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The Washington herald., 1909-06-25
DAILY COURT RECORD
Thursday, June "a, 1900

ward ". Cocchman e. az % AmeFiesE Security
aIa lri1st Company. % scnlre National Sagliigs
and Trust Company. 500 moathIy payments
~ per ent. semi-annuaIly. part lot 81. biock
Hclmead Afanor-Charles A Jso,e..s .. ~ 3,
bernard r Minmack and Elmer T. Ramey 70
se0Hs Jlla A DE PeyEtcr S500. 8 years.
Per cent. Semi-annHaliy. l0t III block g; sane
70 Emcr Z hamey and Norton ~ Little q
secure James A. Rogers. $40 monthly pay
.1A-, p<r cent seui-annually sane land.
aary T. Boo.nser 70 J. Louis Wlhge aad Elmer
= haney 20 secure james A. Rogers. s. Nso0
=, I" y men'hs' pr eent. seIni-annually. lOJ
Square eS-Josclahinc W Hester 70 John T Arm,
and William j. Fiather. to secure John n.
Soass wv. years per oent. semi-anuusIly.
Square ss5-Jossphine W. Hester 10 GeorVe e Cert
nan. 70 secure Edward r. Han 80. ] YEAR.
- per ccrt. se-li-annually lots 90 and 81
D-o,,nineoale-J- Franklin Page e. ux 70 B. Francls
SAM and James r. Shea. 20 secure Home Saw
irgs Bank. N.20 years per cent SeIuisr-
nlaliy. - IS. block e
tAasint Slains-Hauy NnT1rzn ssd Tbors,s
Bones TO r. fnncis Saul ara JAMS p So,
20 secure Harry D. LIS. $40 3 years So
TT cent lois % 70 A. square sOi2, 2 trusts.
80 each. one on cacl lot
square Cel-Max Marosriiz Il ux 10 4 Cl,-.o,
james ard Ralph d. Quinter. % secure Wili.ags
n Vainier and Miclael J. CcIbcrt adrfniS-r7-
tors. si-.9'Zt5. and years. per c-ut ssrai.
annually. los Ze. -. &5. and port loss 80
BuTviie-Jesse ", Rawlings ct ur To FranE
haglinSs and Frank s Collins. 10 sccurs I'd
Wafl Nc. Jones. 500. 3 wears. pei. cert sessl-
annually lots s.. 81. and g. slHare 5gll. sarne -
sane. 10 secure sane. 500. rc1r, M o,s,s
sonii-auu.ially. lots . 70 IS and % 10 81
square 52lL
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The Track Record of 2sOS IA I.
EquaIed.

G41aatAs
Special to The Washington Her1h.
Clarksburg. W. Va, June 24-The second
days racing on the West Virginia Fair
Associations grounds attracted a large
crowd to-day. The weather was cloudy.
but no rain fell The track was in hne
condition.
The former track record OF 2:OS% was
equaled in the 2:u pace. on which per-
maps $1,000 changed hands. r. S. strader.
of Lexington, KY. presiding Judge. and
%. F. Lehman. OF Pittsburg. starting
judge. gave general satisfaction. Sum
maries:
I'll pace-BeSt three IN i've; purse. 800 toon-
unUed from yesterday: finished in four heats
Black Dart. BY Directum. Fred Jamisou. Green's
burg Pa; owner. hrst; The Cannon. by Red Mere
Dell w l. Rhodes. Guttenbsrg. n. J.. owner. sec
ond; Mimic. By Imitator. Keyser stock Farm Ke,-
2GsH. ---'''' -'iO''' Iva
rs pace-Best three in five; purse. 800; finished
~ four heats. Marsh MeEwen. b. Fred H Nc
E|en. 9. NJ Garth s son. Courtland, Ala owners
first; MalloT Boy BY J. ". c.. W III. NlaTow
Washington COoZthouse. Ohio. owners secnnd
Queen Direct. by Direct Hal A S. Roiney. Cgarks,
buTg. ONner third. Time. 2.I7A 2a6lk 2.l75s. IN
- trot-Best three IN tive; purse. soc: finished
IN three heats May Wilkes By Island Boy. VIII
IAN Nicholson. Baltimore. Nd owner. first so-rel
Top. by Ba-Uny. Fred Jamisou Greensb,irg. Pa
owner, second; Reddy, By Delmarsh p A. O'Con-
nel, Clifton. y. j.. third Tine 2IsH, 2lsh
2I4 Iace-Three in FIVE; purse. 500; finished in
nve heats; eight starters. Danish Girl by Phiux
owned by ". L. Rhodes Guttenberg \. J. arst
Danwood, oy Nuthurst owned by Fred Jarnison
GreensbHg. Pa. sscord; Big Boy. by J. II. b
owned by A. S. Rodney. Clarksburg. third Time
2:l3aS. 2l2A. 2:l3K. 2l4K. 2:lsH.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

RS1dle Higtlsnds-Robert F. Jones ct TX % Amer
can Security and Trust Company. % sscure Ma
tionaI Savings and TnIst Company. sl2. monthly
paymentS. "a per cent seEn-annually, l0t "A.
block 5553 Joeeph R. 8arlis0n et 70 same, "a
secure same SOS. monthly psymoulS. IA Der cent
Seni-annua!lJ lot Is block SOS Catherine h.
Cordle 20 same % seclre same. SIS. moathly
payments. "a per cent. semi-Snnnslly. lot 81.
block 5543. George II. REa e *. 20 sane. %
secure srie Sl7. monthly payments. ~ per cent.
seuli-annually. lot IS. block 5S2 Alfred ),
TrUuSlchcld e ux- 70 sane 20 secure sane. So.
monthly payments. "a per cent lot p square
SOS Mamie HuhTs TO sane to secure same.
Si76 monthly payments. "a per ccnt. semi-annu-
ally. lots 47 and ss block 55s2 John H. Kouss
et x. 10 sane. 10 secIur same. ~. monthly
payments. 41s per cent. seui-annuaLy. lot 8.
block TCS. John F. Atkinson e. W. 20 sane.
TO secure same. SE. monthly payments "a per
cent. scni-annually lot g. block sos. Charles
J. Williamson et TX 20 same, 20 secure same.
Slis mopthly payments IA per osnt semi
annually lOc S. block 81 Robert Z L Young
10 2me. 10 secure same SO monthly payments.
"A per cent. scni-ann'Ially. lot &C. block 550s.
Edwin d. DUrborOw Ct III. to SINE. 70 secure
sane. S59s. monthly payments. AZ per cent. semi
annually. lots 7s and 7s. block 55t3. Henry
Myers Ct ". 70 SINE. % secure same. So.
moEthly payments. ~ per cent se1ni-annually.
lot IS. block 55oS- Hugh J. McIister to same. 70
secure same. Sl5. monthly payments. IA per
cent. sCnianuually. lot ls. block 500
Square L3o-Jean c GRtC1u et " 70 Harry X Boss
and James n WOODWARD 70 secure Augustus l.
Phillips $500 years. 5 per cent. semi snng-
ally lot 2
Square 5ls-Anton V. Kaspar e. VI. 70 Luther s.
Fristoe and Lise S. LpsoEnb. 70 secure Charles
H. Holmead, $50. 7. . and 5 years, per
cert. seni-anninlly lot 81
SQUARE z5-Jose3hine Martin TO William T. Wilett
and Henry H. BeTgnlann. 10 secure Charles
Aufenthie $40. years. 5 per cent seEri-
annually. part original lot IS
Dob5ins' Addition-John Mccarthy st ux. 10 Monroe
H Calfee and Joseph B. Bowling. 70 secure
Norman L sansbury. $3.50. yeais. per cent,
serui-annualiy. LOT 2 block Is
Addition to lie DrUit Psrk-Leo OedekoTen et ux.
10 the Washington Loan and Trust Company. 70
seage Eluitab.e CsrcperafTe Baildipg Assoc1a-
tion $3.50, lot 2. block s..
Square 81. Melendey King Il ux. TO Waiter r
Wilcox ard George r. Hane. 10 secure Yir-
ginia Brunnsr, 81 800. years, per cent, semi
annually. lot IS
Csty View Hcighss-Walter ". Boutelle ct Tx. TO
Charles G. Stcuifer and Charles A. McEuen, 70
secure Henri II. Gilfry. S4i-Se to - months
per cent. senl-aEnuslly lot IS block sf7f
Mount Pleasant--(atharine R. Hawkins 10 BENJAMIN
+. Leighton and George r. Williams % secure
Ernrstinc r. Terninger 500. 5 years. per cent
semi-annnally south half q lot 20
Square SiS--E1sha J. Babcock et W. 10 Alexander
G. Bentley and Joseph r Fagne. 70 secure John
A. Buttrel and Robert NJ Richards. trustees
So. to Il monthA pr cent seni-annuaily
part lot
RAndls HiEblands-A Reubsn Owen e ". Esd I'd
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Circuit Court No. 2.
fuTFF u-STTCF CIARATCH

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No. 5o6a Wellman - Washington Post Com
pauy; Ilo.ios % strike out oVeruled- Attoraeys.
I. c. Bradley and a. s. Worthington- UEaTin
Brown and ". J. Lambert.
No. $3.50. Ashford yz Evening Star: No. 5o;si.
Mo0nsy Evening star. and No. 5o.s5. Webster
Ts Evering Star. motion 10 strike out granted
Attorneys h. + Davis and C. c. James-k koss
PcTTy a sons
No ss9ss Robinson sous' Company Ts Laurel
Gay I'ruduct Company; petition of receivers Of
April ! ard 2 20 quash attseanent granted At
torDcys Bradley q Bradley.
No. 5I83 Baxte- Degge; demurrer 10 third
and f0Grth pleas CscTuled: demurrer u n:th pea
sustained and twenty days 70 plead further leave
to defendant 10 amend second plea within twenty
days AttOrnegs. Raiston & siddons-A- l. LIZ
coin
No 5O57 Boixles IS Fairbanks; motion 20 quash
attachment oYcTruled: Judgment under seventythird
rule against defendant for 800 interest and cos,S
Attorneys. e. A PEUTost and L A. Baiiey-Paca
Oberiip.
No. Sis. District of Columbia vs Washington
Terminal Company. demurrer 70 declaration over
ruled. Attorneys. T. h. ThouAs-hanilton & CO-
slrt-
40 af2 Merchants Transfer and Storage Con
pany American ConrInioa Door Company. gucg-
meat on publication against defendant fcr SEi8. IL
teTest ard costs. and cn16ennation q credits q
defendant IN hands q Richar1son & Burgcss. gar
nisAee. and so 70 attorney. Attorneys. BerTy X
Minor
No SAis+ r. a, Ahoulase2n q BIO. 70 Aulcrican
Sompound DosT Company. Judgment on publication
against defendant for SIS and and cundemua-
ton Of credits q defendant 10 hands q RlchsFdsJn
a Burgess. garnishee: SIC % attorney. Attorney.
" +. DOoaIdSon
No ssi. In -e samuel A. Press; order granting
WIT with certain Conditions
No 0iu. Baker vs. Warner; time 20 fle tra1-
sclpt q record eztended 70 August 2. lsos IN
elusive. Attorneys. H. L. Davis and T. J. Hogau-
!. J. Darlington.
No 4oa In re otto Lin2Te1Fer, prlyers o. petl-
tiOn granted ard discharge ordered appeal
No 5l75. United States en- rel Garlic "a Sec
rc-ary Of the Interior; leAse 1r1ed anend peti-
ton. Attorneys. Happier q Merrillat
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. :.

JUSTICE AhlGhl-
No 3lB NauOnal Union vs. Scott et al de-
mcrrcr sustained. Attcraeys William b. kuy and
&C. 81. TUmer-E T. Doyle.
No. E6l5. Ford = a. ". Hahn et al; decree
April l3 revoked deed Of release ordered Att0rne5S
Archer 4 Smith-COldrcn < fleming
No, 26i5S. Cniicd States W. Gayuor - al osoei
10 seu bonds and injunction Attorneys ID. W.
BGkcr-A 5. WoTthngton
No. Ti07. Prlcs IS. Pyles ct al rule retUrnaole
guns 30. Attorneys 2. A. Bowen, III. II. Wa
sou. j.
No. 81. In re Thomas A. Osen; time fixed fog
trial Of issues
No z5I3 Wells vs. Wells e al: leave 70 amend
granted. ATTORNEYS, Albort Seilcrs-F. Z. Mitchell
No 23s3. In re Frank ]. Lewis; pane changed
20 Frank J. Rus Attorney. 2. Edward Mitchell
No. zsoa Stevenson rs. Stevenson; ufercnee %
T. S. Bundy examiner Z ". Hewlett assigned
to defend Attorney R. r. Homer.
No 2s2s. Riggs National Bank "a Bates e al
sale ordered. Batrs WaTTtn and 4. Roas fcrJ. Jr..
appointed trustees; bond. S.0)0- Atiorneys- K
Ross Perry & Son John Ridout, Bates Warren. and
". n. Shoales.
No Gl6i. Carr e. a. IS Leon et al bin dis
missed. Attorneys ". B. Rciily-Leon TObriaer.
No S559 Yegen va Dallas e al rule discharged
and temporary restraining order refused. Attorneys,
Hamit0a & Colbert-D. " Baker.
No 86Z5 HipOliie Egg Company vS Wilson;
rlle rturnable August 2 Attorney. / II. Linton.
No Zsl3 GugnTy GrcgUTy Ct al complainant
Crikod 70 hle testimony. Aitoneys Mcneil q Nc
NCiil-J. H. AdTiaans
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Probate Court.
IrsTICE sTAFFoRD-

JUSTICE STAFFORD
Estate q William c. OMeara: deed from JOIN
". OMeara 70 eXc-utor eXOueratIuE personally
fro1a payment q mortgage.
In n Frank A. BnStOW: petition for appoint
ment q guardian order appointing ka1herne A.
Brast0w guardian; bond. $40 Attorney. George
H. Colbert, T.
Ia n JCsauna French resignation q ". C. Gin
ton, guardian petition for appo;Htment q guardian
order appointing R. Z L. Smith guardian: bond.
500
Estate q Nina sohafsT; order admitting VII
and oodiGl 10 probate and record and granting
letters testameutaTy 70 Emil G. ScAsfer e. al
bond. 500. Attorney. b. ". Sohon-
Estate q John &. Scott; petition for appoint
Eent q guardian
Estate Of John Britton: petition for appciut-
ment q guardian. order appointing American
Security and Trust Company guardian.
Estate q WilEam II. Nixon. petition and order
allowing purchase q personal property.
Estate Of Ellen B. LEviscutt: petirion and order
% sell personal estate
Estate of Catherine Neitzy; order orerruling ez-
ceptions order directing executor 70 deliver stock
70 administrator Of estate Of George Neitzy and re-
fe-ring causes 70 auditor.
Estate q Harriet c. Bradford; petition q Prank
J. Belts FOR an advance.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. June 2A-QuotaJious established by 10
Baltimore Fruit and PToouce Association urs a
fellows:
Butt ER-Creame-y, sepsratc- per b. ~ izi
tarion- b. 212i. prints. i.-lh- DcT Ii o6sS- do
lib. per h. 2ss2s; bloeks 2-lb. per p. 2IzS
dairy prints Maryland. Pennsylvania. and Virginia
Der h l6aI. Virginia and West VirErlA Store
sacksd. per 10. lsiz: Ohio. stor~packed. Der %.
si1 nearby. rolls. per ID. ls1 Ohio rolls pcT ID.
siz; West Virginia rolls. per ID. is1.
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania. and nearby rrstS
pSr doz.. q Eastern ShoTe. Maryland. and virginia
peT doz. 2 Western hrsts. pe- doz.. e: West w.
Eiria, pr doz-, a.
LIVE POULTRY-Old Sens. hesTT-EctEht. per ID.
sals; s7r.us chiCkeus. linz u lis and peI
h.. ElaZ2. do. small pr H. IsaeG: ducEs per lb.
II; DC. sLite Pckins. Dcr ID. p. spring ducks.
lhs and over. per 10 a; pigeons. young. per pair
s25; do. old, ~ pei-. .. guinea fowls. old. ssoh
x
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JACK JOHNSON wITHDRAws.
Refuses TO Meet Kaufman Before
ketcheu BOut.

New York. June 2f.-Without beating
around the bush. Jack johnson formally
declared off his proposed match with Al
kaufman to-day. He stated that he
would have no further dealings with
Kaufman's representatives in this city
and that he would not meet anybody for
the heavyweight championship before the
battle with Stanley Ketchen in October.
The Johnson-Ketchen fight will draw
an immense gate. and the moving pic
lures Of It viii prove wonderfully profit
able, said fight promoter to-day.
"Conroth does not want TO have anything
spoil such gold mine, so he Is behind
johnson in the latter's withdrawal from
all negotiations with Kaufman"
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WALL STREET NEWS
Majority of Issues Are Heavy
Throughout the Day.
SHARP SELLING NEAR CLOSE
Union Pacific Jumps Up 6I-z Points
Soon After Opening and Continues
Strong TntiI End-COmmoa shares
AlsO Give Evidence OF Strength.
Distribution of Assets Discussed.

New York. June 24-The movement oi
to-day's stock market was in some OF its
aspects unlike that OF The stock ex.
change session day before yesterday.
Tie market, taking in the majority Of
stocks. was. most of the day. heavy
Liquidation in il was not noucesb bic al
On the previous occasion, but after its
sharp rise OF yesterday the plain desire
was evident on the paFt Of trading spec
uiators to take profits
There was a dearth OF definite devel-
opments-alth0ugh there we're many ~
mors OF Sach-wh!ch made Z further rise
in values inevitable. and the plain con-
dition OF the market was such as 70 IN
duce operators for the fall 20 renew
Oace more their attacks
Il was in the action OF prices, after
this situation disclosed itself that the
similarity Of the market 10 that Of last
Tuesday was apparent
Sharp Decline at Close.
A rather sharp selling movement set in
early in the last hour Of BUSINESS. be-
ing seemingly another speculative drive.
or else Il may be a manipuiative effort
designed 10 depress quotations for the
purpose Of making purchases. but this
drive, Just as on Tuesday. failed 10
bring out stocks.
The prominent stocks once more
mounted 70 The highest figures Of the
day. and IL many cases the highest OF
the present week; and at these figures
the market closed.
The phenomenon meant, If il meant
anything. that the floating supply Of
stocks IN the market is stiH relatively
small. and that the market Is one which
gets Itself with surprising ease into an
ovedsold condition.
Union Pacific Strong.
OF course. the one sensational occur
renee OF the day vas a gross advance
shortly after the opening OF business OF
10 points in Union Pacific preferred
stock.
Union Pacific common stock was also
decidedly strong. and Al! This led 70 a
revival Of yesterdays remark regarding
the imminenCe OF some deal Affecting
the Union Paeihe common and preferred
shares.
The only actual light thrown upon this
prospective operation. or what was sup
posed 20 be such. we're rather more den
nlte stories than have hitherto appeared
20 the effect that in any distribution OF
the assets OF the Union Pacific company
the preferred shareholders viii be en-
titled 70 g considerably larger interest
than has hitherto commonly been thought
likely
WranEIe May Follow.
II Is not impossible that eventually the
lawyers Of contending factions ot stock
holders may nave 20 wrangle over the
question whether in any such distribution
Of assets the Union Pacific preferred
stock VIII be entitled 70 share. and. II
so. 20 what extent.
All that may be said upon the question
at this time is that Il IS highly doubtful
II any settled plan regarding The matter
has not been agreed upon. and that
there are a goodly number OF intelligent
people who believe that the claim OF the
Union Pacific preferred stock 10 an equal
share IN a possible distribution Is well
grounded
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NcW To-k lure 2a-Ste-ling contirued sr-onz
With rates a. yesterdays high leTel
RATES fg- actual business Gossd as folloES. Sixtv
dsys, 4ssa'4s.ss5o. demand. ssso6al ssI5: cahlss
AsS5lnA So. Conmercal bills were As5S f'r ninety
dayS AssaAsS for sixty days. Fiour. As: grain,
4s51
The suTp3y q grain ard ccston bis vas stiu
scarrr
Money On cal al ths stock exchange o1-ncd az
- per cent; high. .; low. -. closing. a pr
cent. Most & the days loans were made AZ IZ
prr cent
Tine Eoney vas u1changei Business vas liz-
tied and the general tone vas easy. with loans
tor shocrer periods izcludei 70 hs shsded 20 bsd
prizes Rates 2zziz pcr cent for siIty DAYS. "a
- per oeut for ninety days, So pe- ceut fu-
four months: 5a5E pcr cent fo- I've months: g<aszs
pcT sent FOR six mouths: 81 Der cert for seven
monlhs. aRd 81 for eirht mantha
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

ouOtatio7S furnished b ". B. HISss 4 Co
nenoers the Chicago Board q Trlds. HIbos
Builci1g- = Fifteenth street northwest
- CbicasD. June &-An advance IN TIE urice q
what at Liverpool caused strong opening II
the market here. Shorts were disposed 70 tzks
AdTautage q the previous days decline End Gov
cred al the start Tbs demand was soon sat
isaed and 90 renewed selling brought oct ~ the
favorable outlook fOr the new crop prices eased o.
Corn Was weak owiag % pro6t-takinS 70 ths
July delivery b. outside holders
Prices q oats az the opening were a shade hiEasr
70 = lower. With Juiy at 50 70 s0ss. Later that
option sold OF % &7s
Do. a. r--.rlsi,-.s rr.-a 49,
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Criminal Court No. 1.
JUSTICE GOULD

JUSTICE GOULD
United States Va JoSeph Arthur: h0usebrcaking
july seSpited. Attorney. Fountain Payton
United States IS Rolo ". Brown; false pre-
tenses; warrant e E1noFal FROM Eastern Dis-rict
q Pennsylvania Sled: ban hxed az G,0ol.
United states Vs- Jules NJ Waterbary false pre
lenses. bench warrant released "ocp" " bal increased
70 son. Attorneys. Biney 4 Dooaldson.
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Equity Suits.

I No 2SsSL Ohio Z. Peters rs. Hattie May Peters
ct a. divorce. Attorney L P. Harlow
No Z632 Harriet l. Ernsl "a Charles " Eyust
OF al divorce. Attorney c Alackey.
No G61 Mar N EntWistle 5. Edward
Redfern. trustee; 20 substitute tr-tse. Atto-ney.
H. S Welsh
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LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE.

sales-Resular czu y o'ciock noon
Washington Railway and Electric prrfsrred. IS a.
Si4. 70 AZ sols. 50 a. 902 % a. oO54. 50 Al ~
Washington Gas . a. 70 3 - @S. : AZ o.
3 AZ 20
United States Trust. 70 AZ l05s. a. ~
AfteT cail-LAnstoa. 100 az l5E5-
Following are the bid ard asked prices On yester.
days Washington STOCK Exchange:
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NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Negroes Sentenced for Mur-
der of Chicago Artist.
THREE WILL BE ELECTROCUTED
Henry Smith, Who Turned states
Evidence TO Be Tried in September.
Held for Alleged RObbery-AIrs.
Alice NJ. Figart Gets Divorce.

Alexandra News Agency. I26 South Royal street.
Alexandra, Va. authorized agents and ca1iers
foE The Washington Herald. The Herald viii be
delivered daily and Sunday to any address in
Alexandria for 20 cents a month.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ou0taficus furnished b " 3. HFbbs ca
n.smbers Of TIE New York suck Eychsnzs HibsI
B1ldlng 75 fnseeath street northwest.
CALL MONEY-sALES ny HOURS
Honey; O., IL; H., Iz; l.. IA; c. Is<.
shares 10 1l o. M ni.........-....2 2Gs2 2Ol
shares go Il m-....... 4O0 ~
SHIFTS 90 p m .-.-----.-..-. S32 90
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InUrgnff
NfechanIc,n Lien.

No. d754. Edward Thompson Company rs. Georgs
w Drew: iudqnent 9Iuniopal Court. Sol 50.
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William P. Lpssoub & Co. vS ". o. n soott
lOt 6. SQUARE "a. ss.lssG. Attorneys Wilson 4
/ Rarksiale
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CURB MAH-ET.

Quotstioas furnished hy v. B. Hibhs a %.
1emoers o. re Ssw Iork stock Ezc-auEs. Hibas
Buildlls : Fltteeuth streeL rorthrest
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NcW YORK. June H-WHEAT-firIers ncrs
active No. J. northern Duluth 70 arrive. lS6- No.
red. o. b.. old. IL; new. No. ? red. for end
August. 81 cents over Septenher; new f0r early
Scptenber, ~, Nc. 2 hard, New YORK. 2 q. B..
L32; No. !. naca-oui new crop for October. Los5s
No 1. Ma1ito5a. Z o. b. % arrive October Nogena-
bcr rs Exporters tock ten loads. part rev win
rer. VIA GuH p1rts. and part neE Durun sa6
Manitoba fog Octooes-
CORN-Weak. inactive. No . elevator. 81; Na
2 Z o. B.. spot =; No. . yellow. (. O B.. no1zs-
nal; No 2 white. Z o b.. noEasnal Exporters
took nothing New No. 2 December 10 Afarc1
RYE-stssdy and slow. No. ?. /, Q. b. s..
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While you think OF It, telephone your
want Ao. 70 The Washington Herald.
and bill viii be sent you at cent a word.
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Treasury FOrfeits to Commissioner,

Treasury forfeited 10 the Commissioners
yesterday. in the Departmental League.
by nonappearance.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. June A-BEEV VES-Recespts, iOs7
head: steady. Dressed beef dun, al sal0ss.
CALV VES-Receiprs gz5 head; steady. Veals Sseodr
at 65oa6oo' cills. 45oaG5o buttermilks. 400af 75,
dressed calves steady; CITY dressed rcal5 sssal3;
county dressed Veals. Skslisf dressed b-sfcrmilks
sac
SHEEP AND LA1IBS-Rccripts. 3s3o head; sc.
tive. sheep sold at 35oaa0O Per LOO lbss lambs.
Shs 3
HoGs-Receipes LIZ head; steady.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-25
WINS
Takes Suburban Handicap
by Seven Lengths.
ALFRED NOBLE RUNS SECOND
Hildreth Declares the EtheIbeFt Colt
the Best Thoroughbred He Ever
Owned-Purse Worth Only $4,000 10
the Winner, as Against $4,000
Last Year-ScOrpiOn Wins Last Race

New York. June 24-Fitzherbert a
splendid three-year-old colt by Ethelbert
-Morganatie. won the historic Suburban
Handicap, one mile and a quarter. at
.Sheepshead Bay to-day.
He ran in the name and colors OF s. c.
Hildreth. and came home in a breezng
sallop with z. Dugan tugging at the
reins all the way through the last fur
long. Yet. Fitzherbert covered the Sub
urban distance in 2:03 2-5. just two
hfths of a second slower than Ballot s
record for the race and track.
Fltzherbert, when he reached the
judges stand. was seven lengths in
front of Alfred Noble. while six lengths
back came Aadden's Fayette Trailing in
the ruck were Kings Daughter. Hill
dreth's Restigouche. and Fashion Plate.
who was pulled up after going a mile.
Fitzherbert's triumph was not unex-
pected. In California last winter be was
a great horse. Before he reached his
third birthday he won at mile In ] 81 %
with 124 pounds. In fact, after Fitzher-
bert won today. HEdreth declared that
he was the best thoroughbred he had ever
owned. not excepting King James. Fitz-
herbert was bred by Perry Belmont.
Fitzherbert's share OF the Suburban was
$4,000. as against $4,000 won by Ballot last
year.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-25
Orioles Keep on Winning

The blazing sun yesterday failed to put
stop TO the Orioles winning streak
They easily defeated the CoreoFen bows
S 70 3. Genia started things along with
home-run drive in the fourth inning
with the sacks populated. Score:
RHE
Corcoran Stars. 00e e0O0-s
BatteEies-TsylOC and r. Wnkersoas slarnass snd
O-@1rs
The Washington herald., 1909-06-25
Roanoke, 6, Portsmouth, I.

Portsmouth, Va, June 24-The Truckers
failed to break their losing streak this
afternoon, Roanoke winning easily by
to l. The Truckers played ustlessly in
the field. and were unable to hit REYNOLDS
Manager Shaughnessy, Of Roanoke. was
in the game this afternoon. showing evi-
dences Of having been IN the fight of yes
terday. Score: