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The Washington herald., 1909-06-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Edward F. Daushev. q. and Clan A. KubeL
81 RsV- Ierarius Eealey-
Cochran BALDWIN. 2, and aiaTy Harvey. 3, boSh
Of Cunnberland County. TG Rev J. B. McLauga.i--
jeremiah ID. Harrington. . and Violet 9.
Parker, %. Rev. n 8. YilgIn
Thomas Hc1deDon. 81 and Clara Ae-seL .,
both q Detroit. Mich- Rev. Wallace Radcliffe.
Harry Le-in. q and Mare Pfeter. g. both q
Baltimore. Rev. J. r Shaunul-
Walter ]. Brooks. X 9. and Eshel II Ks-ser,
q Rev. John G. Bal
Ern-st Bato1nar. s. and Maba ". wasat 2.
Rev s. C. W0OdrUU-
Erack NJ 1lcChesncY Z5. and E-5e n Coilazaa.
O. Rev. ". 7 Thompson
anthony NJ. Staubly. s.. q MartirSbu-g. ". Va,
and B. Print. g. q Wincbester, Va Rev joan
7. Huddle.
Benjamin F. Disney. A.. sad Annie NJ Brown.
% q seahrook Nd Rev william L Mckerney.
howard C. Van AmbU-gh. a9. and Bessie G. WI
son. g Rev Z. Q. Baker
Gilbert ". Kelly. 81 q Aurora n. C., and
Etna p Riddleburger. 8. Rev. Joseph 2. Kelly.
" LLOYD SudWsrth. 2. ard Leo b unceTvood
p Rev IEa-ils Fealy.
COLORED.
Richard Tvrncr. 2. ard Martha LsEiS 2 Rev
RoSsrt Arzssead, z. and Elizabeth Preston. Il
Rer. h 7. Moora
The Washington herald., 1909-06-29
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
T. - sre -

Prces quoted srs wholssaiel
BUITER-Crsanaey. faney. z: Western ars.s
good. 1e2; dairy. ehoics. 8az; Eooa. D: store
packed, fresh. r.
CHEESE-New York State factory. saney asts.
Aisal5: do. small Bai5is do. larys. ifts,sE
E1Ss-Neaf-os, ehoice. ffee eases. Zh. DO. 70.
turnaoic eases q; Wrst virginia ana soufhryn
West Virginia. free cases. ia d. rsfurnable 49,
~; Tennessee, free cases. m; do. rcfurnabls
cases, %; North Carolina. free cases. lsh; DO, 10
turuahle cases. l9.
LIVE POULTRY-Chiekeas. zlazz, sprinr za,a.
hens. IS ROSTERS. 8; ducks. large. san: do rmall
aa7; springs lial5 geese. Ell do fancy saI0. tn.
keys. toms. l2slS; Do. hens. "a. turkeys thin. 10.
keats loall
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. choscs un6,,vvr
hens l5ale do average. undraWn. l5ais; DO. thin
a; chickens. aleS; hens, l7i4: ROSTERS L: ducks
lOal2: geese. 5aI0
DRESSED MEATs-Hams. country sassr cured
i2lsa5
vEGETABLEs-P0tat0es. Der bbl. aooas 3. Do
peE bus. lz'al50 vans, per Dbl, L75a25o; aspara-
g1s per doz., l&a20i eahbage per Dbl. crate
soa75i eele.y, Florida. pes crate. 2e0a21; cucum.
bers. peT bas, i5al50: lettuce home grown hi
5oa75i onions. Bemuaa. per crate Is; Teas. psr
eate. l-25alS5i peppers FLORIDA per carrier Lea
lS0; string beans. per baE. 40aTo; tomatoes psr
box. L5oa2oo; tomatoes choice. Lee; rhubarb doz
.; beetS. bunch, 3a5: peas. bsS 75aL&
GREEN FRUfTs-Appies. loose Der bbl aoo,
2B; peaches, per box, Looal50 do. common. 5Ca75:
oranges. Florida, bright. DIR box a0oas50; DO
California naveis. per box, 275a3.S; grape fruit
Florida. psr box 35oa5.0o; lemons. Sicily per box
LI5a3-Z: strawberries. per Qt 3a5; blackberriss
North Carolina. 5aS: Dinapples. Florida per crate
L75alE.
DRIED FRUTTS-Apples. sliced. Ancy. 4; do
sliced bright, 5is cherries. p; ble&berrisA n
ShoTtleberrfes 10; rasThcrriss. Il
GRAlN-Wheat, Southern. on grade l55al Il; !;
rye, p; com. shelled white. sSa92: do. yellow ssa
2; new. ear. A4oa&s0; oats. Western white No. 2
6o170; old, mixed, 66a6R
sUNDRIES-Beeswax q; taIloW, easS; ginseng.
Der b. a0a5.G: seneca, per h.. q: golden seal
slss3; PINK. l2als; mandrake -: snake root s.
WOOL AND HIDES-WOoi. washed free of burs
per 10, 2; do- unwashed. free q burs. Der Ii.
u; do. bury. per 10. 2a2s: hides green. Der Ii
IL DO. dry per ID. lsal5; sheep skins green
eaot lsSl do. sosZ. each. Z40i calf skiaa green,
The Washington herald., 1909-06-29
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

baltimore. June 2s.-Quotatio1s established BY u,
Baltimore FTuIt anc Produce Assooatoa ars a
follows:
BUTTER-Creamery. separator, PER ID. 25a. mi
tsti1n. D.. 22a2i pri-ts. 's-lb pr Ib 25az. d.
i.h Der lb. 2aS; blocks 2lh pgr Ib EaE
1airy pT1-ss. MHrJinDd. PrunsyiTuuia and Frrria
Or H.. lsaI-. virginia ard West Virginia. s-o7r
packed. pcT ID. la. Ohio. s-orepacked. per h.
lsiz. nearby. rolls. per ID. lSs O1io ros per ID.
6i-. West Virginia rolls pcT ID. lsit.
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania. and nearby rrsts
rsr doz. q Esstern shore. MarylGad, and Virginia
feT doz., 2; Western aEzts. pes eoz-, q. West w
LIVE PcULTRY-Old hens. heavy-veizht. per D.
l54al6; spring chicseus large. "a los ard over pei
To-. -A23- do. snail. per To-. 4a2l. ducks pcr lb.
u. Co.. gAiie PeSius. peg d, T. sIrns ducS,
.; do. old. Der pair. 3a5; guinea fowls Cd
each. .
POTATOES - old, near by. per bushsI p-izs
ao25; do. Westsrn Maryland and Pennsylvania
~ busael. prime. 8as5; do. New York. pe.
bushel. prime soaS; do. Western. psr bushel
L15a2o0' do. York River, Der bh.. L55aLs9, DO.
Raprabarnock. per snail bbL. L75aI s.. Eastern
shore. Nd. pr bbl-, L75a2e1, yaIus Virginia pe1
Dbl. l5,a2oo; North Carolina. fancy. pcr bbL
L55a22
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGErABLEs-Auo,es
Eastern HarTes- slnooSh. per bbL. L-5aZ5o. DO.
snail. bbl l00aL50; 90. pr +s-hbL basket 75aI %
asIaragls Easteru shore. Maryland and virginia
par ooZ. LL,aA43; oaefs. kapIahalnoc6. per bunch,
lal1s: CO., Norfolk per bunch, la2; blackbeufeS
North Carolina. per quart. sac, Easten show.
Maryland, pr quart. fisa6: Cabhagcs Norfolk. rer
boL. soa5o; do. native. per 100 20oa100; canta-
l9ures Florida. Ter crate. L75o2oo. cherries West
EN- Maryland. white wax ID. SAT: red. lh 3lf.
clcumbeTs. No-fo-k basket 5a-5; bhl LEal IS.
esgr-ants. Florida per crate. laL50: gooseberriss
Maryland and Virginia. green. quart sa5. auct le-
berries, North CAROLINA per quart. llaI2; ouious
Rappahaurock per bbl-. L75a200. do. per l-bbL
basket 5; Berulda, peg craze. L0laLl0, orangss.
California. pr box. 70 size LT5a3O o.: peas Anne
Arundel. bus. i5al0; rasTbeules. red PITT sac: Ct
sac; squash. Florida. cTaJe. TJai2S: stT1wboTies
Eastern shore, Maryland. quart, sa7: uat:Fe. Der
Quart. sss; green beans. Rappahannock. rer ls-btl
basket aa0. Norfolk and North Caro.iua Der
basket. Eiai0; wax beans Norfoik basket. sas0.
tsfiiat0es. forda. Der carrier. Loon2 =: do. Poto-
mac. Irr carrier. 15also; do. Mississippi Der cate
isas9. Esisunai7us Florida. each. as 70 size. a5a5
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


E street. betweea E.satA ard Nlatb s,-eets soath-
/ czst-1lary A. Beckert % Elen T. Paine, part
cr-snal lot J. square s-5. S.4l
% street. between North Capitol ard F1rEt street
1or'aeast-Don A sandfard e, y. % Crane
Company. original l0- g. slar1 CO. So
Ceoter Eczngf1p-Ela n Irwin ct ril W NJ %
John =. Moon. lot 4 block g. Sa.1
ResurTey on Peters M seat-Jamss Mex E-ke=
o Rober- Allen. pl-L So
6s L street. ncrtLeas--L- Ac-eldez King e. W 70
RasssIe B. 3Isr5l, lot - ssl--e SIS. SO.
Frisnsli7-jeo-g We.kes 81 vE go Aa.ha1y Dr.
Ray, part. So
stree,. between Eleventh and Tvr,fh streets
sQ1-lees--ALaneI 4 Evans r1 S-l-c =. Smith
west half original i1t E. square saQ so
Etrse-. between Twelfth ard Thirteenth streets
s01rlcas---N Lllau ii. No-e C- uz 80 Linus
Sandberg lo- = square --9 ST.
- E-res- uor-Least-lsabsl Weisel 20 William
Neglaul Us s. square SCI So
SCglh Clu.rll s---er. between Is and g srreC-s-
joseph H. Caulody % Fhlip BaLity. p--r org
tnsl '0c 3 s1cara CSC Sc
Mount H.c2sart and Plazlut F--ir--ll 1TglrS-te
Herman e. VIZ }. Pl-Llr. % hl--T Ma-d-
maa ard ThcUzs p. Bl1es. l1I &C So
WesticFd-Walter c. Baldtrston ct Ez. 70 william
h. Holloway. 10; J. square 5-l3 and lot J.
square -54 So
Iasls.ile-EaWard Il. Hau e. uz. 20 james Mao
fl1lu1a-. lot g. block 2 SO same 20 Homer
p Salman. l0t S. b0ck q Sc.
Eighteenth sr7ee-. hcfUeel A and streets no-th-
east-W!Iliam c. III. Davis 20 william O. Berry
ua1. sclth ha8 o. lor Q. s1-1re l5 50
Mount Pleasant and P-elsllr Faius-Lor-ie J.
Burn e. w. Jancs D.. 20 Buzz r. Tracy,
los ss 30 90. square 80. So
Tgureth street, he-ueen ] and X streets 2c-th-
wes--Bu-r r. Isacy e. Tx % James ID. Bun,
rort original lot g square S.. SO
N street. between T7Es,f-a and Thirteerth streets
uCrthWest-E. LrIe Smith q VIZ. Reri07d II.
20 Daniel ". Pre1tiss. part original lot 2 square
81 So
Petwor-h-Guy 5. Zepp e. al 70 Peter F. and
Edifh NJ HuG l0- g. square 3 SO Andrew
" Lulnf et W % F1ciericz !. and Jennie v
Zobcl l0t g. square $50 So
Widows Mite ard kalcraIca HeiEhrs-EiEzbC-h j.
Scl1ers % Laura Y. Fsench, lots 3 20 3 and
g. 10 s. Widow's Mite and lots = % L. b-ock
Is Kalo-arna Heights. se Laura y. Frunca %
William II. Lyn1. sane land So
Whitney Close-AId5augh s shannon. IncoIporatcd
% Endoza n Lsmp-on lot 2, block 3. so
The Washington herald., 1909-06-29
RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE SEW gNIoN sL3uON
EVERY OTEER HOUR on TEE ODD F0IR@
10 PHILADELPHIA And NEW TDSK
NEW IEEAlNAL ID skhEEI- AEH 1ORE.
S0o a n DineE. Pullman Pz-or.
80 q 2. Qhse-Tsii9a Pzrlos- FfTehagF ,ezz2-
.Is3p n Dsn- an5 Paiizs5 Ps1io- O.
80 = r. Royal Lk1itsd- Al Fll-1.1. ShozE
SO rn- Coachss % PallsdelphiA-
- ? = pps5z sne tS-,7aSR g v,-- sszioS
s1215 uighE elsepsrs 70 New lork.
ssZ 4. 4 Sleepe1 C PhilsdelpA.a sod,NoEIorE.
ATLANTIC CITY. T14 -S1o T1so a z-sGlzl.
SO ?. Il -
EVERY HOUR On TIE HOCA-
Wsek dGys, 30 a = % lSc p ~
~ goo -E. sd II rS1e ~saO 7rn
rs>0. floo0. 'ltao Z y, 10 noo1, llzSs, 40.
Es -2 ? - g - =, s g 9 = - .S,1 -. ; 80 80: 80
''i@s. 'i'-s HisAf fFEsrxARD.
eiN6iSSITl, 81, Iotis. AND LOUISVILLE.
sf PfrrsBURs. 2 .s!S !. II n. =. -S: Sc 4.S
CLEyELAND. s:D ? n
COLUMBUS. 80 q n
WHITING. 80 Z. n. 80 p n
FBs6Fsfdg A5sE = Is ' 80 :: "A 81 Is 4 2 & 2 2 40
HAGERSTOwN. -sz8 l. n. rSsp d n
,,4SNAPoLIs. : q. $50. Tl215 uoon. f5-sS. III.
8 -. a>4 $50 , n
TELEPHONES a Al The fosl0Eing Ti-het -OGcuss
III 81 nv. N4in l5l; Es Psursglyln-a ave.
Msia Es: New Union staaon; Ti-kst OGcs, Xsl1
TsO. Info-nEtlcn BurCzu- Main ~
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Quotations furnished b. ". B. HfbOs & Co.
members q the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
Building. rs Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. June &.-Fayorable weather for bar
Festing IN the Southwest caused moderate slump
in wheat prices. following q fairly steady tone al
the start September and December displayed the
gTeatest weakness and declined nearly le ffon
the highest point Of the day Flm cables and a
decrease OF nearly 10000 bushels in the amount Of
bTeadstUf ON ocean passage we're chiefly responsible
for steadiness az The opening.
Com followed the course Of wheat, aud weakened
after opening quite firm. The continuance o. m
settled weather throughout the corn belt was the
chief bullish influence.
The weakness Of wheat had depressing eeecs on
the oats market.
Provisions were weak despite & Sc TO l0c advance
IN live hOgs. Slack demand for the cash products
VAS the a,giuciual selling incentive
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. June &-Whest to-day was strong;
corn, quiet; oats, easy, and -four, quiet
NBEAT-July. Ll7'S: August. ll1aal.isZ. Sep
tembor Llsss: receipts 1553 bushels: new Southern
b. sample L02aL06
CoRN-spot contract e; July. 7ssSa77; receipts,
z.755 bushels
OATS-Stock in elevntcTs. TOoe bushels: ship
Enents from elevators. 6.0E bushels. White No.
2 e2a6zl3: do. No. s. 6laslA; do. No 4 5sssasO; J;
mixed. No. 2 6oa5o14; do. No. > S9zsss; do,
No (, 5sa5s1&
RfE-No. Western. export, 90; bag lots as 70
quality and conGirOn, SSae2
FLoUR-winter sKtrs. 55oas7O; Co. clear. saOa
6s5 do. STRAIGHT 6.79a6s5; do. patent. T0oa7 10:
spring clear. 5-25a5.55: do straight 5soa6e5: do
patent. 645as.58; City Mills best patent 10; Do
h.gh-sTade patent. 40; DO. high-grade straight
10; do, choice family, ass; 90. extra 5ooa5I5
re -four. medium TO choiee. Leoaa.S5; cosn meal
per 10 Ios-. lsoaLDa
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORR MONEY.

New YORK, June 8.-4ioney on cal a the s,ock
exchange to-day opened at 1H per cent. hizb 3.
Lowest. IA; closing. -. Most q the dav's I6a5s
were made AZ ~ per cent Tine money wa ouist-
and the general toDs vas quiet ratlsr r,ssyiets5
business was done Rates: 2asA por oeut for .rfv
l-ys, L<e1ss peT cant for ninety days. ana Elas.
Der cent for four 70 FIVE uonths
Iae martet Tor sterling vas quiet Rafss for
actuai business closed a. folloEs: siEtv ssvs
4oo4oai o6oei demand Assafssl: b. cahl~a 4sI
Co1nm bills were 4-s5& Tor nnsty days. a.
%7o7. ior sixty days Flour SO. Fraln. Asss
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New YORK, June 2L-CATTLE - Receipts. 500
head; steady 70 loc lower; all sold Steers Ssoa7 q.
bulls 35a46o: tan ends. SO; cows. 2I5a4I5.
dressed beef steady at salois
LVES-Receipts 5.57O head; slow. Veals. 55oa
SO; culls. 4-5oa5-5o; buttermnk A0oas .; dressed
calves lower, city dressed Teals. sal2s: country
dressed. lo5saii: dressed milks Ta2
SHEEP AND LA8fBS-Receopts. Is2D head: few
choice. . head culls. 20; l2nbs, 7ooas %; culls
65oa7.oe: general sales. s41a900
HOGS-Receipts, 6,So head; higher. at Zs0as I5:
choice heavy, Sc
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Probate Court.
ITsTICE G0rLn

Estate q sarah S. COndit-sni-h: petition 20
deliver furniture. Attoucy. I. B. Li--ou
Estate q, Stephen Van; peu-i0n ior letten q
administration. Attorney, Alex 1Iuncas;er.
Estate q Mary Z. Hinton; petition for leave 70
sell stock.
Estate q John c. Cox: order granting letters
tesramentary; boud, G.00. AtiCEey. c. S
Shnyc r,
Estate q john G5bson WI dated July o. Iso2
filed
Estate of Mary z Lezrnan; VIII dated February 2
LS9 dled-
n ~ Anna Mckay; order appointing guardian
Attorney. B. q Dole.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-29
COTTON MARKET.

QHo'siians furnished by ". B Hlbbs & Co.
members n ne NgE York stock Exchange. Hibbs
hul1ihg ~ Flftssnth street northwest
Sew rarE 1uns 9i-C1tton cpcned arra At an
sarsnee n ; 90 20 points on firm cables, bulllsh
rnp fetsFis and overnight buying orders Trading
ra7 artifa early. with July selling ten points net
hahsf. ubiia later iaauhs aased 20 within two or
tAfss iftf- n saturdays luals under heavy rcal-
ltlna hAl fetlrts q bcftcr weather south Dsrins
g4s miAdla = tbs morning the market vas nervous
saa sissut 30 points not higher.
lr Eas sitrTpoon rrioes became steady and ar-a al
nfuihs going 10 new high levels for the present
fn0fefnrut
EeoriDss AZ tho ports wc-s 900 hales. seains,
G.sl lat week and s.6Si iast year. Fer tie week
so0o bales. against ss.5o5 last week. and s. .gS
ihst year Recrip.s at New Orleans were I SO
balcs against 32l8 last year
The Washington herald., 1909-06-29
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE N EEEECI JUNE. q. -.
LsGFs WlShilg1On New Uni01 EEEon
SO & n.-Daily-Au points % Soz,o1 and
Westeru-
1oI0 q u.-DEly-Rcanoke. 8ratcl. W1-5toc-
Salen. KcourEle C1attanocsz. Sashyfze Ns9
Orleans Th-cugh SIeepe, Di-irr Cara
SO a. m--FE Bristol knoETile CEz-znDuz
and N-mphis Wsshington-Mezaphis SeepE o1z2
= ? n
For Norfoit-LeaFe WaShtlgto1 ~ q T. dsry
MS q N daily eucsDt 51n1ay- ArtTs EoE1Gk
i = q n 81 2 n
&sE ?. n--Daily-Be-rJTfIe. Lu-ay. Sk-n-cuah
EIkto1- Ts1tns ron TIA sourhEeSt arrfFs 80 a u
lo@Q ?. r. and l2.l5 a. n
AZ i1fornatoa Fourteenth sr-est ard New Eors.
avencs C3ord Bun6tngl
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S0UTHERN RAILWAY

n B.-FoEoE1ag scAedrle 1Eu-5 pcbcisAea- ezl-
es trsoTehFtion. and are not guzrEzteed
For A4anta Biruf1zham. N0h[ie SeE Orisarz
AsheTiLs Char-aaooa. MsGph.s. g. K sd l9sE
D n daily Dirirg c-rS
For Ro1EnEc. Klczville. Chattsnoorz. Btrrirs
han New Orieans Ie.ls p 70 dasly. Dlzzg ca-z
Fox k1czTlie, Chatta7ooSa. Neuphls. 413 & IA
daily. lSlespcr nay Be- cceup4ad zftR 70 ?. M
Dlning cSa
Fo- Atlanta. Birninghaz. ColuzhEz. Cn&loseoe.
Augusta. Afken. SSTSnnah. JacEso1Tls. ard Fio-16z
points 4s1 ? II daily. Dining czr ss-Tice.
Tourzst ca-s f1r Calko-nia. t-5-Eeekly, 40 p n
Local for Esr-isorbug. a. n daily. As p -
ueekdzys: fcr DanTins. - =. II ally ard f1E
Chnri0tres-ilie. 80 O. n. a16 4& . r. c14s.
Fre1rsut trzins 70 and frnr Riue1nrr.
L 3 BROWN GGeai Azrut
The Washington herald., 1909-06-29
Criminal Court No. 1,

JUSTICE GOULD.
United States ys. Pcr5 Wade; pardon presented
20 court.
United States vs. Thomas Mcrln ard Jana
Cady; robbery: verdict not guilty.
United states ". Harry ID. Chrs-hiH; louse-
breaking, motion for uew uial 0ye1rulsc; se1tencsd
20 peni-el..ary Tor two years
United States IS. Fred Moore and William Taylor.
robbery; motion for new triaL
Uaited states Va JCslph Arthur. housebrsakfng,
sane.
United States vs. joseph Rcedcr; assault with
dangerous EeaD0n. recoguizauce il so taken.
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Nc. 5l76a John J. Noonan rs. George W. Tu-ner;
csr-io-ar- Dafeuc1E1s attorney. l. L G3ek
Nc. 5-5l. C,an Msn1erdeli Achius Z Burk-
lin. trading as Le-ch's DYING ana Cleaning Esrzh-
lishmelt: APPEAL. Delld2ut's artcr1ey. o. p
Hoover.
No. I6Z = Tuner Phillips Ts. Ei11bc-h Ia
Mis1EW. note. 500 AIlUney ". vi. Brida
10 5l-G ElEr J. Harhaugh s.. The Capital
TrAcriol Company. damage. $500 AtIorncy IL
y Ricdarisou.
No 5iTa. Danie, E-za vs.. Baltimors and ONO
Rai-road COMPANY e a. dar@Ees $500 AttoE-
nsys. ". J. Lambert ard p T. Yeauman-
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Dfes on a battle Shin

Machinist BerenstoD, L. S. y. died on
board the battle ship Maine. al Hampton
Roads on Sunday, according to advlces
received az the Navy Department yes
leroay He was born in Norway on June
p 1oo-, and had seen continuous service
70 the navy since August q, 1SSs.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-29
WASHINGTON CATTLE s1AaKET

cArrLE-ELt.. Der cwt. aSasOO; butcher. 400.
L5o; comncn, 200a3O0
HoGs-Pz. cEt-. gOss. s.oOa7.5O; ordinary. per
cNt 60oa65
sHEEP-Pnne. clipped. GOOa45o: Common. clip
ped 20oasA
LAMBs-Choioe spring. per lb.. So; medium, {.
CALVES-PTine. per ID, IA medium. Z; con-
non 5a6
COWS-Prtme. fresh. each. S60uasSOo; ccnnon.
E.oQaooo; nld spd 6Q. N.ooalS0.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-29
LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE.

sales-Regular call y O'Clock noon
Washington Railway and Electric 4s 500 at IS.
Potomac Electric Consolidated s.. s. 90 at los
Washington Railway and Electric common al sS.
Washington Railway aud Electric preferred at
sOk. . 81 Sis. 30 az 9o4s.
Washington Gas. . az va 5 az F018 3 az r
3 Al ~. 3 az p 3 Al p 3 az p H az p
AZ T. . a. r. 3 a. 2. 2 at y
LRnston, 50 At l5X-
American Security and Trlst 9 a. g55
After call-Lanstoa MOnotype. 100 az l5s. l0o a.
l5S.
Following are the bid ard asked prices on yestsr
days Washington Stock Exchanges:
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MONEY At 5 PER CENT
Loaned On ID. c. Real Esrsfa,
HE.IShELL & McLERAN,
14O3 II az.
WOULD IMPOSE EXTRA DUTY.
Writer Urges FIremen 20 Aid Suf-
ferinE HorEes

" II. Lowder. OF 1704 Wisconsin ave
nue. northwest. IN a communication 70
the Commissioners yesterday, asks that
the fire department be equipped with
sponges. ginger. hose. and other cppli-
anceS. 20 Be kept IN front OF IRE stations
20 aid passing teams suffering from the
intense heat.
partment, says this would be impractica-
ble in addition 10 the other duties re-
Quired OF the fremen. he says fremen
have. when emergency cases arise. given
every possible aid 70 animals down with
heat when their attention has been 6i-
rected 70 the cases
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New York. June S-wHEAr-Weaker: quiet
trade No. ! Northern Duluth. 20 arrive. 1T; No.
red. T. O b. old Lz7: new Nc. red. for end
August, Is ~ OFer September; new early Sep
teInber. 2s over: No. hard. New YORK. {. O b..
L35; No. macaroni new crop, Ll2, T. o. b.. 90
tober: No. ! Manitoba T. o. b. % aStve. Septsuber-
October-NoTember Id. Expo-ters TOOK loads
largely new winter durum aud Manitoba FOR various
deliveries: for export. July. LIs. eierator.
CORN-Scarce; steady. No. 2 elevator 605; No. 2
T. O. b., spot. 79 nominal Exporters took nothing.
No. 2 yellow. Z. o b. nominal; No. white. neE.
December 70 March shipcneuts az 63.
RYE-Weak and SLOW No 2 L O b. 50
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CFESAPEAKE & ONO RAIWAY

SOTE-Pu5lishsc only info-narao. and NJ
guaranteed.
40 p Nc & O. LIAEITED. Dary-Fast vuu-
rhuied trsin. Pullman siecpers 70 LczingrCu LsouA
vile Cincnlafi lr6iar1pclis chiczro and ST. L-.is
Connection so- Virginia Hot Springs Pullman a.
Loui5Fils TO Memphis and NoE o-icrns. D1uiua
cs1. Z IA carts service
ula p Nj. 2. =. LLEITED. Dany-solfo
restib1is tai1- Pullman slseps-s 70 C1ncinzats
Lezingtor. sid LouisFins daily. ard Virzinia 80
SrrinCs weekdays. Dining csrs. z 4 cGrra ssrTfca
Pullman sieeYs3 Cincinnati 70 Chszgo AZ s.
Louis and LoUiETilis 70 Esnphis. Sash4iIs. ard
New OriearA
Che.apeske ard Ohio O@ces- SIS PszEylru-s.
AVENUE; Lsss street. aad New Cnion stztioa ~.
suhons Main lass O. Sos io= iiekes, hsSzss eAeckS
srserTstions ard Taxicah
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District Court.
Equity suits.

JUSTICE GOULD
No s9. II re cOldCmnltiCl Of land for Rocl
Greek sever report ard award O, c1l-ulss-1leEs.
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Lawsuits.

No a6E. Pred C Fisle- IS. Sl-v,ary q the
Interior intncti0n- Artoruey ". BzIinse-.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. June 2S.-FOllowing are the sales and
quotations or the most active securities listed On
the BaltnOrs sock EKchanEe:
SALES
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouotatiors furnished hg W. I. Hbbs 4 Co,
Members of the New York Stock Exchange. Hlbbs
Building. rs Fifteenth street northwest.
CALL MONEY-sALES BY HOURst
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Circuit Court No. =.

JleLlDE HUDLD-
No. 50E. Boullu rs. Fair5anks; ssdgment of
condemnation against rVopegty of debt altached Ec
Attorneys. G. a. Provost and L. a. Bailev-Paca
Oberiin
No 5i65L SplckI vs.. Herbcrger: leave 10 nle
amended declaration granted Atto-ne5. c. W.
nllnrIn
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By y. p. Hibbs q On
members OF me New York Stock Erchangs. Hibbs
BUILDING. .15 Fftsenth street porfhre.
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CHEsAPEAKE BEACH RAJLWAY,
EFFECTIVE NAY 9. lsoa
suhieet % CaanEe WitA0zt Noac-

suAaset % CasnEs WitAozt Noar-
WEEK DAYS.
Gohg,- lears p.s-ie- LiIs. -. la A. n. "a
$50 rs and bsE !. n
Returning. leave tse Beaeh. So q n. iSs. IA
s1o. s11. and 1913 ? n
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
Going. s-s. uso a. n. -. sao. TSS snd s-Is
p 70.
Rssurnias. ia a. =. zzs ga sao. ssD. aas
PAUL Y. WATERz
Eerr-z1 49,
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
CdOnday, June 2s, I009.D
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. ?.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 2s2iS Perm vs. PERM; auditors renort con
nrned Att0rnegs. 4. r. PeTTy d Son
No. &Ji3. Lunley vA Clarke e. a. tine e.
tended. AttnEes. Il. ", Wheatic7-J. n. Tbgr-
ton. ~ A. BalingI. and ]. j. Darlington.
No. 422 Whelan vs. Nhelan ssdifors. re.o-t
o0narmed and sale ordered. Attorneys. 81 II 80
Namara and Il. B. M0llton-J. W. Jcnnirrs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20

My children. is II no as easy 10
speak n good word as a bad one?'
asks an old-time minister Of the Cos.
pei. Capt. George Prescott OF Concord
Mass. not only answered this question
In the affirmative as far as he himself
was concerned. but enforced It's prin-
oiple where he mad command. An in
stance of his frankness and refine
ment is given by Frank Pres
ton Storms in Sketches from Con
cord and Appledore." The incident
occurred in the civil war. during the
first few days OF the camp at the Pc.
tomac.
A cadet. freshly graduated from
West Point, was directed by Gen. Nc
Dowell to drill the different companies
In succession. Having but slight re-
spect for volunteers. the young man
gave his orders emphasis by a plenti-
full use Of profane language.
When he came to the Concord com.
pany. Capt. Prescott. who was stand
ing by. walked across to him and
said:
Il must request you. sir. to give the
orders in the plain terms OF the mill.
tary code. for my men do not like pro
family. II you do otherwise. / shall
order them to march on the ground,
and they will obey me. and not you
The drill continued without an oath.
Youths Companion.