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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-08
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Sunius ia Observation-Disclosures
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-08

- Safae -efo te porboinia bi,n-
neen Il MINIS diddg Sttafaa fitte glrt
@orloro eli Jsnbeans '>ome mtni
6. y. 9 GiamsNsta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-08

Wpbtdtudnd. ainoastaan NOD.
bemmdn oieoo fdptetip, bpmasia
fltnnoSIo oIetuo r@orIonb" foIiruuni
mDptdpdna baIpoua.
@ero 9rrte,
SuomaI. 9irlopoirosIa.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-06
DAILY COURTRECORD.
Friday, August ., 1s1O)
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 4.
JUSTICE BARNARD.


spngnardi vs.. spugnandi 81 al: reference % sr
aniuer, Attorneys. s. c. Prelle and Z. A. Chase.
No. 2l63 Mygatt " Row; decree pro eonfesso
and reference 20 auditor. Attorneys. F. B. Block
Brandenburs & BrandcuburE
No Dis same Va Same: same. Attorneys. sane
No. 20s. Owen rs. Cruit e al +; payment ordered
Attorney. Chaplin Brown.
No. &5A Powell IS. Powell; reference TO exam.
iner. ATTORNEYS. J. Z. Collins and G. F. Collins
Campbell Carringion
No. 2i57L Biondi vs. Biondi: r7lle returpnbls An
gust T. Attorney. J. A Toomey.
No. 1903 Fentou vs.. Schamel: partnership dis
solved; William ]. BalOr. ir.. and II. G. Kimbail
appointed receivers; bond. Sl2O0 Attorneys. W. ].
Bacon. Jr.. and y. NJ. Doyle-H. G. Kimball
No 818. Foster e. al rs. Denison e. a. order
70 pay fund into registry. ATTORNEYS. E. c. Preile
and p. z Slonan-J. J. Darlington and J. B. Lin
ton.
No. 2E3 Thomas vs. McDuTee ct al; tine to
take testimony extended. Attorneys J. william
son-J. II. Stewart and John Rdout.
No. $40. MAYER "a MAYER e. Al. {: amendment 20
bill allowed; rule returnable September 70: appear
anoe o. absent defendant ordered. Anoneys. Lecne.
Fulton & Cox.
No ze@. Yates "a Yates ct al; time to hle trans-
Crypt extended. Attorneys. W. Z. Ambrose and J.
L. sUith-Lecde. Fulton & Cox
No. 2i5. o'Bnen vs O'Bricn: rule diseha-Eed.
Attorneys J. IL Adnaans-F. p. Blackstone.
No 5s5A Phillips vs. Phillips: rule returuable
.N--e-'N - ALANilthH- A. L. .rNNEAer and i. N.
o 'Bren-W. II. HaIleSsy and J. B. Archer
No 1854 Powell vs. Powell: order for counsel
fees Attorneys. ]. z. Collins and C. T. Collins
Campbell Darlington.
No DIS Starkey rs. Marshall q al: Daniel
O'C Calaghan and Georse c. German aruoipte.
trustees % sell AttorneyS. D. orc. CsUavhan-C
&. Gertman.
No 9i7a Parish vs. Darlington e. al: trustee
ordered % sell. Attorneys. ". j. Ianbert W Il
Holloway. and r. H. Teatman.
~
testimony Attorneys. GittingS & Chamberlain-yy
II. White and F. II. Thomas
The Washington herald., 1910-08-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Dobbin's Addition-Sauare 500 lot 45: James Mar
tin e. M. 10 Daisy Irene Sues. So
street northeast between Seventh and Eighth
streets-sqrsre 500. lot IS; Mary NJ. Moody to
Hugh G. Smith $40.
Westfori-square 553. lot 70; square 5l5l. lots 10.
IS. . ana Is; Walter c. Ralderston e. ux 10
William Hinton Holloway SO
Eslin Estate-Lot s37; John a. Nolan ct III 70
Gr1ce C. Keyser, So
lAS Pennsylvania avenue northwest-square ros I'M
divided one-sixth Interest in part Of lot /: Mary
r. Stone. trustee, 10 Roberta King Stone Wit
49, msr, $40
81 Florence street nortleast-square 1851. lot s.;
hsrry ]. Scnsy q ux. to Minnie J. Wolf and
Henry c. Wolf. a. joint tenants. So
Friendship and Mount Airy-Squa-e l735 lots ST.
Is. 81, and rs; William Z. Ambrose. receiver.
r. John Maher. 81.
Bevery-square 5l7s lot 3; Sydney F. Marshall to
George Lewis. $40
Potomac avenue southeast west q Fifteenth street
Square northeast Of los lot ~ William A.
Greer et ux. 10 Herman r. Howenstetn. SO.
Between b, o. Twelfth, and Thirteenth streets north
east-Square 1910 lot III; Norton NJ. Little
trustee. 70 Ruth E. Powell. $40. subject 10 in
eumbrauoo $1,000
University Heghts-Lots As ard 6 block ?; Jeremiah
}. Conner 20 John ". Conner. SO
Craven Tcrracc-iots 60 g. a. IS, 9s. g. 100 l0s.
and III; William P. Miller 70 Auliek Palmer.
subject to incrmbrance
Between X. L, Ninth. and Tenth streets northeast
Square sSl. lot 4; George S. Cooper e w. to
Robert Jenning and Mary Jenning. SO. subject
10 incumbrancc s. 20
ho'mead Msnor-Lot 80. block 43; Harry Ward
man and Thomas Bones. trustees % John G..
Chestnut. SO. subject 70 incimbrsnce Of S2T5
IrinldAd-Lot 3. block 3: Annie Y. Anderson 70
Charles " Edwards ct TX. So subject to IN
ciHnbrance Of 81 sl23I
els street northwes-Square s53 part lot Is: Anna
W smith 70 John W. Champion $40. sub
ject 70 incimhrance Of loo
holnead MAnor-LOt 10. block q; Harry Warinan
and Thomas Bones. trustees. 20 Amy " Fowler
So subject 70 trust Of s2TSO
lzls TEenty-hfth street northEest-SQuare q. part
The Washington herald., 1910-08-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Aug SEATTLE Receipts. 2zE head
Trade slow. Prime and choice steers lOc higher:
common and medium. do. barely steady; bulls al
most nominal and firm: common and medium cows
steady; good 70 choice. do dull and weak Ordinary
70 prime native steers sold al 47Oa755 per hundred
pounds; finn medium bulls. 400 fair 10 choice
COWS. 250si.s5; dressed beef slow. but prime and
choice grades firm. selling az Sizallk per pound
for native sides; Texas beef. 7as. Latest cables
from Liverpool and London quoted live cattle lower
A. l2haliaa per pound dressed weight: refrigerator
beef. leaall pit pound.
CADY Receipts. e3 head. Veals and Western,
calves steady grassers and buttemiiks entirely nomi-
nal Common 10 prime yeais sold al 6OOa9 50 per
hundred pounds; one small LOT az 9.s7h; Western
calves 500 citydrcssed veals steady az l2al5is per
pound; dressed gTassers and buttermilks sa95s :
country-drcssed calves sal2
SHEEP AND LANiBS-Receipts 5sS5 head
Sheep firm 10 &c higher; lambs strong 10 Zoe higher
Ordinary 10 fair sheep sod az 3.5oal25 per hundred
pounds; choice wethers 500; lambs 7ooasO0: drezsd
mutton firm. sa9i4 dressed lambs Ilslsk
HoGS-Reoeipts, liS head. Marker firm 10 &c
higher, Medium to choice pgs sold Al 9OOa9.5 per
hundred pounds.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-06

lot q: Mary E Gibbs TO Samuel Brown. so
subject 20 trust s. 800.
lie Droit Park-Lot s block "A; Joseph ]. Darling
ton and J. Wilmer Latmer, trustees. 70 Chzries
II. Nussbaum SO.
Northwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and Twenty
NTH street nOrthwest-Square a. lots . "a -.
and .; William A. Lewis. trustee. 70 Nellie A.
Goodwin. SO subject 10 incmhrznce
Blue RidEe HeiEhts-LOtS ! 70 a. block zig: lots
10 .. block zS5l; lots 70 IS block Zy2: lots
j 70 81, block rs: lots 10 70 IS block "a: lots
70 p, block KS; lots % g. block rs; lots
ITO .. block 80 lots 70 g. block Z34f; lots
L 70 So block &ss; The Blue Ridge Heights
Company 10 Elijah Z. Knott SO.
Between L. Y. Eleventh. and Twelfth streets north
west-squsre S4. lot 3; Harry WErdman 20
Thomas Bones joint tenants. 70 Nathan Stein.
SO. SlbierI 20 membranes. s. 80.
Schuet1cn Park-SQuRro SOL LOT 10: Robert r.
Reilly e TX TO J. Henry Waters. SO. subject
n ercumbrance.
Between Buchanan. Crittenden. Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets ncrthwest-SQulre 2704 lot .:
Harry Wsrdman ard Thomas Bones Joint ten
ants. 70 William Edward Cartwright SO subject
20 inSumb-snce Of s, 20
Clhbourne-Lot 5, bloch s. John B. sien1n j..
20 Norton ". Little, SO. subject 10 incum-
bIance Of $500
No Gn Pennsylvania avenue ncrthWczt-SQuare "a.
part; Robert Z. Bradley. trustee. 70 Mary A.
Tancil. s. so
Ls Droit Park-Lot 3 block a; JOSEPH J. Oar
ling,c8 and ]. Wilmer Latimer 70 Charles Il.
Nussbaum- SO
The Washington herald., 1910-08-06
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

ouota,ious furnished by ". B. Hibbs %.
usmbcrs Of the Chicago Beard Of Trade HiSbs
Building
Chicago. Aug. 5.-Wheat opened steady ard ruled
strong throughout the session with only one short
period n weakness. Local professionals were the
best buyers earlv but the market advanced CON
1ission-house huyinS IN evidence. The strength
m the Northwestern markets which neallv led the
advance. vas the cause a considerable hulish SEN
timent here. Minneapolis wired The cause n this
strength light receipts covering by shorts and
good -four sales. Cash prices strong for Old spring
wheat ard about a CENT lower for winter South
western markets report good quality for cash wheat
and p-ice shout le higher.
Local receipts. 40 cars. with 6oi estimated fof
tomorrow.
Com ruled steady 70 firm borrowing what strength
Il had from wheat Local professionals we're the
hcst BUYERS. Weather conditions were favorable.
Cash trade liEht as were cnUntry offerings Demand
moderate
Local receipts 574 cars with IS estimated Tor
tomorrow.
Oats ruled within narrow range prices being
fracticnaly higher in sympathy with other grains.
Speculative trade light. Sales by the country were
IN fair volume
Local receipts II cars. with 5ls estimated for
tomorrow.
Bearish hCZ news caused Tgoriaons 20 rule lower
and close steady. The continued dun c1sh trade
vas also a depressing factor. January product was
an exception 70 the rest Il tho list and advanced
moderately under scattered buying, influence no
doubt hv the action a com
The Washington herald., 1910-08-06
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Dun and BradStreet Report Conditions as Shop
ing General Improvement

New York. Aug. 5.-R. G. Dun & Co.'S
weekly review Of trade tomorrow will
say:
Business conditions are irregular. and
al some points unsatisfactory. and yet.
while falling short in volume and profits
OF that state OF buoyancy that existed at
the beginning Of the year. Il is better than
the superficial aspect OF the leading mar
kets makes it appear
Reports from the principal trade CEN
ters are OF especial interest because in
the main they are optimistic. One de-
clares that belief in fair activity in the
fail Is more general. Another reports quite
an active wholesale movement in dry
goods. A leading city In the Northwest
reports increased confidence. larger buy
ing, and some reinstatement Of Cancelled
orders. A nelghborlng market reports sales
equal 10 a year ago.
while Il is evident that the country Is
carrying on a large business, the latest
bank cIearings show gain OF IS per cent
over 1909 and OF 237 per cent over 1906,
outside Of New York. yet the situation. as
a whole, indicates that trade Is still in a
state Of transition and readjustment
with the report on cotton and further
curtailment OF production there has been
further hardening of prices In cotton
goods and in general the stability Of the
trade is more satisfactory than its condi-
ton Of activity. Pig iron production con-
tinues 10 diminish. but the demand FOR
steel products. and particularly for wire
pipe. and structural materials. is large.
Commercial failures this week In the
United States are 229 against 2S5 last week
/ 24s the preceding week, and 23S the cor
I responding week last year. Failures in
Canada number %. against 80 last week
25 the preceding week, and Il last year"
The Washington herald., 1910-08-06

square 2S lots 70 to Is; square ZSS lots TO 81.
square ZN lots l TO S.: square $40. lots %
.; square Z34l. lots ! % -: square $40 lots II
70 50: Elijah = Knott e TX, Annie Maria 20
Oscar B. Coblentz and George H Lamar. trus-
tees to secure Emory L. CoblentE. Si.0m 5
years, 5 per cent semi-annually. same 10 Slme
TO secure same $1,000. November l. $40, PER
cont semi-annusiy.
square IGs-Part u lot 50; james n. Cation ct u.
20 Herbert A. Gin and Theodore ~ Gin. y
trustees. 10 Lucy 3. Baird, $500. years. per
cent. semi-annually.
North grounds q Columbian UniTersity-West hall
of lot IS block 20 Pinckney B. S. Pinchback e
to ". Spencer Armstrong and William G.
Clary. trustees. 10 secure William j. Armstrong
500. years. 5 PER csnt. semi-annually.
Oak Yiew-Lot Is block s Esther vs.. Neil 20 Wash
ington Loan and Trust Company. trustee %
secure the Equitable COOPERATIVE Building Asso-
citation. 1ooo.
Square scfl-Lot 9: Nathan Stein ct w 70 B.
Francis Saul and s. Percy Thompson trustees
10 secure Harry Wsrdman and Thozaas Bouos.
8 10 monthly payments. per ocnt pr annum
Square Gps-Lot q; william Edward Cartwright 70
B. Francis Saul and S Percy Thompson, trus-
tees to secure Harry Wsrdman and Thomas
Bones. 800, monthly payments, yar e@t per
annum-
The Washington herald., 1910-08-06
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Some OF the brokers who have been
away on their vacations appeared at the
meeting. Of the local stock exchange yes
terday and there was more talk about
automobiling. big strings Of fish. and ex-
periences at distant seaside and mountain
resorts than business. The same meager
record Of transactions was made. One
Potomac Electric Consolidated per cent
bond and a few fragments Of railway and
type machine shares being sold.
Among the quips INDUCED in by the
brokers was the remark that the first
consignment of Georgia melons had ar
rived in Washington, and Ananciers could
now probably pull along until the cutting
OF the Gas melon in September,
The Washington herald., 1910-08-06
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
iPrr,s nnotsd are uhnl..,I,l


RUTTER-Creamery. fancy Ii4aS0l4; do. prints.
81 do seconds. 3; process fancy. 81; do fair
70 good 2ss; dairy. choice. ciaz5: do. good. 2a23
uore-pAcked lSa3.
CHEEsE-Nsw York state factory. fancy nstA,
1allh DO. small, I7al7tl; do. isTEv lsssal7
EGGS-Near-by choice returnable cases q:
West Virginia and Southern Virgins. rcturuahls
cases. %: Tennessee returnAhle cases. %; North
Carolina rstumabis cases. q.
LIVE POULTRY-ChickenS spring large. Da
per ID. -; large. lsa: roos,ers. per ID. 10
ducks old y: do. sIring lbs. ard over. IS
grese. Per h. ioai2; do. fancy l2alf: turkeys
keats. Ter ID. Is.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Norfolk. per barrel.
Local .; clcumbers. Norfolk. per basket local .
do North Carolina 9oal.oo. srring beans. per has.
kst Z5a50: North Carolina lettuce s0alOO; radIshss
ger 100 20 20 So spinach rer barrel 75al.0o: eEg.
plant; per crate Looal75: tomatoes. per s-ate T5s
100: asparagus. 75aLs0 per dozen punches
rhuharb. lsa3 per dozen bunches; new cabb-g,
Ol75 per crate; sprng onions, ioa0 per hundred
beets. 5a5 Per bunch; green peas, per basket
7sas0
DRESSED P0ULTRY-Chickens pef 10. 1A5
chickens and hens. mixed l9a2o: slips. per ID.
II; ducks. lsao. geese. DIT b.. Ial6
DRESSED MEATS-HAmc. country. sugar-cured.
Is
DRIED FRUTTS-Apples. sliced. fancy. Gas: cher
ries. l2sl5; blsckhcrries. Z. WhoFtleberriss IN
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. unwashsd. free o:
burrs, PEE D.. 90 WOOL bury. per h.. 25s2 hides
greer. per D.. 10. do. dry. per ID. LAS sheer
skins, green, each 75aloo: do, dry each aa6o cad
M.ns, green, each, l501i.7s
The Washington herald., 1910-08-06
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
Baitimurc. Aug. 5.--Quotarons BY Baltimore Fruit
nd Prodncs As.aciailcn are 40 follnus:

8aitimurc. Aug. 5--Quotations BY Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association are as follows:
BUrTER-Creamery. fancy. per H.. GSza29: do.
choice. 1isas; do good. zSsa25 do. imitation.
eoEa22: do. prints 9isa5l: do. blocks. Der d..
2sa30 ladle =; Maryland and Penusylvania rolls.
per H.. 2: OhiO rolls q; West Virginia rolls q
store-packed. p: Maryland Virginia, and Pennsyl-
vania. dairy prints. per h. p process butter, per
b.. Mas
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvanis. and nearby hrsts.
pcr dOz.. q Western iryts per doz.. u: West Vir-
giuis hrsts Ter doz.. Is; southern hrsts. per doz
Il: guinea eggs. per doz. sas
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens spring II lbs. and
over. per To-, lsal9. do small and medium 1919: cid
hens, per b.. hes1y. Il. d.. small To medium L
old ROSTERS. PCT To-. H. spring large IS: do small
20 medium. 49, ducks. large pcr H.. l3ali: do.
small. y; do musooyy ani m0ugTel l2al3. do.
spring. lbs. and over, 3d.. l5aIT. do. smaller.
i3al4: pigeons. young. per pair IS. DO. old. =:
guinea fowl. old. each. =.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-06
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Aug. 5-BUTTER-Receipts to-dav
5.s& packages. The market is unchanged IN tone
and prices. Creamery specials. q; creamery extras
2h; creamery hrstS. y State dairy good 10 choice
~; process specials cSia: Western imitation cream
ery frsts g.
CHEESE-Receipts to-day. s.o94 boxes The mar
ket Is tim. State whoe-mik special l6h. state
wholemilk fancy. colored. M State whole-milk
fancy. white ia skins. specials. l2H skins aver
age fine. IN
BGGS-Recsipts to-day. l27O9 cases. The market
is dull State. Pennsylvania. and nearby hennsrv
white, fancy. %; State and Pennsylvania brown
hennery fancy. 2 Fresh-Eathersd extras. .; fresb-
gathered e1ta frsts, IA
The Washington herald., 1910-08-06

New York, Aug. 5.-Bradstreet's re-
view Of the state OF trade tomorrow
will say:
Crop and trade reports reflect mod
crate improvement Much needed rains
have relieved the southern portion Of
the corn belt OF fear of widespread crop
damage, and Western and Eastern crop
pasturage conditions have also been i'm
proved, while az the South the cotton
crop in the eastern half of the belt has
been helped by dry weather.
THE government cotton report has prov
ed slightly better than expected, al
though the Texas situation is still unre-
lieved. Next weeks government grain
crop report Is hoped TO show good corn
and oats crop condition. while reflect
ing a still heavy loss in spring wheat.
Trade reports are still OF quiet fall de-
mand. though the advance OF the season
and the force Of crops toward harvest
has aided IN charging jObbing demand
at some important Western centers.
Chicago and ST. Louis report the first
Of the fall jobbing excursions helping TO
expand trade at those cities. while the
rather better results Of spring wheat har-
vest are evoking more optimistic reports
from Northwestern centers. Buying is
still conservative. however Retail trade
is still confined largely to clearance sales
OF summer goods at concessions.
Cotton goods feel the effects Of mild
curtailment in increased steadiness OF
prices and raw wool OF fleece grades
is still active despite the rather sharp
advances noted last week. Collections. as
yet show little improvement. and are
slow as a whole. Money Is easy or
call but hrm for time loans. and banks
are conserving supplies despite increased
arrivals OF gold from abroad"