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The Washington herald., 1910-04-16
No. 81 Ware vs. Lankford & Co Attrnsy1
Trutt-Uichsrds51.
Probate Court.


Estate q Ellen NJ snitcr; order granting letters
tcsJGE5u,8rv 90 Nlarv L. Mot,er and Anna NJ Gun
UmGham; lCud. $500. Attorney. j. T. Earnest
Estate q Charles r. Hooks order granting letters
tCstamsutary 90 Lenue Fusltt, bond 500 81 Att0r-
ney. l. FUEitt
Estate q John W Bailey; ori- extending time
/ Attouey Nelson Wilson.
Estate ~ John J. DUe. order granting letters q
admin strati0n 20 Ellen NJ Bor. bond. 5000 and
order to continue business. Attorney. l. TChrller.
Ia re Nellie &. Williams; order for allowance.
Attorney w B. Reilly
Estate n ElbCTtiuc NJ. Thompson. order granting
letters tpst1mCntary % sarah L. A. Wood, bond,
| $50. Attorney Z. l.. Hume.
Estate II William II. Wood, orie- granting let
ters O. administration j. b. n 90 Corinrie r Wood
bond. $1,000. Attorneys. Lyon & LYON.
Estate ~ David A. Russell. order granting letters
/ of administration % Cornelius l.. Russell; bond.
500 Attorneys, same.
! In re Margaret VI. Biggins e al; order for rule
Attorncys. Baker. Shechy & Hogan.
! Estate q John L. johnson. Will dated January s.
/ 1910 fled.
Estate Of Lottie NJ BuTkhart; Will dated June 70,
/ 1852 fled.
Estate Of Mary shea; viii dated October L. 1905,
/ fled.
Estate Of James Thompson; petition for letters o.
administration.
Estate Of Ella T. Dunniust0n: petition for letters
J tes,amcntary. Attorney. :. d. Traitt.
II re J. Herman Wendell. j. petition for appoint
| meut Of guardian. Att0ney ". J. Lambert.
Estate Of Mary H. Fowler; petition FOR letters
/ testancntsry 20 Charles d. Fowler, bond. s. 900.
| Attorney. J. .. Sullivan.
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Square 5-5-Part Il lot 5. Gustave Linke 70 E-nes.
L. Schmidt and George NJ Emmerich. trustee.
70 secure German American Building Associa-
-i1n. S5Cn.
Whitehaveu-St. PHILIPS and Jacob. part n trscti
Thomas ". Rens.ed e. Tx % Henry H Berg
mann and Charles Schafe-. trustees. 20 ssclrs
the Northern Liberty Commandment Build
ing Association M. s. 500
Square s7s-Lot l2i Jose Ryon 20 Wilkes G. Pra-
ther aud Henry A LLnggr. r. trustees, % So
cure Frederick A. Linge-, 500, IS months, Tcr
cent. se-ns-anuUally.
Square z5-west part Of lot . and east part q
Ut =, John II. Thornton 20 ux 20 Ralph p.
Barnard and Guy A. johnson. trustees. IN So
cure Barbara Rodlsr. $50. payable March 3.
1911, psr cent, seri-arrusllT.
Brocllaud-Qzrts - lots I and . block %. EVelJu
: Pike and Frances NJ. Pike 70 Washington
Loan sEd TrUgt Company Trustee. N seCl1G
Equitable Coo2e-ativs Building Association.
TO0.
West Eckinstor-Lot 70. block :: Katie NJ Kee
10 National Savings and Trust COMPANY, trustee.
20 secure American Security and Tr-St Company.
SIu years per csnt semi-snuulIy-
Square sca-Parts = lots ard :; Wellesa Pollock
Allen 90 Frank A. Johnson and J. Walter
Stephenson. trustees. % secure Charles W.
Sheafer and George W. Stuart, $40. ylar,
De- CENT semi-Ruu1allv.
/ Square 5H-Pa-t q iot 4; Charles ". Burrows et
TX. 90 John r. La0uer and John A. Hamilton.
trustees. 20 Seclre Washington Lccn and Trust
Company, Hgn. 5 years, Dsr cent, semi
annually.
I SQUARE 255S-Lot g. Abra.o Fey e. Tx % I.
Cabeu williamson. trustee. 70 secure Guy T.
Warren. s3.ooo years. per cent. semi
Annually
| Chich, stlr-Pa-t of Tract; square 56l2 part cf
square Grace r. Linser et VIZ. % Frank T.
Rawlings and Jesse ". Rawlings. trustee, u
secure Frank s. Collins, 500 ; years, Per
cent. Seul-annuRlly.
! Square I5o-Lct g7li Thomas J. Herspe=ser ard n
Nellie Thomas, Amos Thcn as. trustee. % Amer
lean Security and Trust Company. trustee, 70
secure National Savings and Trust Company.
$500 ; years. ; u-r cent. semi-annu1llv.
Square 9f-PaTts cf lots y and + urm0rd H
BuCe- ST.. Orm1nd H. ELuer, T.. 20 Tx %
Am-ricau Security and Trust Company. trustee,
20 ss=1re National Savings and T-.st Company.
$500 WARS. per cent. semi-snuuallv.
Square IO2S-LotS 10 and III. John +. NsrCner 20
ux- % Wharton + Lester and Michael j.
Colbert trustee. y SCENE the National Pe-na-
nert Building Association. $50
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Crop and Industrial Conditions Slightly More
Favorable Than a Week Ago.

New York. April 15.-R. G. Dun & Co.'S
say:
Crop conditions are becoming more
and more, as the season advances. vital
factor in the business situation, and it
is noteworthy that the nearer one gets
to the actual producing centers and the
further from tie speculative markets, the
more cheerful are the reports.
THE growing depression in pig iron
unsettles the iron and steel market 10
some extent and there are signs OF mod
crate curtailment Of production. though
the general situation is still or notable
activity. The movement in dry goods Is
irregular The market for wool is very
quiet with concessions made 20 effect
sales. The shoe trade continues 20 I'M
prove Railroad earnings show gains OF
81 per cent
Bank clearlngs continue to reflect the
large distribution of goods throughout the
country. showing gains Of 102 per cent
over 1903 and 23-S per cent over 1896 out
side Of New York the changes in that
city not being so significant because of
the speculative inactivity. The foreign
commerce reports still reveal heavy ex-
cess IN imports over exports. the figures
for New York In the latest week being
S9. .2SS.l25 imports as against SIS, i02,9SS ex-
ports; the latter. however are in excess
Of the record for the two preceding years.
Commercial failure this week IN the
United States are pa against PA last
week; Do the preceding week. and -,
the corresponding week last year. Fail
ures in Canada number % against % last
week, p the preceding week, and 20 last
year"
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New York. April 15-Bradstreet's re-
view of the state Of trade tomorrow
will say:
Crop. trade and Industrial reports are
rather more cheerful this week This
does not apply SO much TO actual i'm
mediate conditions as 1t does TO great
basic factors likely to be effective in the
future. and yet 1t may be said that the
Improvement is one Of tone or senti-
ment. rather than Of actual expansion
in demand or distribution. Indeed. ex-
cept at a few markets there is little ap-
parent expansion 20 be chronicled. and
on a basis of business done the turn
over is probably little different from a
week ago, with repression or even dis
appointment visible in a number Of lines.
"On the side Of favorable happenings
may be placed the unquestonable good
tenor Of reports received from the farm
ing districts, except from a few States
where winter wheat damage has been
considerable. The exceptionally favorable
season for farming operations as a whole
naturally gives rise to a feeling of op-
timism. most marked IN cities catering
TO the agricultural interests.
There is also less eviednce OF strain
In the labor situation. and last. but GER
tainlv not least. the sasgins OF prices
of a number of agricultural products
from the high levels Of a few months is
regarded as amelicraung the position OF
business generally and likely in time 10
benefit our unuuestionably poor export
trade.
Spring weather has helped city re-
tail trade. Fau buying seems 10 await
clearer views Of crop and price tenden-
cies"
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By ". b. Hibbs Co.
members Of the Chicago Board of Trade, Hioos
Building
Chicago. April lA--Wbeat opened fracti0nallS
lower with moderate commission house selling and
local shorts the huyers. Weather map showed rains
generally IN wntcr wheat belt. with the ,Ncelr
ton x Kansas. Tie market had a rally u nearly
a cent on Predictions ~ frost tonight In Kansas
and Nebraska. casing later. The tenor Of advices
received by rs today from the Southwest indicate
10 bettCrnent in tho condition Of the growing crop
Milling demand moduatc
Local car lots IL with 26 cars estimated for to-
morrow.
Corn ruled steady 70 firm early and showed a
fractional advance from yesterdays close. The buy
irg vas not as 'arge during the past Few DAYS.
Some selling by local elevator interest q May
around ISL snd q July by commission houses
Tho sample market was slow. with pricrs steady.
Local lots lOA with 10 cars estimated for
t0-mCrrOw.
Oats were steady 70 firm. Commission houses
sellers strong spots with local professionals
buying The weather PREDICTION Tor ced weather
aidcd strength % the FAR futures. Cash prices ior
sample lots were firm and lrecu0nally higher.
Local car lots g. with IFS cars estimated Tor
to-incrreV.
Provisions were active. with moderate yolume
q trade The opening was easy. The covering q:
a lire n July product for a 'OCal operator caused
a sharp bulge later on. but after tins buying ceased
decline set IN under scattered lovg selling and
the close was moderately sovcr than yesterday.
Indications point % small run Of hogs for next
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Equity Court No. 1.
IUSTICE ANnFRSON.

dAollAE ANDEhSON.
No 1926. Baldwin vs.. Washington Loan and
Trust Company: bill dismissed with costs. Attor-
ncys. D. S. Mackan and NJ. Strasburger-J. B.
LameT and J. J. Darlington.
No 290is. Brooks vs.. QucLder; sale ratified and
reference TO auditor. Attorneys NJ. n. Richardson
W. L. Pollard.
No 2S7ta. Vaughn VS.. Vaughn; divorce a YIN
| mat. decreed.
No. 1851 Fisher vs.. Baingcr: argued and sub
mitted. Attorneys ". BallirEer-O. LawloT
No 29oij. Smith vs.. Case; same Attorneys, G.
W. Fits and Z. r. Hill-A. B. Casey
Nc. &2Si. McGwder vs.. McGmder; same. Att0r-
neys. W. 7. Plumlcy-R. A. Hughes.
No. 2s23l Adams Dimukes same. Attor-
neys. l. Williamson--J. +. Collins and l.. NJ.
kinG.
No. 9Sl52 Biggs BieEs; hearing continued.
Attorneys, ID. S Mackall and NJ StTssburger-W.
3. Reilly.
No. 2SQ2l. Mess rs. Mutual Guarantee Fund As
sociation: time 10 file transcript extended Attor-
news, +. L. Gies-I. Boyd
No. 2sl7l. Bride IS. Baker: argued and submitted.
Attorneys. Hallam & Hallam and .. orc. Gala
ghan-H n Baker and John Ridout
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. April l5.-CATTLE-R Receipts el3i
head There was an active demand fer the stock
and prices lal5c higher; some sales &c higher.
The yards were cleared Prime and choice steers
sold az 8i0as.75 per 100 lbs; bulls 5aa60; cae
extra bull sod al $50: cnws 3l0a60o; dressed beef
firm az llal2ia per H. fm native sides with hnds
and ribs selling az l2sali and chucks az 9al3s re-
fngcratCr beef at London. liallia pcr N
ES-Roceipts 752 head. Demand was strong
and the prices 5Cc higher than Wednesday. with a
uompt clearance q the pens Common 20 prime
veal- sod az 6Ws9 80 per 100 lbs with general sales
a. SC5a9E; dres~ed calves higher az el5 for city
dressed vods and sai2 for country dressed with
chcics stock bringing l2iz
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rereirts. 4i65A Ahead.
Sheep were entirely nominal but feeling hrn lambs
firm at lcal5c higher. Fair wo0led lambs sold ai
1910 Ter l0J lbs common 20 good clipped lambs
SOoa9D. dressed mutton firm az l3al6 per lh
dressed lambs at l7alq. country dressed hothouse
lambs lower at S0Ca6OO per carcass.
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Oak view-Part "a lot d. block (; Edward J.
SjeIlgwaEeB and HuTy =. Davis. trustees. 70
Joseph 7. Baiues. S5JJ q
Mount P.essaut-Lo, s.. Homer F. Teuny 70 James
= Groves. $40.
Mount Pleasaa,-Iot g. James :. Groves e ux.
% NJ Frank BBUpert. SO
% r street uCrthVest-SCusre SO lot Is, Nary Z
Helmea 90 StansbUry R1yce So
Alley between Sixth and seventh. and ! streets
southeast-Square SIS lot IA. Frederick A. Lin
ser e. TX. % Josie Rync. SO
Wuitehaven-Lot 70: Marie He,lvis e VIZ 20 Nor
man z. Ryou SO
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Circuit Court No. L.
IrsTICE WRIGHT.


No. 5l5G. Mchimmie et al. vs.. Horton. r., e. al.
molten for a new trial ard motion In arrest Of
Judgment fled. Attorneys W = Ambrose-Chsrles
Por.
No. 5cf6. Wall vs. oyster % al. time for return
extended. Attorney. John RidCut.
No. 5l47. HerSchel vs. Iowa Apartment House
Cumpauy. bill 0f exceptions signed and fled At
toneys. Balston. Sddcns a Richardson. and T. s
Stevart-B + Leighton and Z. II. McLachlen.
Assignments for April Is:
No. as. Mckenzie vs. Grouse. Attorneys Mather-
Davis
No. 1901. sprUw vs. Staples Attorneys, Jackson,
Nicol and Jcbnson-Syme & Woodard.
No. 4l& Brown ys. Washington Railway and Eleo
the Company. Attorneys. Owen-DUuglas & Hoover
Nc. 4li. Weiss & Entwis;le Same. Attorneys
same.
No. 45l. Wright rs Anacostia ard Potomac River
Railroad Company. Attorneys. Gies-Douglas &
Hoover.
No. 35 Hill vs.. Georgetown and TennallytOwr
Railway Company. Attorneys Lambert & Yeat
man-DarlingtOn.
No. 459. Kahl vs. CAPITAL Traction Company. At
tOrneys, Pfatzfelder-Perry & son and Dunlop.
No rs. Ballard & Lanham rs. Bialas. Attorneys
Darr pevenr & TaVIn--poe
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. April L.-Quotations by Baltimore
Fruit and Produce Association are follows:
BUTTER-CrcameTy. fancy. per b.. S3za3i imi-
tation Z5a24 rolls 21aZ2: st0re-packed 20; prints
I4lb. S2as3; do. lib. S2a33: blocks 2 lbs. 3a32;
dairy prints Maryland. Pennsylvania, and Virginia,
2oa2l: Iowa and Northwestern. ladle. Ea23
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania. and nearby frsts.
per doz.. 2 s do. Eastern Shore. Maryland, and
Virginia, per doz-. q Western frsts per doz., y
DO. West Virginia. per doz.. p de-. North Caro-
lina per doz.. q duck eggs per doz., 25a26.
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens. heavyweight. per
lb, % do, small to medium 90 old rooeters. Dcr
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building
New York April l5.-Manchester seemed 10 set
the pace in cotton. Liverpool feu into line. and
then Neg York. Prices here mp sharply on
july while May ~ far behind II. and other
months were also hlElCr. According % a Liverpool
dispatch. there iarge business day in Man
chester yesterday Many spot dealers at Liverpool
Il is said, viii sail at once for New York TO buy
what they term cheap cottor" after the May
tenders are issued. This Is described in the same
dispatch as showing tho acuteness of the position
and the good trldo here" Also the Liverpool stock
continues small.
Futures advanced 10 % . points. the latter on
july closing very stea.ly. Estimated sales. E0.00
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Potomsc Electric Consolidated per cent
bonds were In some demand yesterday on
the local stock exchange, but the call for
them did not seem equal to the supply.
and under limited trading the price re-
ceded from lOl TO 1905. Chesapeake and
Potomac IS were also wanted and sold
firmly at 1O4ss.
Lanston was the most active stock, and
under the impetus of the expectation OF
rights connected with new issue Of
stock by the company, the price Of the
stool. advanced about s. a share above
previous sales. About fifty shares were
sold. some of II in fractional lots at "a.
Other trading in stocks was Of small
volume, and the days business was con-
siderable less than that of the preceding
day.
J. Castle Ridgeway, cashier of the
District National Bank. was host at a
complimentary dinner TO Robert n. Har-
per last night at the National Press Club,
which was attended by officers and d.
rectors Of the bank and friends Of Mr..
| Harper
! The occasion was an INFORMAL cele-
bration Of the fact that the bank OF
which Mr.. Harper is president passed the
ST. 0OO, coo mark in its deposits in less than
six months from the time of its charter.
Mr.. Harper was warmly congratulated
upon the success of the bank by his
| friends about the dinner table.
Among those present at the dinner were
/ Robert y Ttarner IT r + Macfarlaud
J. Miller Kenyon. William S. Hoge, owen
T. Reeves, Jr., w. T. Poole. J. d.
Schneider, Aubrey T. DAILY. w. T. LOCKER
Joseph W. Handy, J. w. Harper. and
James A Doritee.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-16
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. April 15.--MCney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at 81 per cent highest 3is
lowest 3 closing 81 per cent. Most of the days
loans were made at 81 per cent
Time money was unchanged. The somewhat easier
tone continued. notwithstanding a slight improve
ment in demand. Rates. 4a4h per cent for sixty
DAYS. 4hai5s for ninety days, and for four FIVE and
six months. "a fo7 over he year.
Mercantile paper came into the market with some
freedom, meeting with fairly rapid absorption, here
and elsewhere. Rates. fza5 per cent fer sixty and
ninety days indorsed bills receivable; 45a5 per cent
for choice four and six months names 5ikas for
,4here
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Chicago. April l5-Liye hogs were cents higher
The receipts estimated at l0oo3; ofoia yester
Gay. u.4lS: shipments. 3S25, left over from ycster
dly 6C,l estimated receipts tomorrow. ZOO Bulk
oi prices. 995aloc5; lights. 975al0l5; mixed and
butchers 975alCl0. heavy. 975al010. rough heavy
975l9S5: yorkers. l0o5aOl0: pigs q50alol0
Cattle were strong. estimated receipts. 200
Reeves 5eoas.55, COWS and heiiers 215a7.S., Texas
steers. Aslas.55; stockers and feeders. 3s5a660.
Westerns 5Ooa6s5
sheep were weak % 10 lower Estimated receipts
1000 NATIVES l5CaS55 Westerns 5Cla8D. year
Huss, 72a5.N, lambs 7.75a975. Western. 8O0a
lce'.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-16
Criminal Court No. 1.
IuSTICE GOuLn


No. 8s5l. United States vs.. Ernest Davis; carnal
knoUledres plea. not guilty.
No. 8Sl2 United States Edward p. jenkins
forgery plea not guilty; bail fxed at S50o.
No. Gll9. United States vs.. LinwOod George
robbery and petit larceny; plea. guilty.
No. B1l. United States vs.. George L. Brown
grand larceny; sentenced 10 penitentiary for three
years; appeal noted. recognizance in 500. with
Samuel H Walker surety. taken.
No. 2OC2 United States James O'COnnr
violation Of section $50 code as amended. plea
guilty. fined for SlGG.
No. BOs6 United States vs.. Frederick A. Peck
ham and Moses Haas; conspiracy; motion to strike
cut pleas IN abatement Of each Overrued.
No. 8Os9 United Statss Theodore II. Puce
and Moses Haas: same: same.
No. 8OS7. United States vs.. Moses Haas and
Frederick A. Peckham same; same.
No 3O& United States vs.. Theodore H. Price
and Moses Haas; Same: same.
United States vs.. Edward T. jenkins: forgery
recoguizance in $500. with Frank Fraz1ano surety
taken.
Assignments for Monday:
T-nf+a Il
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h.. u: winter chickens. as % size. per H. Ea29:
spring chickens I 10. and over. h. 25af0; turkeys,
hens. choice. per H.. p. young gubhlers, per lb
p. old TOMS per H., &C rough and poor per To-.
l0all. geese. Western and Southern. Ter h.. l3ali
do. Maryland and Virginia. per h.. l5ai6; pigeons.
young. pr pair p DO. old per pair, %, ducks.
large per H.. Il; do. small per d.. Is, muscoy
ard mongrel. per H.. Ijal6 do whits Pckins. per
H. lsc guinea fowl. old. each. .; do. young.
Ia Iba and over. 80.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-16
Lawsuits

No 525is Genevicve Lotto " Terminal Tsyicab
Company: damages. $1,000 Attorneys, Pa4, Hin
ton & Pack.
No $3.50. Mary VI. Tucker vs.. Capital Traction
Company. damages $1,000 Attnrneys same.
No $3.50. John ". Staggers vs.. Marion o. Bur
rows David II. Burrows, and Otho NJ. Burrows;
Judgment Municipal Court. S5222 Attorney, n
Stearman
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Criminal Court No. :
IuSTICE STAEFnRn

No. 52572 Loughran VS.. Ketchum ct al. motion
for new trial continued. Attorneys. L. Simmons
and J. II. Zobel-R. NJ. Thomas and f. G. Dutton.
No S2s7. Dulany Roach; motion for judg
ment continued. Attorneys. G. W. 0futt and
Alex Wolf-F. S. Paladini.
No. Be2 United States vs.. Leary Thomas; lar
ceny; sentenced 20 the penitentiary for three years
Assignments for Monday:
No. ll6 Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank
vs. City Harness Supply Company. Attorneys, Darr
Peyser & Taylor-Hufty & Burke.
No. 92. Deson vs.. Kemp. Attorneys. Paladini
& Blankenship-Smith.
No. 81. ArnO vs.. Heiberger Attorneys. Gies-
Bimey & Woodard.
No. 81 Darlington administrators. vs. Delaney
Attorneys. Brandenburg Brandenblrg-T Thompson
& Laskey-
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Equity Court No. ?.


No. 2S94a. Reyburn Reyburn ct al: leave 10
amend bill granted and order appointing j. j. Oar
l,ngtOn and j. W. LatimCr trustees 10 sell bond
$4,000. Attorneys, ]. W. Latmer-J. j. Darlington
and II. T.. Galley.
No. 2ssiS Shoomaker Company vs.. Munsey; order
limiting time. Attorney II. z Davis and w. ].
Lambert
No. &065. Tabulsting Machine Company vs.. Du-
rand; order oTeTTuling demurrer. Attorneys. J. n.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-16

New York. April 5.-WHEAT-ITegalar; limited
trade No. / Duluth. opening Il navigation. Ll9ia.
No ? rcd. T. o. b.. ll9. No. hard New York {. O.
b.. nominal. No / macarQui. lO5 T. o. b., opening
u navigation. No ] Manitoba, {. O. b., May Ll5R.
Exporters took seven loads
CORN-Strong: poor trade. Steamer mixed, 63a
export basis No. 2 elevator. nominal export basls.
export No. ?, f. @. D.. 81, No. yellow, nominal.
Exporters took loads
RYE Nominal NJ 2 n gqIs
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Equity Suits.

No 2os-. James T. Padgctt ot al, trustees rs.
Charles II. Meullat trustee. and John RidUut; for
execution Of deed. Attorney. J. T. Padgett
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District Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. SO United States Thirty-six Cases Meta
bolized Cod Liver OH Compound; order allowing
appeal; bond s25)
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Circuit Court NO. 2.

Assignments Tor April IS;
No - Tobriner ct al. vs.. jefferson. Attorneys,
Tobrner & Cul-Nevmyer
No 26l Wells Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys, Richardson-Perry & Son and Dunlop
] No. 276. Harrison ct al. vs.. Weld Attorneys.
Strasburger-Jeffords & Englesby.
No Ga Lyon vz. Bursey. Attorneys RidOut-
White
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KensingIOn RAILWAY

Cars from 18th st. and New York
ave. every quarter hour, pass Rock
Creek Bridge. Mnin Entrance ZOOlOEI-
cal Park, and Chevy Chnse, Connect
at Lake with Kensington Line.
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! BORFOLK & WASHINGTON
{ STEAMBOAT COMPANY

Eh1 DAY IN the year Tor Fort Monroe,
Norfolk, Newport News. and points South.
via superb. powerful steel palace steamers
Southland and Newport News"
Lv. Washington5:45 pm. ". Portsmouth. 90 D m
Lv. Alexandria 90 pm. Lv. NoriOlk......6OO pm
Ar Fl. MCuroe.l 20 am. Lv. II. Monroe. Z 90 pm
Ar NorfOlk.....s 90 am. Ar Alexandra. $50 am
Ar PortSmouth.s 30 am. Ar. Washington Goa. IN
ryThrough connections made at Norfolk with
steamers Old Dominion Steamship Co. for New
York. and Merchants and Miners Steamships for
Boston. Uptown agency. 10 lith. CPhOne Main
5O) 7th st. wharf CPhone Main 576O.
W. H. CALLAHAN. Gen1 Pass Agt-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-26

..--,--,-,lre. for aU % Denvers ~
-ezrrrs fbllity and eNL.AFa-.' 'zl-,--,-rl-s
rr. -~nr-e. drIt-nttlA
r1---e Companion Tor AfFt-
house existence - Lle-
-t-lllv unknown. for lns-e-e a. tr-y
ava-rrreurs you see - one OK
~ --.. rc-,srs. as much alike as ~
80. and always OF brick of $500 49,
be- belrr scarce and expensive 80
..-,---nent houses are GOV 6e.ns s
s-tl- b-r they are TOO sclF-S, ~ ,.--l-s
s-v-tfrr TO the average 80 - r-,,-..ss,
whose ambition runs ~ "-
o- a tldy biz % groom p Ia. .-.,-.st-,-.
- rs Incomes ard tneir el-"-.--i u
family of three. i2-l - ~ - has a
$4,000 a year az their 60 ,--l''. --,-e tney
-frhty Eoot zine. 70 - -, re1
49, not save much. but Leeh .rct-
tellr a railway nay - $50 good
p~ico Cor the privi-eg-. ~ ~. -,,s-s-
nav stumble on O. mlne 49, 80 IRE
oottmlsn o. Denver rs sll-F-'
.-~ss family OF three Caad one ce .lil
is considered good mees- e. - 81 06o
L-l-s .~ra,- occupy q house which
\ New Yorker might envy t-.r ,,l,--a-.
i 80 -. a-d beds They have 800
. cIofhes. the husband an1 - ne -,,-ee
belong 90 8 clLe. 80 800 - tn
-f-t and her husband oecAeie "a u
r-rr~faf-s few men az Gus
T-ev nv both belong 60 the stlne -
-r-.h- tfav viii certainly sup 90" ~
~. -i,--f i- the wee *. aai they eA' in
seSt c1ts % meat
"a Denver butcher told tite soy ~.
- -.-.-fs Denver would ear onl
tre best. and when sou s~-.- Is
a brlck-aIrr- tl. 49, s-- vols an
Fe--ranf why nothing -s ''~
Denver.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-26

- THE LATEST PARIS FASH
rSS N HAIR DRESSING. All
= "a a. 3air or hand or mace 70
A.. CCmNinEs made into S~itcnes-
przVsdours. PUTS. etc SATISFACTION
rsArxnreed- HUGHES Us Norte
ns-a St. Richmond. Va