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The Washington herald., 1910-03-04

JUSTICE ANDEhcON-
No 2i8. In NJ. lie Roy Cough; hearing set
Tor March 3. Attorneys. Hufty & Hufty.
No 1851. Geiz IS johnson: reference % auditor.
Attorneys. Hufty & Huny-C. ". Cagett.
29i51. In 70 Isadors Psvarini oo1tact Of sale
ratified. Attorney. p. N Brown.
No. zso3 Newton rs. Newton; References n exam
iner Att0rueys Wilson & Barksdale-AlfTed D..
Smith
No. se74 Bradley vs.. Nels1n: auditors report
ratified and substituted trustee discharged Attorney
J.. II. Bradley.
No 32iS Forrest Us. Forrest; leave 10 withdraw
certain note from fles granted. Attorney. Z. For
rest
No aseH Picsford " Talbot. order certifying
cause to Equity Court No 2 Attorneys. Samuel
Maddox and II. f. Dsvis-John Rid0ut f. Z.
Mitchell. r. F. Downing ard Z. Forrest.
Assignments Tor te-dsy-AIotiou
No. 595. in re Thomas T. Keane Attoneys Col
bert and Areher-Keane & johnson.
No 81. Bride rs Baker. Attorneys. Hallam-
Ridout
No %. Altman vs. Webb. At,ornsys. Barssials-
Forrest,
DanieI IS. RaIstou. Attorneys Auab-ose- siaaous.
No. 30l- Faunee O'Donohue. Atiorney Clas-
SIC.
No SO Bssoh Is. Berde Attorney. Neumysr.
No %6. ketChner vs.. ketchner. Attorneys Gardi-
ner-Caivert & Kilgore.
No ~. Michael vs. GsSinA Attorneys, Giss
and Downing johnson.
No 3o- FiShsT Ballingsr Attorneys, Bsllingsr,
La1srty & HerueS-LAwieT Clements & Wright.
No 81 lincoln v. McDemott Contracting Con-
rany Attorney. Brown.
No 3l3. Hi Pckfod. Attorneys. Douglas
Maddox & Gatley,
Matthews vs. Matthews. Attorneys. Thompson &
Laskey-C burlington
The Washington herald., 1910-03-04
DISTRICT COURTS.


Present-Au
No $50 Capital Traction Company vs. Apple: az
hrmed. Opinion hy Mr. Chief Justice Shepard.
No. 200 Miller vs.. Ambrose, receiver: argument
commenced By Mr. J. +. Laskey, for appellant,
continued b. Mr. j. S. Easily smith, for appellee.
and concluded by Mr.. II. F. Davis. for appellant
No 20l0. Marrcne vs.. Washington Jockey Club;
argument commenced b. Mr.. L. A. Bailey. for ap-
pcllant, and Continued By Nj. c. L. Frailey. Tor
appellee
Patent appeal No $50. In re application of
Safety Remedy Company; Patent appeal No 634.
international Food Company ys. Price Baking
Powder COMPANY Patent appeal No. 65. Sehartow
vs. schleicher. and Patent appeal 636 Young vs.
Struble: continued.
Assignments for to-day:
No 90l9 Marrone vs.. Washington Jockey Club:
on hearing. Attorneys. Provost d Bsiley-Worth-
iugton.
No 0ss. jordan vs. Landram ct al. Attorneys.
Hsckett-Hsmphii
No. a53 Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
Railroad Company IS. Tucker Attorneys, Mcken-
uey Flanney < Hitz-NeWmyer & David
No Zl07. Andersen vs. Smith Attorneys, Mather
4 HopeHell-3iaddox & Galley.
No. 16L Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
vs.. Fitzgerald. Attorneys Hamilton-Hilhard.
No 2lo9- Magaw Huntiy et al. Attorney,
Jackson.
No alO Wilson et al. vs. Snow. Attorneys
Carusi q Jones
No Eli. United States Trust Company %. David
treceiveri. Attorneys. Minor-Noh d David
Ne. 2lla simpson vs.. Guseppi. Attorneys. Cox
& Sherier-Shreye q Richardson.
No 2lH District Of Columbia ys. SANFORD At
l0rneys. Thomas & stephens-EdWardS
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Bonds and Gas stock composed the
bulk of the trading on the local stock
exchange yesterday. but the aggregate
OF these made up one of the longest rec
ords of transactions in recent days.
AT the start Ss.500 face value. in Wash
lngton Railway and Electric As set the
bali rolling. This was followed by the
purchase of 5000 in Potomac Electric
consolidated IS, one of the older series
OF the electric light bonds. and one
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone &c.
The Iast-named went at the current bid
prices.
After small trading in Capital Traction
and Washington Railway preferred, Gas
was taken UP, and was easily the fea-
ture OF the day. Several brokers were
in the market to buy, and a single broker
unloaded about 900 shares before the de-
mand was satisfied for the day. The
price of Gas was from 20 down 10 ssa<,
which is on a slightly lower level than
most recent sales
The buying brokers were not com
municauve after the session closed about
their purchases. and would venture no
explanation other than that they had
orders from clients to buy. No doubt
exists that interest in Gas is on the in
crease. but who the ultimate purchasers
OF the stock are is as much of a mystery
as 1t has been during the two years in
which this security has been so active
on the local board At the last meeting
OF the stockholders a minority interest
in the stock appeared which was new
to the management and those interested
In the affairs of the company: but it did
not appear that this interest was formld-
able, although 1t was said that one or
more Of the new directors elected repre-
sented holders OF the stock In New York
or elsewhere. and supposed to represent
some of the holdings that have been pur-
chased during the two years referred to.
Whether this minority interest is seek
ing to add TO its holdings cannot now
be asserted. but # that is the state OF
affairs it would help out the supposition
that out-of-town capitalists have set their
eyes upon the local gas company. with
a view OF some time obtaining control of
its property and management.
One of the curious facts OF the recent
trading in Gas is that II is being bought
on declining prices. while the majority
OF the former purchases were made at
top figures and on an ascending scale.
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Probate Court.


In re Patrick J. Gallagher; order appointing John
D. Gallagher guardian; cCnd. 500. Attorneys r.
F. Downing and g. 4. Berry.
Estate q John d. Gallagher; order To continue
business Attorney same.
Estate Of Daniel Morgan; order granting letters
n administration tn J. d. Walter; bond. 500 At
tofuey. William RrsdHs Id
Estate Ct Msry A. Jaqlstte; order for allowances.
Attorneys. lyon & lyon.
EState Of Thomas Lott; order granting letters tes
tamentsry % Elizabeth Lott: bond. 500 Attorney
n. 4. Ness
Estate Ct Anna NJ MARROW; order granting letters
Of administering 70 Frances NJ. Conkling; bond
500, Attorneys. Leciie. Fulton & Cox.
Estate q Jane ". Chapman; order granting let
ters testamentaTy to Cyrus ID. Chapman; bond
500 Attorneys, same
Estate Of James Il. Jones; wiz dated November
80 1909 fled
Estate Of Jane HowIett; VIII dated March {. 1901.
filed
Estate Ct sanus Auth: cider granting letters tes-
tsmentry 10 Regina Auth; bond, $500 Attorney.
n. A. Mess
Estate Of Judith P Baxter: order eancenng part
q order II FEBRUARY q 1910. snd fixing bend a.
$50. Attorney. Thomas S. Hot kins
Estate Of Frank W. johnson; order to surrender
pawn tickets
Estate Of Jane Fitzpatrick petition for letters tes-
tament5TJ. Attorney. II. 7. Blair
Estate q Marion c. St0ughtOn. petition for let
tsTs testamsnt3Ey. Attorneys ]. A. Richmond and
" T. Holloway
Estate Of Benedict W. Chen; viii dated NoTem-
Der g. 1855 fled.
Estate Of Annie V. Nessmith Win dated February
10 1910 Sled.
Estate Of John T. She'd; petition for letters Of
administration. Attorney. II. II. Hollander.
Estate Of William H. Gaaord; VIII dated August
q 1901. and petition for letters testamsutsry fled
Attorneys. MILAN & Smith.
Estate Il Eliza Van Horn order granting letters
testamentary to Archibald NJ. McLachlen; bond
500. Attorney. E II. McIachlcn.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-04
PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. March 3-Quotatioas furnished by Bal
timore Fruit and Produce Association follows:
BUTTER-Crcamery. fancy. h.. S2a5zis; imitation.
PAS lgnts itih.. 51a53 do, lib. S0ss3 blocks.
2-lb 29aSii dairy prints Maryland Pennsylvania.
and Virginia. 23a2ii Iowa and Northwestern lsdle,
9a9
EGGs-Maryla1d. Pennsylvania and nearby frsts.
Der doz-. %. do EAstoru Shore Maryland and Viz
ginia 20; Westsn hrsrs, -; do, West Virginia,
do. North Carolina 90
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens heavy weight. b. III
do lightweight 1iz: old ROSTERS 10; young chick
ems. choice. loa29; rough and poor, l5al6 winter
chickens. 2 lbs. and under. Ter b. Za25: turkeys.
hens choice aia5 Young gobbleTS. Z5A2i old IONS. -
rough ard poor l0alI: geese Western and southern,
l3al4 MARYLAND and Virginia. l5sl5: pigeons. young,
pair. 3 d. old %; ducks. large. b.. lsa0; do,
small. Il; Afuscoyy and mongrel l6ai7; DO. white
Pekins, -; guinea fowl. old each. 3 do young.
~ lbs. and over, o.
DRESSED POULTRY-Tufkeys choice young.
small. per b. =; medium 70 large, Zs23; do,
fair good uazj. old TOMS per 10. lea11. chick
ems. straight Young. small per To-. laao, do mixed.
young and Old l7slSi ducks ehoioe. fat. Per h. 8s
%; eapona. large. per b. 26a2 medium l5a9i. small
Gnd slips 3a2l.
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Equity Court No. 2.
~rr-.-- .


No &sl1 Henry vs.. DinzmAn Ct al: order ex-
tending tine. Attorneys. B. d. Botelsr-A A
BlTney. J. B. LaIner. and Bates Warren.
No 2s973 Davis Davis; order discharginC rule
Attorneys. c. MAckey and 7. H. PatteTson-Rerry
& MinoT
No lsS2i Entwistls ~ Entwistle: rule rsturuable
March L. Attorneys. 7. l. JefoTds-N. " Rich
ardsol.
No. ISIS. Hill ct al. rs. Pickford ct al decree
pro oonfssso. Attorneys. c. A Douglas and G.. L.
Baker-3faddI & Gstley and John Ridout-
Adoption NJ a. In re Ira Rogers; order legzliz-
ing adoption.
No, 24A. Rawlings vs.. Collins; order dismissing
bill; appeal allowed Attorneys Pennebaksf Carusi
4 Jones-Jehn RidouL
Assignments fer to-day-Moti0ns.
No ~ Burgess rs. Butt. Attorneys. Gsrtman-
DYKE & Thompson
No 800 Hall " Hail Attorneys. Carrington-
TsTlor.
No 81 Pellen v. Pellen Attorney, Mcdonald.
No. S9i- Scib@Tt rs. Seibsrt. Attorneys. MILAN &
Smith-CaTington.
No COS Johnson vs. Ks-ssr. Attorneys, Bailey
Loving & Lester.
No SO. Case rs. Case. Attorneys, whsatlsy-
Smith
No SO Alderman 4 al. " Cullen. Attornsys
Gertman & Naturalization. siddOns & Richards0n
No. 81 Bray Us. Bray. Attorneys. Taylor & Bal
derston-Carington.
No. Slt. Jordan IS Jordan ct al Attorneys. King
Martin.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-ReguIaT call. Il O'Clock noon
Washington Railway & Electric e. 500 AZ S6S
coo az $50. S2.uO0 AZ SIX 500 at So.
Potomac Electric cons. IS. s. 900 at l0l&. S0oo at
l0i3s 5000 at l5la., 5000 at lal4
Potomac Electric Is. s. 00 az l0sS
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone IS. S0o at
1914.
Capital Traction. ar lN.
Washington Railway & Electric I'D, 50 az 90 70
at g. at %. 9 al CO.
Washington Gas l az 70i5 3 st 69k 9 at SEA
. az eos, . 81 sg7s. o ~ set 3 az eels. . at
OK o at 6es . at g. . Al 6s5s 3 at So 3 al
65k 3 at 6sa. . ar 5s7s . AZ 6Ss . at 6ss 100
at 6s7s, lt0 az SIS. 100 at CS7s. = N So
American National Bank. 10 al l55
Security Storage, ) at 20.
After call:
Washington Gas . at &c. . at 90. 9 at ss7s, 100
al ISIS.
Following are The hid and asked prices on yester-
days Washington STOCK Exchange.
GAS BONDS
The Washington herald., 1910-03-04

Friendship-Lots 20 and 81. block "a; Leonard Nal
lonee to Carrie A. Cowherd. s.
Pleasant Plains-Lot S. block g. Seventh street Be
tween and streets northeast; square $50, lot
70; John II. Nolan ct TX to Frank O'Neil, SO
Elliott and streets Dortheast-SQuare i06, lot az;
Annie Z Paxson TO Stephen Buckingham SO.
Meridian Hill-Square $50 lot %; II. Corinne Bes~
vans to Martin Sari ct TX. So
Broolsnd-Lot %. block Is; Thrift Building Com
peny 10 Thomas T. Ryan and Msry L. Ryan, SO.
Naylor Farm-PaTt Of tract; Chauncey Marshall
ct ux. et 81. to Arthur = Rsndle, 81
$50 Sixth street northwest-Squsre AS lot "a:
Alexander S. Clarke ct w. to Abraham C.
BObys. SO.
PetwoTth-West part Of lot 1. block %; Luther A.
swsrtzen to George W. Decker. so,
PetWoth-Lot g. block %; Annie Z. Psxson 20
George W. Decker, $40.
Twelfth street southeast, between A ard B-Square
I0l4 lot Il Florence D. McAulife ct ux 70
JOhnter Linden, SO.
Chevy Chase-squa1s 1856. lot Is: Fulton R. Gordon
ct w. 10 Jessie J. Mellott s., SIS.
Alley between B and C. Third and Four-and-s- half
streets southwest-Alley between | and h. TNTen-
ty-Sixth and TWenty-SeFsnth streets northwest al.
ley between L and X, Twentieth and Twenty
first streets northwest; square S5i. lots Il. e. and
43; square s. lot s.; squart IS. sublot g. William
A Taylor 10 Marcelia Taylor. so.
No. ISIS Ninth street northwest-SQuare $50 lot Sc
Helen E. Smith to Sandy K. Maupin SO
BloOminniales-LOt i2 block Z James Martin et
ux, 20 Frank Foer, So
@ street northwest, between Eleventh and Twelfth
Square So part Of lot 8; Henry H Hazen ct
TX. et al. 20 Isaac Sterling. $40.
K street northeast. between Sixth and Seventh
Square ST. lot a.; Herman Il. Howenstein et
ux. to Walter T. Goode ct ux.. $3.50
II street northwest. between Thirteenth and Folr-
teenth-SQuare los. lot 80; Rudolph B. Behrend
ct ux. to Laura 3. Flesher. SO
Burvfle-Lot II. block :. section }; D. II. Roland
DTary 10 James II. Posey. SO
ln6 street northwest-Scpare u.s. lot s.; Eugene
NJ. Marc TO James A. Cobb, So
af E street nortnsest-Sdrsre ST. part Of lot s.
Anna II. MoSheT town right and as trusted to
William B. Turpin slf7.0eo.
Holmsad Manor-LOt So. block as; Jacob \. Belt to
John K. Lang, SO
Holmead Manor-Lot 50. block &c John r. Lang 70
Jacob n. Belt, So
Fifth street northeast, between and G streets
Square $50, lot IS; Fred A. Norway ct ux., An
ME NJ 10 Richard T. Boariman SO
Pleasant Plains-Square s0Il, lOI Il; Harry Ward
man and Thomas Bones to Laura V. Walker, So
Pleasant Pains-Sduare 2042 lot s.: Harry Ward
man and Thomas Bones TO Edward c. Cryer ct
ux.. Ruby Yates CTyer, SO; trust, $3.50.
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n7gTTcE ETAFE0RD

JUSTICE SIAFEURD.
No 2S7i United States Eugene Lee; assault
dangerous weapon; plea. guilty.
No 5li5s. Dolph Is. Adams Express Company
Judgment on verdict. Attorneys. Archer q smith
5. T. Thomas.
No. 26252 United States Is Emma Harmon; rob
berry; motion for triai fled.
Assignments for today-Motions
No. l. Ormsby vs.. Hood. Attornsys Ormsby-
Ambrose
No. 2. Gardiner & Dent vs.. Marshall Attorneys
Gardiner Richardson.
No ,. Desmukes " Adams. Attorneys Collins
& King-BehTend
No. 4. Robinson u Southern Railway Company
ct al Attorneys. LeEis-Gatlsy, Hamilton & Col
bert
No. g. Leonard v. Moore. Attorneys. Homer
Cox.
No. 6. Barnhart rs Washington, Alexandra and
Mount Vernon Railway Company. Attorneys, Leck-
lie. Fulton & Cox-AackaH and Cittings q Cham
berlin
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LIVE STOCK MAPKET.

New York. March s.-Receipts Of beeres. In
Feeling steady. Dressed beef in fair demand az sa
Il: common to choice native sides. with general
sales l0alolz. No later eabl1 adyicss from London
Liverpool received No shirments.
Receipts Of calves, 81; no sales: feeling steady
Dressed calves active snd FIRM city dressed veals
selling at llal6 Der pound: country dressed do. at
l0alnz
Receipts CT sheep and lambs. l,522: nominal /:
lambs slow. but firm. Buffalo lambs, 20 pounds
average sold at go per 100 pounds Dressed mutton
steady at nal3; dressed lambs at 141zsIs; country
dressed dollhouse lambs lower at Ao0sleD per car
cass.
Receipts OF hogs, 2,552; feeling steady. Country
dressed hogs firm at l2ai3 per pound for medium
and light weights.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New YORK stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building
New York. March S-Cctton was irregular. closing
AZ decline July was the center a manipulation
yesterday, After en- early recession due o hquida-
ton, it suddenly turned. recovered the loss. ard
advanced sharply. The recovery from the low level
q the morning was over % points. Large New or
leans interests were buying july both personally
ana through brokers'. Spot interests were buying
May. The csytidcated stock here decreased 100
bales mailing leo bales in two days Philadelphia
people bought Nay ard July.
Futlres declined 3 20 10 points rallied srd ed
Tanoed 70 "a. reacted and closed steady at a net
decline a. 90 =
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circuit court No. =.
CHIEF IIlSTICE CIARAIrHH


dUoIIJh NUULU.
No 1859. United States rs. Alexander Shorter;
carnsl knowledge verdict, guilty.
No. 1851. United States Vs. Leslie Fry; discharge
Of defendant on March ordered
No 2ssl4. United States Tyler 2, Hill; same.
No 1885. United States vs.. Maurice Young
grand larceny; verdict, not guilty.
No 266Ss. United States vs.. John T. Mckay; embsz-
Element; plea, guilty; sentenced TO pententary foT
one year and six months
No 956sS- United States Va Same; forgery: nolls
pros. entered
No 2S5l. United States " Same embezzlsment:
same.
No 2sa5. United States vs. Martha Thomas
Bsbcock as surety. taken
No 1871. United States rs. Sane; same; same.
Assignments for to-day-Aotions. arraignments,
and sentences.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. March 3.-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at "a per cent. highest s..
lowest %. closing "a Pc cent. Most Of tie days
loans we're made at 2H per cent.
Time money continued IN light demand, the six
months maturity being the faTorite with borrowers.
With rather restricted trade Brokers offered moder-
ately Rates were II Ter cent for sixty days 3lsa
81 per cent for ninety days. So per cent for four
months, Ssaf Per cent for i've and six months
Mercantile paper continued in fair demand and
some Attractive names were seen. Rates 4Gash Der
cent fog sixty to ninety days Inducements gas
for four TO SiI months single names 81 per cent
for others.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-04
Law suits.

No. s74s. Albert A. Brsger vs. Joseph Marks &
Co: appeal. Defendants attorney, W E. Am
bross.
No 52iT. William ], Dsming u. Kate Hutehin-
son; note. S7&A Attorneys. Berry d Minor
No 52sS John ". Young. administrator. Us.
Potomac Electric Power Company; damages, $1,000.
Attorneys. Maddox & Galley and J. 2. McNlahon-
No 5sHs. George G. Holroyd CAPITAL Trac-
ton Company: damages. Sl50o0 Attorneys. J. c,
Rogers and " g. Gardiner.
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DAILY COURTRECORD.
Thursday, March 3, I9IO.J
Supreme Court of the United states.

Supreme Court of the United states.
Present: The Chief Justice. Mf. Justice Harlan,
SIR. Justice Brewer Mr.. Justice White. Mr. Justice
Mckenna Mr.. Justice Holmes, Dir. Justice Day
and Mr.. Justice Lurton.
No %. The Boston Chamber Of Commerce. ct al,
plaintiffs IA trror Ts TIL City Of Boston; argument
continued hg Air. Thomas NJ. Babson for the de-
fendaHt ia error and concluded by Mr.. Charles s..
Hamlin for the plaintiffs in eror
No. IL Southern Railway Company ct al. plain
uhs IN error ". NJ. Miller; argument COM
menced By Mr. John J. Strickland for the Plaintiffs
IN error. continued by Dir. Reuben r. Arnold for
the defendant ID error, and concluded by Mr. John
J. Strickland for The plaintiff in error.
No. lS. Charles A. Davis. executor, &c. plaintiff
In erruI VI The Cleveland. Cincinnati Chicago
and St Louis Railway Company et al: argument
commenced b. Mr. Wilbur Owen for the plaintiff Ia
error and continued by Mr.. William Fansw0rth for
the defendants in error
Adjourned until to-day at l9 O'Clock
The day call for FRIDAY. March :. viii be 81 fol-
lows: Nos 10. "a land 1881 l26 90 land 2s5l. IL
land l2sj 10 10 49, n and 1n
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Whtat per bushel. IlosIz5: corn. she'll
ed, per bushel, 75ss0; cob 4.OoasG per Dbl; cats.
Western, white No 2 per bvshel, 5sss0: mixed, Per
bushel siass; bran. per ton. 5000: middling. per
ton, S0.oo
HAY AND sTRAw-Hsy. Western. No. I. 2l.eOa
z0oi No 2. la.O0az20o. mixed, z.oo; loose st local
scales. 100. Straw. rye bundle l7.e0; straw. rye.
machine thrash. 100; straw. wheat, pez ton, 400;
stEaR, cat, peg to1. aoo
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Bankruptcy Court.
USTTCE ANDERSON.

No. SI. In re Thomas Z Wagsaman: sale rati-
fed nisi.
No. 5l3 In re sismns Kelly Company; reference
dersl.
No. 81 In re George e. Adams; order Of March
modified.
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Equity Suits.

No. 1853 Daniel " 0'Donoghus ct al, execl-
tors, IS Leo F. C0nFoy e al; eonstrus vii. sd-
minister trust. Attorney, D. W. O'DonoShue.
No. 2l70 Frank ". Parrish et al vs.. Joseph
J. Darlington e al: partition. Attorneys. w J.
Lambert, E. Il. Yeatman and ". H. Holloway
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs Co.
members of the New York Stock Exchange. Hihts
Building.
Can money; Open. "a; high ); low. - close, }.
SALE OF STOCK BY HOURS.
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All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald arc based upon ita
bona fide Giro Ilation-a circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than
was ever before attained by any morning
newspaper at the Capital It's books are
Oman
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLB-Extra. per cwt,. SsOasoo; butcher, 4.oOs
40; common. 2o1a309
H0Gs-Per est.. gross. s.5oaso0; ordinary, $50
SHEEP-PTime. 4.e0a5 %; common 2o0a3OG
leAABS-choiee. per h.. sasas; medium. T.
ALVES-Prme. Per ID, 8; medium, s; eounou.
lara; grass. sa5.
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Nechsnfe'sLien

No 60S5. Frank Co. vs. Leila G. La Vars;
lot q, square 1855, SSH Attorneys. W. T. Mat
tinEy & Son.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by w B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchange. Hibb,
pr;lgf,g
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Circuit Court No. L.

JUSTICE WRIGHT
No. 1913. Gvynno vs.. Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company: verdict for plaintiff for 500 Attoe-
neys. John Ridout-H. W. Sohon.
No. 5lf75. HeTschel vs.. Iowa Apartment House
Company; verdict for plaintiff for SL00 Attor-
neys. Ralston. Siidons & Richardson and E. S.
ste~art-B. F. Leighton and E H McLachlin-
Assignments for Recommendations
No /. McCellsnd vs.. Sullivan, administrator.
Attorneys. CostiEan-Hitz.
Nos. 2 and s. Jaselh vs. Riggs National Bank
1.-TWO cases.. Attorneys. Ralston. siddons & Rich
srdson-PeTry & Son.
No. I. Flynn Staples Attorneys. Jackson &
Johnson-Woodsrd & Syme.
No. 3 Wilkinson IS, Wilkinson & Sheppard.
Attorneys. Colloday-Blankenship & wissner
No s. Valley Paper Company Joint Commit
tee on Printing Attorneys, Rhodes-Hamitou &
No Z Coulty Us. Lawrence. Attorneys. Jackson
Davis
No, & Neale Publishing Company vs. LittIepars.
Attorneys. Birney & Woodsrd-Conrsd & Robinson.
No. 9. Bradley Motheral. Attorneys Ford
Field. Ballinger & Poe
No. TO- Mock vs.. Miller. r., e. a. Attorueys.
Stearman & Loughrsn-Harris & Jackson
No Il. United States vs. Title Guaranty and
Surety Company Attorneys, Baker-Lecds, Fulton
& Cox, and Walker.
No. Il Young vs. United Cigar Stores Company.
Attorneys Gardner & Hopewell-AlcKnney. Fan
merry & Hitz
Circuit Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. 1854 McCrseken vs. Capital Traction Com
pany; No 5Sc6 McCTacken Is. same: No as23
knight vs., Same, and No. 5osL5, Pollard rs. Same;
on trial. Attorneys Sleman & Lerch aud E. F.
Colladay-R. z. Perry & Son and g. 7. Dunlop.
Assignments for to-day-Nfotions:
No. / District Of Columbia vs. Petty. Attorneys.
White Darlington.
No. 2. Eckenrode vs.. Burehes Attorneys, Mat
thews & Andreus-Birney g. WoodsTd.
No. B Brown vs.. Golden & Co Attorneys. JET
foris Downing & Berry-Johnston
No l. Warren Ehret Company vs. Thompson
Starrett Company. Attorneys, Sholes & Warren
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
No. 3. Brent vs., Great Fails and Ola Dominion
Railway Company. Attorneys, Clinkscales and Glas-
sie-LsmbeTt.
No. 6. Eastwick Plaster Company n. WignaL
Attorneys, Hillyer-Nauck & Bailey.
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