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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square b9-Part Of lot s. Elizabeth T. Rixev and
L J. Rxey 20 John S Barbour. trustee. Il
secure Carrie T. Beckhaa and George Ross
Beekham. Sooo, years. per cent. ssmi-
annually.
Square 39-Lct 70: Walter C. Miller and Mary
Blanche Miller % Bruce Cleveland and Harvey
c. Bickel trustees. 70 secure the Thrift Build
ing Company. N.l5o, / 70 81 months. per cent
per
Square eis-Lot g. square Do part Of lot /; SQUARE
30. lots 81. 81. and 90; square Sn. part Of lots
;. and 5: square Z3 lots and 9: square
40S part Of lots s. 2 and s; square 81 part OF
lot a. and interest-Mary W Heiberger 70
Charles Linkins and George r. Linkins. tr1ls-
tees. 10 secure James l. Crawford. $50 600 pay
able November Is. 1914 per cent, semi annu-
Homead Manor-Lot II, block a; Charles F.
Naring e 10 Fred l. kireher and William
T. willett. trustees. 10 secure Jennie Z. Alb
bot. 800. ] to 80 months. per cent. semi
annually.
Square S5-Lot IS: Rufus E Boyd et Tx. to George
r. Linkins and Rignald ". BeaI. trustees. to
secure Bernard Walls, $4,000, years. 5 per cent,
semi-annually
Square loE-Part Of lot Z; Alice Wells. Sc. to
Prank I. Rawlings and Jesse W Rawlings
trustees, TO secure Trarers X Camnack, s. 500
years. per cent, semi annually.
Square 6eS-lnt S.: Walter 4. Butler e ux 10 the
Washington Loan and Trust Company trustee
to secure the Equitable cooperative Building
Association. 800
Square 2s95-Lot %. Charles j. Walker ct TX
70 Charles w. simpson and George g. Worth
ingtcn. trustees. 10 secure Ida NJ Quick Sg750
years. 81 per cent. semi-annualy.
Scheutzen Park-Lots IS. 2, aRd 3 block I; Ger
tnlde E. Lewis ct yir 10 Robert e Bradley and
George Henderson, trustees to secure George
~ Myers. $40. yea7S. 8 per cent. semi
annually.
Square 50-Parts Of lots J. , q and 90: MAY
Brown Holion ct var 10 HoEatio \. Taplln and
Elmer r. Ramcy. trustees. to secure Frank f.
Anderson, $1,000, years, So per cen; semi,
annually
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hftbs & Co.. mem.
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs Build
inc 49,
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- IL - -

EGGS-Near rs. fresh Virginia. s.. West Viz
gina and Southwest Virginia 22ss5i TeBnesee. =
Az
BUTfEis-Cresmery, fancy, 32a5sis. Western hrs-s.
SASH seconds, Aa-es; process. fancy, gaS9lz.
CHEkSE-New Aosk state faetosy, new large.
I6aIT
POULTTY-Chickens. spring. per ID. llal2: heuA
Ter H.. J.. roosters, ID. g. turkoys h.. lSAIs;
ducks peI ID, lial5; geese. Ter 10. ldal3
DRESSED POULrBY-Hens. choice, pr ID. ia
II. roosefs Eer ID. 10; spnngers llal5. ducks per
H. 10. geese. DIT H.. l5al4. turkeys per To-. %
NEGEfABLES-potato No. !. per bushci 5aa
3; per bbl. i.25as5 Ne p bbl 75al o. ssee,S, per
bhL-. 2Gla25o, ySnns. per bbL. LZsal55; cucumbers
hothcuse. gal9O Per dOz- onions. Sng6 per bi.she
Brussels sprouts, pr quart i2izalI; cabbage per
H., Ia kale. per Dbl. 9aL10 eggplant 45la600 per
crate; Florida Cymllngs. pr basket. 250a275.
squash. pr bbL. i00aL5. string beans Icr bas-
ket. Aooalo0; lettuce. PER basket; 250aA50; cauli-
flower. per bh-. 270Ai5). oelery uer crate 2EaLa5.
doZ ilal5; tunips. per box. Sa60; ntabagas. per
Dbl, l,5oa200 beets 100 punches 3Ooa500; spinach
PER hbl 30ai5; popcorn, per 10. g.
GREEN FRUITS-AIples per biol 350a6 %.
oranges. California, per box 30)a32s; Florida 225a
Us; lemons per box. 400; tangeunes. Der box 203a
500 p.uesPples per crate, L5oa2s5; grapes Malaga
key 4.50aZ0O pears, fancy. Keller. Per box, L25a
80; crarbsries. per box. L75a3Oo; per bbi.. 80
alc.2.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. ". E. Hibbs & Co,
members Of the New YOrk Stock Exchange. Hibta
Building.
New York Dec 9.-The market vas very duIl To-
day. and devoid Of any particularly new features
Trading Was light and Local with support from the
largest spot frm owning most Of the big stock Of
cotton here Of over 2s7 coo bales the feature in con-
neztlon with some rebuying by some Of the old bun
leaders. This causrd somo covering Of shorts nv
wall street horses and at the same time helrtsi 10
eneck the spread Of liquidation. 50 prominent a
feature Of the market nee the holidayS As a
consequence, the market showed a slightly better
undertone. bat whether this viii be continued r.
mans to be seen. IN view Of the continued absence
Of any outside speculation or investment bayins
and also the continued unfaY0gable situation and
outlook IN he milling districts Of the South and
New England. as outlined IN this market report of
yesterday. Moreover, the movement Of the c7u9
continues on a heavy scale and stocks have piled
up enormously the past month. especially at Mem
phis, New Orleans. Galveston and Savannah as
well as at this Port. They are nov 50 heavy that
general attention Is beng attracted TO the large
available gurqlv
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Dec. -EGGS-Maryland. PennsylTa-
MIA hrsts. per doz., 81; Eastern Shore. MARYLAND
and Virginia. 81 Western frsts. 81; Southern frsts
81 West Virginia firsts. 50 guinea eggs lsal7.
BUTTEh-treamefy, fancy, Per h. 3lia32 DO
choice, 29a1 do. sood zsa1s; do. imitation. 25a25
do, print. 32a33; do. blocks. 3las2 ladle per h.
2a23 Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls. per n 2la
g. Ohio rolls IsZ: Nes- Virginia rolls. 2la3.
StoreNscked. PER To-. p, MARYLAND virginia and
Pennsylvania dairy prints. p process butter. 3Ga2T
LIVE PoULTRY-Ghickens young choice. Der
h, llal5i do, rough and poor, L old hens. per
H., heavy. Is; old do. small 70 medium Z: old
ROSTERS. h. 9: ducks old h.. l2al3 do. young
white ptkins. fat. H.. Is de-. young musc0Ty and
mongrcl, h., BAH do. puddle, Old. h. Halls;
pigeons old pair, %; 10, young. per pair 40
guinea fowl, young. II lbs. and over. each 40; do.
young, small. each, L25; do old. each. . geese.
near by. PER h.. Halls; Western and Southern. To-.
Is; do. Kent County. H.. Il: turkeys young lbs
and over. H. %; do. old, ID. IS; do. rough and
poor. ID I3al4.
DRESSED POuLTRY-rukeys choice. young %
al do. fair TO good. lsals; do. rough and poor.
l2ali; chickens. straight. young and small. liAI5;
%, mixed young End oil. i2ali. do. old ROSTERS
sal0; ducks. ch1ce fat l2al5 geese choice near b.
liale. do. Southern and Western, l3al5.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
(Thursday, December %, 1eIo)
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of ApneaIs.

Assignments for January s-SPeeial calendar;
No. !. United States ex rel. Rice ". Moore. At
torneya. StrasbuTger~- R1ckman.
No. , Davis vs.. United States. Attorneys. Davis
Wilson.
no. ;. Rudolph ct al ys United States eK rel.
Stuart. Attorneys. Thonas-rnokeE. Kenyon & Mac
farland.
Regular call:
No. 102 Warner Is Baker. Attorneys. Darling
tor-Dayis & Hogan.
No. zla. Academy Of Sacred Heart vs.. Philadel-
3hia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company.
Attorneys. Wilson & Bsrksdaie-McKenney 4 Finn
saJ.
No. Mss United Cigar Stores Company " Eogng.
Attorneys. McKenl,ss. FlanneTy & Hitz-GardineT
No. aTl. Wasgaman vs.. Dulany. trustee. Alton
nays. Peter-Mllan & Smith
No. 27. District Of Columbia vs. Washington
Gaslight Company. Attorneys Thomas & Stephen
GoldsboFoagh & Minor.
No. 2Es. Bride vs.. ReeYes Attorneys, o'caIla-
CHAN Bhide-Ridout & Edward.
No. ISL. Smith ct al. N Gardner. administrator.
Attorneys, Ambrosc- Minor
Notine.-There win he a session Of the Probate
Court. Mr.. Justice Gould pseseiag, today al
10 e m.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Dec. 2.-CATTLE-Receipts 7B
head No trading on live weight to-day; feeling
nominally steady. Dressed beef slow al Ssal0s per
pound for ordinary Ia prime native sides London
market unchanged. Exports none
CALVES-Recsipts so head. Feeling steady and
all sold. Ordinary 10 prime yeals sold at 70aIe.0
peT 100 pounds; culls 6.O9; good Western calves.
COO city dressed Veals steady at Halls per round
country dressed calves, SAILS
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reccpts. 2sl6 head
Sheep almost nominal and rated steady: lambs
slow. and &c lower Ordinary 70 prime lambs sold
al 6t5a6I5 per 100 pUlnds; yearliugs AS: dressed
mutton slow al 5zas psr pound dressed lambs.
stall; country dressed dollhouse lambs at 6Ooal0OO
per carcas~
H0GS-ReceiPts, Leo head. Feeling weak to Isc
lover. State and Pennsylvania hogs sold SIS per
100 ponds; country dressed hogs unchanged at saflh
per pound for heavy 10 light weights.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quot tious furnished by ". B. Hibhs & Co.
members Of the Chicago Board OF Trade, Hibbs
Building
Chicago, Dec. 2.-The local wheat market ruled
firm al day with far trade bat il vas mostly all
n local professional character. Shorts were good
buyers The Northwest markets led the advance
and were quite strong III day. Southwest markets
we're rather Inclined "a lag. There was further mois-
ture throughout the Southwest. Local receipts To-
day A. cars, with 3 estimated for tomorrow
Weather throughout the com belt is broken. but
predictions for clear and colder weather Coun-
IN offerings WcTe moderate Cash demand quiet.
The market ruled finn all day Receipts to-day, SO
cars with go estimated Cor tomorrow
There was only moderate trade in oats TO-DAY
Tho market ruled nrmer DuTeiy IN sympathy with
the strength in wheat and corn. Country offerings
were moderate and cash demand quiet Receipts to
day. 45l cars. with 39 estimated for tomorrow.
Provisions openId lowe, with hogs and further de-
clines continued selling BY the large sellers q
yesterday. The market closed firm at about the best
prices Of The day.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-30
SQUAW GETS DIVORCE.
"A1i Women Liars" Was Indian
Husbands Comment.

Lawton. Okla. Dec. 9.-Wah Yah p
ii, Comanehe squaw, has been granted
a divorce and almony from Tessy Moo
Nurd. An Indian girl was named as CO.
respondent. The Indian chief made no
attempt TO defend himself, and only said
three words in English in the course OF
the trial
"All women liars" he remarked in a
quiet voice.
This was the first Indian divorce ever
granted in Oklahoma
The Washington herald., 1910-12-30
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Dec. 2.-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at 81 Per cent, highest 5,
lowest 3'z. closing az AZ per cent Most Of the
loans were made at 81 per cent. To-day's highest
rate was the highest since the opening Of the year
Time money showed no increase in the demand
bat was obtained with some lberahty. Rates, sza4
per cent for al periods from sixty days 70 SIX
months.
Mercantile PAPER vas quite Plentiful Some q the
local institutions temporarily cut Of the market
bat there was fair market elsewhere Rates gas
per cent for SIXTY to ninety days indorsed bills
receivable: 4isa5 Per cent for cicioe four TO sn
months single NAMES ~ fos Others.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-30
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

baltimore. Dec. 9,-WHEAT-StocS in elevators.
5000 bus. Receipts OF Southern wheat are ex-
trcuely light IN fact light that accurate quota
uosls are difficult to arrive at. sales car No. =
red tract. Canton. IS; 200 bsE. February 97i4 /;
l0oe bus. February. Sls l00eO bus March. 95as
CORN-Stock in elevators. 6l9 iS2 bus shipments
from elevators, g. IS bus Active trading was ne
stIcted to-day II absence Of receipts Of Southern
com. Cob corn is quOtahle at 275 per bbl Quote.
Track yellow corn. for domestic delivery at 52lka53
Per bus Sales, 1900 bus. Spot new 50s tzo cars
SPOT new. 0lss seven cars spot new 50i4 one car,
steamer mixed SPOT, 4s% five ears steamer mixed,
spot "a. 00O bus, January, 20: 200 bus. Janu-
an. j)A
FLOUR-Quote; Winter extra, 335a355; do clear.
SshA0oi do straight, il5al0 do, patent 4.60af IS;
spring clear. new. 3SaL25 do. straight 5OOa5 3;
DO Iatent. 5Sa545: Cts Mills best PATENT 900:
DO. highgra patent. SIS; do high-gTade straight
40 do. choice family, 40; do. extra. 3SOa3 50;
l5e -four, medium 10 choice 390s4.25; connmeal 100
IDS Lsal %: bnckwheat -four. per 100 lbs. 205a225
oAIs-Stock IN elevators. 23lis bus shipments
ron eleFatoTs, 5e5 bus. No white. sass.
standard white. s1Aa2s; No. white. J7lsa37s. No
4 white SlkagFz
kfk-stock In elevators. l36 Sc bus No ] rye
Western. domestic, sSas0; No. rye domestic Sass
bag lots as to quality and condition. Tsas0, No.
re Western, domestic, si&s5; No. , re. near By,
sssl
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Pastor Guilty of Speeding.

Providence. Dec. 29.-Rev. Walter D.
Buchanan, of New York and Narragan-
sett Pier, was to-day found guilty OF
overspeeding an automobile BY a jury in
Superior Court. Judge f. J. Ratbbun sit
ting. Dr. Buchanan. who is pastor of the
Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church of
New York. and brother of the late Mrs
r. G. Dun. has fought the case bitterly
ever since he was arrested on Septem-
Der , on Broadway in Pawtucket He
was on his way from Boston 10 the pier.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND HAY.

WHEAT-New. per bushel. s5as5
CORN-Shelled. old. per btIshel. 59a5o; new 55aa;
new ear PER barrel. 2Z5a30O, old, 32alO
OATS-WesteTn white. No >, per bushol, Gals
mixed s9ai5.
BRAN-Per ton. $50. middling pcr ton. zoo
HAY-Western. No, J. l95oa2t.oo; No . i25oal9e8,
mixed 40oaI1.50
STtlAN-Rye bundle. l0-EalLG0; rye. machine
thrash. 6os75O wheat. per ton. 5.5oa6oo: oat. per
ton. s. J0a7.G
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WILL INDICT NEGRO.
Injured Protecting Him
Likely TO Die.

ClarksbUrE. ". Va. Dec "a special
grand jury viii be called within the next
ten days at Weston TO take up the
charges against William Fmby. the ne
gro who, after being held for trial on
charge OF attacking Miss Flora Anglin,
narrowly escaped being lynched. The
county authorities VIII allow the excite
ment TO abate before summoning the
grand jury.
Arthur Nannort, a member OF Company
X OF CIarkshurg. who was struck on the
head with a rock during the riot which
occurred when F'uTby was placed aboard
the train az Weston. is in a semi-cOn-
scious condition. There is little hope OF
his recovery
The Washington herald., 1910-12-30
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago De- 2.-LiVe hogs we're 5alCc lover than
yesterdays average The receipts were estimated at
p 0O Official yesterday. 2 63; shipments. 3As;
left over, $50 estimated receipts tomorrow, 49, O0
Bulk Of prices, 7-65aI-75: lights 80; mixed and
butchers. 7-5oa7 s2l1; heavy. T4a7s0 workers. Z75
pigs. Ll5a7.a5
Cattle were duh. Estimated receipts. T5oa
BeeEes, 4.65a725; COWS and heiieTs 250as25; Texas
steera 4ao5.S5; stockers and feeders. 3i0a5s0;
Western, AOoa6e0
Sheep were weak Estimated reoeipts. I5OO.
Natives. 26oa4-S5; Westerns 275aL30; yearngs Ala
Asoi Lambs, ASas.5oi Westerns, L1saG2
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win Ger Bfg Inberitance.

White Plains. n. Y, Dec. 2s-Kenneth
Dows. young Brooklynite. VIII receive
a check for SI,ISs,60S as his New Years
present. On that date he will celebrate
his twenty birthday. and will come
into a fortune from the estate of David
BOWS, OF Brooklyn. The decree Of settle
ment Of the guardianship has just been
approved by the surrogate here.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-30
CHILD TRAVELS ALONE.
Girl Says Relatives Put Her on
Train without Money.

Hagerstown, Nd, Dec. 9.-Claiming
Cumberland as her home. Amelia Thomp-
son. aged thirteen years, was taken from
Western Maryland passenger train
upon its arrival here last night from Bal
timore and placed temporarily in the
orphans Home. The girl said she had
been visiting relatives in Baltimore, and
that they placed her aboard the train,
but failed 10 provide her with a ticket or
money.
She viii be detained her until word is
received from her parents.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-30
wARRENTON STORE ROBBED.
Robber Bent In Iron Grating over
Window.

Warrenton. Va. Dec. &.-The store of
Fletcher Brothers. agents FOR the South
ern Express Company. was broken into
last night and tho cash drawers robbed
The vault and safe containing the ex-
press funds were tempered with. but not
opened The bars OF an iron grating
over a window were bent in and the
bricks torn out So far there is no clew
10 the burglar. nor any certain knowl-
edge Of tie amount taken OF what mer-
chandse is missing. The robbery was
discovered about a. m
The Washington herald., 1910-12-30
UNDER RUINS TWELVE HOURS.
Man Found Alive To-day in Ell
PasO's Wrecked Plant.

El Paso, Tex. Dec. 29.-Joaquin Cha
parro was taken alive from the tunnel
of the smelter plant which blew up
yesterday. after being entombed twelve
hours TWO hundred cans OF powder
still are in the TUNED. adding an ele-
ment Of danger 10 rescue work.
Several other living men are believed
TO be in the ruins The rescuers are
working desperately in relay forces. Sew
eral of the workers have reported hear
ing signals from the interior of the Dit
The Washington herald., 1910-12-30
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
MONEY LOANED on DISTRICT IF
Why 70 Evnde Injunction.

Wfkesbarre, Pa, Dec. at is report
ed here that the Temple Coal and Iron
Company has devised a way TO continue
working its collieries and at the same
time obeying the injunction of the United
States Circuit Court that the corpora
ton shall be dissolved. Each one OF
the fifteen collieries will, IL is said. be
operated by separate company, and in
this manner the conditions OF the law
will be complied with, there being no
illegal combine.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-30
Criminal Court No. p

tHIEF JUSTICE LLABAIbA
Assignments for Monday January 5-Appeals.
No. A. McIHtre IS. Green. Attorneys. Tucker.
Kenyon q Huidekoper
No. / Luckett IS. Schultz Attorneys. Hufty-
Fiynn & white.
No. s. Birch & kIeps vs. smith. Attorneys. Hay
dcT-Clnksscalcs-
No. Pennsylvania Rubber Company rs. Shore.
Attorneys, RrndenbuTs & BFandenbarg- Thosnas,
No Avery ~ Kaysn. Attorneys, PllAdini
fulke-Cleary & Gies.
Assignments Tor todsy-AEraignmentA
The Washington herald., 1910-12-30
ENTRY TO HAGERSToWN.
Trolley Line Officials and the City
Agree on Terms.

Hagerstown, Dec. 0.-Following a con-
ference between the mayor and council
and Mai. L. n. DOwnes and Hugh L.
Kirby. promoters of the HsgerstoWn
and Clearspring Electric Railway Com
pany, which lasted until early this morn
ing, an agreement was reached as 10
the terms the city Will grant the trolley
company TO enter Hagerstown.
Entrance will be over Franklin street.
and iron poles. which were demanded by
the city officials. will be used.
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD
Estate Of William g. Wamsiey; VII dated Apll
IS. 800 hied.
Estate Of Susan Brown: vii dated January 3
1907 fled
Estate Of Anna =. Eduonds. petition for letters
Of administration, Attorneys Lester & Pric.
Estate Of Lucy Shorter; same Attorney, Thomas
Walker.
Esate q Wesley ThuTitt; vii dated June L.
lse fled IN dgphcate
The Washington herald., 1910-12-30

Rockford. H.. Dec. 2s.-The wedding OF
Miss Mabel Jane Works, daughter OF
Mrs Charles Works. and Robert ". RuhL
editor OF the Spokesman Review, Of
Spokane, Wash. took place this after
noon at the home of the brides mother
I'm this CITY
The Washington herald., 1910-12-30
BeId for Theft of Horse.

Richard Gilbert. eoloreJ. was taken to
the Marlboro Jail yesterday by Constable
Wallace c. Rsybold TO await the action of
the grand jury on the charge of stealing
a horse and buggy from John Alson,
prominent trucker residing on the Tuxedo
road, Just outside of Bladensburg.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-30
Equity Court No. 2.

No. z97. Waterman Company Va saadi leave
granted to withdraw certain exhibits. Attorney II.
J. May.
No. 9z1. Mann - solnrnss4ille Ct al order Of
publication Attorneys. J. l. Weller and ALEX.
Wolf
No. 2GA. Meckelberg ct al. ~ Richardson e. al ;
time extended Attesneys Brandenharg Br2nden-
burg and Biney & WoodaHi-A. A. Hochling.
frank StetsJn and MADDOX Gatiey.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-30
LOCAL MEAT MARKET.

HOGS-Per cWt, grss. 75OaSeo
SHEEP-Per h 3aJ15.
LAMBS-Spring, per To-. 5zas
CALNES-Choioe. per h, 9ssi=; medium. per ID
Sha9
DRESSED MEATS-Hogs. small neat, I0slOls
do. medium 9as3a; do large. sa9: hams country
cured ISa2z
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OLDEST OHIO MAN DEAD.
lived 30 BE IOI Years aEd Never
Used Railroad.

Wheeling. " Va. Dec. George
Abel. aged l01 years. the oldest resident
OF Ohio. is dead at his home. in Bel
mont County He was born in Trenton.
y. J., in lS09. and came 20 Belmont
County when young man, living there
the rest Of his life.
During his lifetime he would never trust
himself on d railroad train or a street
ear. but always walked OF rode horse
back
The Washington herald., 1910-12-30
EARTHQUAKE IN GREECE.
Great Damage To Property, but No
Loss of Life Reported.

Athens. Dec. 29-There have been con-
tinuous earthquake shocks in the prov
ince of Ellis, on the southwest coast of
Greece There has been great damage TO
property, but as yet there is no report of
loss of life. The government viii send
immediate relief
The Washington herald., 1910-12-30

New York, Dec 2.-WHEAT- Stronger; good
business. No. / Northern spring. 20 arrive T. O.
D., Ll9; No red, z o. b., sS34; No. hard r
O. B., L0i; No. ] macaToni f. O. b.. Loss; No.
Manitoba. LON. Reported for export. 3 loads
Manitoba.
CORN-F1m slow business Steamer, SIS: ex-
port bsrsis. export new. No 2 / o. b.. s2lz new
No. elevator. domestic 81. nominal. Exporters
took nothing.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-30
WIFE SLAYER TO HANG.
John Hopkins to Pay Penalty To.
morrow for Murder.

Lawton, Okla, Dec 9.-AIl prepara-
tons are complete for the execution in
the Jan here Tomorrow OF John Hop
kins. who is TO pay the death penalty for
the murder OF his wife.
The crime was committed more than
three years ago, and the case was ear
ried TO the highest courts in a vain effort
10 save the convicted man from the gal
lows.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-30
Lawsuits.

No 53lis. Charles +. Digs vs.. Morris Hscker:
mandzmus. Attorney David Rothscfild
No lI7S. William B. Fowler IS Alice PeFrzrd
ceTnOTari. Defendants attorney. II. J. Keane.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-30
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibhs & Co,
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
Can money; open 3is high. 4A; Low. 81; elose, al
SALES OF SHARES BY HOURS.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-30
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call. Il O'Clock noon:
Washington Gas Is sl0n at li0A-
Washington Gas S. sA at lle, sl.000 at Il0&-
Potomac Electric S. 81 600 at l067s g. 900 at lo6A,
81 coo at 1864. 900 at 1851. 81 900 at 1854
Washington Railway & Electric TSd., 3 at S6s, .
at s6s
Washington Gas. . a. TeG, 3 at 755
Union Trust ( al lf2
After caIi-Capitai Traction, 10 az i2ss.
Following the bid and asked prices posted At
yesterdays meeting OF the Washington Stock tx
change
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Equity Suits.

No GEtt Walter r. Dorsey Us. Ida Y. warrn
co a. partition. Attorney ". r. Holloway.
No. @sii In re Abraham jacob Shapiro: change
name. Attorney, C. ". Owen.
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Mechanics Lien.

No 6l5a Fred J. White rs. Robert CampbsH and
Jennie Campbell LOT 81 square SO. As Seond
street southwest $50. Attorney ]. s. Easby-
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JUSTICE BAkAARli-
No 55lT. Digs vs. Hacker. nle retIrnabie Janu-
aTy g. l9ll Au0rneJ. u. Roti.schild.
Assignments for JanHry ;:
No BOA Turner "a Washington Terminal CasB-
pauJ. Attorneys. Forrest & aiitcheil-Hzmilton.
No IN Russell Washington Post Company.
Attorneys, Wilson & Barksdale-B Brown, Ernest q
DoEgAz
No ll6. Taylor Us. Weber Attorneys McNamzn
& Hgidekopcr-fo,r
No D2 FIRST National Bank - Umbenhauer.
Attorneys. Worthingt0n & Woodwsrd-D Darlington
and Mattingy.
No s. Brogan vs. Washington RAILWAY and Elee-
the Company. Attorneys. Bzley-Dsrlington-
No D1-Wehster " HupleFt- AttGrueyE. SIN
cGiT-Tubrinrr
No. 2A Aldridge IS. Bliss Attorneys, Hayden
Johnson and Franc-Dariingt0n
No 70 Thornton rs. Chesapeake Beach Land
Company. Attorneys. Montague & M0uiAuty- Ham
iltna Colbert igrkcs q Hamilton
Nc. IN Saitzsteil ~ shea. executor. Attorneys.
Wolf Rosnberg-HargroFe & Easby-Snith.