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NJ. Gale and Harold E. Doyle, trustees. to Sc
cure George S. Cooper, 81. 80, 20 81 months 6
per cent per Rnnum-
woodley Park-Part Frank B. crosthwAite ct
n Edward ]. Stellwaeen and George Z. Hamil-
ton, trustees. 20 secure Thomas NJ Gale. S 600,
years. per cent. semi-annusly.
Washington Heights-Jot Is, block 8; Howard ~
Etchison ct ux. to Edward J. SteIlwagen and
Thomas NJ Gale. trustees. to secure Charles W.
Richardson. $1,000. l and years. per cent,
semi-annually
Square 234-Lot Co. Fannie NJ Reynolds ct viz 20
Percy H. Russell and Thomas H. Bsnes. trus-
tees. to secure Frederick A. Lake. SS4ss5, to
months. per cent snnum.
Pleasant Plsins-L0t 33, block u; Bruce Cleveland
10 Harry X. Boss and II. Glenn Phelps. trus-
tees. 10 secure r. Ferguson, $780, years, )
PER cent semi annually. Same to William NJ
Terrell and Norton ". Little. trustees, 70 secure
Charles T. Wire, a.7563. ! 10 GO months. 6
per cent per annum.
Square 75s-Lot IS: Mary E. Klinehauss et Vir TO
Henry H. Bergman and Charles schafer. trus-
tees. 10 secure the Northern Liberty German
American Building Association. No 6. 500.
Cleveland PaTk-L0ts 81 and 81. block s; Louise
Taylor ct viz to John B. Larner and John A.
Hamilton, trustees, 20 secure the Washington
Loan and Trust Company. 500. years. per
cent semi-annuaily
Pleasant Plains-Lot 81; Hattie NJ. Blakeney ct viz
10 Walter r. Wilcox and George 4. Hsne
trustees 70 secure Walter T. WIlcua. Sl.soa, !
" q tAlAtllss . ftE NrAtl 61litHAs
ChicesteT-Lots DC 2i5 and III William King to
John Taylor Arms and Samuel a, Drury, trus-
tees. to secure Lee Brown. years. PCT cent
semi-annually.
Square 5s2-Parts of lots q and p James Doyle TO
o. 7. NJ. Brown and Theodore p. Heap. trus-
tees, 70 secure George o. Talb1rtt, 500, s
months. per cent per annum.
Square siA-Lot a.: Charles B. Mathews e to
Walter A. Brown and William z. Edmonston
trustees. 10 secure Charles Matthews, S200e. )
years. per cent per annun.
Ingleside-Lot ST. block 6: John F. Lynch ct ux. TO
Emanuel SPEECH. IT,. and II. r. Howenstein.
trustees TO secure Emanuel Speich 500 10 y
months. per cent Der annum.
Washington Hcights-Lot CO. block Z; Bertha Bell
Henry to Edward J. stellwagen and Thomas N.
Gale, trustees, % secure William Pitt Kellogg,
$3.50 70 years per cent, semi-annually-
Square G5E-Lot "A; Catherine NJ. McGinniss TO
Norman L. Ssusbury and Joseph B. Bowling
trustees 70 secure Melvin NJ. McGinniss. &lT5
monthly payments. per cent per snnum-
Square 8tf-Lot IS; Oscar ". E. Reed ct w 10
American Security and Trust Company. trustee.
70 secure National Savings and Trust Company.
s. 500 monthly payments. per cent FER snnum
Columbia Heights-Lot &, block 3; Lewis E. Breun-
niger ct ux. 10 George ". Brown and Walter
A. Brown trustees. TO secure William A. John
son. s. go years. Per cent. SUBSTANTIALLY.
Square s54-Lot s.; Josephine g. Burrows To James
F. Shea and John T. Ahern trustees 70 secure
Michael a. Ahern. S2.150, years. 81 per cent
semi-annually. same 70 Ralph L. Hall and Dean
Swift, trustees. 70 Fred A Norway
1880, monthly payments. per cent Per annum.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.
Adjourned from day to day.
Equity Court No. 1.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Nc. 55T. Forrest vs.. Forrest; argued and sub
mitted. Attorneys. Cuttings Chamberlin-h. A.
Hoehling
No. 29slR Alexander vs. Alexander; Glimony or
dered paid Attorneys. E. L Gies-w. J. Neals
No. 1855 Block vs.. Famous Clothing Company;
rule dismissed and new uls issued. AttOns5s, l.
Tobriner-Alex. Wolf
No BIO Burnett rs. Dade: cloud removed from
title. Attorney, J. H. Stewart.
No 1893 Ohio National Bank vs.. King; trustee
ordered to sell. Attorney. T. C. Taylor.
No. $50. Lewis Va TTibby; time 20 take test
mony extended Attorneys ". q. Gardiner-O. p.
~ Brown 7. p. sbeehy. and J. Z. Lasky.
No. 2T3o BARLEY vs.. BuchigEani; commission
ordered % issue Attorneys, Raston & siddons-
". s. Albert
timony extended. Attorneys. Z. L. Gies and q. T.
Collins-w. c. Chase and J. p Moore.
No Za36 Colburn vs.. Evans leave 20 make party
defendant Attorneys. T. L. Gies-J. ]. Darlington.
No 2lA Hall vs.. Hail. rule returnabie June 10.
Attorneys. c. CaTington-f. c. Taylor.
No. &S2s. Green IS Willis sale finally ratihed.
No. 800 Brown vs.. Brown hearing on rule con
tinued. Attorneys. NJ. D. Rosenberg-W. BaLinser
and ". L. FurbeFshaw,
No Ss2 Kosack vs. Johnson: time extended.
Attorneys Gittings & Chamberlain. H. White
and Z. II. Thomas.
defendants testimony. Attorneys. A. D. smith-R
n. Donaldson.
No. 2S1O4. Davis vs.. shryOck: rebate allowed At
torreys, Cuttings s Chamberlin-H- w. Sohon and
c. E. Thom.
In re lluncayl Frank 2. Buns Bertha 81 bnEhs
appointed committee.
No. 2Sl7. Maroney Ts. Stone & Fairfax; order
to pay tax Hens. Attorneys. Lambert & leAtman-
z. II. Thomas.
No. 2lg Williamson IS. Williamson; defendant
Adiudged in contempt and arrest ordered AttoT-
news. C. A Barnard--C +. Emis
No s1lB. Ogle rs. Humphrey: argued and sub
mitted.
In re uuuacyl Frank C. Bsrensi allowance Or
dered.
No 1886. waldscker vs.. waldecksT: injunction
rendente lite granted. Attorneys d. w. O'Don-
oghue-T l. Jeffords
No rlN Williamson V. williamson counsel zee
ordered paid Attorneys. G. A. BaTnaTd-C Z
Enig and E. \. Hopsgeil-
No, 2422 Bailey vs. Mccarthy; L. A Bailey sp-
pointed receiver: bond. 81 900. Attorneys. W. T. %
iunbus-R F. Downing and G. A. Berry,
No. eS3 Young vs.. Young: time limited and
notion 70 strike from calendar oTeTrued. Attor-
nsys. W, J. Lambert--C. 81. Mattinsly-
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

baltimore, June 2-WHEAT-Stock IN elevators
ss6 600 bushels: shipments from elevators. q 81
bushels Graded lots Of No. ned afoat quoiable
nonlnaly at IS per bushel at the close Settling
prices: No 2 red Western. COX No. red. 90.
CORN-Stock Ia elevators S730sl bushels; ship
ments from elevators, II, IA bushels Prime lots Of
yellow ccTn ahoat nominaly at esh per bushel.
Market steady. Tack yellow CON- for domestic de-
livery is quotabs at Sc per bushe for car lots on
spot Contract. July. ss& nominal. Spot mixed
corn early was e2ss and the market did not change
much from these figures.
OATs-Stock in elevators. ss bushels; ship
nlents from elevators, s.52s bushels. White No. q
As 10 weight. s5a46; d. white No. s. as TO weight
s3iza44a; DO. No. L. as TO weight, Eats d. mixed
No 3 a nominal; do. No s. 4Zza43.
RYE-Stock in elevators, q 247 bushels shipments
from elevators I02 bushels No. 2 rye. Western. do
nestle s2as5: No. 5 we Western, domestic, 77a7s;
bsg lots as to quality and condition. 7oa7s.
FLOUR-Winter extra. 3s5a365: do. clear, 405a
as; do straight. &soa455; do. petent. 5-ooa5lo;
spring clear, AlaaLsS; do, straight kssaSD; do.
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Euufty Suits.

No. &s0 Julia L. BENJAMIN vs.. Karl Benjamin
et al; divorce. Attorneys Thomas l. Jones and
a. 7. Clinkscales.
No. zs2l. Lena scheckells vs.. George H. II. Eel
leTs ct al; for partition Attorney, Joseph A.
BJrkart.
No. 1922 Lorenzo a Bailey. trustee. IS Dennis
L. Mccarthy: for receiver. Attorneys W F. Co
lumbus defendants attorneys, r. F. Downing and
George A. Berry.
No 2423 In re Tie Hudson Manufacturing Com
pauy; for change Of name Attorney. II. O.
O. Brien.
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NEW YoRh MONEY.

exchange to-day opened at 3 per cent; highest s.;
lowest ~: closing, B. Most Of the days loans were
made az ~ Der cent
Time m0oey was unchanged A moderate business
chiefly in The longer mRturities, was done. Rates.
81 per cent for sixty days 9sa34 for ninety days
sAa4 Tor four months 4A4hs for FIVE and six months
si4a42 for over the year.
Mercantile paper somewhat more active. de
mand showing improvement Buyers. however, were
fnssent on full rates number Of attractive names
Rates 4sa5 per cent for sixty and ninety
days Endorsed bills receivable and choice four to ok
months prime single names; 5s5i5 per cent for
others
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Bsightwood PaTk-Part Of lot 5. block Is: Karl
Wsmpl ct TX. to George NJ Emmsrch and
Douglass s. Aa@kan, trustees. to secure the
Washington Six Per Cent Permanent Building
Association, s. 800
Square 57@-Lot 500: William Cation et ux. 20
George NJ Emmerich and Douglass s. Mackail.
trustees, to secure the Washington Six Per Cent
Permanent Building Association. $3.50.
East Of square t34-Lot l and part C lots and 3;
Ida L. Breitearth and lie Roy Breitbarth to
Thomas H. Pickford and James B. Nicholson.
trustees. 10 secure s. w. PickfoEd 900, month
" payments, per cent per annuu.
Square elliot II; Charles +, RosA. A.. 70 Thomas
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

Estate Of Anton Schuier: letters Of administration
granted to Charles j. Murphy bond. S30oo Alter
ney, c. Murpay,
Estate Of Francis B. HALEY; letters of administra-
ton granted to John X. Haley bond, 500 Att0T-
ney. c. F. Digs.
Estate q GustAvus Looms; order revoking letters
Of administration. Attorneys, Lyon Lyon.
Estate n HEM F. Reh; order q reference.
In re James Keane ct al allowance granted. At
toFney. J. B. Green
Estate Of II. Cochran Fisher; order appointing
guardian sd litem. Attorney, ". D. Rosenberg.
Estate Ct George ". Mason: petition and order
for safe q stock. Attorney, George c. Gertman.
Estate Of John Kellogg; petition and order grant
ing letters Of administration 70 John P. Kellogg;
bond, S20C0. Attorneys, Lyon & Lyon.
Estate Of Isabel Z. HAWKINS petition 70 sell real
estate.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, June s.-HOGs-Liye hogs were finn.
er The receipts were estimated ct 1900 head; OH
cisl yesterday. ls5s7 shipments 2S2s; left over.
5.sE; estimated receipts tomorrow. sOOa Bulk Of
prices. 9S)as4O: lights s.l5asao: mixed and butch
ers'. s.20as. z25k; heaYJ. sl0asD.
CATTLE-StTong: estimated receipts. $500 head
BeeVes, 5.75aS55; CO.'S and heifers 2s5aT00; Texas
steers 55s7 10; stoekers and feeders 4oa6 40 West
ern 5S5a765.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Sfeady; estimated receipts
500 head. Natives. 2za5.so; Western, a50a5 IS.
yearlings. e0oa7s5; lambs. 5zsaS5o; Western, ksoz
6Se
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DAILY COURT RECORD
FRIDAY, June 5, 1900

same
No. 5l0sl American Home Life Insurance. Com
pany Cotton; SEINE. Attorneys. ]. s. Easily
Smith-Sheehy & sheehy.
No. 5162l Moses Sons George Washington
Hotel; motion to quash continued. Attorneys. W.
Baliingsr and w. l. FurbershsB-L Il. David and
r. b. BekTend
No. $3.50. ConseE & Bros Same; same. AttoF-
neys, same.
No. 5l2l5 Ergood & Co. vs. Brooms; dismissed.
Attorneys, c. w. Clasett-E. L. Giles.
No. 2S2. United States vs. John BsTtoa Miller;
embarrassment; trial Attorneys, Il. z. Davis
and J. L. Lsskey.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

ssles-Regular call. i2 O'Clock noon;
Washington Railway and Electric Is. $1,000 at So,
Sl,0o0 at IS.
Potomac Electric cons. IS, $1,000 az l0lk. A.0oo
at l0lA 900 at lol s. 900 at l0lh 500 at lol%
5000 at 1914 Sl.o00 at l0ls. Sle0 at lOlk, Sl,eo
at l0lh, S0o0 at i0iis, Sl,09 at l0lB
Washington Gas. 20 al STA
Lanston rights. l at AZ. at ~. 5 at Az. at
AZ, at 4s. 10 at AZ.
After call-AmeTican Security and Trust. at S5.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd. 10 at @h.
Is at s7la, 10 at s7l5, 3 at sA. 3 at slk. % at
G%. D at STA. 3 at s7h.
Following are the bid and asked prices on yester-
days Washington Stock Exchange;
GAS BONDS.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-wheat per busheI, LOOal.0s; corn, shell.
ed. per bushel T2aT7; cob 3s0a4.lo psr barrel; oats
Western white. No 2 per bushe 5as5; mixed
Der bushel sSa5a; bran. per ton, &0o middlirgs.
Per ton E.n.
Hay AND STRAW-Hay. Western, No. l, zl.m;
No 1880; mixed 200 loose st local scales 100;
straw. rye. bundle l600 straw. rye machine thrash
ton, $50.
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Circuit Court No. L.

No. ngz HIllmsn e al vs. Robinson ct al. (;
hin n executions submitted Attorneys Pennsbaker.
Carlsi & Jones-G. A. Provost and L. A. Bailey.
No. 5ITS Baron Us. Jaeger. executor. new trial
denied. Judgment On verdict. Attorneys. Tsppler
& Gusack and J. C. Glttings-oscar Nauok and I.
No. as7. McKinnis ct al. vs.. Horton e al. {;
time 10 file transcript extended. Attorneys. W. /.
Asnbrose-Chsries Poe.
Company; demurrer TO second plea sustained. At
torneys r. G. Donaldson and A H. Ferguson
Hamilton. Colbert. YeTkes Hamilton
No 5259a Crsecy Va Lamm; bill Of particulars
ordered. Attorneys, c. A. White and J. b. Flynn
II. P. Blair.
No. s257s. United States * rel. Champion Jum-
Der Company vs.. Secretary OF Interior; demurrer
overrulei. Attorneys Stearnian Loughran-LaW-
Ter. Clements Wright.
No. 52sN Corby administrator vS Rogers; mo-
ton 70 strike declaration from file granted. Attor-
neys. Mcneil & AIcNeill-J. D. Sullivan.
No 5lSl6 Hill vs. Georgetown and Tennallyto town
Railway Company; motion Ter new tfiai argued anu
submitted Attorneys. ". ]. Lambert-C. A
Douglas and g. =. Hoover.
No, 5IyO4. United States to use Powers Regulator
Company vs.. sanborn ct al motion for new triai
flsd. Attorneys Brandsuburg BranbenoHg@J. T.
Fay and McKenney & Flanney.
Assignment for June 6:
No. 81. Chapman vs. Capital Traction Company
Attorneys. Bailey-Perry & Son and Dunlop
Circuit Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No 62l24 James vs.. @. A. Fuller Company; So
cIrity for costs ordered. Attorneys E S. Bailey,
Tucker Kenyon & Maciarland-E. s. DuEah y.
No s6ls. Burroughs vs.. Smith; plaintiff ordered
to elect aud leave granted defendant 70 plead At
torneys, ]. D. Wiliams-W. NJ. levin and Fred
Mckee.
No. s2s4. venillion vs.. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company; demurrer to additional plea
sustained.
No a4a0 Collins VS.. John W. Dsnforth Com
pany; motion for new trial argued and submitted
Attorneys W. ]. Lambert. T. L. Je1or1s. and r.
a. Yestmsn-Douglss Baker.
No 1853 Schubert vs.. Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington Railroad Company; renittur Of
S. 200 ordered or new trial granted Attorneys
Leckie. Fulton & Cox-MeKenney Flannsry.
No 5as22 Cassell Us Deiehmann; oiA OF par
ticulars ordered. Attorneys. J. o. Gardiner-J. A.
Maedel and w. Z. Lester.
Assignments for June g.
No g. Jolly vs.. Adams. Attorneys Lambert
Darlington.
No SOs Webb. administrator, vs. Niunsey. Attor-
neys. Peter-LamberL, Douglas. Baker sheriff.
No Sss. Frawner vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys Dodge Gies-Dar-
lingtol.
No So Keeper vs. Washington, Alexandra and
Mount Vernon Railway Company. Attorneys Down
ing & BegTy-BaTbouT & Maekal.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

OATTBE-E1tra PER ewt. 6azT.00: do. buteh.z.
4.5ea551; do, common, 2o6a3M
HOGs-Per ext, gross SO; do. ordinary. ACE
SHEEP-Prime. A50s5.e0; do. common. sooas0o.
LAMBs-Fancy spring. l0.00: fall choice, per H.
Sale; do. medium, s.
CALyES-Prime. per b.. As5s; do. medium. 81
DO, grass, las
CoWs-PTime. fresh. each. ssooaES.eo; DO. con-
nou, 9.0aso.uo; DO. old end dry. IaaAis.aA
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District Court.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.


No. Jos. Ia e opening alley in block in Todd
Browns Sab order 70 pay award into registry.
No. "a In re extension Of alley, square 1913:
same
In re extension Of Forty-frst street: hearing.
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LRWSu

No. 5b64 ollie NJ. Crgteher vs.. Frances l. Robin
son: account. 500. Attorneys Wilson & Barksdaie
No. 5Ss5. Carlin Thompson vs. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company; damages 500. Attorneys,
H. E. Davis, D. s Maekall. and Z. B. Kimball
No. S366. United States Of America vs. Fred
srick McC Smith; account $3.50 Attorney.
United States Attorney.
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trade No. Duluth, TO arrive, f. o. b. ll0; No 5
red. I. 0. b., Less; No. hard, New YORK, Los, f.
O. b. No l msear0ni. T. 0, b. s.; No. Manitoba,
(. O. D. 81. Exporters took 10 loads, largely Mani
tohs.
CORN-steady, but dull. Steamer mixed. nominal
export basis: No. elevator. nominal export basis;
export No. z. f. O. b. e6; No. MIXED. nominal,
domestic 66k IN elevator. Exporters took nothing.
RYE-slnu nnminal sik Z O. B.
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Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
In re Nathan Dunbraeeo; discharge ordered.
In re Emil Luther; leave to file without prepay
ment q costs.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY ". B Hibbs & Co.
members o. the New York STOCK Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
Can money: Open. 3; high. 5; lcs. 81; close, 3
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
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Criminal Court No. l.
1Irsr1CF GnuLD-

JUSTICE GOULD.
No zee United States VS.. Anthony Gerard !;
receiving stolen property; Plea not guilty. Defend
ants attorneys. Baker & Hogan.
No zOee. United States rs. Charles Gordon !;
grand larceny; plea, not guilty. Attorney, A. s.
Taylor.
No ZO4s United States Walter nlppin
housebTeaking. with attempt to ape; plea. guilty.
No 9s7s United States Edward Jenkins;
false pretenses; sentence suspended during good
behavior
No, 2ss7s. United States v, Same; forgery; same.
No. 1851 United States vs. William A. Douglas;
discharge from jail on June I.
No Bs4i United States ". Nath. johnson I;
- ors4
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patent. 59a5.45; city mills best patent. 500: do.
high-grsde patent SIS; do. straight SIS: choice
family. 40; do, extra. ssoaa.i0; re -four medium
10 ehoes, 42sa4.o; ccrnmeal. per 80 ibs Isaas 60
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Criminal Court No. :.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

No. 25sss-9O United States vs.. John c. Davis;
cmbezzemsat and false pEetenses; motion for nav
trial and in arrest Of judgment continued
No. 2550l United States Es. George F. ormsty /;
libel; same.
No. 5s3S Pursen vs.. Mishawi new trial denied
and judgment on verdict. Attorneys, sheehy &
sheehy and W. ". Bride-J. G. German and John
Ridout
No. E7& Pitzer ". Same; same Attorneys
namA
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Bankruntcx Petition
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No. 81 In re Emil Luther; voluntary petition
fled. Attorney. c. W. Owen.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

ouotstions furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co. mem.
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs Build.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
LOAN SOCIETIES.

saNEzA On DIAMONDS.
WATCHES
AM0NEY& JEWELRY. &C.
Phisnthropao Institution
40 70 40 CAPITAL ..........Sl. COO 200
Nh Reference - Any financial
institution il the city. Re
EXTRASA eenptious made from "a En-
brokers and new loans IS
sued at greatly reduced
saving 70 the borrower
PRUDENTIAL LOAN SOCIETY,
GrouEd doog, n. W. Cor. 18th and G sts.
PLvsts dee ntrsnce. TAnssctions strictly coan
edsattsl
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WEEKLY BANK CLEARrNGs.

New York, June 3-Bradstreet's bank clearfngs
for the week ended June 2 show:
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CURB MARKET.

'Ex dividend. 81 Per cent.
Tex dividend, 2 per cent,
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Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs & Co, -
beTs Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-09-14
When Servants Were Slaves

II hasn't been so many years since
servants were practically slaves; they
were bound out for a term of years
and never could hope to better their
The world is advancing.
however. and now servants, especially
those who do washing and house
cleaning. are better treated. Easy Task
laundry soap. that does half the work
Itself. and which cleans pots and pans
and painted work like magic, is re-
sponsible for much of this emancipa.
ton. Only s cents q cake. too.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-09-14
IMPROVED AND ADEQUATE
VENTILATION FOR STABLE
Illustration Shows How Air Is Pumped Building
All Times. Regardless In
Which Wind Blowing

The usual method OF stable ventila-
uon is TO place fiues with outlets ter
minating In shaft through the roof
and surmounted by q plain cupola or
cover with cap a foot or so above
the opening. The idea In the latter
case is that the wind will blow be-
tween the cap and the top of the shaft
as shown at b in the illustration here
with. says American Agriculturist.
This method tends to increase the
now OF vitiated air from the stable
and thus aid the ventilation, pure air
coming In from inlet fues placed at
somewhat remote points from the out
let's.
Whether this method Is fully salts
factory is not certain. for at times
when the wind is gusty the Initiated
air is forced back into the stable in
stead of being drawn out. and often
snow and sleet are drawn down the
shaft To overcome the uncertain
working of this kind OF shaft. as well
as other disadvantages of the plain
cupola. the style of cupola shown at
c with sides opening in the direction
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-09-14
INFECTION IN THE PRISON
Peculiarly Favorable Field There for
the Spread Of the Scourss
OF tuberculosis.

Only twenty-one prisons In fifteen
states and territories have provided
special places for the treatment OF
their tuberculosis prisoners. These in.
stitutions can accommodate. however,
only 500 patients. In three-fourths of
the major prisons and in practically
all the jails OF the country the tuber.
culous prisoner is allowed freely to
infect his fellow prisoners, very few
restrictions being placed upon his
habits. When the congregate mode OF
prison life is considered. the danger OF
Infection becomes greater than in the
general population. New York and
Massachusetts are the only states
where any systematic attempt has
been made 10 transfer all tuberculous
prisoners to one central institution.
The largest prison tuberculosis hospi.
tai Is in Manila. where accommoda-
lions for 200 prisoners are provided
The next largest is Clinton prison hos.
pital in New York. which provides for
$50.
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CHANGE SHEEP
PASTURE OFTEN
BTeeders Must Practice Method
of Dividing Into Small Lots
n Ewea and Lanbs
Kept Healthy.
CRy w. NJ. KELLEY

The more / study the sheep busi-
hess and the more carefully [ note
the results of my own experience and
observation, the more ! am coming to
appreciate the frequent change OF
pastures for the ewes and lambs. IL
costs money to change our system of
pasturing sheep and divide our ras-
lures up into small lots, but we must
practise this method II we succeed in
in keeping our sheep and lambs free
from stomach worms
We know that these worms come
from the sheep to the lambs through
the grass that is eaten. We know
that IT takes a certain time for the
germs when dropped on the grass to
develop enough to get to the lambs.
That time is estimated TO be from
eight to II days. We know that the
lambs are born free from parasites.
We know that It is possible to keep
the mothers quite free from parasites
before the lambs are dropped
BY putting whit facts we know to
gether we can really see that II we
change pastures frequently, say every
eight TO IL days. we will lessen the
danger Of the lambs becoming in
fected with these germs through the
grass that they consume. Some Of