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REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS.

LAnifT Hsghts-Lot 81; Harry wardman and
Ta0mas 2. Bones TO Moliie 7. Stock, SO.
Floral Hill-square $50. sublot 2; George v.
White TO Harry G. Birge SO
Center Ecidngton-Lot II, block 10; Rsbecca SERVE
ner. Margaret Walter, ct al 70 Harry q
Birge. SO
Rear Of 2lls Thirteenth street northwest-squAre
20. lot 81; Norman L. Ryon to james J.
Keane So
Hillbsook- sqaars I7e, lots IL and u; otwAz B.
Zantzinger 20 20 John Fl. Hall so
Barry Farm-SquAre $50. lots l8. Is and ~;
Fanny Williamson 70 Howard S. Beckley. SO
Andrew 8, Beekey 10 Howard s. Bsekley, SO
keno-IOt z, block 7; James L. Giles et &c the
District Of Columbia s375
First and ID streets sDutheast-Squsye "a. part Of
lot Z; the Washington Loan and Trust Com
fany, trustee, ct al % Lena A, Williams s. 20.
79 Second street northSest-sGuars 5s4 lot p
Eugene 6. Harbour et W. ct 81 10 II. Frank
RUPERT. go.
Eighth street northeast. between ard H streets
square 81 LOT Z; Ira 4. Cole TO Lurana A
Van Dozen. SO.
HiIibrOok-square 5Oss. lot ls2. Holmead Manor,
square &oo, lot 10: John Chaeonas 70 Peter Z
Chaeonas. SO
Fourteenth street southeast. near G street Square
los. lot 9; james A. CLARK ct IL. to James J.
O'Brien. SO.
1913 8 street northwest-SquaFe %. lot 81; Eva r,
Bouie e viz Harry v, 10 james 7. BeAsoh, so
West Bloomingdaie-L0t 46. block l; John d. Hen
uttouu 70 M4tlu j. Nt4dA. elU-
COS Q street n0rthEest-SquAre AS lot rs: Fred A.
kummeil ct and Richard Beresfofd, execu-
tor. 70 Ella NJ. Hanoi. 5000
street southeast, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets-square losi lots e, a and s.; William
Shedd H0llOn and Mary Brown H0ltoB 70
BeTkley L. SimmOns so
University Psrk-Lot and part Of bot S. block - /;
Berkeley l.. Simmons, Howard Etchizon ct ux
TO Leo simmonS SO
University Park-Part q lol 5 and Io4 6 block a
LEO Simmons e uX- TO William shedd Hclton
SO.
Grsnhy-part q Iot IS; Theresa NJ. PautA st VIZ to
Ida Y FlsEnfy. $40
Aaltingiy Tfaet-Square 20. lot Y; Sarah NJ Farr
70 Margaret v Goodman Sc
Bar5 Faun-Square 5s77, lot SO Robert Fl. Sort
et TX. TO jerry Tyler, SO
PetWorth-Iot %, block =; George c. Hough e w
70 Alfred A. Walker SO.
Petworth-Lot S. BLOCK 81. GoorTu j. Cummings
and George w, Cook trustees. to J. HoTbert j.
Yaie 3.
Washington Heights-I4ot 80: Gertrude c. Classic
ct viz 20 Agnes r. Wall So
Holmead Manor-lot l2i block "A: Jennie r Alb
bott e VIZ 70 EFnes c. Moriarty = IL, SO.
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EGGS-Near-bg Virginia, 2sai0 per doz; Western,
3a4: Southern scarce: storage. 3a3
BUTTER-Fancy creamery. tubs. 5la3liz per ID
frsts s0lza3l; high-grade. tub. hrsts 30: process
Z7l4a2s; lower grades, 25a8lz,
CHEESE-New York. new. l6al74 fat, Is
LIVE POULTRY-Spring chickens, l4al5 per ID. /;
hens l2aI3; rooster, g. ducks. al5; turkeys, large
l6a10 Der 10. small lIal6
DRESSED P0ULTRY-Turkey hens, undraWu. 2Da
. PER lb.i gobblers, undrawn. I9a2l per ID. old
toms. lsa0; turkeys. thin. l5als; medium. l5als
hens. l2al4; young ducks. lial6 per b.. Old l2aI4
choice geese, l3aH.
VEGEfA BLES-Potstoes. 50a75 per busheI sweet
potatoes 2 lSa250 per Dbl: onions 8las0 per bushe
FRUIT-Apples 3ooa5.59 per bbl. pineapples. zoo
AIS per crate; grapes, Amelia 40oaz.00; per key
KieieF pears 3la25 per basket; California oranges
45Oas.00 per box; grapefruit, 20Oa35o per crate
Florida oranges. 20oa275 per box tangeTinez, 350a
40 per strap
GREEN PRODUCE-Cueumbers, dollhouse. coal 90
per dOz- tomatoes, fancy home grown AOoa5 % per
box; lettuce, New York 2l5a350 per basket; cab
hage Local . per 100 lbs beets % per doz SQUASH
1.0oai.z5 per bbl; celery. 4oa60 per bunch: egg.
plant, S5h5eoi per crate cTanbeFries l5a2.75 Der
box 900al0.00 per Dbl green peppers, L25 per Dbl :
red peppers, 80 per bbL caulifoEer, 40Oa6.o per
bbL: beans. 500a7.0 per basket
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Weekend Trips to old Point.

The chief attraction of Old Point Com
fort at the holiday season is the presence
Of one or more divisions Of the Atlantic
fleet of battle ships in Hampton Roads,
the brilliant uniforms of both arms of
the service being much in evidence each
evening at numerous receptions, teas.
and cotilions at the famous Chamberlin
Hotel. Washingtonians and visitors will
find the attractive weekend trips Of
fered by the modern steamers OF the
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Company very pleasant and enjoyable
outing. The city ticket Office in the Bond
Building viii be pleased TO furnish de-
tailed information and make necessary
staterOOm reservations.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by ". B. HIbhs & Co.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade Hibns
Building.
Chicago, Dec li.-wheat values have STEADILY
hardened as the day advanced, The creeping bulge
has caused increasing bgying the part Of shorts
and has sIifened the courage Of bulls There was
very small trade early. but broadening 70 a moder-
ATE extent later as bears grasped al disappearing
profits and bulls crowded their advantage The
campaign for advanced commission rates on which
ballot is being taken to-day has distracted attention
10 some extent from the market but there APPEARS
nevertheless TO he some resting orders q importance
there which have overcome the scattered and unor-
gained selling opposition.
Corn advanced to-day on liberal buying by leading
wheat longs, limited shorts and local spectators
who have been following the leaders Selling opp
sition has not been great although it bias increased
steadily on sales Weather me in corn belt.
Oats advanced with other grains. Trade small. bat
best buying has bcea local in character Some real
fsslg hnrf selling hs7Ia
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Probate Court
JUSTICE GOULD.

JGDIllE dOGAADs
Estate Of William A. knspp; order TO sell STOCK
Attorney, a II. Tolman.
Estate OF Conrad Jordan; petition for letters tes
t2mentary. Attorney Charles II. Bauman
Estate Of NoFyal W. King. order to Sen stock
Attorneys. Gordon s Gordon.
In re Truman D. Beckett ct al; order for allow
anoe Attorney, W. 3. Guy.
Estate Of Ruby Holtzclaw; W. Clayton appointed
guardian. bond Sl0o.
In Helen Barnes; Edward T. Coioday appoint
ed guardian; bond 500. Attorney. 4 7. CoIoday.
Estate Of Nina c. Duyall; james A Duvan ap-
printed guardian bond S,OO0. Attorneys. Dan.
Peyser & Taylor.
Estate Of CuVier Grover; letters testamsntarY TO
Ella NJ. Grover; bond 500, Attorney, Evans Browns
Estate Of Robert d. Howard; order ratifying sale,
Attorneys. Slefnan & Lerch.
Estate Of Edward Nj. Grinder; order granting IN
structions. Attorney, J, J. Darlington.
Estate Of Michael p. Walsh; order for sale Of
business Attorneys Baker. Shelby d Hogan.
Estate OF Emma Hammer; letters Of administTz-
ton granted 10 Rosa 81. Davis bond $, 200. Attoz
ney. ]. ]. Darlington
Estate Of Lille Bereford; exemplifed copy Of VIII
fled.
Estate Of John A. Lattrsll; petition for letters d
administration. Attorney, Frederick J. Singley-
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COURT RECORD
"wednesday, December IA, 1o1o)
Supreme Court of the United states.

Supreme Court of the United States.
Present: Mr., Justice Harlan. Mr.. Justice White.
As. Justice MeKenna, Mr. Justice Holmes. Mf.
Justice Day, Mr. Justcs Lurton, and Mr. Justice
Hughes.
Philip s. Zieber. Of Reading. Pa; Thomas Jaeger
Snyder. Of Reading Pa; David p. Stricken, o.
Colorado Springs. Colo.i Henry c. Young Of
Maiden, Mas; James NJ. Chiffon, OF Louisville,
KY: Homer w. Batson of Louisville. KY, William
r. Connolly. Of Detroit. Mich: Edwin Henderson.
of Detroit. Mich. and + j. NJ. Hally, Of Detroit.
Mich. were admitted to practice.
No. 5S7. r. J. House, plaintiff in error. Va Joel
B. Maya. marshal. &c; argument continued By
Mr. Elliott W. Major for the defendants IN error
aud concluded By MT. james HaseEman for the
plaintiff Ia error.
No. SD Thomas J. BrOdnax Snd Frank f.
Essex plaintiffs ia error vs. The State Of Missouri.
argument commenced By Mr.. Frank Hagerman for
the plaintiffs ia error continued by Mr.. Elliott W.
Major for tho defendant in error, and concluded BY
Mr. Frank Hagrrman for the plaintiffs in error.
No. Ga The Sae and Fox Indians Of the Mis3s-
sipp in Iowa. appellants. Va The Sac and Fox
Indians OF tina Mississippi IN Oklahoma and the
United States; argument commenced b. Mr..
Charles H. MerIlst for the appellants.
Adjourned until tomorrow al r o'clock
The day call for Thursday. December Is. win be
as follows: Nos GA. 7@ 80, Y, H. Is, rs II, u,
and 70 land S0l.
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POSTAL LEAGUERs BANQUET
Reformation of Parcels Post Sys-
tenn Theme of Speakers.

Members of the Postal Progress
League gathered at banquet in the
New Ebbitt last night to discuss plans
for a campaign against the existing con-
troll OF the parcels post system by the
express corporations.
The speakers of the evening were ]. c.
Beach, president Of the league; James
L. COWles. secretary and treasurer;
Representative David ]. Foster, OF YER
mont, and William +. GUIDE, president
Of the Washington Chamber OF Com
merce.
The purpose of the league is the widest
possible extension Of the sphere of our
Post-oflce Department, especially that OF
the parcels post and the speeches Of the
evening We're devoted to discussion of
means by which this object could be ac-
complished.
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

The United States Treasury report indicates the
condition at the beginning Of business yesterday:
Working balance in Treasury Office. ... So $40 I23 0
In banks and PHILIPPIANS treasury "a So 994 3
Total balance IN Treasury fund.-. So SOC 0i2 3
Treasury receipts yesterday. 2Il59 63
Treasury disbursements yesterday....... 296 9S s.
The deficit 10 date this fiscal year Is S I2A 0006
as against 81. 81 45S g At this time last year
Panama Canal and public debt fgIres are not
included IN this statement
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Dec. lL-LiEs hogs were 0slse lower
than yesterdays average The receipts were estl-
mated al g oo: Official yesterday. 50 81: shipments.
6GS: left over. 1.1So estimated receipts tomOr1uw,
g Geo Bulk Of prices. 745; lights. 7.sa7.50; mixed
and butchers. Iaa7.D; heavy. 7.aaI.50i workers.
80; pigs. 66oa7.i5
Cattle WeTs weak 70 i0c loSer. Estimated resspts.
2 O0a Beeves 45A7 50; COWS and heifers. 21a5 8;
Texas steers. 39oa5.o0; stockeTs and feeders, asa
SIS; Westerns, 39oa5S1
Sheep were Zoe lower. Estimated reoeip1S g on.
Natives Ina 3: Western 23h4 o; yeariings IA
SIS; lambs, AO0ae.30: Western, 45Oa65.
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Circuit Court No. /.

JUSTICE AEBEhSnN.
No. $50. Bluthenthai & Becksrt czrson Il
al bill OF exceptions Submitted. Attorneys. II. ".
Wheatley-H. ]. Quinn and /. A. Bailey.
No. 4z0l- Thorn. administrator. v. SanhOrn: tat
on Sci IA Attorney. d K. Webb,
No. 2. Ccnnelly vs. Gosselin Il al: given To IuTy.
Attorneys n. J. Colbert-L. A. Bailey.
Assignment for December IS;
No. g.. Towner ct al VA Saunders. Trundls e
al. Attorneys Happier & Merillat and Hayden
Johnson-BeTTy & Minor
No. 3. MoEiarity, administrator. Washington
Gaslight Company. Attomeys, Montagus & Nc
raTity-Pery & son.
No III. Wright IS Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. BrRdlsy-D0ugias &
Hoover.
Nc. II. Pntchs7i ". Baltimage and Ohio Rail
mad Company et al Attorneys. 0'Donoghue- Ham
iltou, ColhsTt Yekes & Hamilton
No. 81. Jones vs. Anacostia and Potnnac River
Railway Company. Attorneys, Ambrose. Happier a
Observation-Disclosures
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Criminal Court 30. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.


No 2soS United States vs.. HArvey NJ. Lewis
James y. Huston. and Everett DufOar; violation
Sect $40 Revised STATUTES United States verdict
guilty as to each Attorneys. H. E Davis. J. c.
Cuttings. c. Il syme, C. P. Hoover. and NJ. W.
Sullivan.
No z2l4. United States vs.. Samuel Hoffman:
nonsuprort; bench warrant awarded
No 12l. United states vs. Oscar JohnsOa; as
sault danser0ls weapon; plea, not guilty.
Ne. E2sa. United states William Evans and
Thomas Winston; housebreaking and larceny; plea,
not guilty as to No. I, No p guilty.
No ZSs. United States rs, Noah Saunders /;
same plea, guilty; sentenced to penitentiAry for
i've years.
No, Z7zs United States rs. Thomas johnson;
same; plea. not guilty.
No. z8S United States vs. Cain Robertson.
George Scriyen. and Thomas johnson; sane; No /,
plea guilty; No. . same. remandi No. ,, plea net
guilty.
No zlg. United States vs. Charles Rudd; same;
sentenced 70 the pcnitentiary for three years.
No Z9i United States vs.. Lydia Frazier; grand
larceny plea. not guilty.
No. 2Z3 umtai States "a Howard S. Ped;
same; sentenced 70 peniteniary for eighteen months
and placed on probation
No G292 United States ~ Washington Lewis;
assault dangerous weapon; plea guilty.
No ZG6 United States " George Harris: house-
breaking; plea, guilty.
No 200 United States vs. Noble Wellington:
petit larceny; discharge On December Is 1910 frnm
WUTkh0use ordered.
Criminal Court No. =.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH-
No z2i5. United States VI Alph Weaver; lar
ceny plea guilty; sentenced to Enitentary fos three
years; placed on proeation
No ggl United states vs. Gerose Ninox
sodosny; plea guilty' sentenced to jail for one
yeaf
No 28S United states IS Oscar Taper and
George Dyer; HOUSEKEEPING and larceny given to
the jury. Attorneys, Robson a Calvin
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Equity Suits.

No. zsls George w. Rock vs.. E. Welsh Ash
ford trustee, and William A. Hedrek; 70 suhsti-
tute trustee Attorneys. Cuttings & Chamberlain.
No. $500. Sarah l. Hillusan and Joel Hillman vs.
Girald Trust Company. Samuel II. Stimson and
Richard X. Tyler trustee 10 substitute trustee at
torneyi Alex. Wolf.
No. &s2l. Jessie r. Mann vs. james Sommer-
Vile ct al. unknown heirs; 10 quiet title Attor-
neys, J. l. Welles and Alex Wolf
No. 2s22 Lewis johnson IS. Maud A. Freeman
Ell al TO appoint trustees TO convey. Attosneys Il
NJ. King aud George c. Gertman
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Dec. H-BUTrER-Recepts 5,7s5
packages The market is firm. Creamery specials,
Per H. g; creamery extras, 81 creamery hrsts, p
State dairy tub finest, 30: process specials. Is
CHEESE-Receipts SIS boxes Little change can
b. reported. State whole milk specials. September
M. State whole milk. fancy eolored. September
B1a; SKINS August-Septemher quality Bi SKINS
average fancy, uH-
: EGGS-Reespts. e.es cases Continued liberal re
oep<s Together with sluggish trade. caused weaker
feeling State Pennsylvania, and nearby hennery
white. fancy. s.; State Pennsylvania and nearby
henez5 brown. fancy, IS; freShGathered selected ex
tas, g
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
members of the New YORK Stock Exchange Hibbs
Building
New York. Dec. 1.-THE market was more active
N the late trading and hrmer with pioes working
up to twenty points over yesterdays on covering
o. shorts and some further buying by local and
New Orleans balls and spot interests II was com
mon report on the floor Of the exchange that the
National Ginners' Associations report has been
compiled and shows less than 500O bales ginned 10
December Il against l.S500O from November Il to
Tk.,-raF.ar 7
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Dec lA-Money on call at the stock
exchange today opened at 81 pr cent highest 81
lowest "a, closing % per cent Most Of the day 5
LOSE made at "a per cent
= se money a shade easier for the six months
penud. the amount Of money obtainabe at per
cent being slightly larger The general tone Of the
market quiet. Rates, 4aih per cent for thirty
and sixty days; 4 per cent for ninety days and
four months; 4a4A per cent for i've and six months
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REVOLUTIONARY SONS ELECT.
Gen. Leonard wood Chosen Presi-
dent at Annual Meeting.

The Sons of the Revolution. at their
annual meeting held at Rauscher's.
Tuesday night, elected officers for the
ensuing year as follows:
Gen Leonard Wood. president; DR.. n.
L. Il. Johnson. vice president; a. K Par
ris, jr., secretary; B. B. Wilson. treas
urer: Alfred B. Horner. registrar; Rev.
John Van Sehaick, chaplain.
A board of managers was elected as
follows: Walter c. Clephane, Commo-
dore Richard G. Davenport, Frederic L.
Huidekoper. Dr. Charles f, Langworthy,
Reginald Y. Rocker, Col. Henry May,
William p Metealf. Benjamin Miller.
and John K Stauffer. A luncheon fol-
lowed the election.
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New Y0TE. Dec A-WHEAT-SfT0ngor; larger
business. No. Northern spring. % arrive. f. O b.
llsizi No. red +. O b.. ss14i No . hard. (. O. b.,
!. 0fz; No. / macaroni f. o. b.. go. No. / Mani
toba, T. 0. b.. L0SA. Reported six loads Manitoba
for export and twenty loads red winter for France
CORN-Fimer: light business Steamer. 5gk; ex-
port basis; export. new No. 2. (. O. b. s.: new No
. elevator domestic, IS, nominal. Exporters took
four loads mainly new. 10 arrive December, Janu-
an Fehruary. and March.
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DROPPED AS DESERTER.
Capt. o'COnneII Disappears When
Shortage in Accounts Ia Found.

Shortage in Accounts Is Found.
Capt. John j. O'ConnelI. Twenty
eighth Infantry, formerly stationed at
Fort Smelling. Mimi. has been dropped
from the army as a deserter. Capt
o'Conneil disappeared from his post sew
eral months ago. following the discov-
cry of an alleged shortage in his ac-
counts. He has not been heard from
since his disappearance.
he is native Of Ohio, and was ap-
pointed TO the Military Academy on June
1e, 1855. He is about thirty-nine years
of age. he has been a captain In the
Twenty-eighth Infantry since February
2, 1901.
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Circuit Court No. =

JUSTICE bAhNAh
No. 5oSn Stewart NinSloW; verdict for de-
PENDANT Attnne5s T. u Jenmds-I. Williamson
and +. Peyton.
No. a97l. Payne ". Capital Traction CoEnpsny
verdict for defendant Attorneys C. s ShreEe and
NJ. n. Richardson-R. r. Peuy & Son and &. T.
Dunlop
Assignments Tor to-day;
No. > kohen IS Washington Railway and Eec-
inc Company. Attorneys. Hin Rogers 4 Mzttingly
and W. a. Gsrdner-J. ]. Darlington.
No. u.s. HenSley, administrator, Metropolitan
Coach Company. Attorneys. Robson * ColTin-Ham-
nton. Colbert. YeTkes & Hamilton
No ~ Blaekburn vs.. Same. Attorneys, Sullivan
Perry & Son and Dunlop.
No. 5A Jolly. administrators. rs Adams AtoF~
neys. LambeFt-DarIington.
No 490ls. Sprow Is Staples Attorneys, Jackson,
Aich0i & Johnson-SyIne & W00dard
No. li2 steward rs. Staples et al Attorneys,
WllAals-T Thomas BiTney & Woodland.
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Lights Reauired Jnnunry !

Mai Sylvester viii not enforce the regu-
lation requiring lights on horse-drawn We
hicles until January l. This decision was
reached yesterday, although the District
Commissioners had set the time for De-
cember II.
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Criminal Court No. =.
CHIEF JTsFTCE CIABAuGH
Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No 6S In re Joseph AueFbaeh; cause dismissed.
No &c., Ia re Aaron Goldman rule returnable
December 80.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs 4 Co.
msmbers Of the Nsw YORK Stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building.
Cali money: Open, sss: high, yz: low ); close, )
SALES OF SHARES ny HOuRs
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Naval orders.

The following order has been issued;
Commander 6. r. SALISBURY. detached com
mand Wilmington, TO duty as governor and com
nandant Of the naval station, Guam, n l.
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Bankruptcy Petition.
MechanIe,a IIen.

No. TG. In rc Aaron Goldman, Involuntary peti
ton- Petitioner's solicitor. L. 2. Loving
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Lawsuit.

No s5rS James A. Whitcomb vs.. William A
Eastsrday: Judgment Municipal Court, $50 Attos-
nEy. John L CAzzn
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No 6la. William E Brown w ]. B. Mcdonnell
sii. part Of lot a. squarp 2S4. Attorney, Pac
0beriin.
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Court of Appeals.
Adjourned from day to day until January J, Dn



Equity Court No. 4.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
In 70 Hunscyl James A. HigginSoni investment
In re Qtnaey) Robert A steidel; sane
Ia ne Qunacyl Egan T. Lindehefg. sane
No. 192 Lerch rs Southern Socuuti1 COmrAnJi
reference TO auditor. Attorneys Slezaan & Iereas-
Paul Slefnan
No 3l9. Rock vs.. Ashford substitution Of trus-
tee ordered. Attornsys GittinH & Chamberlain
No. 1851. Campbell Campbell; argued and sub
mitted. Attorneys W. II. White-John RidouL
Assignment for December Is:
No. II. Sanford " shanafeit, Attorneys, Don
aldson-Darr. Peyser & Taylor.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 30 Hughes Va Hughes ct al diYorcs a
win. mat. decTeed. Attorneys. G. H. Tuna-A- U,
Wells
No. z5a. Llngg Va Ban Ct Al; decree pro con-
feszsa Attorneys. J. J. Darlington and W. C. Sal
hTan-C W. Clagrtt.
No. z0T9 MannakeT IS. Manuak1 ct al divorce
a vim. mat. decreed. Attorneys G. H. Bradley-W. q
English
No. zF50 Harms ct al vs. Heard es al; dsTos
pro eonfesso. Sc Attorneys @. 7. Nilliams-T. q.
Bradley
No zEz4 Thompson " McGan et al order niS.
AttoEneys Z. II. CaEin and }. S. f1annay.
No. 2g5& Rabhitt IN Rabbit ct Ell. custody q
child awarded. Attorney J. W, MeNiel-C. Car
riEgton.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-18
Saturday apecfa1s.

Fresh shoulders. rib roasts beef, pot
 roasts beef, corned shoulders, sugar cured bacon, sugar cured hams veal
 roasts. Fancy buck shad Carge) large live Holsters. Poultry depart ment: Slowing fowls and choice fowls. capons, roasting chickens. broile S, turkeys, ducks. guinea hens and squab. Grocery specials: Fancy rice. evapor- ated peaches, prunes. surelight matches. ivory soap. ozone soap. P. & C. Naphtha soap. old ia shioned buck wheat, pfepared buckwheat P. P. M. brand). Domino sugar, French evapor- ated raspberries, evaporated p1un's (pitted1. evaporated apples (sliced.) Fruit: Fancy layer figs large sweet navel oranges. Veeetable department: : Fancy lettuce. yellow turnips. celery (sta1lx), carrots, cranberries. parsnips, ka1e. beets spinach, asparaeus Cali fornia). All the early sDecialtfes: new pota toes, French endive and. arti- chokes. cucumbers, tomatoes, green ard wax beans. dandelion and beet greens. trawherries. etc. Visit the butter department. the largest and best display of creamery butter. i'm: ported and domestic cheese. and all the best grades of oleomarearine. Bridge port Puh1ic Market. and Branch. State and Bank streets, East Main street.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-18

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