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Bsltllao-s. ss5o. T,ars. . PEI cent, ..rai-.Hau-

Bslti1nc7s. $500, years. pr cent sa-ni-.rnr-
ally.
Square l57-Lot 6s; Georgs II. Higoee ct ", tras-
tee % Arthur d. Addison and GeoCge I7les-
dell, trustees. 20 secure Le Roy Tutte. Si-.sS
z years. a psr cent serni-anruGly.
Encosu--Part Of a tract; Thomas ]. Lane e u
81 al. 10 The American Security and Trust
Company, trustee TO secure National sav-ngs
and Trust Company, $500. years. ; Der ce-4ts
annually.
Square 6.s-Lot IS; Margaret Sehrunpf st VI 70
Herbert =. Gin and Edward NeC Jones'
trustees. to secure The Arlington Ere Irslr-nos
Company 5000, yeaFs. Per ceni1 =-Enl-
annually.
Mount Pleasant-Lot g. IN block L; Herbert 7. L
Allen e. ux 70 Watson 4. Clark and Charles
G. Hoffman, trustees. 20 secure Charles =
Marsh. $500 5 years per cent, seIni-all-,raly
Colombia Heights-Llot rs, IN block 2 Maurico j.
WAN &c ". % Robert Lee OBricn and OtiTer
G.. Belt trustees, 10 secure Louis O. D.s1lsr,
sou. years per cent, seuli-anTually.
Columbia Heights-Iot Is, in block q sans 70
sane % secure George c. PumDhrcy. $780,
monthly payments. pIr cent
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Columbia Heights-Part OF lot G. block 80, I1dorA
L. Truel TO Thomas II. Ridgate. T., SO
Addition 20 lie Droit Park-ls3t IA, IN square p
Joseph B. Bowling e. ux- 70 Albert :. NO
CgTdy e. W., SO.
Pleasant Plains-S.uare 2-3. lots So and sAi
Lille T. T0pn Ct viz TO Mahaa r. DeErafie1s-
RED SO. .
Maine avenue between Third and Four-and- a-half
streets southwest Reservation g original iot ii
Randolph +. Warwick e. uZ. 70 Michael A.
keane, So
V street between Sixteenth and Sovcnteenrh streets
uo7thwest-Square l7l, lots q, y, 81 and %
Harry A. Kite 20 Orgin Z. Howe. 81
Enclosure-Psrt o. tract; J. Henry Brooks et StS.
81 al To Thomas J. lane and John I. Lane, SO.
Columbia Heights-Lot rs, block 2; George q
Punphrey Ct ux. 70 Maurice J. Wall e VI, Sl0
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JUSTICE ANDERSON.

No. 2dS3 Killian VI Kfiian; deureo rAtifying
contract OF sale Attorneys. P. Il AIazhall-J. L.
Pugh and Wolf & Rosenberg.
No. Zss64. Gerhard vs. Emmerich; substitutes trus-
tee appointed. Attorney, J. A. Maedel.
No &7G Gilfry District Realty Companyi
reference 70 auditor. Attorneys. A. B. Browne, A.
Britton, A. A. Hoehling. and p Browne-R. b.
Dickey.
No, 2so5 Harmon ", Harmon; rule as 70 all
niony and counsel fees rsturnablo October % A.
torney, Alfred D. Smith.
No 1861. Ome vs. Omsi rule as 70 restoration
Of children. Attorneys. Leoke. Fulton q Cox
No. I86. Leavy IS. Leayy; certified 20 Circuit
Court No. l. Attorneys. Mcneil 4 MoNsnl-Darr,
Peyser & Taylor.
No Z26L Armstrong u Ashley; fund IN registry
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Circuit Court No. 2.

No 0Sg. Rupp vs. Campbeul demurrpr Eus-
tanned; motion % strike out granted Attorneys
Ralston & siddons-C. ". Cagett
No 6lSSS. Robinson Corby q al danurrer
sustained Attorneys ". G. Gardinsr--J. ]. Oar
nngt0n.
No. 5l907. Quacksnbush VI. Reeves; demurrer gls-
tanned Attorneys. Wolf s. Rosnburv and ". g.
Gsrdinor-J. ]. Darlington
No 6559. Lyon yN Horne; Judgment set aside and
leave granted 10 hle AFFIDAVIT Of defense Attorneys
John RidOut-N0lson Wilson
No 5O6s6 WorthingtOn vs. Washington Railway
and Electric Company; death Of plaintiff slgvested
and suit abated Attorneys L, A Bansy1. J..
Darlington,
No 5l76 Hawkins administrator, vs, Southern
Railway Company ct al demurrer overruled At
togneys L. A. Barey-Hamilton, Colbert, Yerkes &
Hamilton, and Maddox & Galley.
Assignments fo- October 81:
Ma 30. Cotton vs. Palmer. Plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
sillsrs; defendants attorney Newmeyer.
No. 80. Redrnan vA Bran ct al Plaiutff-S Rt.
torney, SlncairJ defendants attorney Davis
No. g. Tyssowsd ct al vs. Smith Co Plain
hF's attorneys Nath. and c. r. Wilson; defend
ants attorneys. Ralston & Siddons and Worthlng-
ton.
No. 60. scheihls rs Mutual Reserve Life In
gurancs Company. Plaintiffs attorneys. Campbell
4 DHrI DEFENDANTS attorneys, RalstOn siddouA
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District Court.


JIoIILE 0IAE WitLI+
No SIS IN 70 addition 70 Potomac School; re-
port Of commission confirmed
No SD In re extension q Rittenhouso street,
tiry accepted and directed
No 795. IN re opening alley IN square ga; entire
verde. set aside and marshal ordered % summon
new turv.
No $50 United States Columbia Brand Des-
iccated Es; tine for return extended 10y Justice
Anderson.
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nnildinr PermItn Isnned-

The following building permits were
issued yesterday:
Albert l. Sturtevant, for twO-story
brick and frame building at 300 Sixteenth
street northwest: architect Harry Barton;
builder. NJ A. Kimmel; estimated cost,
s., SOS. George T. and Mary Alice ThOmp-
son 20 repair two-story brick dwelling.
at Al L street northwest; architect. n. r.
Grimm: builder T. J. Lewis; estimated
cost, l,133.
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JUSTICE BARNARD.

Estate Of Jane IA c. ChldSi order granting lst-
ter, testamentary, bond. $1,000 Attorney, r. NJ
Parker.
Estate Of Edward B. Reoves; petition for lettsl
testamentary Attorney, w. w. Bride.
Estate Of Elizabeth d Davfdge; order granting
letters Of administration O. Z a.. bond. 500, and
order 10 assgn insurance policeA Attorney. A. A.
Hoehiing. n.
Estate Of Edward B. OOttrslll order for als Al
torney. T. P. Meyers
Estsas of Maria Moore; order setting date Of
Estate OF ]. Louis LnndrSkj order limiting time
to frRmo tissues.
Estate Of Clara T. r. RyUni WIN dated septeuber
a 1908, fled
Estate Of Eleanor @. Scott; VIII dated April s.
1901 fled
Estate Of Rebecca Mex. Mcses; VIII dated Feb
r1ary r. 1909 and petition for letters tesamentary
fled Attorneys Cole & Donaldson.
Estate Of Mamie 4. LaDgboTne; order for lsttSrs
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JUSTICE GOULD
No T5H United states Va Forrest Elnorei
robbery; scntnod u ponltoutiaTY for two yearS
No. 1864 United states vs. Louis Ege; grand
larceny; sentenced to ponltentiary for two yearS
and ix months.
No. asl5 United states vs.. John Newman
g1and larceny: sentenced 20 peuitentiary for ono
year and ono day.
Nc. 266 United States vA Raymond Hughes
and Charles Dorsey; housebrcaklng and larceny
sentenced TO pcnitentiAry for two years and six
months each
United States vs.. Mary Shenauls murder plea
guilty OF mAnslAughter. sentenced TO DeniteniaTJ fOr
i've years
Assignments Tor October ls:
United States IS Francis i. Bliss 1.-TWO casesl.
United States vs.. Edward Williams
Criminal Court No. ..
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
In re uunaeyl Mary c. Norwood; reference to
auditor.
No. a5l9. French vs.. Atlantic Transport Com
panyi tldgmen. set aside and cass sec for trial.
Attorneys, Q. Hackett-J. J. Hemphih
No. qs5S5, United States vs. Bruce Bates house
breaking: sentenced to ponitentiary for ten years
No g666l United States vs. Alberta Reed; grand
larceny; sentenced 20 penitentiary for two years
No 25G63 United States vs. George Curtis; a.
saalt dangerous weapon; sentenced TO penitentiaTJ
for ten years
No 9665s. United States Va Joseph Mack rob
berry; sentenced 70 pcnitentiaEy for ten years.
United States rs Ernest Scott; h0usebrsakins
and larceny; sentenced 70 penitsnuary for three
years.
No 2S57s. United States vs. Tlghnan Valentine
forgery; sentenced to penitentiary for two years
No. 1905 United States Va ]. Barton Miller
ENHANCEMENT; plea not guilty.
No &64S United States vs. Arthur Bland ant
Reginald jenkins; housebreaking; Bland sentenced
70 penitenary for two years, and jenkins sentenced
70 penitentiary for three years.
No $3.50 United states Va Grant Mason; rs
sault dangerous weapon; plea not glilty.
! No 5ls63 Hendley vs. ScuderI ten days u
amend granted. Attorneys, W, ]. Neale-W. Q
/ BaldeTstOn-
! No. 5l7s0 Bsyne ". The District Of Columbia
appeal dismissed Attorneys, Halla1n & Hallam-
/ L. Il STEPHENS
| No. 1904 Read Machine Company GiEne e
/ al. motion 20 dismiss appeal granted Attorneys
| slcman & Lsrch-F. J. WisSner
! No 5lg2. Hayden ct al. vs.. Smith; motion :
dismiss appeal granted. Attorneys. II. A. HeEEt
and B. T. Doyle-R. q Langmeade
| No 2s70l United States Va William Hendrich
robbery, bail reduced 10 s. OoOl reCogniZRnco in 81
taken with ". w. Stewart. surety.
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Of administration. bond. s. 500 Attorney A. Peter.
Estate q Annie H. shaw petition Tor letters
testameniary. Attorney. j. B, LarneT.
In re Mary A. Leyhan: petition for allowances.
Attorney, Nelson Wilson
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DISTRICT COURTS.


Present. al.
Obcar.
No. 1923. Camp vs.. Boyd ct al passed TO foot Of
ca lendar
No Di2 Moore. &C. vs. Heany ct al; and
No. 2O3. Moore Ct al. vs.. Heavy argument con
tinued b. Mr. J. G Adkins FOR appellant. continued
BY Mr.. c. A. Douglas for appellees. continued By
Mr.. Marcelus Bailey for appelees, concluded By
Mr.. Frank c. skinner for appellant; on motion.
both sides allowed 70 flls additional briefs
Mr. Nathaniel Wilson. president Of tho Bar Also
eaon presented % the court the resolution Of the
Bar Association on the death Of the late Martin r.
Morris associate justice Of the Court Of Appeals Of
tho District Of Columbia. which resolutions. after
appropriate remarks By tho chief justice. were or
dered spread upon the minutes Of the court,
Assignment for October IS:
ON HEARING.
No. O. Parish vs.. Hedges. Appellants attorney.
Z. RobinFOni Eppelleo's attorney, II. Conrad
REGULAR GALL
No. 1884 De Winter ct al VI. ThcnAA Appni-
l1nts attorney, r IL. NfarshallI appsIleo's Gttor-
neys O. II. syme and ]. w. Beler.
No. 1872 Jaquetto ct uT. vs.. Capital Traction
Company. Appellants attorney, r. ?. Evans; ap-
polleo's attorneys, n. R. Perry & Son and G. T.
Dunlop.
No. 1888. LAmbic Company ct al Ts BiEelow ct
al. Appellants attorney. r. IA Matheri appellee
attorney 4 SimmonL
No. 1901 ochstadt VI. Bovlss. Appellants a.
turneys. Padgett & Forrest Sppelles'S attorney. L.
Tobrner.
No 2rO2 French ct al. w. Monday Appellants
attorneys. Lipscomb Colbert, Leighton, Barnard q
Johnson; appellees attorney. H. T. Tagnrt-
No 1908. Flynn, &c. vs.. Staples AppelRntS'
attorney. +. II. Jackson appeilee's attorneys O II.
! syme and II. T. Woodland.
No. 306. Moore HUI vs. Brueningcr. Appel-
lants attorney, W. J. Iamberti appnlleas attorneys
2. NJ. Brnwo and @. W. Clagett
| No 2W. Grand Lodge. F. A. A. NJ. n Grim.
shaw ct al Attorneys w, NJ. Ellison and c. A.
Kcgwin-7J. A. Cobb. J. II. Stewart. J. S. Easby
Smith. and W. J. Lambert.
] No. zoos. Brown vs. selfridge Attorneys, ". J.
Lambert and r. II. Yeatman-W. A. Gordon, II.
E Davis. and ]. H. Gordon.
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Herbert S. Rooksby, IS and Ellen n sonas. 3.
Rev. q. L. Pate.
Claude b. Thun,rsl, g. q Summit Kans.. ard
Edith Finch So Rex. Herbart Scott Smith.
Charles FIsher o. Of Manchester. Va and Cory
NJ. Wilkcreou %. az Chesterfield Coauty. Va Rev.
j. b. Mclaughlin.
Frederick O. Dammcyer, Hub
bard, p OF AnnapoIA Reg
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Equity Suit.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. ts6. II re Martin Bros. argued and submit
ted
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No. Il. splavn vs. Potomac Electric Power Com
pauy. Plaintiffs attorneys H0rie1u & Hegarty
defendants attorney. J. J.. Darlington.
No. g. Gwyune vs.. Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company Plaintiffs attorney RidOut; de-
PENDANTS attorney. S0hou.
No. g. Etherington vs.. M0nteruma Mining Com
pany. Plaintiffs attorney. Megrath; DEFENDANT
attorney. Peelc.
No Is Allen vs.. Southern Express Company.
Plaintiffs attorneys. Jones Shinn; dlfeadant's
attorneys Hamilton. Colbert, Yerkes * Hamilton
No r. Andcrson administrator Smith.
Plaintiffs attorneys Mather HoPcwel; defend
ants attorneys, Maddox & Galley
No. s. Jones vs. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys MILAN & Suih-PeiTy & Son and
Dunlop.
No. 81. Jones vs. Capita Traction Company. At
torpeys. MILAN & Smith-Perry a Son and Dunlop.
No. a.. Hamilton Bnghtwood Railway Com
pany. Attorneys, Downing & BeGry-Dariington.
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Observation-Disclosures
Democratic Committee Ar
ranges for Mass Meeting.
JURY RETURNS TRUE BILLS

Appeal Case of Train Crew Opened
in Corporation COurt-Dr. Lucian G.
smith Returns from BrazII-BreRd
Box ROBbed-Civu Service Exnmi-
nations Are Announced.
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?. Clinton knight. Ss King street. Alexandra.
Va, Is authorized agent ana carrier for The Wash
ington Herald. The Herald will DO delivered daily
and Sunday 10 any address In Alexandra for -
cauta a month
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No $50 Elsie l. Harmon IS. Edwin a. S, Har-
mon: ms iutenancc. Attorney. Alfred d. Smith.
No $3.50 David T. Carhart VS.. Ccrnela CarhaEt
ct al: divorce. Attorney. J. c. Foster.
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Equity Court No. =.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No 2Ss60. Cahiu vs., Rutherford Ct al; order
appointing receivers bond. SLO0. Attorneys. W. J.
Lambert ennebaker Carlsi & Jones
No G96L Daish, SC, vs. Zeh e a. hill dis
missed with costs appeal noted. Attorneys. +.
II. ThOmas-F. + Mitchell and Q. J. F. Graf.
No. ZssL Ryan vs. White Oak Coal Company;
bill dismissed With costs; appeal noted. Attorneys.
Hamilton. Colbert. Ygrkes & Hamiit0n-C II.
Turner and J. X. ". Norton.
No. 255. United States Murphy Ct al: order
0vcrruliug exceptions Attorneys. D. w. Baker-I.
Williamson.
No &SA United States vs.. Han e al order
oveuuling exceptions Attorneys d. ". Baker-C.
r. BENJAMIN and ]. il. Stewart
No. 2Ss35 Jordan ~, Finn q al; decree ssbsti-
tutiug trustee. Attorneys. Berry & Minor
No 2S5i2 O'Bryon VS.. O'Bryon. rule discharged
Attorneys. J. II. Adnaans-F. d. Blackstone.
No. $50 Bunker vs.. Bunker; order Tor defendant
10 pay costs Attcnoys Mcutagus & Aloriarity--SI.
Steaunan.
No. E7S6. Bennett rs. Beruett e. al. order over
ruling motion Attorneys Z. L. Gies and G. f.
Collins-L. NJ. King. ]. 7. Coiins and W. O.
Chase.
No. 2Sa6 Ross vs. Ross order for klimouy ~
scindcd and costs. &c, ordered paid Attorneys
W. p. Pluralsy-E. L. Gies and w, ". Douglas
No. 2793 Hufty vs.. Hufty ct al. rule return
able October @ 1912 Attorneys. II. F. Dayis-G.
2. Hoover and J. w. Laumer.
No assignment for to-das
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Friday, October 10, 1900

ordered dis5ursed Attorneys. @. Fl. Lamar and 3.
Lee.
NO 1874 Boeschcr vs.. Balinrer trino cases
time 70 tile answer extended % October %, lA3.
Attorneys. Marx Steaman and Z. u. Loughran
No. 825l. Rahm vs. National savings and -rls.
Company. time % take testimony limited. Attor
nevs. MCGOWAN. Server & AIohun-J. J. Darlington.
Assignments for Monday. October IS,
No. 63A In rc Bankruptcy George s. Lane. At
tOrneys r. B. Bshrend-Chares Poe.
No. A.. Churchman IS. Smyser. Attorneys. Kim
ball-Brandenburg 4 Brandenburg
No s.. Shoemaker Va Shoemaker. Attorneys, WI
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Attorney Lewis H Machen, represent
ing Calvin Johnson, negro, convicted OF
the murder OF walter F. Schultz, denies
a report from Richmond to the effect
that he said that Pines, Johnson. and
Dorsey were IN some way guilty OF par
ticipation In the Schultz murder.
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Two unidentified white men at an early
hour this morning robbed the bread box
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. March 16--A liberal Increase in the
,,orid.s visible supply OF wheat had depressing
erect to-day on the market for that grain here
nrces at the close showing net losses for the day
~ &c 10 &c Corn and oats closed weak and pro-
visions steady .,
A mild war scare impaired considerable strength
~ the wheat market during the early part or the
dav shorts being somewhat concerned over re-
navred talk OF a possible conflict between Austria
and Servia Although demand was not extremely
urgent there was sufficient to force prices up f4c
70 &c on initial transactions As the session pro-
crossed however, the bears in the absence or any
fresh news OF a bullish nature. became more ag
erraesive and a weak tone developed. An extremely
sIocl. demand for the cash grain at the princlpdl
yrain centres of this country had bearlsh lnnu-
epca hut the chief factor OF late trading was the
showing OF Bradstreets report on the Word visible
s,InDl, total available stocks being estimated at
0SS 900 bushels compared with decrease OF 'S,Vo @
bushels the corresponding time year ago Inc
noarket became decidedly weak late IN the session
Mav declining to 81 15A4, after touchlng los az
the opening Final quotations on May were 81 80
e. I5it I,.y closed at 81 4 after ranging between
Il OS7S and 81 O5ls to 81 O5h- -.
corn was firm early in the day owing 10 ouylhs
~ shorts based mainly on the strength OF Wheat.
bnt weakened toward the middle Of the session
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17

COTTON-The cotton market weak and
tied to-day under liquidation by old longs and
while steady in decline 1915 points
The market opened barely steady decline of AuG
points and quickly sold Ts points lower IN
70 lower cables snd favorable Manchester
and reneTed talk Of easter interior holders There
slight rally level
the market, leading that the
bigger longs liquidatng prices weakened
again, while around 930c May large poss orders
were caught. and that position broke 3 230 while
Otober sold or 70 2c about l4GlS points lower
Last prices only shade from the lowest the
active months. There seemed be nothing special
importance in inspired b"arish s-nt-
added diECoure Of old
market
q proved enthusiastic buyers
last January. and the Texas dr0uth been
somewhat relieved that the market shows the effect Of
tariff uncertainties that the final gnners of
the IS approaching some n thes" interests
abandoning position materially reducing
their Notwithstanding ;te talk easisr
markets cf7cay reported
fully following the decline futures.
unchanged 10 lower
reports showed Southwest.
forecast for continued clear weather u that
seciiou s-d while there further rains IN the
bit complaints SIN reaching the market that
rains and overows delaying prepara
The range Of prices today
vas 2
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York. March Is. 1903
BFFVFS-RAceipts were Al cars. or T45 head All
for slauEhtererss except few head Nothing doing
I'm live cattle. The feeling weak. Dressed beef
sa. T9Iec. Liverpool and London cables quoted i've
cattle selling 13614AC per III, dressed Welgnt .
Refrigerator beef Z n 0c II. Exports from ms
port today none. tomorrow Sei0 quarters or peer
in Oceanic Southampton for the Iondon marKet
CALVES Receipts We're 16T head all for the mar
The feeling about steady, with no prime or
choice offered Medium to fair Ohio and IN
calves a late arrivals we're held over.
city quiet sis a lac per H. coun
dressed at sd i2c. ,,,-
SaIes-Kerns Commission Company: 81 Indiana
veaIs. b at So 80 100 IL; 30 Indiana
calves. 1871 III. NJ s. 20 ., g,
130 III. Mt 81.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts we're cars or & &g4Z
hend all for the market. and all Western lambs Inc
feeling about steady, and all the offerings were
sold SS 05 100 III. sheep were entire nom
iual Dressed mutton steady at "a loc per 10 WIN
choice wethers selling 1oFc; dressed lambs at ~
al3c. country dressed hothouse lambs slow at $4g
81 per carcass -. z--.
sales-Kerns Commission Company: 224 western
lambs rs III average So % per 100 III; 235 do. ~
H. SIS O5. 234 as III. SIS 05; 2S+ do. 20 H. at
SIS o.
HOGS-Receipts were 1874 cars. 241T head. in
Guiding about half for the mnrket 10 sllIes
beef made mp 70 q late hour. The feeling was was
no more than steady Country dressed hogs were
quiet n Gn0i3c per H. -
Sales faU late yesterday)-Newton & CO. so
Maryland hogs 125 III average. SO go per 100 10;
pT do f23 h. at SO 40: . rouEhs 46O II. az 50 10
S Sanders: hogs, 255 III. at 81 -; 10 do'
H. a ST; roughs, 200 10, at Sc Is.
Judd & Co: state pigs 1o5 III. at SO rs
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
NEW -lTCHTSON BONDS.
Directors Discuss an Issue Of S25,-
0O0 0O0 for Nezc Construction.

The directors of the Atchison. Topeka Santa
Fe Railway Company al special meeting yester-
day il Is learned good authority, discussed d
proposition for bringing out a large bond issue.
probably about s25 600 600 hut did not take final
action the matter Such action referred 10
the executive committee. That body 70 have
acted upon certain details Of the plan later in the
DAY but. owing TO the absence of the chairman did
Tot meet
The new bonds, II is understood. will be a per
-oenr issue. convertible into common stock al par
and the proceeds viii he used chiefly for meeting
:he cost Il neH construction and Improvement work
When the business depression in the Atchison.
Ike other large railway systems, postponed all con-
stTucTion and Improvement work not absolutely
Necessary 70 be completed, and President Ripley
announced that such work would not be taken up
again until conditions improved The reported de-
cision 20 raise large sum for construction and
Improvement purposes. therefore IS taken by the
Street as indicating the judgment OF the Atchison
directors 70 he that better times near At hand
The AtchSon has already two convertible issues,
one Of $50 600 600 per cent bonds, Of which SAL
IA 600 are outstanding. and one Of SSo.ooooeo
Per cents of which s2e.o5soo0 have been issued