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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-05
FIRED AT THIEF
BUT HE ESCAPED
NEGRO SUCCEEDED IN DooelNG
OFFICER WlLcEAR AMoNG
The cRossTIEs.

Assistant Chief cs Police Wilchar
had a-Ayely chase with g aegro thief
Sunday night. and though the officer
covered the negro with d double bar
relied shotgun and fired II him twice
he made his escape
Lately numerous things have been
disappearing from freight cars OF the
Atlantic Coast Line freight depot Of
ticers were put to work On the case.
but it was sometime before any clue
was obtained The robtiug of the
cars continued and the thief seemed
10 be pretty slick in his work Fin
ally. however. he STOLE TWO tubs Of
butter. which were hid among several
piles oi crossties on the Atlantic
Coast line wharf The butter was
discovered a few days ago and We're
LETT where the thief had placed them
Sunday night Officer Nilchar Went
on the wharf early and secreted him
self between two piles OF ties TO watch
tec the Thief when he came for the
butter Finally after 5he officers mad
remaine5 in his hidden place for
CUTE awhile. a negro nan came
- aAirg along the WHARF When he
reached down for the butter the Off
Ger covered him with the shotgun and
roia ui,a TO halt tut the negro quick
ly dared down aud slipped around
the numerous piles uf les, Officer
WilcAar frsd twice, but the negro.
.st4-sft1 ff.g o, ltu1u- rht. ts-b3,,f nraftt-
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For Benefit of
Little Orphans

I, The chudren OF Brunswick have
the'r way the II orphan girls and
boys Of the GEORGIA Industrial Home
at Macon or as it is better known,
the Mumford Home, will have good,
warm clothes, shoes and stockings,
before the next cold wave strikes that
section.
, Two weeks ago Rev G. p Thornton
visited Macon On his return to this
city he brought a distressing story,
especially to Bruins nswickians since
from this city fully half dozen or
nnan waits have been sent to the
Home during the past two years in
addition to the several already in the
Home from this section OF the state.
Pastor Thorptcn's story was a brief
but pathetic one He had seen scores
Of the boys Lagefooted while Others
showed the need OF trousers and coats.
1t was a bleak, cold day and the lit
tie fellows were shiverng as they
stood facing the raw wind
Returning to Brunswick, Mr. Thorn
ton laid the matter before the Kings
Daughters and invoked the aid OF that
organization Manager Finney of the
Grand VAS called into consultation to-
sether with one or two others VINO
are Interested in the Home. The
committee planned to give the chill
dren of the city . chance to start the
good work forward through a series of
benefit matinees at the Grand on
Wednesday afternoons.
The first Of the special matinees
viii be given tomorrow afternoon at
the Grand, the performance being un-
der the auspices of The Kings Daugh-
ters The admission price will be five
cents for children and as 30 per cent.
OF the proceeds goes to the Home.
the children Of Brunswick will be
able to send a splendid contribution
Manager Finney has selected several
special films so that the moving pic-
ture matinee" will be well worth see.
ing. The regular @.dFnission fee of
ten cents for adults will be charged
and the Home viii share in this on
the same basis.
Pastor Thornton will speak before
several Of the grades OF the public
schools today. He viii specially urge
that the school children of Brunswick
make the movement a success by at
tending these matinees Three per-
formances will be given starting at
2.39 o'clock and closing at p. m.
Every arrangements has been COM
pleted for pleasing program for the
children and the FIRST Of the keneflt
m2tjnees promises to be q success in
every way.
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Both Lodges Will
Install Officers

Tonight viii be an Interesting one
Tor the Brunswick members Of the
knights Of Pythias a. well as visiting
Knights, when a joint secret installa-
tIon Of the officers of both Rathbone
and 0glelhorpe lodges win take place
chen. This will be the most interest
ing occasion for Knights held in this
city for some time.
After the joint installation refresh
men-s will be served aHd music will
be rendered by TranchiIellas orches-
tra. Every Knight Of Pythias in the
c,ty and all visiting members Of the
order are cordially invited to be pres
anf
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NEW VESSELS WON'T SAVE
IRON or STEEL MAILS

Washington. Ian. 4-The Gar1agi'
Institute has contracted for the con-
structiou Of a vessel in waich Meth
er iron nor steel nails viii be used
l. will be kn0ga as the Carnegie ship
and used 70 revise sea charts which
have heretofore been fixed By vessels
whose magnitude instruments were
affected by s1=sl construction,
The new vessel will cost aoou.
s125.900.
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CASE
is UP AGAIN
SPECIAL GOVERNMENT AGENTS
AT WORK SECURING NEW
EVIDENCE.

Chicago. Jan. 4.-Following the re-
fusal of the supreme court to grant
a writ Of certiorari asked by the
government TO secure q review of the
decision Of the court OF appeals. re-
versing the $40 100000 fine against
the STANDARD Oil company, the gov
ernment will seek a relndictment OF
the oil company.
Special government agents are now
at work gathering new evidence.
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TO HOLD A MEETING HERE.
Commercial Agents and Solicitors Of
A.. 3. & a. Meet Next Week.

Commercial Agents and Solicitors of
A. 8. g. a. Meet Next Week.
Every commercial agent and solic-
iting agent of the Atlanta. BirmiEg
ham and Atlantic railroad viii be in
Brunswick next Monday, to attend a
meeting 10 be held by these officials
of the road
These meetings are 20 be held am
nually and viii no doubt prove inter
esting. The various commercial and
soliciting asents will discuss matters
pertaining TO their Offices. which viii
prove interesting 10 the others. The
lneerinss are to he held 10 bring the
various agents closer together in
their work and it is expected that
much good Will b. accomplished from
the session
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Morris 8 Co.
a Clearing House

Chicago Jan. 4.-Morris &; Co. was
a clearing house for all rebate pay
ments made by railroads to all the
packers. The books Of the company
show payments Of thousands OF dol.
lars for alleged damages to shipments
Of beef, lut the records of the re-
ceipts Of beef sho~ no such dam
age.
Claims proved disproDortionate to
the amount of the shipments OF the
Morris Co.
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BAILEY OPPOSED TO A
BIG APPROPRIATION

Washington. Ian 4-Senator Bal
ley, Of Texas, made the only protest
against 100000 appropriation for the
relief Of the stricken Sicilians. He
did not want precedent established
for such actions.
The appropriation, however. was
passed. urged on BY message from
President Roosevelt.
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His Message Was
Quietly Received

Washington, Jan. 4.-President
Rooseyelts message. defending the
charges made by certain members of
the house that he feared inyestiga-
tion by the secret service men, was
received in the house quietly today
Evidently the matter will be allowed
to slumber,
The president cited an article con-
demning the secret service, which ne
said was inspired ~ the secretary OF.
Speaker Cannon
The president special message, in
full. which was delivered yesterday
morning will he round on Page > o.
this issue
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He Was Elected Mayor Pro TEN. at
Yesterdays New Council
Meeting.
gypsy QUEEN FLEEcEp
CINCINNATI MILLIONAIRE

Cinchati. Jan Annie Stevens,
Queen Gypsy is under arrest. char
ged with fteecing Henry Ebbers II all
his fortune by threatening to put
"hoodooes on him.
Ebbers, who is an old man. put
q mortgage on his home to give her
money.
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FIGHT MEMBERS
or VIGILANCE COMMITTEE

San Diego. Cal. Jan. A pitched
battle between a gang OF cattle rust
i,r, a.I members Of the vigilance
committee = as fought today in wh'ch
Two Mexlcans were injured and a.
white man killed. One Of the yigilan-
tes vas seriously hurt.
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TAAW TO HAVE ANOTHER
TFtAL FOR LUNACY

White Plains, n y. jan 4.-Harry
Thaw today secured a writ of habeas
corpus ordering Superintendent Lamb
of Matteawan TO bring him before
Supreme Justice Tompkins at Nyack
to pass on his sanity.
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OFFICERS WERE INSTALLED.
And a Social Session Held by Knights
of 2ythias.


of Pythias.
OglsthcrDe Company. Nc. 4. Unit
form Rank. knights OF Pythias. held
an interesting meeting in Castle Hall
last night. at which took place the
annual Inspection OF The colnpony and
the installation OF officers. Tba inspec-
tion was conducted by Col Max Isaac
and Mai Frank A. Duna The offl
GERS whp were installed last night
We're:
Captain. s Levison: first leutenanE
r " Peters; recorder e. T. RodriA
guez; treasurer. A. NJ Calder
After the installation ald tha in
spection the company held a social
session, which was very much enjoy
ed. The First Regiment Bani fur
nished music during the evening.
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A SERIOUS STRIKE
NOW Is THREATENED

Chicago, Jan. 4.-Ail the mines in
Illinois may be closed on account of
dispute between Lamaghf Bros. and
the mine workers ia strike IS call
ed the miners will oe sued fer dam
ages en contracts.
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CHANGE IN The SCHEDULE.
Additional Train TO Atlanta Put on by
Southern.

An imrortant change has been
made in the schedule of the Southern
~aitFay. occasioned by the inaugura-
tioa 9f an additional train to Atlanta.
Brunswick now having three trains
daily 10 and from the capital. The
schedule Of the road is now as fol-
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CARD or THANKS

Mrs ]. M. Wilson desires gasgthank
the members of the WoodmeA OF the
World, of the Odd Fellows and sflepaa|
generally for Kindness shos daTine
her recent bereavement
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Continued on PAGE Seven.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-20
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Aug. ia-WHEAT-Stock IN elevators
i7.23 bus. The market Tor new Southern wheat
was &c per blshel fmer on graded lots Receipt.
fair and demand active and constant Tor prime
WhoatA sales q caryocs ca grade were made AZ
l0ih Tor No. ? rcd i0i Tor No, 3 red IOJl5 foi
steamer No red and No. red 95ik for stock
rciaTed and s9ia for can't use'' rejected. small
bag lots. By sample. "a 10 quality and condiu0n.
brought s5. s. go 100. and L03l1 per bushCi
One cargo u No. red sold separately for lOiis
per hushcl
Contract sales. car fresh SPOT. los: 5000 bushels
December. L6i1 1000 bushels steamer No. red
Weston sICt Lo2s. 500 bushels Aug1st Loilf
1000 do. L0iaLoih 5000 do LOiN, 1000 August
Los learlyl; 200 August. LOih. settling prizes,
were; No. 2 red Western. L@&; contract spot.
LNA, No } rod, @A steamer No 2 rtd, se7.
steamer No rcd Western. loiN
CORN-Stock IN elevators IS us bushels There
were no receipts o. Southern corn. Prime lots oi
white com aaoat were quotable nominally AZ Isa
81 per bushel aud prime yellow adoat at 76a7T.
Track yellow ccn for domestic delivery Is worth
Sassy pCr bushel for car lots on spot.
Cob corn quotab.e o. AZjai.5o per barrel
FOR carloads prime yellow on spot.
Contract salcs car mixed idomcsticl IN No. 2
elevator. 80 car yellow domestic. 80 1900 year.
6lh ears mixed idomesticl 10 20 in. IVA
cars yellow tdomesticl. 70 90 In. Slia- Settling
price was: For contract. IS.
OATS-Stock In elevations 900 bushels; Shiu-
ments from elevators 6.032 bushels. White No ?
iilaai5; do. No J. l3aii; No. (, 4lai2; No. ?
mixed. E2as1ls
RYE-Stock in elevators. 92g5 bushels: ship
ments from Clcvators rs bushels. No 2 rve
Western uptown. 75a76; bag lots. as to quality
and condition 6oa70
FLOUR-Wihter extra, new, Al0a4.40; do, clear.
new 4.7oaie9; do. straight. new 4sse5.l0; do pat
ent. new. 5Ea585; spring clear. 5.l5a545; do.
straight, 57Oa5B; DO patent. 6.25a6 60; City Mills
best patent 200; do, high srade patent. 600: 40.
high grade straight. $40. do. choice family, q.
do extra, s.00a4Z; rye -four. medium TO choice.
4.25aE5o, cornmeal per 100 lhs.. lT5alS5
The Washington herald., 1909-08-20
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
tPrlees qrotsd are wholesale.l

tPriccS QcOted are wholeSael
BUTTER-Creamery, fancy. Ssa2s15; Western. ars,s.
85a27; seconds 2la22; process. fancy. pa to 2ys,
fair to good, aa2: dairy. choice lsa2o; do. good.
lSal9; store-packed. fresh. 1873.
CHEESE-New York state factory. fancy ssts-
HAL. small. I5al5E: large. lH5al4E.
EGGS-Near-by. choice. returnable cases q: West
Virginia and Southwest Virginia. returnable cases.
% North Carolina. returnabe cases 2
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. syriug, large. n
Is: do medium. TalS. do. small I7als: hens
small. per lb.. lslssl4: large. IA roosters Der Id
s. ducks old 10; do. spring. lbs and over lOal2;
geese per h.. 6a7 do. fancy. sal0: turkeys toms
per H.. IS: do. hens. Is; do thin. TO- keats. Der
DRESSED PoULTRY-rurkeys. choice. undravn
hens per b., IS; do, average, undrewn mixed ls.
chickens per h.. l6aI7: hens choice per b. i5als:
roosters. Per ID, y; ducks. l0al2; geese. per ID
6alo
DRESSED MEATs-Hans. country. sugar cured.
l2lkal5.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. per bbL, I.7saLN;
sweet potatoes. per Dbl. new. 2O0a275; vans. Der
bbl-. 2Ooa25o, cabbage. per bbl., crate % celery.
New York. per doz.. 40a60: cucumbers per has
5oa75; lettuce. home grown, bbL. 5oa75; lettuce
New York, per bas., 55al-25; onions. Maryland and
Virginia. Per bbL. k75a2oc; string beans per bas,
8oa75: beets. bunch. 2a3; peas. bas.. 75aL25
GREEN FRUI1S-Apples. loose. pcr bbL, l0M
LIS peaches. per ehas. carrier. 75a2O0: do. Der
box. L0CalE: do. Common 8a5o; oRnges, Cali
fornia Nalencas, Der poX, Lt5aSL9i lemons, Sicily
per box. 5.00a5.5; pineapples, Florida. per crate
75a3.00; dausons per h, 3ia damsons pluIns 81
WOOL AND HlDES-Wool. unwashed free Of
burs per b. Sa29; WOOL bury, per h, 25a2s; hides
green per d.. lOall; do dry. per h. lSal6 sheep
SKINS green each 75al.00; do. dry, eaeh &a50 calf.
skins green, each. lOoal.A.
SUNDRIES-B -Beeswax. 29as0; tallow. ea6A; Ein-
seng per h.. 500a5.0; Seneca. per h.. 40; Golden
Seal l0a45: pink. l2al4; mandrake, 2aS; snake
root, 50.
GRAIN-Wheat. new. per bushel. s5aiOs; corn.
shelled. per bushe s0as5 ear per barrel AZjaA 50;
OATS Western. white. No. 2 per bushe 6Sa72; mixed
e2a6a bran. per ton. 2sOoaS0.Oo. middling per ton
0O0a2m.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-20
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Washington Gas resumed its place as
leader Of the local stock exchange yester-
day with sales Of over $50. shares. The
selling started at 72l-2 One sale Of twen-
ty-five shares was recorded on call at
this price. and after call It became evil
dent that good block Of the stock was
on the floor at slightly better figures.
Offerings were made at an advance OF
one-half and three fouTths OF a point,
but as the buying price was advanced
the offerings were entered a little higher.
The selling price advanced by degrees to
/ 73 SIS. Support OF the stock was sufficient
to dispose Of all offerings Of the stock
below the top price and the buying brok-
er seemed satisfied with the transactions
of the day.
Lanston continued its activity and its
advance in price About 600 shares
changed hands in 100-share lots, and the
price went up from Il SIS 10 the new high
price Of Is.
Bids were entered for the Traction
shares but with the exception Of Rail-
way preferred none reached the record.
The sales were at %
Trust company shares were I'm good de-
mand. those OF the Washington Loan
and Trust. American Security and Trust.
and United States Trust selling at cur
rent figures.
The statement OF the earnings. and ex-
penses Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road exclusive OF outside operations) for
the month Of July, 1909. as compared with
the corresponding month Of last year,
shows: Gross earnings, 1909. $6,950,S72;
! 1905 S6.1 .557; increase, SS0i,315. Expenses.
1909 AIDS, ,03S: 1905. $3.50. .559; increase.
S7644T7. Net earnings, 1909, 1925. S36; 1903.
81. .20S sos. increase. $36.S3S.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-20

and Levin S. Frcy. 10 secure Citizens Equi-
table Building Association, OF GeorgetoVu.
S00 part lots &, 5, and
Square e5-Alargaret H. A. Magaw 20 William
f. Edmouston and Louis r. PECK, 10 secure
Charles T. Marsh. $40 years. PER cent.
seri-annually lots s.. 80. and &C.
Square gl&-Edward f. Mannix et NIX. 10 Jesse II.
Wilson and Levin s. Frey. 70 secure Citizens
Equitable Building Association. coo. lot co.
Rendle Park-Joseph r. O'Nen et Tx. % Fred
Kercher and William H. Abbot, TO secure
Jennie c. Abbott $50. 20 % months, Per
cent lot g. block g.
saul's Addi;ion-Melyin H. Herman e ux. 20 B.
Francis ssui and Walter +. Hilton. 70 secure
Hany " Ellis NC20. . years. 55 per cent.
smi-alnuallr lot l. square 222i. Same to b.
Fraccis saul and Ham "a. Ellis. % secure
T. NJ Saul S2l0. on November 50. 800, 81.
Per cent. same land
Kalorama Hclghts-Emna s. Barrie to American
Security and Trust Company. 20 secure The
Equitable Life Assurance Society Of United
states, Si8oQ, on October l. 1914, ~ per cent,
semi-apruallg lot J. block C.
Schentzcn park-Wiham G. Leaman et ux. to
chaplin Brown and Henry b. B.rgaann TO sc-
cure The Oriental Building Association. No g.
S4) loo 81 block l.
Square 515-Narv G. Schacfer 20 George g.. Mc-
Elvell and Leon Tobviner. 20 sscnre William =.
Edmusi0n. surviving trustee. S5l1.6. ] and
years. pr cent semi-annuaily. part lot 2
Longneckers Addition 70 Congress Heights--Clsuda
The Washington herald., 1909-08-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Aug. ls-BUTTER-Firm; receipts.
s9l5 Creamery extra. 2 State dairy. tubs 2ia
8iz; imitation creamery frsts Za8:
EGGS-steady: receipts l2C2- Nearby white.
fancy 2sa2i nearby mixed, fancy. 2s28; fresh
frsts 2lla5.
sUGAR-Rcined sugar rricvs were nd1nncod 10
points al around. but T-inCs were tasing orders
at the old basis. but they were expected % 90
firm before the cl0se Of the day The advance
was due 10 the higher cost of nav sugars
Late yesterday it was announced that some 1900
bags Cuta sgsr for August and September ship
ment and clearance had hecn sold at OF. basis
% test cost and freight which is equal 10 ali
duty rald. and that Is the quoted basis with
but little sugar offered at that basis
Raw sugar prices we're quoted follows: Cen
trifugal. 96 test. All. MuscOssd0 50 test SCI.
moiasses g test, $50: Cuba. s6 test, c, and f.
NAVAL sTOREs-The market for spirits t,1rren-
tine was higher and at the South with closing firm
all around. Rosin was steady. but quiet and un-
changed. Tar was steady at former rates. Prices
were quoted as follows; SPIRITS ulrTnntine. New
York. ai4a55; do. Savannah. 57La5lH: rusin. G.
10 8. strained $50, tar. Ul barrels 500
MILL FEED-Steady: fair inquiry Spring bran.
l00-lb. sacks 20 arrive. Ls5: standard middlipps.
24.25; city bran. 2O0 in bulk: Western red dog.
SS.5 to arrive; winter wheat bran in lOO-lb sacks,
to arrive. 2i.3.
OATS-steady; quiet business. No. 2 white. 4ia5O,
No. 5 white l6l5alSa; No. white s6al7 natural
and clipped white on tracks 45a55
FL0UR-strurg but inactive. Spring patents.
6l5a650; spring clears. 5.00a55O Kansas straiehts
5l5a5.0 in sacks; new soft straights. 525a535 in
barrels; new spring patents, 5.2a550; new clears.
A65a4s5
RYE FLOUR-Dcmand inactive Good TO choice
brands 435a4S0
CORN MEAL-Lheess; irregular. Kiln-dried for
export. 375 coarse meal. in bags. L5OaLa
HAH-Reccipts. SO tons; steady; fair Prime
timothy. lB; No. l. 100; No. q 90: No J. sOas5.
new timothy in large bales lsel9 for No /.
No. 2 g.
STRAW-Reccipts 40 tons
BEEF-Steady; business. moderate. Family. Mo
alA@; packet. lzO0al250
PORK-Fimer. Mess. 2175az25: family. no
LABD-StrOng. Prime Western. p 20; city. II IA
l2O0 refined continent. l255; South American. Is:
refined Brazilian kegs, "A; oieostearine. llsb lard
searne, dun; New York. Di1al3: Chicago. NOM
NAL.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-20


Square ios2-James n. Craig ct ux. 70 II. Bradley
Davidson and Clarence B. Hight. to secure
Chris Cox Dawson. Ss56s, l 70 81 months,
without interest lot q
Dobblns Addition-Jacob A. Metzgtr e. ux 10
Franis A. Blundon and Henry F. Mooney. TO
secure John Z. Haislip S2.l5o. monthly pay
ments, pr cent. Lex g. block H.
Square 6S-Alfred ID. Efer ct ux. 20 Francis A.
Blundon and William ]. Dante TO secure
Harry NJ Dante. $500, monthly payments, 6
per cent, LOT S.
Randlo Park-Joseph R. O'Nem ct ux to Henry
II. Bergman and George NJ Emmerich. 10
secure Metropolis Building Association No. s.
81, ,f0c. lot s. block 6
Moore and Barbours Second Addition-William L.
Mantz ct TX. 20 James F. Barbour and Ernest
h. Daniel. to secure Regina Thiebout Sl7OO
years. per cent. scmtannually. lots Ie and
~. block s.
Bellevue-Milton A. Kettler ct ux 10 Waiter r
Wilcox and George F. Hane. 10 secure William
K. HILL S.5N. years, G per cent semian-
nually. lots 50 and 30.
Connecticut Avenue Highlands Cleycland Park.
and Connecticut Avenue Addition 70 Cleveland
Park-Louise NJ Ashhaugh ct yir Samuel 70
The Washington Loan and Trust Company 70
secure Equitable Cooperative Building Asso-
citation. $1,000 parts lot and 25 block O. Con-
nccticat Avenue Highlands. and parts Of Cleye-
land Park and Connecticut Avenue Addition 10
Cleveland Park.
Square e1-Aron Aronstcin ct ux to William A.
Hil and J. Sprigg Poole. 20 secure Florence
=. Poole. 500. years, 5 per cnt. semian-
nually. lot A8 Same to Joseph r. FNgue and
William A. Hill. TO secure Aloysius b. Mar
garet kichhcrn and Ann c. Sutton. trustees.
$50 years per cent, semi-annually. same
land.
Square 3is-Arion Gelangvcrein 20 Alex II. Bell
aud Frank r Madigan 10 secure Albert Carry,
trustee, 5000. years. per cent. quarterly,
part original lot p
Square l0le-Robert A. Milstead ct ux. 20 Rudolph
i. Bchrend and BENJAMIN Nordngcr T.. to
secure Isaac w. Norilnger 500. TO years,
; per cent, semiannually, 8 part lot 5.
Le Droit Park-Marion Y. Hines ct yir, Albert
B.. 70 Edward W Whitesde and Harvey r..
Winfield 70 secure Home Building Associa-
tion Of the District Of Columbia. 5000 lots "a.
q. 80. 81 block Il.
Square n6-Aiary !. Potter 70 Jesse II. Wilson
The Washington herald., 1909-08-20
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Aug. 1s.-Mmey on call AZ the stock
exchange to-day opened az "a per cent: highest,
"a; lowest. 24. closing "a per cent Most Of
the days loans were made at ~ per cent
Time money continued firm. but the market was
dull and uninteresting and there was no change
In rates. Demand is limited. but borrowers stnI
seem anxious 70 secure over the year acoommo-
dations nt less than per cent. concession which
banks refuse to consider. At per cent there is
an abundance of 0ferings Rates, 3ayt Der cent
for 60 days: y.a35a per ont for 90 days. s5Sasa
pr cent FOR four months. and Der cent for i've
and SIX months.
The market for sterling to-day closed steady with
rates unchanged. Rates for actual business closed
as follows: Sixty days A5ai S515; demand 4s6o
al. s665 cables 4s650a4. SEQ. Commercial bills were
ls4ls for 90 days and 4sisa4si7s for 80 days eo1r
bills were s.Siis for 90 days: grain. 4SsE