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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-13
Around the
dice Station

While member of the Thirty
Seventh Volunteer Regiment, United
States Army. serving in the Philippines,
Chief of Detectives Leal strayed out
side the military lines in Tayabas,
Luzon, and was gobbled up by band
of Filipinos of General Callles' COM
mand. For four months Leal and his
two companions, one named Curtis,
travelled about as prisoners with the
band They were treated fairly well,
and finally were released and turned
over to the Scouts just before General
Cables surrendered
During this time Lieutenant Quinlan.
Fifth Cavalry, now of Schofeld Bar
racks, was in the Scouts, and was pur-
suing the band which had Leaf and his
companions in custody. The Scouts
chased hither and thisher trying to bag
the Filipinos, but were unsuccessful.
1t was a hard chase and difficult cam
paigning. Only a few days ago, when
Leal s name came up in discussion,
and his military service in the Philip
pines was mentioned, Lieutenant Quin-
Ian said he must have been one of the
men he and his Scouts tried TO rescue.
During this time Leal obeyed orders
and attributes his fair treatment TO
his common sense in this regard. He
picked up the dialect of the band he
was journeying with, and with others
that he picked up is able to talk with
five different speaking tribes OF the
Philippines. In addition he speaks Ha-
waiian and Portuguese, and all shades
of Spanish, from pure Castiilan TO the
Porto Riean, Mexican, South American
and Filipino dialects. He is one of the
most versatile linguists in Honolulu.
Peter Naval Charged.
Chief Leal yesterday entered two
charges against Peter Naval, the youth
full Hawaiian criminal who reigned SUI
preme for months as successful oper-
ater in day and night burglaries. He
is charged with burglary in the first
degree in the case of Tom Burning
hams house, which he entered and
plundered at night, and with burglary
in the second degree in the case of the
robbery at Mrs. Douglas residence on
Kapiolani street in the daytime. He
will be brought before Judge Andrade
this morning.
Ottmyer Had a Load.
Fred Ottmyer, the sawed-off German
who spends most of his time behind
prison walls for petty thievery, was ar
rested early yesterday morning In
Thomas Square. He had three coats,
two pairs of trousers, couple of hams
4 10 4 {o%i
of plumber which the police know he
stole. O5tmyer used to wait until the
milkman had visited houses in the early
hours of morning and when the coast
was clear would drain the pals. He
was caught one morning on Hotel street
last year just after he had drunk the
contents of three pals and was sneak
ing away with a gallon can of milk.
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The immigration movement into Can
ada from the United States, for March,
was the largest for many years.
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KEEP THIS IN MIND.

Bowel complaint is sure to be preva
lent during the fruit season. Chamber
lain s Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoes
Remedy gives prompt relief. For sal'
by all dealers, Benson, Smith & Co.
Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
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CHAPTER VIII.
The Labor of Mr.. ArdmOre.

While he waited for Miss Jerry Danger
field to appear Mr. Thomas Ardmors read
Tor the first time the Constitution OF the
United States. He had reached the gov
ernor's ONCE early. and. seeking diver
sion. he had picked up q small volume
that bore some outward resemblance to a
novel. This proved. however. TO be John
ston's American Politics." and he was
amazed TO find that this diminutive work
contained the answers to a great many
questions which had often perplexed him.
but which he had imagined could not be
answered except by statesmen or by men
like his friend Griswold, who spent their
lives in study.
He had supposed that the Constitution
OF a great nation like the United States
would Ill many volumes. and be couched
in terms bewildering and battling; and 1t
was perhaps the proudest moment IN Mr..
Ardmore's life when. in the cool and
quiet OF the May morning, In the historic
chambers OF the governor Of North Caro-
lima, Il dawned upon him that the charter
OF American liberty filed hardly more
space than the stipulations for q yacht
race or a set OF football rules; and that,
moreover, he understood the greater part
OF It, or thought he ala. Such strange
words as "attainder'' and "capitation" he
sought out in the dictionary, and this
also gave him q new sensation and thrill
OF pleasure at finding the machinery OF
knowledge so simple. He made note Of
several matters he wished TO ask Girls
void about when they met again; then
turned back into the body Of the text and
mad read as far as Burr's conspiracy
when jerry came breezily In. He expert
enced for the first time IN his life that
oosession OF guilt which sinks IN shame
tne ONCE boy who is caught reading a
dime novel. Jerry seemed to tower above
nim Ike An avenglng angel. and though
her sword was only parasol. her words
out deep enough.
,Meli' you are taking It pretty coolV'
IakinR what2" faltered Ardnaora
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Girls Portioa-Butssznus street., ps- o, trasti
Charles T. McKcunsy Ct uz to Edward L.
Secdnger. so
Gir.s' porticn-Butteru1t srost. D1r q a tact.
Edward L seckinse- % Annie T. NcKsnnsy.
SO
Widows NHte-Loss Is. II. aad Is Lz.As- A.
sEaTtzeil % Harry Wa7dnhn and ThODl' P
Estate Of william Holmead-s0uth q square ssz7.
lot IS; Harry B. Wilson and Hsuy WGrdman
20 Arthlr L. Murray. SO
Addition TO lie DrOit Park-Lot ls2 biook 2;
joseph B. Bowling ct TX. to Wade h Fleming
Addition to Le Droit PErk-Lot AS. block g Same
10 Frsderic Z. Hodge and Lena A. Murray. so
O1kview and Rosedale-Lot ). IN block 9: Mary C.
de Grafenried- 20 John L. Warren. SO.
Ozkvlew and Rcecdale-Lot 5 IN BECK 81 John
l. Warroa Ct TX. % Margaret Il. Wentworth.
wcodley Purh-Lot e., In block Is, Lewis E Brsun-
inger e TX % Walter 8. Roye-. so
Ninth and New YCTk avenue uoTthweSt-Squars &c.
part d original lot u; John r Mclean e. u
20 John T, Mesny, so.
2ZS2 Georgia avenue. Mount Plsaant-Part q iot
&c. IN Jezs5 B. Haws' Subdivision; Margaret T.
McIlveel % Michael Denarco and Colombia Or
colo Demarco. so.
Pctworth Additlon-Lot IS. IN Block ios; Chrries
g. Lynch e III. to Carrie B. VINE, SO
E street southeast between Third and Fourth
square "a. lot 10: Charles u. si1e- ct " to
'FlNlba " ENsaALAIHJ AAa NrlllN M 49,
Hillhrcok-Souare 5oT. lot 50; Suburban Homes
Company 70 Annie T. Goddard. SO.
White Haven ST. Philip. and Jacob-Lot S. n
block j; John Il. Binsted 70 William Il. Binstsd
ot uL 3.
Moore & BaTbours Second Addition to Washing
ton--Lot Co. IN block s; Edwin p Brink 70 @
Grant Bigham. SO
B street northwest between Einth ara Tputh-
Square Sei. lot 70; Pearl G. selhy 70 sOl0maa
Davis, SO.
Fourteenth ard streets southwcse-sQuHls 40
original lot 3; Joseph Schi1man Ct " 70
Isldor Gr0mEr Gt al. so
Long MeldOWs-PArt Of a trnct; ThunAs p. Ms
Certhv % joseph s. Tyre So
Fort1nS Enlarged-Pari a lot 2 "a Stcnsy's sub
division; Matthias II. Hurter % Anno Guy, SO
Mattiugly Tract-SQuaro Gs5. lot So: Harry B. VIII
son ard Harry Wardman 70 Herbert !. L.
Allen. SO
Georgia avenue northwest, between Decatur ard
Cnttent0n streets-SQuaro On let Is. Is. Fran
els saul e. w, ct al 70 Venon Z Ksisa-.
qTo0
10 EleTcnth street nEthEest-soua-u sls. lot 4;
William g. Silence e az. 70 Eue :. stmn1s
SO
Fortuus Enlarged-Psrt q lot > IN NJ +. stisk-
ney's Subdivision; Annie Guy TO John VI. slsds.
SO
stotts Psrk-suuarc 800. lots 2 and z; Fas stotts
Pax Realty Company to John L. BArnes N0
Fortune Enlarged-L0t 2. IN 6ticsnsys nbdiTlsi01l
John ". 6lado ct ux- 70 Matthias u. Hmtsl
EA
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verdict FOR plaintiff. Fisinetfrs attorney, r. g
Huidekoper; defendants attorneys, r. p Perry b
Son and G. H. Dunlop.
No. ns1 United States az rel. Tndsnsn Trun
COMPANY Vs speir Of al; referred 70 auditor.
Plaintiffs attorneys, Wilson & Wilsoni defendants
attorhegs. p. Walker ard J. J. Darling.o-.
No @I0. Frazier Is. District Of ColuniblAi YER
dict Tor plaintiff FER 500 Plaintiffs attorneys. J.
B. Archer and J. L. SMITH defondant'I atsOrneT.
L. II. Thomas
No. 5G72 Winters. aaninist1ltos, u. Brennan
Construction Company; cause diSrnissef for want Of
prosecution. Plaintiffs attorneys. Q. 7. Render
and Wolf & Rosenberg: defendznt's attorneys. Ham
lton. Colbert. Yerkas & Hamilton.
No. 5lSo. Brown rs. Capital Traction CoupanT;
trial Plaintiffs attorneys. Tucker & Ks1yon;
defendant's attorneys. Il. R. PerTy Son and e.
7. Dunlop
Assignments for today
No g, IeKniEht Va Capital Trnctiuu Company.
Plaintiffs attoTneys. Browning q BGrys dCiad-
ants attorneys, Perry & Son. and Dunlop.
No 80. Cotton Is Palmer. Plaintiffs attorney,
5illeTs; defendants attorney. NeEmeyer.
No. ~. Wilson vs.. Snow. Plaintiffs attorney.
caIuGi defendants attornsyA Darlington & Mat
tngly.
No 81. Redmond Va. Parsons Plaintiffs atsor-
ney. DonaldGoui defendants attorneys. Tucker 8
Kenyon
No s. Elliott rs. Langley. Plaintiffs nttorney.
Lambsr; DEFENDANTS attone5s Hooling & Pecls.
No s. Turner Is Townsend Paiutif's attor-
nsys. Douglas 4 Douglas and MATHEWS; defend
ants attorney. Lambert
Nc. So Rcdman vs.. Bryan Ct a. Plaintiffs at
torncy, Sinclair; cefendant's attorney. Davis
No g. Tyss0wsd Ct al. "a smith CO. Plain
nh attorneys. Nath- anc c. p. Wuson; defend
ants attorneys. RalstOn s siddons and WoFthizg-
ton
No. s3 Burdine ~ shaw. PLAINTIFFS Ettorzcy,
Forrest dafendant's Attorusy Hinlard-
circuit Court No. 2.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
fendant 70 employ new counsel within te1 dsys.
Plaintiffs attorney. W z. AndrewE
No tS5Z3 Benjamin Va BruS; plIintid oalod Gnd
suit dismissed. Plaintiffs attorney. J. B. GrsonI
deiendants attorneys Ralst0n & stdt0nA
Assignments fot to-day;
No 5l675 AIcHon 20 81. n. Orouse. PlainHIg
attorney MAther; defendants attorney, Davis.
No los Morris "a Stnbblsfeld Banking and
Trust Company. Plaintiffs EttoneyS Ambroso q
5tutler: defendants attorney, Boyd
No. "A. Jekyll " Chesapeaks ard southGru RsIl-
way Company. Plaintiffs Attorney. Gsss: defend
ants attorney, Darlington.
No. e. Moynihan -. Provfdcnos Hosratai- Plain
uhs attorneys. johnson. Gates. and Wilson; d.
PENDANTS attorney. Hamilton
No IS McCloskey vs. Fuller Co q a. Plain
hh's attorney, Hayden; dsiendA1t's attorneys, Du-
val, Mckenney & FlannerJ.
No IL Parsons Is. Gordon. Plaintiffs attornsJ
Giesy; defendants attorney, Lester.
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
Estate q ECandA L NJ. Kinney; crder g-antinr
letters tsstansntAy; bond, Go0 Aeo-nsy, ". J.
Lambert.
BstAts Of BlrtholunSw ThOntou. order granting
letters q adnlnist-LtlOni bad. 500 Attorney, "
J. IA nbRt-
Estats q John r. GrIhaa; pcsr.oa f1~ lstts-s
tes.a1neutary. ATTORNEY. J. 2. Larnsr.
Estate q John r.. GrhArn: petition for isttrz
testamsrtary. Attorney, J. 3 LErns-.
Estate Of Clemsntne n Bartlett. ruis % show
cause.
Estate Of Peter Kline; order F-autinz Letters Of
administration @ L q. Attorney @ =. DiggA
Estate q Blanoae T. D7Fyerj PETITION fer Letters
Of administration. AttornsyS KAny,ss & AIe-l-at.
II Re Sallis A Belt q a.; order APPOINTING
guardian; bond. S.ooa Atas-vnya. n f. AfAnEzn
ard Ralph GiYG1.
In 70 Emma A. BraguniGI cider fcF reimburse
ugut and increased Allowances AttoEney, Il L
Franc.
Estate q Pests A. Cleveland, order sss-aIsssaS
carsst
Estate q Georvs W HAzza-a; o-dsr rrzntfz
letters o. administration; bod 500 Asoznsy.
P. Z. johnson
In n Howard @ wE1i Gsss q trisl Confined
70 November IS
Estate q james BE-Eyi WI dated Dsssnber !,
1900. fled
Estate q Arthur C. e-iosi pSs5Hoa for listers
q adminisUattcR Attorney z P. Mora
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CEN. KIMBALL,s FUNERAL.
BODY VIII BE Buried in Arlington
with Simple Ceremonies.

body VIII he CURED In Arlington
with Simple Ceremonies.
Arrangements for the funeral OF Brig.
Gen. Amos S. Kimball. retired. distin-
guished officer OF the auartermaster's de-
partment who died suddenly on Sunday
morning at his residence. 1923 Belmont
road. Of heart disease, win be completed
this morning. 1t has been decided the
body be inferred in Arlington Cemetery.
The family requested that the simplest
ceremonies be observed.
Gen. Kimball was sixty-nine years old,
and apparently had been in good health.
He left a wife and four chiidren-Maj.
Amos w. Kimban quartermaster, United
States army. stationed IN New York City;
Crazy Kimball. Of Chicago; Mrs. w. f.
Abercromble, wife OF Col. Abercrombie
Of the Twenty-ffth Infantry, and Mrs
Edgar Russell. wife Of Maj. Russell. OF
the Signal Corps.
Gen. Kimball entered the army as a
member OF the Ninety-elghth New York
Volunteer Infantry IN tho civil war. He
became a quartermaster in the regular
army in 1854 and was retired as a briga-
der general In 1902 Ia the war with
Spain he was the army depot quarter
master in New York
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IDENTIFICATION PLANS.
Photographs of Emigrants Ordered
by Japanese Government.

by Japanese Government.
George II. Scidmore. American consul
at Kobe. Japan. has reported 20 the
state Department that the Japanese au-
thorities have recently put IN force regu-
lations for the better identification OF
emigrants destined TO the United States.
Under these regulations an intending
emigrant is photographed by the polics
officials at his place Of domicile and a
duplicate print is forwarded TO the police
officials at the part OF departure for the
United States. After being examined by
an American medical officer. those ad-
vised that they are free from any dis
ease are bathed and disinfected and put
on board ship. One hour before sailing
passports. together with duplicate photo
graphs. are handed to the emigrants.
These photographs are taken UP by the
police officers aboard ship. The impress
of thumb marks is also required upon
passports.
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Crfminn1 Cnnrf 70. Il

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Ne 81. United States "a Rosoos Jzcksont
ho1sahrsaking. motion for new tai alex. Defend
ants attorneys Jones & Truitt
No. 0E5. United STATES u. GeorTe Caristothelo-
TiGTerss assault dangerous weapon recognizance n
s. oD With John J. Alnahnn, tako1-
Assignment fer to-6ayt
United States u. Brucs Bats
Uuitrd Stats TS. Alberta Red
United States "a Edw, DsohnsaA
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circuit Court No, 2,
CriminaI oourt 10. g.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Nc. 9sls United States ~ Ke-by Jones; houss-
breaking and laroeny; verdict guilty. Defendants
attorney, @. IS. Owen.
No 457S. United States ~. Joseph Reede-i a.
Uanlt dangerous weapon. plea guilty. serteaeed 70
Workho1se for Ex moathS Defendant'S Gttoruey.
s ID. Truftt.
No 1s5l3. Unitsd States N. Ecgsns Mon-osi as
sault dangerous Veap0n. PEA guilty, Sentenced 70
al for eleven months and t~snu-uins dGy1
Assignment for today.
United States "a Tho1Es AEzay ard HaznlbaI
Haistock
United States ". John ButieE
United States "a Thomas BAN
United States u. John Lewis
United States IS Samuel R. LsaA
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Equity Court No. 2.



/ No 1854 Caplan Bennett et a.; decree rro
oonieso confirmed and trustee appointed % sell;
bond. s. so Plaintiffs attorneys. Leppsr & Gusack
No. $50. Barnard a. a. vs. johnson &c: sub
stiute trustee appointed. Plaintiffs attorneys Bar
nArd & johnson
Loan Association recaiTer authorized 20 release
certain property. Plaintiffs attorney. ". A
Johnston
No. 2s3s7. Bsrlsdale executor, VI Moran e Al.
order sustaining exceptions % auditors repo-t
APPEAL noted. Plaintiffs attosneys Wilson & Barks-
dale defendants attorneys N. J. Colbert J. X.
II. Norton. r. White, and II. =. Davis
Nc. SECS. Westerasld vs. Westerfeld st a.: bin
dismissed.
No gii2 Han vs. Han: argued and slsuitt,d.
Plaintiffs attorney. J. 3. Green, defendants a.
toTneys, c. Darlington and W. r Ambrose.
No &o9& Fisher rs. BrinkcrhoG; argued and
submitted Plaintiffs attorney. W. A. Johnston:
defendants attorneys slemnn & Lcrrh.
No. 2ts5. Marshall ". MARSHALL trustees 70 ssl
appointed; bond. $500 Plaintiffs attorneys.
Douglas. Baker s Sheriff.; DEFENDANTS attornoy.
6. G. Gertman.
No. sses2 Eisnssr W. Mitted. Plaintiffs atsu-.
ney. Z. A. Jones: d6endant'S attorneys. Ralstcn &
SiddCns and c. II. Merilat.
Nc. 2Ssss. DIrren vs. Blakensy ct sI demurrer
sustained. Plaintiffs attorney. z L Giss; de-
PENDANTS attorney +. G. Dutt0n.
No. &7i2 National Tribune Company ". Hol-
land Of a.: appearance Of absent defendant o.
ucltl LAallOu AlllLucgs n. h lnuma3s oc-
PENDANTS attorneys J. J. Darlington and L C.
Williamson
No 27O. Williams Williams; divorce Frsuted.
Plaintiffs attorney, F. Peyton; defendants at
torney R D. QuintsT
Assignments for to-day:
No. CO. Dawson vs.. Dawson Plaintiffs attorney,
Darlington; defendants attorney Psnnehaker.
No, 81. Bray Va BRAY. Plaintiffs attorney,
Tsylor; defendants attorney. Darlington.
No. G. Sanford IS District Of Columbia Plain
-
Thomas.
No. g. Crawford Va RaborV- Plaintiffs sttor-
neg. Lambert
Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT
No DeN Pollen Is Capital Traction Company;
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District Court.

JUSTICE sLAVEORD.
No So IN 70 opening o. Gnsy n sQuETs rs;
hearing.
No SA United 6tzta " 40 P0unds. movs or
les. q Shsled Peanuts judgment 81 condemnation.
No az Ia ne 5anaage account % change q
grade; compensation Of eonrissioa fixed q. SO per
dav.
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When you have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement to The Wash
ington Herald, and bill will be sent you
at cent q word.
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Equity Suits.

No 8sL Ralph P Barnard. tustea. ". r
Harrison Johnson, treasurer; % substitute trustee
Atto-evs. Ba-nard & JohnsSo
/ No. 2s5S. Elizabeth B. Front-oy st al IS Peter
/ P. Lucas; partition AttoTney q. W Wheailey.
| 40. 2SS5a. Elizabeth B. Frontroy e. a. - Adiie
I Daley e. ST.; quiet tits Attorney. II. u. Wheat.
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DISTRICT COURTS
Court OF Appeals.

Assignment f0r Tuesday. October L. 1897
Special calendar.
No / DUEen u Ths District Of Columbia
Plaintiff attorney c. T. Diggs; defsndEntG At
No Fleming vs.. The District Of Columbia.
Plaintiffs attorneys. 7. Z. Jones and u. T, CEnk.
scaiesi dCfendant's attorney. E. b. ThomaG
No simmons IS Palmer Appellants a.
tornEys. A. II. Bell and A. vs.. LeEinsaleri ap-
pelles's stto-1ey, Stuart Mcnamara
No & Commissioners q Patents Va Omitted
States eI re-. LindmRde. ADDelinnt's attorneys.
F. A. Tenant and W. s. RuSEmRn; Eppellce's at
torneys. d. J. Harding, Z. D. Busser, and G. r.
Harrison
No, $ jackson W. The United Stated Appel.
lsnts attorosyA p. J. RYAN and J. B. ATahsf. T.;
aIpoIloo's attorney. d. ". Baker
No G United States " West AuD61EutS at
torDeys. p. W. Baker ard T. II. Thomas ap-
peilso's attorney. 3. l. GasunS
No I. Ricaartson, &C. ~ Reeves q a. Ap-
pellants' attorneys T. l. Jedords. J. sIlonou, ard
J. T. Hunter appeiless' EttorneyL II. sc7sbcrTsT
ard B. n. schwartz.
Nos and - Commissioner q Patents ~.
Heavy Ct a. Appellants attorney. :. q Adkins;
HpDelles's attorneys, c A. DouglAA = q Bay
den. and II Baley.
No. g. Parish IS HedssS Arpeuazts Gtturnsys,
I. Robinson ard Holmes ConrSd.
No. 10 Ziukhan. &c. rs. LinsWsaTgr. Plain
IDS attorneys d. ". Baker snd z e ThonGsi
defendants attorney. w. A. Cco-ha
Equity Court No. L.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
40. E75o Robinson vs. Hewitt rrSIencs 10
auditor. Plaintiffs attorneys Rslson & sidions
DEFENDANTS attorneys. Br1ndGnbIrE & Bundc1burE.
No Sis Barker u Barker refsrenco to exam
ioer. Plaintiffs attorneys, J, L. Horrigan and J.
Easby-Smith; defendants attorney. :. A. Burkart.
No. Gol. HarTigau vs. PtIz: title vested 10 plain
til by adverse possession Plaintiffs attorneys, N
J. Colbert ard H W sohOn-
No 26SS Fountain "a Browning tims % take
testimony limited. Plaintiffs attorney. W A..
Coonbe; dsfendants attorney. John Ridout
No. Ei2- BRYANT vs. PlUmmer; time 20 take
testimony limited. Plaintiffs attorney, John Bid
cut defendants attorney. ". Q. Balder.ou-
No. zn5. Gwyder ". Gor3on; rule returnable
October Is, lN9
Assignments for to-day:
No q. Yegen vs. Dallas o. al Plaintiffs at
toTDeys Hamilton. Colbert. Yerkes s Hamilton
defendants attorneys Worthington. Baker. and
Loushrzn-
10. 81 Cumano IS Cumsno Plaintiffs att0--
Pollard.
No. g. Warner ct al. ~ Palmer ct al. Attor-
noys Barnard & johnson and Warner, II.
No. IS. Besimear IS Nicaols CO a. Plaintiffs
attorneys, MILAN Smith; defOndants' attorneys
Wilson & Bazksdaie.
No. 81. burroughs ~ Smith e. al. Plaintiffs
attorneys. Lee q Williams dcfcndants' attorneys
MILAN Mckee
No 50 Austin vs.. Austin. Plaintiffs atto-nsy,
Howard. defendant attorney. Guf
No. a. Jones vs.. Jones Plaintiffs sttuneJs
Pugh & Peyssr; DEFENDANTS attorney. Jones
No. IS Dy@ - Faulkner. Plaintiffs Attorney
Barnard & johnson; DEFENDANTS attorneys Giss &
Barnard
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Lawsuits.

/ No. 5o0S Burch & Kleps vs, DahneT smith; ap-
| peal. Defendants attorney. NJ. T. Clizhsca.ss.
No 5[09. Chaplin Brown, trustee, ". William
]. Wallace. formerly trading McGT Wallace:
! judgement Municipal Court. s4S. Attorney. J. P.
| Earnest
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No Ds& Pollen "a Capital traction couSaa
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, May 16, l p. m--The market for Amer
lean securities quiet and irregular, with unir-
portant price changes Last quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16
WEEKLY STOCK CHANGES.

Saturday. Saturday. Net
! May s. May 10. changes
New-York tribune., 1909-05-16
UNITED STATES RUBBER REPORT.

The United States Rubber Company reports y. IL
the year ended March 81. gross sales OF S4o.#0,-s
a reduction of S6.292 So from the preceding 80.
and net sales OF SCI 7S51, loss OF S,s'LU0- - -.
income statement shows that while OWING 20 -. -
general commercial depression the volume OF - -
decreased earnings from operations nave oe
sufficient. for the payment OF the resIl~
per cent dividend the first preferred - -
6 per cent on the second preferred. leaving d -
plus Of 81 COS. 7l5 for the year In view OF -
conditions this has been deemed by the dreceO- =
proper time TO make n substantial charge Lo' -
probation against properties plant account
securities owned. and have made a cnaIse aa'
surplus OF 81 S54,S90 -, AZ
Inventories OF manufactured goods are 49, 49, ~
figures considerably below the present Oos,a.
manufacture, and crude rubber and raw hldte- hs -
on hand at figures below the market Ps.I ~ ~
March 81 While sales for the last year s-v -Sl-
the number Of customers increased Inc CCDis -est
has created an issue Of 100000 colalers1l = 20 as
bonds of which Sl5 OO0 900 have been sold s ~
being reserved for future requirements. - ne
the proceeds there have been called ana pA ,,fss
I -nfted States Rubber Company IuIldlHs, ,.Ls,t-
of SSOOOOOO and the Boston Rubber ShOo - - az
ures OF $450O00O the remainder beng 1,bbar
working capital All II the plants or tho At .at1-
Goods Manufacturing Company have 0een .ssx
tanned in excellent condition. and IN many 80
extensive improvements and additions haVs 80
made There are 500 United StatsS -
stock ckhoIders an increase OF 1.055 durins the Ss-