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The Washington herald., 1910-03-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Craven TerTsce-Lots 40 and IA; Aulck Palmer
ct ". 10 NbeTt :. Kenny. s.
Chevy Chase-Square SO. lot Is and east part Of
lot p: Elizabeth d, Merrill ct viz to Harold E
DOYLE SIC
No ls2 Fifteenth street nogthwest-square 49, 10,
81; Edward J. Jennings TO Alice G. Chapman.
Columbia Heights-Lot 90 block %; r. STANLEY
Simmons ct ux. TO josephine Williams, $40
Barnard & Johnson's Addition To Congress Heights
Lot 10, block 5; Carrie L. Dunn et vir %
Charles f. Bonini SO
street northwest. between Twenty-frst and Twen-
ty-second-Squale 6s. lot 81; Harry NJ. Dante to
Carl SchsfeT, $40
Pleasant Plains-Lot Is in Gass' subdivision: vii
liam X. Hill ct ux. to John NJ. Abbott ane
Charles ". Heder So
Nos l2s n l225 street northeast-Square l0ll.
lots s. 80, 81. and s.; Andrew W. Lukei et
ux to Edward F. Pickford. SIC. trust $1,000.
street northwest. between Second and Third
streets-Squsre So lot /; James Cardinal Glib
hons tArchbishop Of Bslt.norel to John Z.
Mitchell. So
Connecticut ATenus Hsights-Iot D. block 2: Harry
Wardman and Thomas T. Bones to Harry
Crecy YaHUw. SO: trust. Sl2.Oc.
30 Second street nOrthweSt-Squars 5d lot r;
Theodore Nix ct 20 Mary Hall. SO.
lHs Morse street n0rthesst-SquBre s56 lot 81:
William +. Miller ct u Leander B. Cooley
ct ux. Ella NJ
Bloomingdnle-Lot IL. block H. Walter A Dowd
20 George Patterson. SO.
Canal street southwest between ard c streets
Square COS. lots Z g. and Il Michael l. Weller
ct Tx. To Galen +. Green. $40.
Grammer's Addition to Takoma Park-Lot I. block
IS; Harry c. Fisk ct az. to Gershon p. Bick-
ford $40.
Woodley Park-Lot g. block Is; Lewis E. Breunin-
ger ct to George ". Reik SO
South Carolina ayenue-SQBsTe rs. parts Of lots
II. u, and "a; John A. Landlord ct Tx. to Al
fred Cammack Sl0
Wisconsin Avenue PaTk-Square 1851. lot Il; Cap
ital Realty Company 10 A. T. German. $40.
Ninth street northwest, between p and Q streets
Square Go. lot IS: Sandy h. Maupin 10 the
Southern Building Corporation, So
No. sen Georgia avenue northwest-Souars Nz
lot IS; Laura +. Hssselback ct viz to Harry
c. Caldwell SO
Square B77-LOt Cos: Bessie ID. Mann ct Vir 10
Marion o. Burrows, SO
Thirteenth street northwest. between and T.
Square 23s. part of lots q and q; William
b. HarVeycutter Ct TX 10 Gordon Wilkins. $40.
Tenth street northeast between I and K-Square
s51, lot 4; George A. Fraser Town right and
as Fuardsnl ct al. to James G. NeaiOn. So
Chicester-Lot 10, block 2 George ". Talburtt ct
ux. 10 Edgar T. Phillips. SO
street northwest between Second and Third
Square $50 lot ] John Z. Mitchell e 10
d. L. Rice. trustee. SO. general purposes
street northwest between Twentyeighth and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r. Erwin ct Tir to James
Twenty ninth-Square 1888 part Of lot 100; Louisa
+. Erwin ct vir 10 James Williams ct ux., SO.
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EXCURSIONS.

Inducements for travel 10 Old Point Comfort and
Norfolk are numerous just now The Nationals
who are at Norfolk. getting in trim for the regular
baseball season constitute big attraction for local
fans, and special rates via the Norfolk and Wash
ingtnn Steamboat Company's boats offer further
incentive
Arrangements made with the Chamberlin. Old
Points noted hostclry. enable the Norfolk and
Washington lire to offer at low figures special
tickets covering full board at the hotel in addition
70 stateroom accommodations. Friday to Monday
over sunday and Saturday to Tuesday are the
periods permitted tg these tickets
Tnnumerable means Of recreation present them
selves 10 the visitor at Old Point. The hotel pro
vides tennis golf. Yachting &c. trd the finest
indoor salt water bathing in the land Historical
attraction clings 20 every foot Of this section Of
the Old Dominion
The Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Comrany
also announces special rGInd-tTp rate fer Easter
week. Tickets win be offered March 8 and g.
good to return until March g
Steamers leave Seventh street wharf AZ els D m.
daily. The uptown ticket and information bureau
IA located at 20 FoItsenth street
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibts & Co mem
oeIs Of tie Chicago Board Of Trade Hibhs Build
I'M
Chicago. March l2-The local wheat market ouened
= 20 = higher Tie buying Was rs overnight shorts
and commission houses. Another Effort was made %
depIess the market by pounding May wheat bat
good buyins absorbed az offerings on the decline.
The market was less cratic and firm undertOns
~ss disceTHabie. The crop news was no better and
III many instances reports told Of further deteriors
ton There was rainfall Minneapolis wired
god demand for cash ah5at Omaha made some
sales q cash wheat To cgme here. Local car lots,
~. with 3 estimated for Tomorrow
Com continued 10 show the weakness which has
been 50 apparent all the week Scattered liquida-
uon vas evident and buying power too small n
stay the downward course II prices. Local shorts
COVERED from time n time best &. had no Nect.
Local car lots. "a With 2o estimated for tomorrow.
Oats we're weak. Cash houses and commission
people we're The sellers with support poor Shorts
1srt the best buyers. Spring demand slack. CASH
prices for sample lots 20 II lower. Local ear
lois 2la with i63 estimated for tom0noW
The hos news caused Provisions 70 rule higher.
hut part II the early gains were lost On rather free
selling Of deferred deliveries by large Western
IacseT and in sympathy with CON- The cash de-
mard was good.
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none MOURN DEAD SOLDIER
Body of Aged Michael Mccullough
Held at Morgue.
Fought for the Union and Came "a
Washington To Live Near Old
Soldiers lie Loved.

Clad in the uniform of a civil war
veteran. the body of Michael MeCul-
Tough lies unclaimed at the District
morgue.
The morgue master and his assistant
wonder as the hours are licked away
whether it will be consigned to potter S
field or buried in Arlington National
Cemetery with honors due a man who
had fought and bled for his country.
Mccullough left no relatives. Whether
he was ever married is not known. He
was eighty-three years old, and claimed
ireland as his birthplace.
Mccullough came to Washington, and
for fifteen years boarded at S506 Georgia
avenue, where he could mingle with vet
Grams living at Soldiers Home. When
he left the army he said to a bosom
friend:
Now I'm my own captain. and I order
that I shall not drink, nor play cards,
nor violate the code of honor of a sol
der and gentleman, and these are
standing orders
Accustomed TO obeying commands TO
the letter. Mccullough held true to his
resolutions until his death. He was
walking past the Brightwood Hotel on
Thursday afternoon when he suddenly
stopped, reeIed, and fell. When a physi-
clan reached him ne was dead. The
coroner ordered the body sent to the
morgue and issued a certificate OF death
from natural causes
A search for relatives revealed that he
was alone In the world. Friends Of the
aged man say he saved part OF his pen
sion and had small amount Of money
in a local bank. Where Mccullough had
deposited the money has not been
learned.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-19
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore March l8.-WHEAr-spot contract
Llsis; spot No. red Western, Id: May. LIgs
steamer No. 2 ned. LisS receipts. s.4ls bushels
Southern on sade. Ll2ssaLIsss.
CoRN-spot contract. e3i5; March. So: Apru. 657i
as4is; MAY, 65A4a6s; steamer mixed 6O7s: recajnss
l7,26 bushels exports 62S5 bushels. soutber
white corn. So; Southern yellow eoru, eS..
OATS-StOck in elevators 1901 Bushels: shir,
menis from elevators. 6Sl9 bushels New oats on
spot: White. No. 2 to weight. 5la5Ill do No
g. TO weight 49a50: No. { as to weight 4slka47Ik
do. mixed. No 2 fsa49i3. do No ; 4sa4sIs
= FIoUR-winter extra. 430aA70; do clear kOos
$50: do. straight. 52Sa54G; do. patent, s.Tnss IS
spring clear A5oa475; do, straight. 52sa55O: do
patent. 55oa575; City Mills best patent. $50; DO.
highgrade patent $50; do. straight 500. choice
family. $50; do, extra, 4Sna4.65 Rye -four me-
dium to choice. A2a4-5o Conmesl, per 100 lbs.
l5OaI,65
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, March la-CATTLE- Receipts al;
head. Steers wers active and firm 10 Is cent,
higher; fat balls. strong and Others steady: fai
COWS also firm. The offerings all went TO ths
scales. Good 70 CHOICE steers sold AZ 7lsasl Is pel
ion pounds: one of fancy Pennsylvania do al
500: dressed beef firm.
CALVES Receipts. All head. Veals we're stead,
for all grades; baTnyaTd and fed calves. nominal
common to prime reals sold at 7S0allOG per lOl
pounds cuils. 60la1OO; dressed calves. steady al
last quotations
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts sss head
Sheep, strong. but almost nominal lambs very
firm limited receipts and 25as5 higher e,pmon
10 good sheep sold at e.e0as.O0 per 100 pounds
good TO prime lambs l050alaT5: dressed nutton
finn at l22al5 per pound dressed lambs. higher a,
l7aisiz country dressed hot house lambs. steady
at 500all0 per carcass.
HOGS-Receipts. ESQ head. Prices easier at
los0alLl0 per 100 pounds for light and mediuu,
weights; country dressed hogs UNCHANGED at Ia
i4ih per pound.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-19
DAILY COURT RECORD
FRIDAY March
FRIDAY, March is, 1900


Supreme Court of the United states.
Present: The Chief Justice. aIr. Justice HaIlan,
Mr.. Justice Brewer. Mr.. Justice White Mr. Justics
MeKenna Mr.. Jusiice Holmes. Mr. Justice Day.
and Mr. Justice Lurtoh.
Robert Foster James. q New York City ~ Y;
John Tyler Wheelwrisht, # Boston. Mass. Thomas
Lincoln Chadbou7ne, ~. Of New York City. y. y;
Frederick Hof Of New York City. \. T., and
Edward r. Baird, jr.. Of Norfolk. Va, were adj
mitted 70 Practice.
No. $50 Edward Thompson Company. appellant.
vs. American Law Book Company: appeal frum
the Uaited States Circuit Court Of Appeals for
the Second circuit; dismissed. with costs on mo-
ton Of couussi Tor appellant.
No. 7s7 Stella T. Flint. general guardian.
Sc appellant vs. Stone Tracy Company Ct al;
No. 75l. Wyckof Van Dsrhoef. appellant, IS.
The Coney Island and BROOKLYN Railroad Company
et al;
No. 70 Fr,nois L. Hine. appellant. rs. Home
Life Insurance Company ct al;
No. T55. FTed W. Smith. appellant. ". The
Northern Trust Company e al.
Ne. "a. William II. Miner appellant, The
Corn Exensnge National Bank II Chicago ct al.
No. 10. Cedar Street Company, appellant. vs..
Park Realty Company;
No. 7s7. Lewis W. Jared, appellant, vs. The
American Multigraph Company ct al:
No. 10. Joseph 3 GAY. appellant, vs.. The
Baltic Mining Company e. a..
No. 7si. Percy X. Brdndage appellant, rs.
Broadway Realty Company et al
No. rs. Paul Lacr0ix. appellant. vs. Motor
Tsximster Cab Company et al;
No. 7&. Arthur Lyman ct al. appellants vs..
nterborGugh Rapid Transit Company e. al
No 20. George W. Philips. appellant, Fifty
Associates 4 al.
Ne 500, Oscar Mitchell appellant. CLARK
Iron Company et al
No ZIG. William FluhreT e al. appellants vs..
New York Lb8 Insurance Company and
No Sl3 Katherine Cary Cook ct al. appellants.
vs. Boston Wharf Company e al argument com
tinucd hy Mr. Solicitor 6Cneal Bowers. for The
United States, by Mr. William u. Guthrie. for
the appellees m No. 759. and concluded b. Mr.
John G. Johnson. for the appellants in NcS rs
and 81. leave granted 10 MF. Julien T. Davies
ard Ia the Solicitor General 20 hle additional
briefs herein.
Adjourned until Monday next at Il O'Clock
The Washington herald., 1910-03-19
FUNDS FOR VACATION HOUSE.
Two Concerts Given Under Auspices
OF WOmen's Association.

Funds for the erection of Vacation
House. a summer home for Washington's
business girls. were raised last night at
two concerts under the auspices of the
Y. w. c. A
The first was held at Fifth Baptist
Church. Those who took part in the pro-
gramme were Miss Lillian Chenoweth,
Miss Clarine Mccarthy ]. Harris Frank
lin, Herman c. Metcalf. Miss Mary F..
King, and Miss Bessie Birch.
At a musical at the Y. w. C. A. home.
Twelfth and F streets northwest the
following performed: Mrs. s. V. Gusach.
Miss Lillian Keeling. Miss Nina Hem
Tichs. Mrs. ". B. Hilton. Mrs. 3. NJ.
Byram, Miss J. Glenman, Miss f. W.
Weiser, H. Butterworth, and Mr.. Van
Pucke. Both concerts we're largely at
tended.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-19
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Whest per bushel, l.loal %; corn. shelled,
psr bushel, 7oa75; COB 4ooa4.25 per barrel: oats,
Western, white. No. 2 per bUshel. sSa50; mixed per
bushel. Sass; bran, per ton, 2.oo; middng. per
ton. SEQ
hay AND STRAW-Hsy, Western. No. l. 2l.OOa
eco No. 2, lseoa22o0; mixed 2l.Ve; loose at local
scales, 2.@- Strsw, rye bundle, E.00; straw rye.
machine thrash, l2o0: straw. wheat. per ton 800:
straw. cat. per ton. 500
The Washington herald., 1910-03-19
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATLE-E1trs. per ewt. 55Oa6Oo; do, butcher,
4o0s4 90; do. common. 20oa300
HoGs-Per ewt, gross, a5OalOW; do, ordinary.
eos
sHEEP-Prime. 5OosS5o; do, common 2ooa4oo
I.AMBS-Spring fancy Ia22; do, choice, per ID.
6asiz: do. medium. Z.
CALNES-rrime. per H., 10; do. medium. $50
do. common. 7a7is do. grass, 4a5.
C0WS-Prime. fresh. each, S5O0ai5 %; DO, CON-
mon. &.Ooa50.e0: do, Old and du. lAOoal5al
The Washington herald., 1910-03-19
STUDENTS POSE AS N0TABLES.
Guessing Is a Novel Feature OF the
DrauEhOn College Reception.

DrauEhOn College Reception.
At the annual reception and entertain
ment given by the Draughon's Business
College in Carroll Institute last night, the
students were dressed to represent his
torical characters and present day celeb
rites When Herbert Spencer made his
appearance on the stage he was hailed
as Dr. Cook. the bard of Avon. and Sir
Walter Raleigh. 1t was a guessing con-
test.
Selections from the College Daily Times
was read by W. G. Mathney, and prophe-
cies were made by A. f. Rawson. There
was a song by the college quartet, and
a reading by Erie Moore. while Miss
Agnes Delacy gave a recitation. Sweet
girls of my dreams" followed the strains
of a violin solo by Mr.. Donohue, and a
song by Alice DriscoH completed the
programme. So manifest was the college
spirit that It was decided to take i'm
mediate steps toward organizing an
alumni
The Washington herald., 1910-03-19

Probate Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD

Estate q John p. Jones. order granting letters
- administration 20 Gertrude JOKES; bond, $50.
Attorney. l. b. Linton.
Estate d Charles T. Leno'r; order granting let
tcrs fe1tamentary 10 Annie v Lenoir, bond $50,
Attorney. H. r. Mo'il5ou
Estate q Waddie d. LYMAN; order combining
auditors reIorf
In re Edward e. Driver: order appointing Martha
A. Driver guardian bond $50. Att0Tney. G p.
Collins.
In r. Mary II. S. WTson Fl all order aooe1tiug
resignation ard appointing William A Jones guar
dian, bond 81 Coz order for allowance. Attorney a.
4. Hoehlng IT,
Ia re William G. Miller. order Appointing John
Miller guardian bond. 500. Attorney. Robinson
White,
Estate Of Sarah A. Grant. viii dated October
- 49,. fled.
tameuiafy
The Washington herald., 1910-03-19
HEAVY ORDERS PLACED.
Pennsylvania Lines Contract for
Ninety Locomotives,

Pittsburg. Pa. March B-The Pennsyl-
vania lines have placed an order with
the American Locomotive Company for
ninety locomotives. 10 cost 81, s0000, while
the New York Central ordered six OF the
American Locomotive Company and the
Boston and Maine ordered ten from the
same company.
Announcement was made that the
Chesapeake and Ohio had placed orders
for 700 cars. Of which the Standard steel
Company Will build 600 steel underframe
box-esrs. the Pressed steel Car Company
700 steel hopper cars ana the American
Car and Foundry Company 500 steel
hOppeTs.
The Hartman lines are also figuring on
"a locomotives for use on their various
roads, and have made Inquiry at Pitts
burg.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-19
Kinks Body sent to sioux Fails.

The body of John Smith Kirk. seventy
three years old. chief clerk of the per-
sonal tax division of the District govern
ment, who committed suicide by drown
ing himself In HIS bathtub at the Home
apartments, was sent yesterday to Sioux
Falls. S. D., where the funeral services
will be held. His wife accompanied the
body.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-19
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished hy W B. Hibbs & Co,
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchange Hibbs
Building
New York, March l8-To some who have been
doubtful about the issue. the cotton market looked
pretty strong Prices advanced. Liverpool was bet
ter than expected. and lis spot and call business
amounted to 1901 bales. Manchester cabled that
there was mere demand for yarns and a fair bust
ness IN cloths Nothing Ike the needed rains fell
IN Texas 50 far could be gathered from Official
and private reports
Futures advanced 70 TO l9 points. hut los; part
closing steady net rise Of TO Is points, Esti-
mated sales Of 2O0 90 bales
The Washington herald., 1910-03-19
LaMkHi1s.

No. 5eE5 Webster W Burns vs. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company: damages. $50 Attorney.
Cramdal Mackes
No. $3.50. " Bodek Company IS. Foa & Kingston
oertiorsr Defendants attorney. II. ". Wheatley.
No. $3.50 GeoTge " Levy & Bro vs. The Hub
Furniture Company; srpeai Defendants attorney.
L. Tobrincr.
M. 52f7l- George I. BROOKS rs. lula E Patten,
certiCraTi Defendants attorney. F. Peyton.
No. 49, George u Honiug vs.. Frank BYram
Judgment Municipal Court. Sos Attorney. +. 5.
BAILEY.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-19
Mrs. VI. H. Middleton Passes Away.

Mrs. Margaret Haines Middleton died
yesterday morning at the residence of
her brother. William NJ. Thompson, Hy-
attsville, Nd. She has been in i'll health
for three years. since the death of her hus-
band, Col John Van Dyke Middleton, Of
the medical department of the army. She
is survived by a sister, Mrs. Francis E
Storm and a brother, Mr. Thompson.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-19
Equity Suits.

Va 20eu Samuel T. Bull vs.. William g. Lee,
injunction. Attorneys W Il. sholes and J. +.
potlHlIy.
No 2zI2 Elsie NJ ssttsrheld IS William r.
Satterfed.
No a13 Frederick A. sTdtzer Va james L
kauick
40. sra Car1line s Simpson IS. Middleton
Smith Ct al foTeciose mortgRze Attorneys Ralston
Sdd0us s RichaUiSm
The Washington herald., 1910-03-19
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 122. parts Of lots 1F and IL: William II
Deggss ct TX. 20 Jesse II. Wilson and Jesse H,
Wilson, IT. trustees 10 secure William Nick.
Osborn. 500. years per cent, semi-annually.
Barry farm-Part Of lot Il. section s; John A.
Mos ct ux. 10 Christian J. Gockeler and John
A. Msssie. trustees TO secure Robinson White
$40. monthly payments. without interest.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-19

trade No 1 Duluth, opening Of navigation l95ls;
No , nd. E. o. h.. LGs's No. . hard. New York.
T. o. b.. nominal Ma. ! mscaroui l0sit, T. O. B.,
opening Of navigation: No. ! Manitoba. T. O. b..
to arrive. LI94. Exporters took fourteen loads
Manitoba.
CORN-Qmet: weak. Steamer mixed. &. export
basis. No. eleTst0T nominal export basis; ex-
port No 2. Z. @. b. So Ne, yellow, T. q. b.,
7lls Exporters took two loads
The Washington herald., 1910-03-19

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. 81. IN re payment < damages; aco"uni
charge u grade. order utifyng apIEasemCnt in
squares is} 900. e93
Ne $50. United States vs. Fifty-foH Barrels Mo
lasset. order - release
The Washington herald., 1910-03-19
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Chief Justice. Hon. Seth Shepard. Associate jus
tlces Hon Charles II. Kobb and Hon. Josiah A.
Van Orsdel.
Adjourned from day TO day.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-19
Admiralty Petition.

No SIS Gustsve ". Fo-sberg rs. Steam Yacht
Idler; libel for salvage $50. Attorney. e. H. Cal
yerr n
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bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No 652 In ~ Gs1rge T. Howard. hearing ca dis
charge fixed for April TO-
No. 81. In re Thomas (. Wazgansn; sale rati-
fed miss.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-19

M. - Hutchinson vs. Capital Traction Com
pany. Attorneys Mather q sweeney-perry Son
and Dunlop
The Washington herald., 1910-03-19
Rock Me to Sleep, Mother
Editorials by the Laity
Story of the Shamrock
Walks and Talks by julius Chambers
Fun for Easter Time.

A sale at the old farm of
goods and chattels of Mandy
and Hiram will appeal to the
growing generation.
Pictorial Easter Medley.
Lines on the regeneration of
the world at Eastertide. A pref
tily illustrated Easter page.
Waging War on Satan.
James G. Cannon. a Wall
street broker, is organizing a
ferociOus and scientific assault on
the evil one in ninety large cities
OF this country and Mexico.
James B. Morrow tells about his
plans.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-19
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Trading on the local stock exchange
yesterday was largely in the shares Of
the street railways and United States
Trust stock. Prices showed a slight adj
vance, and the volume of business was
somewhat larger than for other days
this week
Capital Traction stock sold at 1914,
which was three-fourths of a point above
the bid price OF the previous day. Rail-
way common commanded $40 a share. and
the preferred sold IN quotation lots at
s01z to 9s4. with fractional lots at 81.
United States Trust stock was bid IN
at ll9 and fractions above that figure.
showing the usual slow advance of that
security toward higher level.
The property Of the asphalt nJant of
the Brennan Construction Company. in
Georgetown, has been purchased by the
Crawford Paving Company, and viii be
absorbed by that concern. It Is under
stood that the contracts between the
Brennan company and the District.
amounting to about 100000. will be COM
pleted before possession Of the property
to the new purchaser is given The
value Of the plant is not announced.
! c. c. Glover and Rear Admiral Robley
d. Evans. L. S n, retired. will leave
the city to-day for a trip TO the City of
Mexico. They viii be the guests on the
/ trip OF the Kansas City, Mexico and
Orient Railroad Company from Kansas
! City southwark
Considerable interest was taken here
/ yesterday in the advance Of the money
rate by the Bank OF England. brokers
and bankers watching the wires closely
10 ascertain what effect the action of
/ London would have on the money mar
ket in this country. The action OF the
Bank Of England being unusual at this
season Of the year. ii was feared that
the effect would be to unsettle CONNER
! cial matters TO some extent in this coun-
/ try. When II was found that nothing
happened in Wall street. the Washington
contingent Of brokers felt a distinct
measure OF relief.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-19
Equity Court No. 1.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 22ll. Bull vs. Lex: rule Eeturnabie March a
Attorneys ". H. sholes-J. E. Potbur-
NJ. 29IT5. Crane Company Us. McYeagh; ulit
returuable March "A time TO make return ex-
tended. Attorneys Pack. Hinton q Pack-D. ".
Baker.
No. @ss2 Robey vs. Robey: bin dismissed: ar
peal Attorneys. ". j. Lambert-G. ". Blauken
ship F. S. paiadini. and 4. W K. Ewing.
No. @l0i. Kinks NiSc0Tf; guardian ad liten
a.sp5inted Attorney. Arthur Peter.
Ne. 9lI Pulliam vs. FUiiiam; reference 20 e1-
aminer. Attorneys. IarsIoye & Easily Smith-Al
fred u. Smith
No. essss Fountain IS BroUrrg; argued and
submitted; administrator substituted fox plaintiff.
Attorneys ". A. Coombe-John Ridout-
No. &SGi. BIZ Vs. White; reference 20 auditor.
Attorneys. W. i. Lsmbert-R. n. Yeatman.
In re- ilunscyl Marina j. Barker, auditors report
ratified
NJ. 2s6rL Fisher vs. Matthews. time extended.
Attorneys 5. y. Haydeu-J H. Liohlitgr.
No. 26lIS. Burfce vs. DaTfee; rule discharged.
Attorneys .. II. Fowler and W. e. Bald'Ts,0n-
l. T0brnr
No. 2s5D Bunker rs. Bunker; order 10 pay Zee
m arTtar On April ] and s. ATTORNEYS. i. l.
MCatagls and J. A. Mcrarits-M sherman.
No. 1920. Emg vs. Mitchell Mining Company
order appointing l. {. StrldeF and G. r. Ennis re
c,Hers, bond s. 90. Attorney. g. +. Emig.
Ne. 3s3l6 Ballruf vs. Heinrchs, order grant
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