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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square I6sa-Iot and south half Of lot s; MARY +.
Harper 10 Martin l. Harper and s. kisgins
Terry. trustees 20 secure Frank Jaeger sou.
years. 6 per cent. ssni-a annually.
South Brookland-Lot % block 3. Richard 7, Flood
e TX % HARRY X Boss and Bert J. Saztou.
trustees 10 secure Louis G. Gregory, $50
monthly payments. ner cent lvr annafn.
Pstworth-Lot - block 2 John A. Holmes et TX
% Harry NJ Packard and J. Clarence Price.
trustees % secure John +. Huber 500. 70
G. months. per cent per annum.
Largion Park-Lots q and ~ block Is. Michael r.
Ready 81 Tx. 20 Albert =. Fox and Louis r.
Shoemaker. trustees. 70 secure Robert I. Russell
$500. / year. 8 pcr cent semi annually.
Square lIS-Parts Of lots u and IS William ;.
STANLEY, IT, 20 Jesse n. Wilson r.. and Leon
5. Frey trustees, % secure the Citizens Eluita-
be Buiding Association, 500
Square os'3-Lot s; William Hemus et ux % Harry
X. Boss and II. Glenn Phelps. trustee. u secure
Mau F. Ferguson. N.3e years. PER cent
semi annually.
Square lm2-Lot z: Arabeua F. smith 20 Walter
+ Wright and George +. Fleming. trustees. to
secure Elizabeth Clements, SO. payable June
To- 1911 TIT cent. sCmi-anuually.
Dobbin's Additiou-Lot g. block T.; !. Franklin
Page 60 NIX. % William r. McGrann and Ed
ward S. Quinian. trustees. 70 secure Annie Pear
son. 500 months. per cent. semi-annualy.
Meridian Hn-Lot 60 block = Pomfrett l.. Hem
don e. ux % The Washington Loan and Trust
Company Trustee. 20 secure the Equitable 90
operative building Association. S25oQ
Square ZG-Lot 50. Oscar q. RuCe et uE 10 r.
Francis saul and Walter F, Hilton. trustees 70
secure Harry Al. Ellis. $500, 5 years. 5a per
cent seui-aunualy
square l22-Lot s.. II. CLYDE Grimes et NIX. %
Alvin G. Belt and Louis c. Dismer. trustees. 20
secure Robert Lee O'Bden. N6oo monthly pay
ments. 6 per cent per anuua-
Square Z7Os-Lot s.. Oscar c. Rugs e Tx. 20 Nor
nan L Sansbury and Joseph r. Bowling thus
tees. 70 secure Elizabeth : saum. El0Q. month
ly payments Ter cent Ter mum.
square 5sl-Lrt is5- Annie v Anderson % LutheT
N. Gotwald and the National Savings and Tr-st
COMPANY trustees 70 secure Mae II. G'teald.
q 500 wears per cent. seuli-anuu8lly.
Square clo-Lcrs Is e. T. r. ~ a. ard - ard
Part a. lots 7 snd Is. Nellie TAYLOR Bocssle %
William n. Hoover and John b. Lauer. tus-
tees. 70 secure Woodbury. Blair and the National
Savings and Trust Company. trustees. the pa
ments Of rents
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New YoTk. Aug. 2-CATTLE-Receipts 3sS
head. Steers were In fairly good demand but. with
the exception Of choice steers With weight. were
lOc 70 l5c lower Cows steady to strong The Yards
we're well cleared. Common to choice steers sold
at 59oaT.S per hundred pounds cills. S5OaLso:
COWS 20oa5.l0i one fancy fat COW at 500 Dressed
beef firm. at sa12 for native sides; Texan beef 7as
Liverpool and London cattle and beef market steady
LVES-Receipts 274s head. Veals were in
active demand and strong; buttermilks sc TO 81
higher; Western about steady. Common 10 choice
veals sold at sooalloo per hundred pounds: cells
and thrOwouts. 6.Ooa70 buttermilks 6O0a65O. A
car Of prime Western calves 7.50a7.5 Dressed
calves strong at AaleAs for cty-dressed yeals lOa5
for citydressed gasaers and butteEmilks: aaIG for
cCuntry-dressed calvcs
SHEEP AND LANIBS-Reeeipts, Dos head.
Sheep were in good supply and steady: lambs slow
and &c lower, with quality not IS good as last
weeks Nearly % cars sold at a late hour. Com
mon TO prime sheep sold at 30oaA0 per hundred
pounds: common 10 prime lambs 55oa6s7ls Dressed
mutton slow. at 7zal0 per pound. Dressed lambs
easier. at l0al3 including hog-dressed at l2aI3
HOGS-BeceiUtS. I. s57 head Prices were arm. AZ
9.i5as6o per hundred pounds for heavy to light hogs
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Pnces quoted are wholesale. J


nUTTER-CrramCrJ. fancy 81 do. prints 3.
10. seconds. q; process. fancy .; do. fair to
good. Zsa25: dairy choice. 2ia25! do. god. aa23;
store-rscked. lsa2O
CHEESE-New York state factory, fancy hrsts.
l7alIA DO. small. Hairs; DO. large i6isRl7.
ECGS-Nearhy, choice, rsturnzhe cases. 22isa25
West Virginia and Southern Virginia returnable
cases %; Tennessee. retlrnatie cases. d North
Carolina returnable cases %
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens spring large aa22
do. medium l9s3O; DO. hens small Per b. l9
large lsis roOsteu. per H. 10. ducks. Old y: do.
spring. lbs and over. Is. geese. per H. loal2: do
fancy. l2ali. turkeys IONS. Ter 10. IS. do. hens
49, turkeys thin i9ai2; keats per h.. 3.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Norfolk Per barrel
Looalz5: cucumbers. Norfolk. per bazket. Local .
do. North Carolina. 9oal.09. string beans per bas-
ket. 8a5o North Carolina lettuce 5oal00. rsdishes
Ter 100. iol50 spinach. PER barrel 75alOl egg
plant per crate Local q. tomatoes Ier crate 75a
Loo: asparagus 75al.5e per dozen punches: rhubarb
lSll5 ger dozen bunches; new cabbage 6oa75 PER
crate. spring onions. ioaSn DCr hundred beets 3a5
per bunch, green peas GER uasket -5as0
DRESSED POULTRY hickens Der ID Ua5.
chickens and hens. mixed lsa2o. slips. Der H.. Il:
ducks. lsa20; geese. pr 10. Halls.
DRESSED MEATS-Hams. country. Eugarcured
"a
DRIED FRUITs-Apples. sliced fancy. 4a5: cher
ries. Pals blackberTles = whortlsboTrics l2i1.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool unWashsd free n
buus Ter h.. 50; wool bury. pr d.. Ea2s: hides
green. per h.. 10; d.. dry. per b.. l3lle: sheep
skins green each 15ai00. do. dry each oSa60; calf
skins. green. each. l5al.75.
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il SIZE GOULD.
Estate Of Timothy Vim; petition to vazte; order
FOR attorneys fee.
Estate Of Mary Raynal: viii dated June 8. 1907.
naming Alfred (. Ravnal executor. fled
Estate Of Augustus T. Merritt. viii dated Nav g
1877. naming William F. II. Merritt and Harm B.
Merritt executors fled.
Estate Of A Gross. VII admitted 70 prohatA and
record and letters testameniary issued 70 Elabeth
NJ Gross. bond. 81 900. Attorney J. d. CoughlAn.
Estate Of Francis Mclean. viii admitted 70 pro
bate and record and letters testamentaTy issued 70
Marion ]. Mclean bond. N.5O0. Attorney, c. 5.
Eiilyer.
Estate Of Edward c. Garter; win and codicils I'd,
m1ttOd 10 probate and TUC01d and letrgl tesla
mcutary issued 20 Charles II. Carter; bond. 500
Attorneys. Slater & PhelpA
Estate Of C. Colison: will admitteSs9 probate and
record and letters testamentary grai ! 70 Sarah A.
COLLISION; boad. Sl.OO. Attorneys. c. A. White and
J. 3. Flynn.
In william G. Dixon: z. Bieber appointed
guardian; bond. s. 90. Attorney " Wilson.
Estate Of John Heelan; letters Of administration
granted 70 Felix ]. Belair; bond, Sooo. Attorneys.
Sheehy & Sheehy.
Estate Of Dennis smith: viii dated October Q.
1913 naming Thomas Z. Waggaman executor. filed.
With petition Tor probate aud record and letters o,
administration. c. {. a. Attorney, l. Williamson.
Estate Of Joanna A. Carey; VIII dated July 2
100.
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STOLEN GEMS WORTH $4,000.
Pendant and Necklace Taken from
Rooms of Mrs. Bacon.

St Moritz. Switzerland. Aug. PIT
has been learned that the value OF the
Jewels which were stolen from Mrs. Dan
lei Bacon, wife OF a New York Stock
Exchange broker. amounts to $4,000 The
robbery occurred on August IS at the
Kuhn Hotel Mrs. Bacon was making
a tour Of the continent with her sister.
Lady Gilbert Parker and Sir Gilbert
Parker.
The jewels stolen were pendant which
was set with two white and one yellow
diamonds. valued at 5000, and a pearl
and diamond necklace, the value Of
which Is $4,000
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.


Sales-Regular call. Il O'Clock noon:
Washington RAILWAY Electric 49, 500 az g.
1900 az s5i1 SlcQ at ssh, 5000 ar s3f
Potomac Electric cons. g. 81 900 AZ lOOi1 ST. 900 AZ
l00is Sl000 AZ 1904.
Capital Traction A. lEi5.
Washington Railway & Electric com. . AZ 81
2 52s 80 90 SEA 100 al 32s 100 AZ sEh 90 40 Nia.
Washington Railway 4 Electre pfd 10 at S. 10
a. s.. 70 a. 50. S a. SH. al So. al ssis. / AZ
&c. ! AZ g. 10 n ss',.
Lanstcn &c az sli5 q ar sCA. q az sia.
National Metropolitan Rank 70 az 1875 az is
District National Bank 5 az Is
Union Trust az 80
United States Trust. 10 az DIX.
After call.
Norfolk Western Steamboat. AZ no AZ no.
Washington Gas o n 7lA-
Following the bid and asked rrices posted AZ
yesterdays meeting Of the Washington STOCK
Exchange:
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

II - IA G etaoin shrdiu c7nfwypnpnn
Grant Park-Square 52i2. lot IS; Henry Day et ux
70 William T. Ballard, SO.
Villa Perk-Square 1916 lot IS Clara A. Marden
ct vir to Aaron A. Cole 81.
Fourteenth street southeast between Z and q
streets-Square 1868. part Of lot II; jackson H.
Ralston and William L. Ambrose. trustees 10
Edward +. Lynch s.
South Brookland-Lot TO- block S: Louis g. Greg
DRY TO Richard j. Flood SO
L street northwest between North Capitol and
First strcets-SQuare CD lot 1: Nicholas Drum
mon to Julia Beatrice Winter. SO. Record Of
Iiber 3l26 folio rs
Petworth-Lot Is; block IS John F. Huber ct
TX Clara C. Holmes. So
lie Droit Psrk-Suhct 2. block .; John B. Playter
ct AK. TO A. Arans hewitt SO.
lie Droit Park-Lot 2. block 2. Arana hewitt to
Hannah Lpchs So
Thirty-hrst street northwest. between NJ and
streets-SQuare LOS, part q lots Il and Isl
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Bonds cf the Washington Railway and
Potomac Lighting companies and the
railway stocks were the chief features
OF the trading yesterday on the Washing
ton Stock Exchange. Prices were well
maintained, and the takers OF the Sc
curities appeared 10 be animated with the
idea that the securities offered we're worth
the prices asked for them.
Railway per cent bonds. TO the face
value OF $500. brought 81 TO S516. and 5000
in Potomac Electric consolidated 5s sold
at half a point above par.
In the subsequent trading all the local
railway issues OF stock were represented.
Capital Traction went at 1914; Railway
common sold at S2A, and the preferred
shares at So 70 50.
Both these Issues came out quite free
ly IN other respects business was light,
covering a few OF the bank stocks, Nor
folk and Washington Steamboat. and
washington Gas The last named
brought 74h.
The stockholders Of the Northern Cen
trail Railway Company are uncertain
whether they shall sign or execute the
proxy. covering the approval. at the spc-
cial meeting called for October IA next
OF the proposed lease TO the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad Company and the Increase
OF the Northern CenTals capital stock,
sent them by the minority committee,
or the proxy sent them by the Northern
Central Railway Company.
AS both OF these proxies are identical,
the Northern Central Railway Company
and the minority committee state that
II is immaterial which proxy they sign.
and, Of course, IL is only necessary 70
sign one proxy.
The wire trade is the only active branch
In the steel industry. In other lines there
are occasional spasmodic movements,
such as a temporary increase in the de-
mand for steel pipe and steel bars. but
structural material both plain and fabri-
Gated, is dull. and railroad buying Of all
sorts and kinds are reduced 20 the mih'-
mum. The New York Central has not
yet awarded its contract for the New
York terminal, requiring 10000 tons Of
steel but II is probable that the order
will be placed with the American Bridge
Company before the close Of the month.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Aug. 2-Live hogs were 5al0c higher.
Receipts were estimated al 1900; left over. 1873;
estimated receipts tomorrow. 1900 Bulk q prcrs.
S25as5o: light S65a9l0; mixed and butchers. Sl5a
AGO. heavy. 7s5aSO0: ycrkcrs. 90Oa9.l0: pigs. S7Oa
elS
Cattle were strong to Toe higher estimated re-
cripts 5000 Becyes 4.SoaS50; cows and heifcrs.
2eoa65o; Texas steers. A0Oa60. Western. AoCa700
Sheen we're l0c lower; estimated receipts. S. go
Natives. 250a4so; Western 275asso yearlinss. 40
a56O: lambs. 4.75a6s5; Western lambs i75a6S5.
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other Case Improving.
DAILY COURTRECORD.
GIOndny, August D, IoIOJ
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No E10i. Howard vs.. Carlson: Tule returnable
August H 1910 Plaintiffs attorneys Lester & Price
No 16lj. Weaver Hmillcr; sale ratified and
conveyance ordered. Plaintiffs attorney. K. A..
Ford
No. 1s752. Sullivan rs. Potts: report q auditor
ratified and distribution ordered Plaintiffs attor.
ney. Arthur Lguham. defendants attorney, Z. h.
Jackson
No &iH Simmons We. Simmons. trustees ap-
Pointed 20 sell. Plaintiffs attorney. r, r. EoTner;
defCrdant's attorney George L. Gertman.
Nc 1904. Davis. Trustee v5. Shrycck; trustees
authorized 70 take on notes Plsinrss attorneys
Cuttings & Chamberlin: defendants attorneys. Il
vs.. s0hOn and c. Z Thorn.
No E54l Res We. Palmer: decree ITO coniesso
ys Frank Fuller trustee. Plaintiffs attorney. John
Ridout.
No z562 Fenton vs.. schanel: rile to show
cause returuable August o. 1910 Plaintiffs attor-
news. ". J. Bacon. H., ard 81. 81. Do5le defend
ant attorney H. G. Kmbau.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRATN-Wheat per hushel s0as: corn shened
per bushel. 6sa75: cob. s75aAo0 pe. barrel; oats.
Western white. No .. pcr bushel sa52 mixed
per bushcl. i5a50; bran. per ton, So middliugs
per ton. zoo.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay Western. No. J. zoo.
No. 2 NO. mixed. zoo. loose AZ local scales 300:
straw. rye, bundle. lZooi straw 0s machine thrash
1900 straw. wheat DIR ton $50. straw. car. per
ton, 500.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Aug. 2.-Money on call AZ the stock
exchange to-day opened At IA per cent highest. II:
lowest ~ per cent. Most q the days loans were
made az IA per cent
Time money opened the week unchanged. De
mand was light and was chiefly for five and SIX
months periods. Supply was equal 20 the de-
mand. Rates. 2aia3 per cent for sixty days 3lAaJs
ior ninety DAYS. iaii for four months il4a4& for
FIVE and SIX months.
Mercantile paper conunued very dull owing 10
the absence a any demand Rates, 51a6 per cent
for sixty and ninety DAYS indorsed bills r~ciev,bio
and choice four 10 six months single names 56a55I
per cent for others.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs 4 Co
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
New York, Aug. H.-The Southern sDot cotton
markets were officially said to be unchanged 70 re
higher.
The Texas hot weather is leading the bulls TO
claim that II will cause shedding In fact some
private advices have already been received to that
eject
Some selling orders In from the South. said
TO be due to better spots in Texas fields Local
people however claim that this condition is not at
all general.
The late afternoon market for futures was quiet
October stood at 1885 a net gain OF six uoints
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Rockville. Nd. Aug. 22.-The funeral
Of James f. Ayton. one Of Montgomery
County's prominent citizens. who died
Saturday night after a protracted III
ness Of a complication of troubles. took
place this afternoon from the residence
at Laytonsville. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev j. ". r. Sumwalt. OF
Washington, presiding elder Of the Wash
ington district Of the NJ. E. Church, and
the interment was in the Laytonsvnls
Cemetery.
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Equity SHIFTS.

No 1854 Jennie Howard e. al "a Howard c.
Garrison e. al: for receiver. Plaintiffs attorneys.
Lester & Price.
No. 1855. Frederick Gasselin vS The GottshaIk
Company et al; for Injunction Plaintiffs attorney.
L. A. Bailey.
No. 2a5os, Bessie Rcsenbloom vs. Barnett Rosen-
bloom: limited divorce. Plaintiffs attorney, C. c.
James
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKrT.

CATTLE-Extra. per cwt.. e5oa7OO: do butcher
T. 5oa5.5O. do. common. 2O0a3 o.
HoGS-Per ewt. gross. aOcas-sO; do. ordinary
600
SHEEP-Pri1-e. S.50aioO; do common. 2yoa5.oo.
LAMBs-Fsncy spring. 7a7ls; fan. choice, per ID.
Z; do, medium g.
CALFES-Prime. FER h.. snslk: do. medium. z;
do, common, g.
Cows-Prime. fresh each, s5.ooa45oo; do. CON-
mon 250oaS0oo. DO. old and dry. l0OOal5O0
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DOG MUZZLES now
COST MORE MONEY
Story of DR.. WOOdward's Tag
Briefly Told.

Not long ago the District Commits
sioners issued an order that all dogs in
the District should be muzzled.
Then II was announced that the dog
owners must purchase muzzles which
had the approval Of the authorities or
the dogs would be impounded Before
this order was passed a certain style OF
dog muzzle could be bought for 90 cents.
Now the same muzzle costs Is cents.
The increased price is explained by
the following tag attached 10 each muz-
zle
THIS MUZZLE
OF proper size and properly fitted
will meet the requirements Of the
law WA. C. WOODWARD.
August g. 1910 Health Officer.
This looks Ike a good thing for the
muzzle manufacturers. but it is rather
tough on the dog owners. who are forced
10 pay more than the muzzle is worth
or else lose their dogs.
If all the dogs in the District are muz-
zled, the sale Of muzzles wiz aggregate
10000 The profit in the transaction is
really worth while.
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New York, Aug. 22-The trend OF the
stock market was reactionary for the
fourth day in succession and the mar
ket displayed much less resistance 70
selling pressure than on the three pre-
vious days OF the decline. Only in the
early trading when commission houses
executed a moderate amount Of buying
orders for their customers, was the mar
ket at all strong. the speculative and
Investment purchases from the outside
public being quickly Offset by the selling
for London account and rather heavy
offerings OF stocks by local spectators
Among local spectators sentiment was
undoubtedly depressed by the continuance
OF the selling for London account. for
this selling was a feature OF the market
last week and undoubtedly contributed
considerable toward the reaction from the
high prices in the middle OF the week
London Market Wenk.
The London market was weak before
the New York opening to-day, and. sub
sequently. London sold an amount esti-
mated at 1900 shares on balance. The
local market turned weak about the
middle OF the first hour. and stocks sold
of rather softly until losses Of nearly
two points had been sustained by most
Of the active stocks. Closing prices were
but little above the low level OF the
day. and the slight rally in the late
trading seemed 70 be due 20 nothing
more important than a scattered covering
OF short contracts. The bond market
though trihe more active than on the
corresponding day last week did not
keep pace with the Improvement shown
in the latter part Of the week.
News Of market Importance to-day and
over the weekend was OF no special
significance. The only occurrence, in fact.
from which an unfavorable deduction
could be drawn was a slight hardening Of
money rates London and a further
advance in sterling exchange here. All
Of the s2.5ooOOO in gold laid down in the
open market in London was secured BY
India and the continent. and subse-
quently. discount rates there advanced
10 party with the rate on two months
loans here
Advance I'm Sterling.
The advance in Sterling Exchange here
carried the rate for demand bills above
the parity OF exchange, an occurrence
that is all the more curious since IL IS
only two weeks ago that New York
bankers secured part Of the gold offered
in the London open market. and it is
only two DAYS since the last OF the SIS
100000 In gold secured in the suddenly
ended gold import movement reached this
city. BY an odd coincidence the greater
part Of the advance in sterling exchange
rates here has been made since the gov
ernment's figures OF exports and imports
for July were published. and IT Is since
that time also that London has been
continuously a seller OF American stocks
The banks lost on operations with the
subtreasury, in accordance with moderate
demands from the interior for crop NOV
ing purposes and in accordance with
which also there was transferred through
the subtreasury 10000 for New Orleans.
Crop news to-day and over the week
end was favorable, and reports from the
interior showed that the movement OF
grain 10 interior centers last week had
broken all records for the season Of the
year.
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LnMsuitE.

No 52sss. Hattie Blanchard vs.. Capital Traction
Company; damages. $1,000 Plaintiffs attorneys
d. Rothchild and G. F. Diggs.
No 52s64. f. ]. Murphy Company VI. Henry T.
Dennisn; Judgment Municipal Court s2l6A Plain
tn Is attorney, d. W. 0'Donoghue
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No $50. In re extension Of Columbia road: to
condemn land. Plaintiffs attorney. Z. H. Thomas
No SCI In re extension Twenty third and r
streets TO condemn land Plaintiffs attorney Z.
H. Thomas
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No. 6io5. Richard A. Allison & Sons VI ]. B.
Mcdonnell; part lot a. square 94. Holmead
Manor Sil6e0. Plaintiffs attorney. l. J. Mather
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JUSTICE GOULD
Ia ~ extension q Colorado road notice and order
a publication.
In re extension Of Twenty third and r streets
southeast, notice and order Of PUBLICATION
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District Suits.

No Ss7 In re jackson Bros: voluntary; assets
$50 406ll liabilities So S07i Petitioners attorneys
". D. Rosenberg and Charles IinkinS
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so large IS he IteIian population OF
Rhode Island that all important Official
documents in that State are printed in
English and Italian.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. r. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York stock Exchange, Hibos
Building.
Call money Open ~: high ": low Ia close. ~.
SALES OF SHARES by HOURS
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JLolllE HOLLD-
No Zle United States vs. william Herritos
assault 10 TaDU. RCCuEulzanCe. Noo0 taken; samuel
Il Walker. surety.
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New York. Aus. 2-wHEAT-Iuegular. fair
trade. New. No. / Northern spring 10 arrive T. o
b. LaA No. . red new, o. b., L06l4; No 2
bard. T. o. b.. los; No l mAcaroni. T. 0. b., LO2:
new No. ! Manitoba. T. o. b.. Ll3k. Quotations are
on rail basis. Reported taken by exporters. $4,000
bushels mainly at Toledo.
CORN-LOwer quiet. Steamer mixed nominal ex-
port basis; export No. 2. nominal. 69it to arrive
c. !. t. in elevator. Exporters took nothing.
WHEAT Open. High. Low. Close
September. ........... 1904 Los LO54 los
Dccember............ Zoe Lex Loe LoeN
CORN
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WALL STREET NEWS
Trend of Stock Market Con-
tinueS ReactiOnary.
LONDON WEAK, STILL SELLING

Stocks Sell on I'm New York Fully
Two Points and Close Is but Little
Above Low Price of the Day-Ad-
vance I'm Sterling Exchange Rates
an UnfavOrable Deduction.
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District Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No. So. In re Jackson Bros: adjudication and
reference.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-23
VIRGINIA WOMAN
DYING OF PELLAGRA
Physicians Diagnose Case OF
Mrs. Graham.
CONSULTATION IS CALLED

warrenton Doctors, Who Treated
Aged Farmers Wife and Removed
Her TO Georgetown Hospital, Join
washington Physicians in Public
Statement Regarding Case.