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New-York tribune., 1909-07-03

4 quiet market, but with q generally firm under
tone prevailed on the Consolidated Exchange
Union Pacific sold high as 1G5, comparing with
top price the Stock Exchange or 1875; ana Il
failed to get under 1914 against 1915 the other
board A number Of the other standard Issues re-
corded higher quotations for the day than were
reached on the other exchange, among them SOUTH
eru Pacific 1921. against 1321s AmalgaTnated Cop
per So against s2Ts; Smelling s3ls. against So and
St Paul 80 against 15424- Third Avenue and west
ern Maryland were the features Of the speciaIIy
r,rorD and both were under heavy selling pressure
earl, in the day. AT the lowest levels reached
covering however. developed, which prevented thelr
touching quite low figures as were registered Oh
the stock Exchange. Third Avenues bottom price
was I6IL against 10 the other board, and west
ern MaryIand's 9s. as against s5s- The day tota4
business, approximating 5000 shares was ulst.io
1,fed among stxty-one different issues. Detailed
operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET-Money on call opened at rs
per cent; highest per cent; lowest, "a per cent;
last loan. Is per cent: closing, -<4lzs per cent;
ruling rate Ia per cent Time money was in lin
tied demand Rates, per cent Tor sixty days
elLG21S for ninety DAYS, 2l2a3 for four and five
months, S.q3la for six months, 80 for January
maturity and 3lzd32s for February Mercantile
paper came into the market with Increased free
dom Rates 31sd4 per cent for sixty 10 ninety
days indorsed bills receivable 3lz4 per cent for
choice four to six months single and AZ for
others less well known
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The foreign exchange
market opened steady, with cables quoted at 1883
"a $50 demand sterling at 4SS0G+SSl0 ana sixty
day bills 4s5s0a4 $3.50 eShort francs were 5l59s
less lie and short Teichsmarks 95lA. The market
held steady IN the day, with rates practically IN
changed from the opening. Gables quoted at
zSSs564 $50 demand sterling at ASs15IASS10 and
sixty-1ay bills at ! 4S660d4 $50. Short francs held
around 515ss less 1-1s and short rechsmarks 95l2g
ST. plus 1-32 Business was quiet
I1anlrars. rnsted rates NEare fnllnENs.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

, ,t . Closing. wHEAT-Spot-No -: q:
vsster1 winter nominal: futrues steady july x s1os
Sso,s-,ber IS T4td. December. IS 6t.d - si.d;
stss5~ new American mixed tvia GalVest9ul' prAS
IfTrss ulI: September. - 3D. Oc5o6er % nstsnts
LutuLSS Ifs stea5v "a cad FIOUR-Winter 70 80
ts 9,ss HOPS in London (Paclnc Coastl ifnsS77E
20 So RF,F,FF-E,xtra India cul s5s ~ C,5t
Prime mess western strong. Dos HAASSlJo J % 10
BACON-C,unlberlst C~-; -esr
~ 9rn SIS short 16 10 - 70 hrl o5s .issr mid
rnf5iles light 2S - n firm o-s oI s BACKS
Ssavv * 10 10 n irm. 61s Cd snort - frn.
rs - 90 b arm Cd. clear bellies - 20 % 70 KS
81 STiOTI DERS-SguaTe. II to IS ID nlH
SPn-Prime western in terces quiet S,iSn SSs, dnsss
45 :, rafIs dull 5Ss Oh. CEEESEe s-sady
sJts md coIored new steady. 5ss DO wsl1e yPrfns
es. 10 coI1red old. steady Us 20 steady SSs
os 9Ss "a RPENTIN f,s0ns&
TfSsSTrI-Couulon steady Ss ID = -
stsady 7Sd. LINSEED O1L-f@uieLs -oA -
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston, &c and 1Oc dis
count: Chicago. par; San Francisco, sight PIC.
telegraph SC premium. New Orleans, commercial
s515Oc discount bank 81 premium; Charleston,
buying par. selling 1-10c premium; St Louis, 45c
premium bid. 55c premium asked.
BANK CI.EARINGS-N York, exchanges
$50 0ssIIs balances 557o Gag; Baltimore, exchanges
se522250 balances Se459lo Philadelphia, exchanges
So s So balances 81 $50 AL Boston exchanges $0-
s7s SIS. balances H,570644; Chicago exchanges $53,
o5s. .z53, balances 81 S5I. OIL.
SILVER MARKET.-Commercial bar silver, 5i7sc.
Mexican silver dollars. SIC Bar silver in London
closed at 255sd. unchanged.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, $50; Lisbon, 1125.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 2C1k.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

In the market for outside securities speculation
continued quiet. with price changes confined 10
small fractions. An easier tendency developed in
few of the mining stocks, but this was partly
offset by firmness in other quarters. Ohio Copper
continued strong and active. La Rose Consolidated
ruled strong at it's highest price Alaska Mines
fell &c and Goldield Daisy &c. American Light
and Traction common made a further gain of
point. Chicago Great Western was off T. Third
Avenue new stock was slightly firmer. Bonds were
dull and about unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
INACTIVE STOCKS.

Tho following were the last actual sales and the
closing quotations fer stocks In which there were
10 transactions yesterday the New York stock
Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
Total sales of bonds. s4.715. 900.
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
Maturing 19O9'22
FURNISHED by Swartwout & ArpenzelIar n, Ao Pima


Name Maturity r,t4 At, LApiroS
Am Cigar p March 10, 1911 ...... 90 gga 4 40
DO c, March 10. 1912...-....... Os qss. a "a
Am Tel d Tel p c, January 1910 . IOO% lG67P NJ
- o1St Line c March, l90......10OZ 1919 s25
~ y 6, June I9il l0l 3 lJ1&t 40
General Rubber Az c, July 1915 =. g4I, a5l ~
Gulf & Ship Island c. April l. 1911 100 102 < 90
Interborough r T c, March q ~
do May 1911 911..-.-.-..........1O4 Io4I5 Ok
Kansas city r & / 6 p c. Sept 1912 100 1003s %
Keystone T Co OF p p C March 1910 100 K Ok
steer . ? C. March. 1910. g94 100
l. & N February, 1910. 1005s 1OO7s 3 40
Louisville & Nash 3 p C, March 1910 .10 u IOfa 0a
Michigan Central February. 1910 1OOa I005s r. N
MINI & ST L c. February, 1911 90k 100 & 90
n Y c q II r p c. February 1910 ..lOOas lGOTk 2 5O
do equipments c. Nov 1eO9-I9 4sses to so basis
n 7. n II & II } . C. 1893 =. 1OOIs
Norfolk Norfolk & Western c. May. 1910. l01 1918 $50
Public Service Corr Nov. 1909. .1O09s 1909 500
- l" ~ NJ a. r b g April !. l9l2.... 30 101 SEQ
- II q, ; r . ? G. January. l9l1..---. 90 99A
40 AZ ? G. FEBRUARY. 1912 -....-...- 9d = % $50
Southern Railway 9. Feb. 1910 ..1OO% 1O0M ? 90
do called c. November 19O9... 3ltes 10 295 basis
. c, June lbl@ -102tA 1O3h
Westinghouse Z & N p c. Aug 1910 1904 i5fI 81 SO
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03

fDEEIsN ADNEA l[AIAtAL@4.-N-elII L4I1LISg II
London szGl per cent: open market discount rate
for short bills * per cent; long bills is per cent
Berlin discount rate. 2ik per cent Paris discount
rate Ia per cent Paris exchange London, %
francs l9 centimes; Berlin exchange London, 20
marks zsIk pfsnnigs. Bar gold, rs Cd
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-Britis consoIs for
money, s45z per cent Tor the account sIas French
reHtes. 81 francs ez1z centirleA
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
ew York New York

London July 2 4 p m-The market for Amer
tcar. securities inactive and steady. with
strength in the Hartman shares Last prices fol-
I'm
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds. compared with Thurs
days:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03

PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles d. Barney &C Co.. 25
street York. No. 122 4th street.
PhIadepha.)
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03

CHICAGO CLOSING STOCKS.
IMPORTS OF DRYGOoDs.

Imports and marketiHgs Of drygoeds 'his "s7A'
COMPARISONS. were as follows:
This week Last week Lass "a ~ ~
S2.2S6.6St $50 20
LA 1o,a rHa5rEstings -. 2SS427T :. i66Si-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
CopartnerShip Dissolution.
Financial Proposals.

TO THE HOLDERS OF
Seven per cent Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
Sealed proposals for the sale Of one Hundred Thou
Dollars value CT the Seven Per cent SINKING
Fund Gold Bonds Republic DistiilinE Company due
March 1915. received the office OF Republic
IistfIllnc No 40 Exchange Place. New York
City. before l. 1909. and those offered At
the lowest price, exceeding. however par with
VIII be accepted and paid for on the
first day Of September, 1903
REPCBLIC DISTILLING COMPANY.
Bv y. E D. HCGGINS. President.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

coupon or registered.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
DiUidend Notices.

AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY
80 Church Street New York. June oath 1909
The Board Directors this day declared a quarterly
dividend and three-q per cent upon the
preferred capital payable July 21s 1903 TO the
preferred stockholders Of record the close OF busi
mesa on July 9Th 1909 Checks viii be mailed
Transfer books preferred stock VIII close at
?. n. July 9th. 1909. and reopen July 22nd. 1909
6 T CALLAWAY. Secretary.
THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
RAILROAD COMPANY
CONSOLIDATED
Broadway. New York, June Sd 1909
The Board OF Directors has this day declared semi
annual dividend OF TWO AND ONE-HALF PER CENT
f2LGb the Preferred Stock OF this Company. pay
July 18th 1903 stockholders OF record on June
2e
The transfer Preferred stock viii close
26th. and viii the morning OF
JULY eth 1909 STEPHEN LITTLE. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03
BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

sells cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03

02.47o Total sales.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-13
SEES ROOSEVELT And TAFT
Champ Clark Gives His Views Be-
fore Michigan Students.
Declares Democrats viii Have MA.
jority Of 100 in the Next House
OF Representatives.

Ann Arbor. Mich. Nov. Champ
Clark. minority leader Of the House OF
Representatives. in an address before loo
students IN University Hail. said Roose-
welt Will be back in the United States
running against Taft for the nomination
for President.
1t will be the hottest time in a Re
publican convention since tie defeat Of
Grant he declared.
Il am sick and tired OF AldrlCh and
Rhode Island running the United States"
continued Clark There are more brains
than manners in the House The man
ners belong to the Senate In fact, there
is not much else than manners IN the
Senate"
In an interview Clark said. ''The next
House OF Representatives will have a
Democratic majority OF 100. Why not?
The House was Democratic by over $50
after the Dingley tariff bin was passed,
and heaven knows this bin Is much
worse. In fact, Il is the worst ever
passed
Il continually hear the threat that
unless the present members of the House
are defeated for nomination Republicans
viii vote for Democrats. The trip OF
Taft has made little or no difference
with the views Of the people They were
promised a lower tariff and the promise
was disregaTded, so the Republican party
will have 20 pay for il. There is a wide
difference in opinion as to whether Taft
is really sincere in his desire 20 carry
out the promises OF Roosevelt"
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Gordon ct NIX. to Oliver W. Hea;wo'e and WIZ
fam l. Punk. $50
G. street northwest. between Thirteenth ard -Four
teenth streets-Squnrs %. part q lot %; Chesa-
peaks and Potomac Telephone Company % Hugh
Reilly SO.
Irving place. between Avon place and Thfrtieth
street uCrthwcst-Square l2s2 lot ~; W. Wal
lace Chispen and Hauy a. Kite % Masy l.
Knots. So
Irving place. between Avon p,acn and Thirtieth
street northVest-sJuaB III, lot Is. sane to
james b. EDpss. SO
Bcrcrley-Squa1e 5l9. lots 30 AID p: Sydney z.
Marshall % Nellie NJ. Hanback,. SO.
NInotecr-h street southeast between and B
stTeets-sQuare n22. lots ard g. In W. Paine
e uI. 20 Watson J. Newton so.
g street southeast. between Thirteenth and -Four.
tcenth streets-sguare Jos. lots s. 70 %; Samuel
G.. Ebery 70 James A Clark. $40
Barry Farul-Lot 2. section 4; Francis E Han 70
John +. Cullcy. E0
O street northwest, between Tventy-arst and
Twenty-secord strests-Squaro s. lot G.; Frank
s. Collins % Jesse W Rawlings. SO.
Woodley Park-Lot 80. in block j.; Lewis T.
Breuuinglr e. ux e. al. 70 Isabel R0nsavills SO.
street southeast between Thirteenth and -Four
tecDth stret,s-Sluare lOlf part q lot s. George
W. Saar et TX 20 Annie l.. Flathers. $40
columbia Hcglfs-Lot 66. IN block IS; Ale1ande.
Millar farm; George NJ. Emmeglch and Douglass
5. Mackan. Trustees Ehlr $751; folio l3L
y street northwest. between Thirteenth and -Four
teenth streets-S1uars 81. part q lot 7: d.
Pratt MINK et a. 20 Anna Z. Tracy. SO
Maryard avenue northeast. between Twelfth and
Thirteenth strscty-SsuaTe io06 lct Is. james A
Toomey and FREDERICK A. FcnrinE. trustees. 10
Theodore D. SlCat S. 500
l street. southeast, between Sixth and Seventh
streets-Sguare So, lot g.; Mary C. sclaaefer 70
Lizzie A. sartsin. So
Washington Heights-Lot 90. block c: John NJ. Hea-
deys0n 20 Henry Xaude-. SO
= Carroll street s1uthwest-Scuare ST. lot 20.
George N. Moore % Antonio Szlatto. SO.
Eishtsenth street northwest. between PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and II street-Squa7e l6s part OF lot DO
and LOT Il; sara NJ. AcLer e VIZ 70 Harold A
Lewis so; trust. SS0c
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-13
DAILY COURT RECORD
Friday, November IL, 1000

Supreme Court of the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Harlan.
Mr. Justice Brewer. Mr. Justice white. Mr.. JUS
tice McKenna Mr. Justice HOLINESS. and Mr.. JUS
tee Day.
Celeb NJ. Sawyer, Of Anaconda Mont was ad-
mittcd 10 practice.
, No 81. Thomas J. Kenney ct al. special admin
istrators. sc. plaintiffs in error. VI. Michael era
yen argument commenced by Mr.. C. r. Callahan
Cor the plaintiff in error. continued by Mr.. Charles
c. Gardner for the defendant IN error. ana con
cluded By Mr.. @. T. Callahan for the plaintiffs in
error.
No. 81 Samuel Barker. jr. plaintiff IN error. vs.
mitted By Mr. Lewis o. Evans for the plaintiff in
srTor. and by Mr. John J.. Mediation for the de
PENDANT Ia
No 80. John +. Hafner. appellant. Va. Michael
Dobrnsd ct al submitted by Mr.. Watson r.
Coleman. Mr.. J. @. n. Award. and Mr.. H. w
Bucmcr for the appellant and by Mr.. G.. 9. F1Rns-
burg for the appeees
No. S. Mrs. Emma 6. Mills and her husband
Harry Mills plaintiffs in error. Mrs NJ. r. v.
johnson and husband ct a. argument commenced
by Mr.. Frederic d. Mckinney for the plaintiffs in
error. continued by Mr. Richard Mays and Mr.
Robert r. Prince for The defendants In error and
concluded by Mr.. Frederic d. Mchenncy Tor the
plaintiffs i'm error; leave granted counsel 20 hle ad
ditional briefs within two weeks
No. 3. Marcoo Tigao plaintiff in error and
appellant. The Insular Government OF the Phil
ippire Islands e a.. passed Temporarily.
No Sa The Missouri Pacific Railway Company,
plaintiff IN error. The state Of Kansas ex rel
Carr W Taylor, attorney, SC. et al passed tenn
porarly.
Adjourned until Monday next at z O'Clock.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present: All.
Original No. $50. Dutton et al. Va Parish ct a. ;
petition for allowance of special appeal granted
Patent Appeal No. 81 McKeen IT, vs.. Jorione.
r.; argument continued by ar J.. l. Morrill, for
appellee. and concluded by Mr.. T. 2. VARIED for
appellant
Patent Appeal No. $50. wrEey r.. vs.. Norris:
argued By Mr. J. X. Ofield for appellant and sub
mittcd by appellee.
Patent Appeal No 500. storer IS. Barr: nrvi-
mfnt commenced hy Mr.. II. +. DeniSon for appel
liant. and concluded By M W. c.. Carr Tor ap-
poec.
Patent Appeal No 3d. Peters Va Hopkins ct al
argument commenced by Mr.. Frank y. Davis for
appellant and concluded hy Mr. +. Il. Cromwell
for appellee
Assignments for Monday November l5-Patent
Appeals:
No So. Goldberg vs., Halter. Attorney Bsrtle.
No a1. In re- application az J.. F. Waterman
COMPANY. Attorneys. Watson Whitehead.
No. sos. sandage vs.. Mckenzie. Attorneys.
Wilkinson. Fisher & Withcrspoon.
No. 5a5. In ra application Of William Y. Heinz
Attorneys Spear-Whtehesd.
No. 56 In re- application Of Aut-Con. Chemical
Company. Att0mcyB Stuart Samucls. Cross
Whitehead.
No. 59s YOUNG vs.. stuble. Attorneys Edwards
BrJwn-Duen a. Cruise.
No. so. Caspcs vs. Gold et a. Attorneys.
Ncne-Bamctt Frasc~ and Reddnr
No. COO. Caper IS. Cold Attorneys. Neavo-Bar-
nett.
No. 55i IN re reissue application o. Egbcrt Il
Gold. and No Gl5 Gold IS. Gold. Attorneys. bar
nett-Frascr. ReddiuE and RCdmlr.
No. 6oL Bastian vs. Champ Attorney. Belt
Linthicum. Bacon. and Mlans-Fny.
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Columbia Heights-Lot 50. block 81; Rufus r.
Youngs 20 Edward J. Weld and Mary $
Matthew'S trustees, 20 secure Louis. Mackall.
trustee for Margaret y. Mackau $500. years.
per cent. scmiannually
Square SLOT IL, Francis S. Larkin e TX 20
Patrick J. Ryan and !. Archibald Mo-tari;y,
trustees. 10 secure Robert Il Montague. 500.
year, 8 per cant, semi-anuualy.
Square l66-Part Of lot 10 and lot II: Harold a.
Lewis Ct NIX. to Walter II. Acker and William
J. Rcnecker trustees 20 secure sara n. Acker.
$500 years. per cent. semi-annually.
Square SJ5-L0ts 70 q square $50, lots 1 20 50;
square 35fS lots ! 20 IS; square $3.50, parcel OF
land Wcodf0rd u. Harlan 10 George Z Elem
ing and Edward L. Hillyer trustees 70 secure
William L. Crane. $780, yearE, per cent.
scyni-annuauy.
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Probate Court.

@A9AANA AAA+NAAl.
Estate q Mary Z. Rife; petition Tor letters tss.a
meuiary, Attorneys. DaIr Peyscr & Curtin.
Estate Of Edward Il. Reeves; order Crautinv ls,v.
20 amend Attorney. W. IS. B-idc
Estate Of Charles Schroeder: viii dated March
.. lS29. fled.
Estate Of Ellen c. De Q. Woodbury.; order Grant.
ing letters testamentary TO Gist and Montg0me-y
Blair bond. $500 Attorney, Gist Blat-.
In re- Susie p kiEbali, order appointing lanes
]. kinhall guardian; bond 5000. Attoruey. A
5. TAYLOR.
Estate Of Vinton A. Goddard; order granting l,,.
tefs o. administration a. b. 2. % UircR D. Pierce
bond. N.3O Attorneys Coldren & fleming.
Estate Of Fannie a.. Palmer; order granting lot
tefs tes;amentary TO Helen q. Roberts and Helen
Z. Palma; bond. $50. Attorney. W. L. EdmonstoD
Estate q BENJAMIN F. Barnes; order granting let-
ters testamcutary ~ Emily T. Barnes; bond S 900
Attorney, Howard Boyd
Estate Of Lewis T. Payson; VIII dated December
=. 1871. eodicl dated September 10. 1902 and pet
ton for letters testament1ry fled. Attorney. J ]
Darlington.
Estate of George C. Burton: order granting let
tiers testamentary 20 Mary Burton; bond. s. 900 At
touey n. r. Burton.
Estate q Virginia T. Spang. viii dated Septsm-
Der 4, 1876. filed.
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CIrcnit Cnnrf w 4

alD44Ab hhlNHhI.
No. 1851 Redmond vs. Bergan ct al hearing On
motion for new trial continued Attorneys. A. I.
Sincair-H Z. Davis
No. 1890. Metzger vs.. Mstzger; zane. ATTORNEYS
H. B. Moulton and W. W. Mlan-C. A. Douglas
and v H. Wallace.
No 58l0. Hummer IS Evening Star; motion 70
strike out 0verruled- Attorneys, NJ Strasburger-
H. Il. Perry & Son.
No. 5lsl2 United States OK rel. Laws vs.. Com.
missioner Of Pensions: motions 10 strike out traverse
and dismiss petition granted Attorneys. J.. Fusitt
ID. ". Bakes
No slss3. McIntire " Green; motion 10 dismiss
oyerr1led. Attorneys, Tucker & Kenyon and r. $
HudekopcT-J. Ridout.
No. 5lG63 Davis vs.. Stevens; motion FOR JUDGMENT
oveTulcd. Attorneys. Sleman & Lerch-W. A.
Johnston.
No 4s7i2 Levy VS.. Palmer: motion for new
trial oycrruled and judgment on verdict ATTORNEYS
II. Johnson-J Ridout.
No 4S932 Onorato vs. Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company; motion for new trial o1erTllled and
judgment on verdict and appeal noted: bond 81 500
Attorneys. i. II. Marshall. Darr. Peyser & Tavlor
and Il. A. Decentralization. Colbert. Yerkes &
Hamilton.
No 1881. Wilson ct al. vs.. Snow; bill Of exoen-
tions submitted. Attorneys. c. F. Carlsi-T. I
Darlington and W +. Mattingy
No. 1881. Reinle. Salmon & Co. w. Heflerrer.
motion 70 place cause on trial calendar granted
Attorneys BrandenbuTg d BrandenbuTg- Biney &
Woodland.
No i976s Sonnemann Philadelphia Baltimore
and Washington Railroad Company; order fixing
bond for costs on appeal at 500 Attorneys Chapin
Brown-Mckinney & Flannery
No, 1855. Lohr ct al. vs.. Title Guaranty and
Surety Company; motion for new trial argued ana
submitted. Attorneys, W. c. Observation-Disclosures a.
Chamberlain.
No. E6l5. Title and Trust Company vs. Slater:
motion for oral examination Of garnishee dismissed
Attorneys, John Ridout-Bates Warren.
Assignment for Monday Novc-,b,-
No. 80 Echardt vs.. Anacostia and Potomac River
Railroad Company Attorneys. Leckie. Fulton *
Cox. and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
No %. Lyon IS. Bussey. Attorneys, HaIam &
HallaDi-Simnons & White
No rs. Potts rs. Washington Railway and Elec-
TIC Company. Attorneys. Wilson Wilson & Lesh-
DsrIinE;yn.
No 20. Chew vs. Washington Railway and Elec.
&c Company AttomeyS Rhodes 4 Hendry-Dar-
BrEton
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-13
DR.. SIMON SCORES BINGHAM.
Washington Pastor Submits Report
Mt Conference of Rabbits.

New York, Nov. 12-Rabbl Abram
Simon. Of Washington. IN discussing a
committee report on religious work
among tho blind, deaf, and mute at the
conference Of American rabbis to-day,
took occasion 70 sharply censure former
Police Commissioner Bingham for his as
sertion that criminaiity was pronounced
among the poorer classes OF Jews. The
rabbi denounced the charge as libelous
and outrageous.
In the course OF the report this para
graph appears:
THE Jew has rather easy task IN re-
forming his delinQuents, since the ma
jority Of them are not incorrigible"
The report urges more work on the
part OF chaplains among the delinquents,
saying that AN amateur reformer has no
chance with a professional crook"
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

236 y street northwest-Square $50, lot l2s William
King to Jerry ]. Dugan so.
Callan street northeast between Sixth and sere,,h
streets-Square $50. lot 23; Herman r. Howen-
stein ct AK. 20 J. Albert Dienelt SO
kalorama Heights-LOt .. block Il: Edward II
Ingie e. TX to William W. Finley SO.
TWining City-Lot g. block !; William + n
20 John !. Herbert ct TX SO
Columbia Heights-LOt 6, block IS; Alexander Mn.
lar et ux. 20 John @. Augermann $40
Lincoln-Square 5l9i. lots IS and "a: Hernoo1 u
Jones 10 Wallace T. Chapman, SO
Argyle-Square 2654. lot 10; Fannie Z. Dayton 20
Alonzo o. Bliss. s. ~.
9 street northeast between Twelfth and rbi,ts.,,h
streets-Square 1902 part Of lot 3; Ceorc. ~
Dierkoph and Helen Dierkoph to Cii6oef z
Kettles. SO
Schuetzen Park-Lot 16. block / Clifford n H.,
ties 20 Charles o. Greenstreet, $40
Columbia Heights-Lot 20. in block %; Thom,. r
Marshall ct 70 Josephine do H. C. Hooton Sio
Lanser Heghts-Pmt OF lot 40; May NJ war;
to Charles S. White SO.
Chew ChAss-SGuaTe 1851, part cs q traot; Fulton r
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-13
WHALES ARE NUMEROUS.
Captain of Liner Reports Sea Alive
with Them

New York. Nov. l2-According 10 Capt.
Johnson. Of the Moro Castle Ward
liner. which got into to-day from a run
to Porto Rico. the Atlantic between Sandy
Hook and the West Indies IS alive with
whales.
II never saw so many in my life as I
have been seeing this fall" said the
skipper to-day. Sometimes We run into
a school Of them
IF I were twenty years younger, I'd
fit out a whaler, and just cruise up and
down between Long Island and the West
Indies"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-13
YALE.PRINCETON SCORES.

ls76-Yals. 2 goals; Princeton. o.
lsU-Yale. 2 touchdoWus; Princeton. 0.
ls7S- Princeton / goal; Yale. o.
IG9-Nale 2 safeues. Princeton. SafetieA
lsSo-Yale. safoties. Princeton, il safeticS
lsSl-Yale. o. Princeton. O.
lsS2-Yale. 2 goals ! safety; Princeton, goal
yafoty.
lS5- Yale. 1 goal: Princeton. 0.
lSsi-Yale. / goal: Princeton, / touchdown.
lSs5-Punceton. 1 goal from touchdown; Yale.
goa from field.
lSs6-Yale. I touchdown: Princeton. 0.
lSS-Yale. goals; Princeton. 0.
lsSS-Yac. 2 goals; Princeton. O.
lsS9-Princeton. l goal. l touchdown; YALE O
ls9o-Yale. 3 points. Princeton. Q,
l9l-Yale. 2 goals touchdoWns; Princeton. O.
lss2-Yao. goals. Princeton, o.
ls95-Princeton, goal; Yale. Q.
ls9i-Yale, "a; Princeton. 0.
lso6-fale. %; Princeton. 10
lS95-PrincetOn. q; Yale O.
lSA-Nale, 6; Princeton, o.
lse-Princeton, IL; Yale 10.
ls00-Yhe. -; Princeton. s.
ls0l-Yhe. u; Princeton. 0.
l902-Nhe. y; Princeton. s.
G-Princeton. II. Yale 6
l94-Yhle. y. Princeton O.
l9b-Nale q. Princeton. 4.
l9Q6-Ysle 0; Princeton. o.
l@i-Nale J., Princeton. TO-
lso6-Ysle, IL Princeton, g.