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The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
York. March O-United States government
~Tosrf rs-~harr.F
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- ouoted ars uholes.lel

BUTTER-Crrsnae-y, fancy, 81 Western Hrsts
E13l; seconds. 46s2- Process fancy 2ia2Sa fair to
good, 1a2i: dairy. choice Is: good, lsaI7: store
packed. fresh l5als
CHEESE-New York State fancy. Isrre 1ssL- do
small, l5lial7-
EGGS-Near-hy. fancy. Virginia loss OF. M:
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. I75s; Tennes
see. Il: North Carolina. y duck q
LIVE P0ULTRY-Chickens. lsa23; hers. Is.
rUOsJCrs s. ducks. large Has; do. snail i2aI4
geese. 7s9i do. fancy. Nal2: turkeys. toms. o;
do. hens p. turkeys. thin. l2a15. keats I0717
DRESSED PoULTRY-TuTkeys choicr. undraWu
hens. 21a23: do. average. undraWn. Ga22: do thin
l2izali; chickens 2oa22: cApons. 7Ib average 22a9
do small lSaco: hens. l5als ROSTERS SAG; ducks
l5als: geese Ilal3.
DRESSED MEATs-Calves. full dressed. Il. Do
heads or Il: hog dress calves u; hams couptry
sugar cured. i2al4; hogs. small snd neat. PEI cvt
oOas5o; do. medium. 7Ooa7.5o; do. heavy 5sa60O
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. homegrown per brs
e5a9O; Per b.. L75a2O0: Eastern Shore. per bbl
L75a2O0; sweet potatoes. per bbl.. 20Oa25 90; vans
Ter bbl. l5oa200: carrots. Der bbl lal59: clc4lu,-
bers. per bas. loOaL50; celery. per doz. stalks.
50as0; cscum0er pickles. per beS. 75aL5: cabbage
per Dbl. l0oai59; cauhower. per bbl. 2O0a200:
onions. per bus. 7osso; Maryland and Virginia. per
bbl.. L40al59: Ohio. per bbl.. L75a2OQ; lettuce
Florida per bbl-- Looal-a
GREEN FRUETs-Oranges. pe, lox. aOoa5 %;
Florida. per box. 20Oa2 q grape fruit Der box 30oa
400 apples King per bbl.. 3Oos35o: York Imperial,
packed. 409as5 80: Ben DAVIS. packed 35naA25: Wine
Sap packed. 375a45o; Albenarle PipuIn. sOOa5 %;
good 10 prime 2O0a3 %. 20 far 5oao 90: opeu-
head barrels common 10 EOoc. i.edai.55. fancy table
fruit. 4.00a50O. cranberries. e-ape Coz. ger bhl
G.ooas.5o; de-. per standard cate, ZOh2Z5: pine
apples. Florida. Ter crate. S00sAOO.
DRIED FRUlTS-AppIes sliced fancy. {: de-.
sliced bright. 3ls: Charles. Y: blackoeries 4:
whortleberries. 70. raspoeries. L
GRAIN-Wheat. Southern, on grade Ll5sl 9;
re e; corn, sheled, white. 7Oa75: do yellow
7oa75; new ear. l.OOaI25: oats. Western white No.
2 5sas2; Old mixed. 55as0
SUNDRIES-BeesWax. q: tallOw. easlz; honey
white clover lib. new. i3: 90. 5Ib. new I0al2;
ginseng. per ID. 5eoa5.5o: senecs. per ID. 20;
golden seal. 4oal5: pink. l2ali; mandrake. 3 snake
root, g walnut kernels, dry. l6aI5
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool washed free OF buFs
Per 10. q; do. unNashed. free Of burs. per h.
3; do. bury. per H.. HAS; hides. green per b.
g; do. bury. Per ID. l3al5: sheep skins green
each 75al00; do. dry. each. 2a60; calf skins green
each. Looal4o: muskrat. each. S2a34; skunk, each.
black, LT5a225; mink each. 4O0a5.o6; rabbit skins
EACH j. opossum each. Zs4O; raecoon each sOal %;
fox. red. each. L0Oa250: do gray. each. s0sL0o.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Washington Gas was again the bright
spot in the operations OF the local stock
exchange yesterday. There was not a
trade and hardly a bid or offering upon
anything UP 10 Gas. at the call. the brok-
ers seeming 20 be eager to get at Gas.
The first sale was points above the
top price OF the day before. at IS. A
little later in a single share sold al IS. but
the price for quotation lots remained at
75. until 30 shares had been bought and
sold. The buying was much more gen
eral than formerly I'm this issue. every
body seeming to be out 10 buy.
The transactions yesterday proved that
there is some stock left 10 liquidafe at
made In the early part Of 1905. when the
boomers carried the price above 20. A
good part Of this stock was sold last
month. when the price was pushed up 20
50. and Il IS likely that II the price re-
mains at the present level and higher the
strong boxes around town will be opened
and the tightly-pressed shares will be
brought out and sold 20 new holders at a
profit to the buyers Of more than a year
ago.
There were no new rumors I'm regard
to Gas yesterday. the advance being
based upon the expectation that some
thing was done at the recent meeting
Of the directors toward giving negotiable
value to the big surplus OF the company
represented In extension OF lines and bet
termeuts.
Other trading on the exchange yester-
day was not significant. except that
Georgetown Gas fell on a point and
after call a block Of S30,D00 Of Potomac
Electric consolidated bonds sold al Jag
They were taken In $1,000. $500. and
smaller lots.
William r. Gude. president Of the
Chamber OF Commerce. and for a mum
Der Of years a director and active worker
in the Lincoln National Bank. has been
elected a director in the National Net
ropolitan Bank Besides his afiliation
with the two nationai ranks. Mr.. Guide
is treasurer OF the Grand Commandery
OF the Knights Templsrs. and the Wash
ingtOn Florists Club. and IS receiver for
the AnaCOstia Brick Company
Edward :. Moore. a government pur-
chasing agent. has been elected a director
OF the Citizens Savings Bank, succeed
ing W. r Bennett. who recently resigned.
ANNOUNCEMENT has been made that 2
new banking institution. % be called the
Providence Savings Bank. Of Washington.
has been formed. and viii be organized
within a few DAYS The new bank will
have a capital stock OF $00O00. and win
have its banking room at Eighth and
@ streets II will DO a strictly savings
bank business According 20 the an
nouncement Daniel Nash Morgan viii be
Z he rrPSidenf OF the new FDsfFfrffAH IA
was formerly president Of the United
States Trust Company. in this city
X Is stated that the new hank viii es-
tablish several branches In different parts
OF the city. and that its clearances will
be made through the National City Bank
II is also stated that some OF the pro-
moters OF the enterprise are among those
affiliated with the Columbia Building and
Loan Association.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building. Is Fifteenth street northwest.
New YORK. March 10.-At the start the cotton
market steady and unchanged % points higher
The report by the Census Bureau was at first con.
sidercd bearlsh. There were enough supporting
orders in the market 10 hold prices steady after the
opening Weekend figures were rather bullish and
further rains were reported In ths Eastern belt
The market closed easy, With prices net ( 20 7
points lower
Receipts az the ports were A0oo bales against
i065l last week and $50 last year. For tie yeeE
5000 bales. against Is ss5 last week and 50 Isl last
year Receipts al New Orleans we're sOs haIes
against 234 .aSt year. and At Houston 3Og7 baleo
sgainst 24Z7 last year. -
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltim0rr March H.-WHEAT-StocE In elevators.
l9a le5 With no receipts to-day q southern wheat.
the market Tor this description vas quiet aud more
or less nominal Graded lots q Nc. . I'd afcat
sold norniuaIy az lz5i5 bUshcl az the close. Set
Ting prices officially posted were: No. red West
en-. LLsiz. contract spot, L&}i1, No 3 red. L2;
steamer No rcd. III, steamer No. . red Western.
IN The market fo- Western closed weak: spot
March, I.Z5 bid.
CORN-Stock IN elevators. 81 81 bushels The
market vas steady. receipts moderate ard demand
constant for prime corn q both coioTs Sales x
one snail LOT Of white corn az . Der hllshel and
a cargo 0f mixed corn a. ia prr hushei. settling
prices oaicially posted were: For contract ia !.
No ? Fhite. - steamer mixed 6eA. The u8rket
for W.sstern closed easier. SPOT Na-ch 7Iisa7Iss
Arril Tllsa7l5s: May. Ilita7ln.. july Tli1a7I1t.
OATS-St0ck IN elevators. III 58 bushels; ship
menfs from elevafors- 6959 bushels TIE quotations
for cats on SPOT were. White, No. 2 90, do,
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. March 0.-Money on call nominaliy .
per cent. The market during the week Was very duT
and narrow, = per cent representing the extreme
fluctuations. Loans we're made AZ and "a. Ter
cent. averaging about the lower rate Inquiry for
accommodations was light. but funds were not
pressed for a market.
Time money practically unchanged during
the week. There was plentiful supply ~ funds
INT lenders were reluctant % press offerings. Rates
- per cent for SIXTY days. "a % - for ninety
days. "a 20 for. four, fye. aud six months. ; 70
81 for eight months. and 81 TO ga for over the
year.
Mercantile PAPER was slightly more active SUP
ply was not heavy.
Sterling continued strong today. with rates al
yesterday's highest level During the week the
exchange market was exceedingly strong demand
sterling selling a. the highest rates since the Close
Of 1907, Scarcity Of bills was pronounced while
demand for remittance increased steadily despite e1
port n Slp0O0 IN gold. Rates Tor actual business
closed follows Sixty DAYS. Ssl0ai $50 demand
ss15a4. $50. cables ss6oa4 $50.
Commercial bills. 49, Tor ninety d8ys. Flour
bills we're is5a for sixty days Grain. ass.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. March N.-CATTLE- Receipts, 80 head
market unchanged
H0GS-Reoeipts 1890 bead; market Sc higher
Light SIS: rough. S50seeo: heavy. s50a6sO; mixed
6f5a6.s5: pigs 5s5a6.0
SHEEP Receipts 2ooe head: steady. Native.
3g5a5so; Western. 3.5oA5eo lambs native. s0Oa7 g
Western 56oa7.8.
New York, March 13-CATTLE-Receipss lO7
head: feeling steady Dressed beef quiet and un-
changed
CALvES-Receipts part late Friday 100 head !;
feeling steady. Calves 500; dressed calves steady
city dressed reals sSaifiz; country dressed. sal3
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. I.730 head: a
few cuIl lambs as: car Of lambs held over; feel
ins steady.
HOGs-Receipts, Ss9 head; none foV sale On live
weight; noninaliy firm.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21

NtN loIh, oaTCn -i-N NhEAE-W Weaker. grra n
trade. No. /. Northern Dulut.. 10 arrive qss
No. ?. red. {. O. B., Ls5l4; No ., hard. New York
(. o. b.. Is; No l. macsrouI. LIS. T. o. b. No.
Manitoba. LIS; No . Manitoha. T. o. b. nominal
Exporters took nothing
CORN-Steady; light trade No 2. elevator N
arrive. IS No 2. T. o. b.. SPOT. 735k: No. . To AZ
rive, TSlz; No z. yellow. Z o b.. 73S: No 2 Whi,a
Z O. b., nominal Exporters took ; loads
RYE-Scarce; stronger No. 2 z O. b no-,i-
nally IS after sales recently Of 5000 bushels AZ *
Commodity prices were at lower plane to-dav
especially wheat. which poorly supported sD5
freely offered. owing partly 70 discouraEnR cable.
and partly 10 favorable trade weather West Erno-r
trade was dull
II was scupidly dull IN the oorn market with
trivial changes although slightly weaker ppSer-
tone obtained. mainly IN symrathy with lower sd
Tices from the West where offerings are said 10 be
larger
Late II ths session the market was steady br.
quiet without further change feature Of moment
Corn almost et a standstili without varis-
ton Of importance Export trade was hfeless
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No s. 57lsasssz. do. No T. 5sassis. mixed. No. 2
5-a5-ls; do. No 8 56a56i1. do 10. 4 55a55is
RYE-Stock in elevators S. ST bushels. Shipments
from eleTators. 565 hs-s',eis Quotntions. No ,
Western ue. export. Sc No. 5 Western. unf7u1
delivery. Sass; No. Nestevu re. uptown s. ha-
lots. 20 quality and ccEdifion -oas4
FLyOUR-Wintcr extra f-G0a1 So. winter clear 1o-
; 3 winter ssraight. 5S5a5so, winter patent. 5-0a
So spring clear. AS5si 65: spring strsight 565as
spriug patent. 575as00. CITY Mills best -aterf as:
do, hish-grade patent SO. do high-gads StraiZhr
SEQ; do. choice family. 555: 10 eEtra 4-s0aL60.
Rye sour medium 70 ehoice, 4Zsaa2 Coz1 NAL,
Dcr 100 Ia, LsaL5a
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

saies-Reg,lar caH. y o'elock nom.
Washington Gas. . AZ ;. I a. g = a. 75. .
az 747s . at q. 3 at 3. . A. IS. 3 a. IS. . al
x. IS Al 75 3 at 3. 70 AZ IS. 3 at g
Georgetown Gas. 3 az 81
National savings and Trust n at 80
United States Trust. 10 ar s9N
Emerson Steam Pump. 100 AT l3'k
After call-(feorcptoWn Gas IS. s. 6stz a. 10.
Bel Telephone o. Pennsylvania. e az I02k
Washington Gas 10 az 55it 10 at 75ls az -5is
Capital Traction S. $500 az III
Potomac Electric Consolidated S. $1,000 a. l0s
$1,000 at Jos. 5000 at l03. 500 at lO3 $500 At Jos
Following are the bid and asked prices on yester-
days Washington Stock Exchange:
pnNnE
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MARKET Is INACTIVE
Saturday Trading Is Better
Than Usual.
SELLING PRESSURE ON STEEL
Closing of Pnrt of Tennessee Coal
and Iron Plant, Unless Steel Trade
Improves, Is Reported, and Some
Sales ResuIt-Current Movement of
Prices Is In Narrow Rut.

New York. March 2o-Saturday's stock
tally non-existent. The current move
ment OF prices is in such a narrow rut
that in the late hour session at the end
OF the week. with a suspension Of busi-
ness thereafter. the great majority Of
professional market operators do not de-
sire to make any commitments at all
To-day. perhaps, the market was a lit
tie more active than it was last Sstur-
day. but this was the most that could be
said. There was a resumption Of the
selling OF United States Steel shares,
based solely. so far as appeared. upon
the dull state Of the steel trade. and
there were again positive rumors that a
part al least OF the Tennessee Coal and
Iron plant would be closed on April I if
no Improvement IN business was shown
up 10 that time.
On the other hand, decided feature OF
strength In the market was the North
ern Pacific and Great Northern preferred
shares, undoubtedly because Of the i'm
provement in the earnings Of these COM
panies in recent weeks. and IL may he
said that this Improvement Is not con-
fined TO the particular railroads named.
but has extended 10 all the leading West
ern railway organizations.
London Market Heavy.
IN Europe to-day Il was thought that
the Balkan situation was again assum-
ing a more peaceful phase, but the Lon
don markets were still not resilient. and
the majority Of well-informed critics are
Of the opinion that favorable develop
ments affecting the general business Of
the world will first be noticed on this side
OF the Atlantic
An unfounded report Of the death Of
Vice President Sherman to-day was
quickly contradicted and was wholly des-
titute Of market influence
The weekly bank statement bore Wit
ness, as anticipated TO the effect upon
local conditions OF the inflow OF money
from the Western banks I'm counteract-
ing the influence Of the Withdrawals or
gold for shipment 20 Europe. This was
much more marked in the actual rather
than in the average figures Of the state
ment where an increase of over s.. 500 900
In cash was shown. which with a de-
crease Of N6.6o0.0Oo in loans. resulted in
a round enlargement Of the surplus re-
serve.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
Criminal Court No. :

United States VS.. james Robinson assault dan
scr1ss weapon rec0Enizaure sos taken
Assignments for Monday March ,. 100.
No. ~ Myers vs. Chew. r. Attorrcys. T. A
Jones and g.. a.. Shirn-P r HuHard
No D. Beitzeh Vs. Riley. Attorneys T. n. David
and J. 4. Burkart-B BATES Warren
No. g. Williams Manufacturing Comrsnv IS
Green. Attorneys. Brrton Macafee-John Risort.
Ne. s1. Nash vs. Schro' Bros Attarners. Robin
son Nhitc-H. H. H5llander
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21

basket L00aI.50; do Florida. per basket Looa2 %
onions New York and Western. per busiel. Toa-S.
oranges Florida per box. Is 20 size. ZosZ5o; spin
ach native. per bushel box. Sas5; do Norfolk.
per barrel l0aL50. squash. Florida. per cate L5a
.. straUbFrTies florida. Der quart, lSss0s green
beans Florida Der basket 28oa3s so; wax beans.
FLORIDA. Der basket. Sooa35o. tomatoes. Florida.
r..- rarrtar llnn q
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
WASHINGTON CATTLE M,

WASHtNGTON CATTLE MARKET,
CATTLE-E1trA. per cvL. b5Oa60O; butohe, an.
so: common. z00a3o0 -
HoGs-PeT cWt. srOss, sT5a7.oo: ordinary. "a
cEt. 600ae 50. -
bAMBS-Choice, ilal2; medium. 10
SHEEP-Prime. Eb0a5OO: common asnasoo
CALNE NES-Prlme. per Ii. 8; medium sas3s
CzSs 4.
CoWs-Prine, fesh. each, AOOals.W: co-snou-
S.ooasooo: old and dSy. l00Ozlk0a
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
Equftv suit.

Ne. 27s. Julia Middleton vs. Maggie Bs-slr-f et
al % establish mortgage. AttcueyS. Iar.hrrt 4
Yca-mIn
No Hos9 John M-D0nC-eh "a Sauie Oshrru et
a.. guiet tiLs. ATTORNEY. ~. G.. Ra1farzu
No. $40 TECaas O. Mcconnell Va Iuez I. Afc-
ccuncl ct a.. divorce Attorney. ". H. White.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished hy W. B. Hibhs & Co. men.
bers q the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs Build.
ing. Is Fifteenth street northwest.
Chicago March 2o.-Wheat to-day opened lower
on Disappointing cables and large receipts in the
Northwest The market was very duh. with nri,s.
steady. Other grains followed similar course and
nrnri.inns wore Ferv wrak
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21

JDslltE WRIGHT.
Estate u Carl Gutherr. petition f-r i-,r-s n
administration G. E. a. Atroruey J. w Ietim-r
Estate ~ hofie Gufhe-z. petition f1r letters trs-
iamertarT- Attorney. J. W Iatiuls-
hsiate q Eieanor " Keaeh. petition f7- letters
u administration e. T. a. Atfarnev. J. 4 Trrner.
In ne james h. Dcyie petition for aUavaHce.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
HNyNuffa-

No AfA Ioserh ~ Noyer ~. Eusene Davis.
note. So. Attorney. T. T. EnElesty.
No 5iisl EdEart Richard o. al formerly trading
a. Richard d Co.. IS The Garrick Clpb- ,r,rrr-
Sfi6si- Attorney. J. A. johnson
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. W B. Hisbs Co.
members New York Stock Exchange. Bi5bs Build
ng. I2 Fnteenth street northwest
Money! o.. 2; H., 2; L., 17s; CT, 2.
shares TO II a 800
Shares to IL m............& .&17 900
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
CrILinaI Court No. 1.
JUSTICE GOULD.

JUSTICE GOULD
Assignments for Monday March 2 lss-
United states vs. Thomas g. HAYES IfIree casesl
Assignments Ter Tuesday March q 1903
United States Is William M Dalfcn.
United States vs.. George Washington
United States vs. Groenberry Howard
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21

MONEY AT 5 PER CENT
Loaned on ID. c. Real Estate.
HEISkELL & McLERAN.
1903 II st.
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Mechanic. Hen
DEEDS OF TRUST.

No. 5aa3 s. Reisaley Metal Ceiling and Mann
factTring tognnE1v "a Maegs Bur-dcrf: lot e
square S75. SO Attorney. NJ y. Car1pbeu
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co..
members New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Building
- Eifteenth strcet northwest.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore March s.-FolloTing are the sales and
quotations on the most srcrs securiti-s listed on
the Baltimore STOCK Exchange:
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Equity Court No. :
Circuit Court No. 1.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. so99 Crane Company Halt; Judgment on
verdict Attorneys. SleInan & Lerch-H. ". SOhOn.
No Ds36. Saunders. administrator vs. Steven 4
Son Co motion fer new trial. motion in arrest of
Judgment. and motion FOR Judgment. notwithstand-
ing verdict Attorneys. 4. L. NeEmyer and Leon
fobrner-Birney & W0odaui
Assignments for Monday March p 1879.
No Di Lushy -. Logan. Attorneys. Robinson
White-F. J. Ryan
No Gs Gardner vs. Chesapeake Beach Railway
Company. Attorneys. J.. J. Mathcr and T. y.
H0pewell-Afckeuney & Flannery.
No 5n Buckley rs. Washington Gashght Com
Iany Atiornsys Cuttings & Chamberlin-R. r.
PeTy Son and McKenney & Flannery.
No ~ McAiuliin Fowler. administrator et
al Attorneys 4. l. Gies-W- &. Baldcrston.
No 3i9- I0he Vs. International sand Line Brick
and Machine Company. AttOmeys h. T. Davis
McKenney & Flannery.
No Se- Wellington "a Baltimore and Ohio
hsiiroad COMPANY Attorneys. Lambert a Ycst-
man-G. T. Hamilton
No 263 Hyde. administrator. Vs. southern Rail
way Company Attorneys. Il r. Classic and r.
D. Blaekistone-Hamilton. Colbert Ye-kes & Ham
iltou.
No $780, HALEY rs. Wells Attorney. C. F.
Digs
No. 20 sleder rs De Atey % 81. Attorneys.
hof RosenbcrE- -M0ntagge. Moriarity & ThUrton.
No- -. james vs.. Same. Att0ncys sane.
ID
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DAILY COURTRECORD.
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court OF APpeHLS
Adjourned from day 70 day.
Saturday, March 20, 1900

Equity Court No. L.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Assignment for Monday. March p 1902:
No. Jls. Holsr rs Hedin. Attorneys, s. Y. Hay-
den-Wclls Hoover Wells.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE WRIGHT
Assignments for Monday. March T. 1900
No no kittchner vs. Kftfchner AttOrneys ".
G. Gsrdner-Alcx Knsore and Z. B. Calvert.
No. rs Walsh vs. Walsh. Attorneys q. f.
Hayel-W. J. Colbert
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NiFcult court No. =.
CHIEF ITSTICE CIARArGH-

Assignments for Monday. March - lao9.
No. 26 Bcan vs. City and Suburban Railway
Company. Aroneys " g. Gardiner and L y
Hopewell-J ]. Darlington
No. 80 Sh0emaker. executor. rs Weeden a. al
Attorneys. Lambert & Ncatm4n-E. r. Thouas
No E6 Stewart rs. Chase. Attorneys McNein
q McNrill-W. j. Lauber.
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OFFICERS.

Edward J. Stellwagen.--... President
James G. Payne.....lst Vice President
Geo. T. Hamilton Cd Vice President
Attorney and Trust Officer
Geo. +. Fleming sd Vice President
and Asst Trust Ofhcer
Edison =. Olds ....-......-. Treasurer
Harry o. wilson Asst. Treasurer
". Prank i. Heron Auditor
Edward J.. Hilyer- Secretary
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

Total sales. $4,000 against 8 0ss 900 yesterday
s. .TSeooo a week ago. and 81. l.I45.O0O a year ago.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

Made at lowest Rates of Interest.
W. H. WALKER, 729 18th st. NV.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-05
MONTCLA|R BOY
IS APPOINTED TO
NAVAL ACADEMY
John |. Meagher Passes High
est in Congressman Par
ker's Examination.

Congressman r. Wayne Parker has
sent notice to the Evening STAR
that he has nominated for the Naval
Academy John |. Meagher, of 80 For
rest street, ldontclair. The alternates
are Charles f. Cooper of 40 Carteret
street. Newark. and Percy Fl. Ayers, of
125 Lorraine avenue, Upper Montclair.
Meagher is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Mcagher, of so Forest street,
Montclair. He was born at Hoboken In
September. 1889, and attended the Acad-
emy of the Sacred Heart, that city.
until he was 13 years old, He then at
tended st. Charles College. Elicott
City, Md, where he spent two years.
He then continued his studies at st.
Francis Xavier College, New York.
from which he was graduated last
June. He is now taking post -gradu-
ate course in the Montclair High
School. He has always been interested
in military affairs and comes of good
fighting stock. During his studies at
st. Francis Xavier College he was cap
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the college.
His parents moved to Montclair from
Hoboken and reside in handsome cot =
tage on Forest street.
Young Ayres is son of DIR. Howard
w. Ayres and has resided in Montclair
all his life.
Charles F. Cooper, the Newark young
man chosen, is graduate of the New
ark Public High School of the class OF
1908. He attended the Burnet Street
Public School, but was graduated from
the Elliott Street School. While at the
Newark High School he was assistant
manager of the Acropolis, one of the
best school papers published in the
country.
After his graduation he was asked to
assume the managership until one of
the members of the school could be Sc
lected. He acted as manager of the
paper until last February. Mr. Cooper
is at present in the employ of the Pru-
Dental Insurance Company.