Pennsylvania. per bushel, 5a6o; oranges Cali
fornia, per box. 20 size. 20)a2l5; peaches FIo--
ida and Georgia. per crate, L5ol2te; Maryland and
Virzinia box. 5OaIO. ta-bassct. S0a50. fancy. psr
basket C0a7j: por c3rjer. 5lL))i pears Manning
Elizabeth. pcT basket. 6,aS5 rgsuber1cs. red pint
1a-l quart, Sli0 black quart, sal0i SQUASH native
per basket %; green beans. native pr bushel bas-
ket 40a50; wax beans native per blshel basket. 5a
60; tomatoes. Potomac per 6-b1sket carrier 5aO;
do. RarIahann0Ck. Der carrier, Lai0, do. Eastern
Shore. Mauland. Der carrier, 4aiG; do. native.
per ss-baszst, 35a9; Norfolk, per 2haskct carrier.
aiO vatermelons Georgia. each, as 20 size, l0a25.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-27
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
price, quoted are wholesale,


BUTTER - Creamery. fancy, 2sa2slE; Western
frsts aZ7; seconds 25a26: process fancy 2iaZ5; fa
TO good 2la22; store-packed. fresh. l5a2O
CHEESE-New York State factory new, large,
DER H.. Assal5; small. per 10. l5al5E
EGGS - Nearby fresh Virginia, =; West vir
rinia and Southwest Virginia, q Tennessee. q.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. spring, per b.. 22a23
hens Is: roosters. s.; keats y; turkeys. hens, IS
do toms. Is ducks. 10
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. per b. l5als
hens choice. llals; roosters. 8; chickens. spring
g2a25: ducks l9al2
DRESSED MEATs-Hams. country. sugar cured
i2lsa15.
$50; yams per bbl.. 250a30O; cuclmbers per bas-
ket 50a75: onions. Texas Der crate 200: cabbage.
Der basket, 5Oa75; peas. per bbL. 25OaL00: corn.
Southern, per crate, lZ5al5O string beans. home
grown. per bbl LOOaL5O lettuce. per basket l25:
tomatoes Texas and Mississippi per crate %: 10
matoes homegrown per box. 2OOa2 50: radishes Der
100 100; peppers Florida Per carrier Local Z: new
beets per bunch 2a2la; new carrots. PER bunch, Sal
FRUITS-Apples. new, per bbl., L5Oa3O0; oranges.
California. per box 25oa350; grape fruit per crate,
A00a50 0 pneapples, per crate, 2Oa25J; cantaloupes
per crate 2Ooaso0; watermelons each 25alo: black
berries. per quart, CAS- PEACHES, per carrier, lSOa
ESQ; plums per crate. L75a2&.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. wished free OF br-ru
per ID. 53a35; WOOL unwashed, pcr ID, 80 Hides.
green per b. Il; hides. dry. per ID. lOal4; sheep
skins. green. each. 75aLl5; calfskins green. each
LsoaL50 dry fint hides, per ID. l2al5; dry salted
hides. per ID. l2al4-
shelled per bus soase; ear per b5. 425a45O; oots.
Western. white. No 2 per bus 6sa72; mixed, 62a64
5Trn' p - 10 = - 2 o. middhnG, PEI ton. s0OOa
The Washington herald., 1909-07-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

W street northwest. between Ffut and North
Capitol srree-s-Harry g.. LAycock % Robert A
Dure lot y. square ca. SO
kaldIe HiEtlauis-tie0rre b. Kiter 70 William
King l1t T. block ser SO
Hllbr01k-Sarah A. Goodwin % William King
lots 3 i and s. square 5ose So
Columbia Hgiglts-Alexandef AIlIar e. ux 70
Blanche = Picrp0nt Dot IS. square S. SO.
Iolth slrlc@ -,-Iiar,t is.uces4 ~ BnI 81 sIrects-
Afrcd L. Foster ct ~. 70 Virginia s. CARPENTER.
part square SO SO
PetWorh-Edward L. ssuunyTr e. u1 70 Mildred
T. Davis lot s. block 81 SO
Brishtvood Psrs-Wiiliam O.. Einsnau % How
ard l. Craftsman. l1t s3. square 295 SO.
Fourteenth Street HeigLts-J. B. Cam % Gilbert
e.. sp-tz1r, lots g. 46 and go. square 29Is SO.
Fourteenth Street Heights-AI. d. Miller e TX 20
Gilbert C. Splitter lots s. 6 and = square 2sl7
So MarUlrJt " Peterson % Gilbert G..
Spitzors lots Is and 20. s7Uaro 2als. SO ~. T.
Davies 90 e.. c. SpitzT. sane land. sle Same
% same. lots 4 TO e. T. and to Is 81, and So
square G-I; lots 20 a. is. J., and % % 2, p
% 81. square 9i5. lots a. g. and 2 block
2Si7; lots T. 9. and a. block Gli; lots 9 ard
II % IS square &l7; lots l6 and II. block 23l7 !;
lots 70 a. block 2slii lots . 20 81. block zsls /;
lois 10. l6. II. 81 q. and .. block 2slT SO.
Y street northwest. between TWcnty-drst and Twen-
ty-seccud s,rce-s-Ameu1n Security and Trust
Company 20 Elcn f. Newton. lot lio. square
c. $40.
y street northwest. between Twenty-frst and Twen-
ty-sec1nd stree;s-Realty and Appraisal Company
10 Ellen Z. Newton. lot 80 square g. SO.
PetUorth-J. Harry Cames % George +. J01es
lots q and - block G. So
Petw0rth-JulIa ODpenhemes % Kate 3. BloomeT,
LOT 50, block 3i2 SO
Near Fifteenth and North Carolina avenue north
Cast-J1lia A. Bbeam 30 Jane T. Bland. loo So
square 1905. SO
TwCrty-frst street between L street and New
Hampshire avenue u0rthwost-Nlary E FgaTs11
IN Clara v. Pearson. part lot l6. square 72 SO
BroOkland-Ida V. Johnston 20 Paolo DeTito parts
lots J and ? block io SO
Randle Highands-The United States Realty Com
rauy to Numa o. Bennett. lot l3. square 5590
SO
5S and 5El Ricketts, court uOTtlWest-Justin n
Chamhcrlin and Oscar Luckett trustees. 70
Mary il. Forrest. lots 56 and S. square s.
SE5
SO RirSests coeut no-thvest-same 10 Rosalie A.
Forrest lot 81. square a. 500.
Between Fourteenth and Fifteenth and A and B
streets nOrtheast-KCuucdy & Davis Comunny TO
Edwin S. and Lula NJ Carter. lot q. square
1866. $40
street, between Tiry-frst street aud Wisconsin
avenue n0rthwest-L0yd Nansawen 20 Auth0Ly
VI. Ray. parts lots IS and l6 square l27l. so
East Capitol street. between Seventeenth and
k1ghtcCnth streets-JUstin ". Chamberln and
OsCar Duckett. trustees 10 Bladen Forrest 0riri-
raj lot y. square l06 S-1o5G
Columbia Heights-Rellty and Appraisal Company
% Layinia Z. Newton. lots IS 70 As. block 60 SO
Wltbcrgcr street. between and T streets north
The Washington herald., 1909-07-27
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

No session Of the Washington Stock
Exchange was held yesterday. adjourn
ment being taken before the roll call
out Of respect TO the death Of Jesse Van
Ness Huyck, a member Of the exchange.
Mr.. Huyck died at Marblehead, Mass.
last Friday.
After adjournment the brokers trans
acted small amount Of business purely
in an informal way. the sales being as
follows:
Washington Railway preferred. 10 at
90 -. 10 at 90 81. 30 at 90 Il, 60 at 80 IA.
Washington Railway common, 30 at
a. 3-S.
Capital Traction. Is at 1g71z. 60 at 1874.
S1,000 Capital Traction 5s at 1l5 SIS
Union Savings and Trust, at lS5.
Bell Telephone OF Pennsylvania, at
10 "a, at 122 IL.
Lanston. . at Is 1-2, 100 at Is 5-S, 100 at
Is 5-S, 100 at 10 "a.
No bid prices OF asked prices were
posted
The Washington herald., 1909-07-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. July 2-BUTTER-Qtnet barely
steady: receipts 1901 Creamery extra, q; state
dairy tubs. 8a55: imitation creamery hrsts. d
EGGs-Flm; quiet: receipts. 9s73. Nearby
white. fancy 0as2: nearby mixed. fancy 2ia26:
July fresh frsts. ZhaA.
MILL FEED-LoweT inactive trade. Spring
bran. lOOIb sacks. to arrive. 975; standard mid
dings. A.75; city bran. 25.5 in bulk; Western
red dog a1 20 arrive. winter wheat bran In
l00-lb sacks. to arrive. I5.55.
OATS-L.ower: unsettled. No. white. 5il3a55;
No white. SASH; No. Z white. 5la52; natural
and clipped white on track 50a62
FLOUR-Aiarkot unsettled; weak. Spring patents,
6l5a650: aring clears. 5Sa5.e5; winter straights.
straights. selling moderately al 5.50a5JO in sacks:
new soft stnights 5.50a5.60 in barrels; spring
patents quoted at 52565.s; new clears $40.
RYE FLOUR-Irregllar; small business. Good
70 choice quoted at 4ioai.o
CORN MEAL-Weak: market is dull Kiln
dried. for export 3i5: coarse meal in bags. l.50
aL52
HAY-Receips. 1000 tons; stronger; fair trade
Prime timothy. los; No. L LOOal6; No. 2 2s5a
go: No. g. 77i4asZh
STRAW Receipts. 80 tons; steady; unsettled
quiet trade. Long rye, new, 0as5.
BEEF STEADY, business quiet Family, HO0a
M.5G; packet. l200al250.
PORK-Erm: demand IS quiet. Mess, 2l5Oa
2O0; family. 200
LARD-Flat. Prime Western. l2l5; city u75;
refined continent I28: South American. 1900: re-
fined Brazilian. kegs. 400; oleOstearne, 1zhal3;
lard stcanne. weak New York, l2lsal3; Chicago.
nominal
The Washington herald., 1909-07-27
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished i9 ". B. Hib5s & %.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. HiDbs
Building. . Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. July 8-Whcat prices declined to-day.
when July sod at lG and September at 1oI-s
losses cf = and Aa7s. respectively compared
with the previous close. Tho slump was a result
of general selling based on weak cables and in-
creased receipts here and In tho Southwest Ar
rivals Of wheat to-day were nearly 80 cars IN ex-
cess OF what had been estimated and an exceed
ingiy liberal movement was reported at kansas
City.
Active support by commission houses caused
sharp rally. July advancing from l07. tho opening
price. 20 LOO SeD.embc-. which opened at io{s .
L054, sold up 20 LOO.
4 severe slump occurred IN corn az the opening
oi the market, with partial recovery in later trans
actions
Oats were weak. owing To the hcayiuus5 Cf wheat
The Washington herald., 1909-07-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John Kamb and Julia D. Clifford Rev. Franh
A. J. Duune1bcrg.
Iglatius Fealy
George Phillips and Johanna Overs both uf
Portland. Nd. Rev. Herbert r. Johnson.
Freddie ". Lavne and Mary Z. Page. both Of
Richmond. Va. Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin
Angelo Sc0cca and Angelina Sbroccli- Rev. J.
" O'Bren.
Deme,ry Rokinos and Euridice Koutsarlrea. Rev.
Joakin AlexoponloS
Dallas T. B1rch and Beatrice G. Phillips. Rev.
Isaac Clark.
Thomas L. Hadcn and Annis F. Mcdaniel Rev
T. J. keTick.
Daniel OConneu of San Fralcsco, Cal, and
Eva J. LaWton Rev. W. s. CauEhy.
Wellington ". Johnson and Elizabeth Kennedy
both q sp0ttsylvania. Va Rev. J. B. AcLaugh-
I'm.
Harry Kurt and Rose Levy. RCv. Abram Wolf
The Washington herald., 1909-07-27
GERMAN CHRIsTMAN TREES.
Method OF Planting Always Secures
"A BOuntifuI supply.

From the Chicago Tribune.
Christmas comes but once a year, and
the Germans try to make the most OF it
OF the 100000 families Of the Kaiser's
empire it is said that 100000 purchase
Christmas trees. The trees usually are
spruce, which grows in all parts of Ger
many. The planting and the cutting Of
trees IS all under control Of the govern
ment officials, and It IS thought that
there is not now an evergreen growing
in Germany that was not artihcially
planted
In the initial stage the young plants
are set in rows about four feet apart
with the plants one foot apart in the
row. As the trees develop they gradually
are thinned. When one foot high many
are transplanted into pots and form
miniature Christmas trees. But for this
Yuletide market the forest paintings
would have TO be made further apart or
the trees cut in thinning. while small
would have to be thrown away. This
thinning is continuous until the trees
have attained a size suitable for saving
purposes
The trimmings are used for fork and
hoe handles, grapevine stakes, hop poles
bean poles, scaffOldings, sc. The owner
therefore does not have 20 wait the ma
tuTity Of his forest before realizing an
income from t. In the economy OF cul-
tivating a forest every twiE is saved
and even the leaves are raked up and
sold. Old people and children find useful
employment in doing such light and easy
work and adding TO the family income.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-27
JUSTICE WRIGHT.


Estate Of William X johnson: order granting
letters q administrator: bond. $4,000. Attorney
j. ]. Darlington
In re Gecrga A. Frazer; petition Tor sale Of lot
Attorneys. Leckic. Fulton & Cox.
Estate of Anna ~ Sauter; order granting let
tcrs q administration; bond, $50 Attorneys
Lester e. Price
Estate Cf Jerome B. Diver; order granting letters
testameutsry; bond. SOD Attorneys. Bates Warren
and W. i. Browning.
Estate Of Robert HOier. order reprobatiag win
Of realty
Estate OF Cassandra F. Lewis: decree for sale
Of lots.
In re Marion Brown: order FOR allowances. At
torney. W. Il Marogue
Es-ato n Simon NeWc1mb: order granting let
tiers tcs,ameutar bond. 500. Attorneys. W0rthing.
tCu Hcald & Fraley.
Estate Of Henry L. Rheam; order granting let
ters Elementary; bond. 500. Attorney. L. C.
N!lhlnsc1.
Estate cf George s. Ba1oeh; WI dated Aprn e.
l9s filed
Estate o. Eddy B. Townsend; VIII dated ssptsn-
Der 2 1865. fled.
Estate Of Richard W. Tyler; viii dated June g.
l9os. fled
The Washington herald., 1909-07-27

west-Conrad Jordan % Louise Aluehleisen. lots
y % l6. square f4I SIC.
Peters Mil Seat-L0uise Kuhn 10 Holmca Central
Realty Cooperation. part $4,000.
Y street between Fourth and Fifth Streets north
Eest-American Security and Trust Company %
Thomas i Linncy lots 45. IS and A. square
BIO SO
Between Third and Fourth and Q and r streets
northWest-Auna B. GaeglCr et Tir. A D.. 70
John J. Minahan, lot g. square so, SO.
Moore 4 Barbour's Adiition-Wiuiam c. Blundon
et ux. 70 Ellen I. Kinney. lot @. block g. so.
street between Eighth and Ninth streets south
cast-Bertla w. BecCau 20 Porter /. PayICr.
part original lot 2 square 81. SO
Lanler Heights-J. Clarence WClch 20 John +.
Lynch. lot g. 500
Third street, between and II streets ucrthwest-
David Mclarty % May c. and Margaret and
Doran McCaIty. part I1t i. sluare - SO.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-27
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. July 8.-Wheat to-day was weak. corn
dull oats quiet. re nominal, and flour steady.
WHEAT-Spot oontrac-, LIit; spot No 9 red
Western. Ll5s: July. llst. asked. August. LIC4a
LlV5: September 1904. steamer No. nd. 05E
receipts. 50 IS bushels. Southern by sample Eal.li:
Southern on Crl1c. Lltaai.l5
CORN-SIot contract. IS; receipts 2f76 bushels
OATS-Stock iu elevators Ii9sG bushels; ship
mruts from elevators 7SJ5 bushels White No 3
5ia55c: do. No .. 55aJlci miTed. No, p 52a524c.
do No g. 5la5lhc
RYE-Stock in elevators. 01s bushels Bah
l0ts, as t0 quality and condition. 75asl
FLOUR-Wiuter extra. new. aT5ai9. do clear
new. 5-ia5 A: do. straight. new. lDaAG5. patent
now. 5S5a6Q0: spring clear. 5l5a5s5. Go. straight
570l5j. do. patent 655ato. City Mis- best
patent. 200. DO. hiEhgTadc patent, To3s DO, hisb-
grade struirht. GO. DO choice family B3. DO
extra. 50a5l5; re -four. medium 90 choice. i5la
ass. cJm meal per 100 lbS LSaLN.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-27
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York July 25.-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at lB per cent highest. 3,
lowest ~, closing 40 Us rcr cent Most of the
DAYS loans were made 90 IA per cent
Time money opened the week with good de-
mand for SIX months money. as wen as for Fsb
r'arf maturity. Other maturites we're neglected
Rates "a per ccnt fog sixty days; rk 70 "a per
cent Tor ninety days; Ter cent for four months
20 81 pcr cent for Eve months: 81 rer cent for
ak months IS % 81. for seven months.
The market frr sterling to-day was easier. rates
declining 70 10 points Rates Tor actual business
were as follows: Sixty days Asses 70 ss6: demand
AS0 % is155; cables, 4S760 20 As76j CONNER.
cnl bills were fS5 for ninety days. and as for
sixty days. Flour bills were ASK for sixty ds,s
Grain bills were s5G
The Washington herald., 1909-07-27
suits.

No 5so J. & G. Lippold vs Walter Z. shrsve;
Judgment 1I1uIcipI Court. EsO6. Atto-.evs I,s,
tcT & Price.
No. aNA T. S. FTistoe vs.. j. A. Snyder. np-
pelAut. appeal Deseuints attorney. Z A. chase.
10. jlaL Clarence II. Keeper vs. Potomac EIrc.
t'c Power COMPANY damages. $1,000 Attorneys.
a. A. Berry. u. r. Downing and J. r Padgst-
No 5ls,- Josephine J. Deslnukes rs Z L Win
tcs e a.. appellants, appeal Attorney. z B.
Be.reuds
No. 5-o2. Henry PrIe vs.. Clarence Tcznan. an,
pcllaLti APPEAL Dctendarts atto-uey, C. A. Tirnor.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-27
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. n Hibbs & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Eibbs
Building 725 Fifteenth street northwest
New York. July B-Cctton opened barely steady
at a decline of la7 points in response 70 lower
cables. and sold 10 to 3 points net lower during
the early session under bear pressure and scat
tering liquidation. No further precipitation q c1n-
sequence was shown IN Texas by the weather map.
The market was barely steady during The middle
0f the morning
local bulls with pyiccs holding around q point
OF 50 of the closing prices Of saturday. Trading
was quiet
Receipts az the ports were 5000 bales against
jf60 last week and i,763 last year. For the week
1000 bales. against ss77 last week and y 57g
last year. Receipts at New Orleans wcrc l5u
bales arinst 2 COS last year
The Washington herald., 1909-07-27
snmneI q. Rright Dead.

Special u The Washington Hcrald.
Roanoke. Va, July 6-Samuel c.
Bright. Of Rocky Mount. Va. died here
this evening at the home of his daughter.
Mrs 2. T. Walker. aged eiEhty-four
years. He was a Confederate veteran
and for sixty years was engaged in
business at Rocky Mount. His five sur
viving children are Mrs. p. 7. Walker,
Mrs. r. II. Brice, 2. J. Bright, Of
Roanoke. Mrs. J. W Wade. Of BlueheId,
and G. NJ Bright, Of Wyndale, Va.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-27

New York. July &.-wHEAT- Lower. but quiet.
No / Northern Duluth. 20 arrive. L29-s; new No. 2
red. T. o. b.. nominally IL new No . red, for
end August. SIC over September: new. fCr early
September. 40 l1sc over: No. hard New Yora
o. b., new. LES, No. l maurUui. new CTOp
l.CZf. I. O b, October No. Manitoba, (. O. d..
% arrive. October November, Ll6; e1putcrs took
g loads
No. @ T. o. b. NOMINAL exporters took loads;
No 2 yellow nominal. f. q. b.. No. 2 white, new,
December % March shipment az 6nL-
RYE-SlOw; steady. New Ne. .. :. q. b., S6Iz.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York July &.-CATTLE-R Receipts. 500.
5toeTs. A5oa7oo; stockerS 500: bulls SOOa3 o. West.
srn do. 400; COWS. ZOOals5 Dressed beef stea5v
and more active. at stal0h
CALYES-Receipts $780, yeals. 6.OOas75. cboi,o
selected. 800; throw-outs. 45ca5 50: srassers and
Uuh'' %WaaL1; dressed calves easier; city dressed
veals Gals. country dressed. BaIlis dre=seS -osso
and bulls UNCHANGED
SHEEP AND LAAiBS-Beceipts. l2sN shepo
3Ooa5OO; culls 2OOa25O; lambs 5Oa7 s7ls. one ~
tcxtra). 80. cllls. 400
HOGS-Receipts. s7D Rather easv. 1,,b4 g..
heavy hogs. 25as 90
The Washington herald., 1909-07-27
Circuit Court No. 2.

No 5l767 Hemans vs.. Potomac Electric Power
Company: defendant granted leave to hle plea.
Attorney O.. T. Collins aud +. PeytOn. and J. J.
Darlington.
No. 51O0S Sweeney v5. Ewing; time to file trans
cript extended. Attorney l. A. Bailey and a.
$. Worthington.
No 5l7& Bickfori vs. Washington Peach B0ttOh
Slate Manufacturing Company; Judgment by de-
fault f0r S2G6. Attorney, j. ]. Bernhard
No 49o2i. Apple vs.. Capital Traction Company;
time 10 present bin Of particulars extended. At
torneys. Lecde. Fulton * Cox, and r. r. Perry
a Son and G.. T. Dunlop.
No 50Sll. Baker vs.. Warner; time to file trans
cript extended 10 september % Attoneya. Il
Z. Davis and +. j. Hogan. and J. ]. Darlington.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-27
EnnItY Sni1n.

No. &702 George S. MGudis IS Mike Mandis:
/ dissolution q partnership. Attorncy ". L. Am
/ brosa
No. 272 Sophie V. Helrhenstein vs.. Ralph J.
Hclphcnstein; divorce a uensa e thoro. Attogneys
! Ihomrson & Laskey.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKEr.

CAIILE-EItrA, per cwL. 65oa6m; butcbe,
t.0oa4.75; common. 30Oa350
HOGs-Per ewt, gross. e-5OaEOO; oriinsry. Der
cwt G00aC q. 20
sHEEP-Prims. clipped. SOOaL5O; common. clip
ped 300a3D. '-N
LAMBS-Choico spring. Der lb., Tlzas; medium
~
CALEES-Prine, per h.. ~; medium. Z; com
mon Sac -
COWs-Prime. fresh. each. B.Ooasa %; c-rnrnon
S.Voa@.9; old and dTy, Ialla15.0a
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Criminal Court.
TrruTTTE VunTCuw

United States vs.. James Hampshire. robbery; re-
cognizaucs In Sl.0C0 taken. with Lewis o. W. Old
ham surety.
United States vs.. William r. Little embezzle-
meat: recognizance In $50 taken with Samuel Sol
OnOn surety.
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See the list Of branch Offices OF the
want ad department OF The Washington
Herald top Of first column. want page,
and get your branch" firmly fixed IN
Tour memorX.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished hy W b. Hibbs 4 Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibo,
Building. 7e5 Fifteenth street northwest.
CALL MONEY-SALEs BY HOURSi
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DAILY COURT RECORD,
(AIOndny, July &c, 1909
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. L.

Equity Court No. 4.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No 2s5s5 Sanford vs. District of Columbia ct
al PRO confesso against ]. Lavezzo Attorneys,
W. W. Edwards and Z. II. Thomas.
No. 2l3. johnson vs. Anderson; trustee 10
sell appointed; bond, $500 Attorney, w. W.
Edwards
No 8102 Mandis Mandis rule retIrnable
July g. Attorney. W. +. Ambrose
No 05l7. Mar0ngy vs.. Stone & Fairfax et al. I;
rule returuabie July q. Attorney, L II. Thomas
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CURB MARKET.

/ Quotations furnished Uy w. r. Hibbs & "a,
members OF the New York Stock ExchanFe. Hibbs
Building 70 Fifteenth street northwest
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Find the boy who is watching.
ANSWER TO yesterdays PUzzLR
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore, July 26.-Following are tho sales and
quotations on the most active securities listed Oh
The Baltimore Stock EXChaugs-
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only know, lured on by charms
Quite dear to any man,
pressed shirtwaist In my arms
And kissed a coat Of tan.
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{ (JNayrBEzg

Twas dark upon the balcony;
I knew not what I did.
The moon (maybe conveniently
Behind a cloud was hid.