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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs Co.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
Building
Chicago. April m-An enormous business was
done In wheat to-day Shorts covered July below
and September below 80 cents. forcing more stub
born shorts TO cover at higher press A great deal
o. long wheat was unloaded during the day. Never
theiess there has been a decreasing quantity Of
wheat on sale the swes. Some Of the larger
shorts who covered early have sold little wheat
on the advance. but It was evidently for the pur-
port Of feeding the market and was not important
IN volume.
Corn showed substantial improvement to-day.
There was an early period q weakness following
wheat but heavy buying followed AZ the decline.
Leading shorts In May delivery, well as the
cash grain concerns were good buyers Of May.
There Is a better corn situation at the moment.
some little improvement IN Eastern call and a
little more q the corn previously sold Is being
ordered out to-day. Nevertheless, East, a rule, IS
holding OF pending May delivery day
Oats. following other grains. was weak and lower
on a similar selling rush at the outset, then re-
covering because Of important covering by shorts.
There was some fairly good investment buying and
some call from spreaders
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Now York. April al-CATTLE-R Receipts. LIS
head, Ordinary e. prime steers sold t75as60 pCr
100 pounds. Dressed beef In fair demand AZ Halls
per pound for city dressed native sides
CAIN E.S-Receipts. 46i head. There was an
active demand for the stock and prices we're ad-
vanced 25a5Jc. with prompt clearance q the pens
Common % choice veals sold T-50al0Z5 Per 100
pounds cllls 5O0a700; mixed calves and butter
mils: dressed calves higher at loal51 for city
dressed veals and oal3ta fcr country dressed.
SHEEP AND LANIBS-Receipts. 1911 Sheep
wrrr iu TcTy light supply and STEADY. lambs a
trife easier. The pens wCrs cleared. Common %
fair uDsh0u sheep sold 6o0a7jc pr 100 pounds .
clipped sheep. 5d0a7oo; cIlls 4coa5T5; common %
fair unshOn lambs. 9OoaIOOO; medium CLIPPED d.
sjOlS6): Maryland spring lambs. 100: dressed
mgttous slow at l3al6z pr pound; dressed lambs
az T1alSia and few az 70: country dressed sprinE
lambs 30s7.50 per carcass.
HOGS-Rcceipts. 5.os2. Prices weak NJ 9 81 Der lOC
pounds; country dressed ooss steady al ualHs per
prrud
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

fFocfnI-ALL
No IZ. Butts IS Butts: suggestion Of diminu-
ton Of record and petition for orTtiOra submitted
By Mr.. " n, Waite, attorney For appellee, in
support Of petition, and Mr.. E. ". Ewing IN
opposition thereto.
No 2oo. United States s1 rel Laws "a Daven-
Court Of United staJts submitted By Mr. Lenuel
Fugitt. attorney for appellant, in support Of pc
Lu0n.
No ulZ Hart Is Capital Traction Company ;
argJmcnt commenced By Mr.. c. L. Frailey for
appellant. continued BY Mr.. r. r. Perry for Gp-
appellant; on motion. both sides allowed TO file
additional brief
No. NO. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad vs. ovarto;
argument commenced b. Mr.. NJ ]. Colbert for
appellant continued BY Mr. r. T. Downing for
appellee
No. az Butts vs. Butts; petition for wit q
ccrti0mH denied
No. 3ls9 United States eI rel LewB " Daven-
port. &c; petition for wit Of error 20 Supreme
Court q United States denied
Assignments f1r to-day:
No I'D Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Is OnoTato. on hearing. Attorneys. Hamiton-
Downing & Berry,
No. 2Z2 Parsons vs.. District q Columbia A.
torneys. Thomas & Ridout-Thomss.
No. 2l5. National Beneat Association vs.. Elzie
Attorneys. steWart-COombs.
No. 22s. Merger rs. Metzgrr. Attorneys, Wal
lace Metzger-Al0ult0n a. MILAN.
No. 2lZ. Butts vs. Butts. Attorney Ewing.
No. 2l1S Mackenzie 81 al. vs. Grouse Attorneys.
Mather & Blair
No. u51. Male " OyEtsr q al Attorneys. Cit
rings & Chambern-Wils0n & Perry.
No. 2l55- CUNNINGHAM e. al. Va Taylor. Attor-
ueys. MILAN & Smith
No. 2ls7. FTssch ct al IS Walter AttorneJ.
Colbert
No. 2lsa. National Mortar Company vs.. National
Metropolitan Bank. Attorneys. Brown & Guy
Ralston.
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DAILY COURTRECORD.
"wednesday April 20, 1900
.upreme Court OF the United States.

Present: The Chief Justice Mr.. Justice Harlan
Mr.. Justice White. Mr. Justice NcKennA. Mr.. Jus
tice Holmes. Mr.. Justice Day. and Mr.. Justice
Lurton.
Charles E. Lord. q Milwaukee. Wis. and Joseph
W. Cox. Of Washington. d. C., were admitted TO
practice.
No. J. original. The state Of Maryland com
plainant. vs. The State Of West ViggiEia forms Of
decree submitted by Mr.. Isaac Lobe Sraus for the
complainant and Mr.. George Z. Pnoe for the
defendant.
No leo. Standard on Company Of Kentdcky.
plaintiff in error vs. The State Of Tennessee. upon
the relation Of Charles T. Gates IT, attorney gen
eral Of the State Of Tennessee: argument commenced
by Mr. John j. Vertrees fer the plaintiff IN error
continued b. Mr.. Charles T. Gates IT, for the de-
PENDANT in error. and concluded b. Mr.. John J.
Ncrirecs for the plaintiff IN error.
No. ie2 Austin W Lord and J. Monroe Hew-
lett Sc, appellants, The United States; argued
by Mr.. Charles Fuller for the appellants. and BY
Mr.. Assistant Attorney General John O: Thompson
Tor the appellee.
No ie Pink Franklin. plaintiff IN error vs..
The State Of South Carolina argument commenced
by Mr. John Adams for the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned until to-day at y O'Clock.
The day call for Thursday. April o. win be as
follows: Nos l6i, l65 l6. l6s 60 H. III. u.s. I7i
ard l76 land l95 and ST.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading on the local stock exchange
yesterday was meager, with the exception
of Lanston, which made up the bulk of
the transactions. About go shares changed
hands at 1884 and 9s75. Takers Of the
stock showed a confident spirit, and all
the stock offered at the prices named
was bought
Ten shares Of Capital Traction brought
1875. and n few shares OF Railway pre-
ferred sold at 80. Two shares Of Metro
poltan National Bank went on record at
1888 and that constituted the transactions
Of the day. except that Gas was taken
to the extent OF twenty-five shares at
7OA.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany's statement OF earnings and ex-
penses exclusive of outside operations)
for the month OF March, 1910, as compared
with March. 1903, shows: Gross earnings,
1910, S7.64s. 399: 1909. $6.0S757S. increase ST.
GOSSIP. Expenses, 1910, $5,OlO395 1909, 81
lS6, Cos. increase $3.50, 100. Net earnings,
1910. s2.688OO4; 1909. Sl.S50.973. increase
S7S2.O51.
For the nine months Of the fiscal year
as compared with the corresponding period
Of 1903. the statement shows: Gross earn
ings. 1910. So, 1902. 463; 1909 $55,S2s, 734. in
crease SS,473, 729. Expenses, 1870 $4S, 9S3, 9OS;
1909. S37,lll,5 $50, increase S6S22,3t5. Net
earnings, 1910. O.S6s. $50; 1909, Sls,7IZlls,
Increase H,e5l,4l4
Contracts have been awarded by the
Southern Power Company for steam
power machinery required in the equip
ment of two auxiliary plants Of 10000
horsepower each. This Is the third con-
tract Of the kind. an earlier one having
been recently placed with the same com
pany for a 10000 horsepower station at
Greenville, S. c. The three contracts pro-
vide for an aggregate of 10000 horsepower.
An auxiliary steam plant at North Char
lotte, n. c., Of 1900 horsepower was re-
Gently completed. The policy OF the COM
pany is 90 erect these steam plants as
auxiliary installations, IN order % guaran-
tee the supply OF electrical power IN case
Of low water in the rivers. The company
will shortly add a 1900 horsepower gen.
Grating plant at Ninety-nine Islands. IN
the CataWba River. on the same stream
are already erected a 0,OOO-horsepower
plant at Great Falls. and one of $4,000
horsepower at Rocky Creek, giving the
company a total capacity Of 10000 horse
power.
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Probate Court.


JUSTICE BARNARD.
Estate n John Z. Anderson. order granting let-
tiers testanentary 20 Edward c. Ardeeser; bond.
500. Attorney. &. s. Shreve. r..
Estate q Iary / Robcson. order granting letters
tcstamsntary 10 Woodbury. Blair; bond. $50 At
tOrnev Woodbury. Blair
Estate o. sarah " Folk order granting letters
testamentarv % Amanda s. Marcbael; bond. $500
Attorneys. Wells Owens & Wells.
Estate q Cesare Laurent order confirming sale.
Estate q Wadd.e j. LYMAN same.
Estate q Henry Norman order granting lcttcrt o.
administration % Benjamin F. Petway; b5ad, $40
Attorney. d J.. Moore
In re MLdrrd Z. Gregor; order for sale Of stock
Attorney. A. p. Let
Estate q Abigail Cornor: order ra-ifyirg sale.
In re Man L. Gregory order 20 buy piano. At
toruey. q. +. Digs
In r. Sewe-l sh-eve e. a.; order 70 employ oovn-
sci. Atto-uev J. 81. Glcunan-
Estate q Walter L. shreve; order % SCI peTsonal-
q. Attorney. same.
Estate Of John J. Dorei oriev inviting BIDS
Estate a Arthur p. Fos'e~; vIIl dated June %
$50. and PETITION for letters testamrntsry Sled.
Estate q Alfred ]. Half17di viii dated September
5 800 fled
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Equity Court No. 2.
JVSTICE BARSARn

JUSTICE BARNARD
No 3a0i5. LOOr et a. Is Y0st et al. uals
formally ratified and reference 20 auditor. Attor-
ucls. T. A Hciskell--W. h. NARROW.
No. 1912. Graham We. Graham; references 20
examiner. Attorneys. Leckie. Fulton q corr.
L. Montague and J. A. Morarty.
No. &le2 Wyatt vs. Ran, order extending tine
% file answer. Attorneys. F. B. Brock-Branden-
burg & Brandenburg.
No. els3. same - Same; sane Attorneys
same
No. CZ- C0nrer a. a. - Jones: order over
ruling demurrer and restraining order made final
order adIIdg.ng defendant ~ contempt. AttorueTs
W Balliugz and y. L. FTherShAW-E y. Hope
well.
No. 2.i0. Pvles vs.. Pyes e. al; rule returnabls
April -. Attorneys. F. q. Hardy-Lancastcr &
Smith and J. w Wilson r.
No. E-6l Reeves IS. Clark e al rule return
able ATril p. Attorney. ". ". Edwards.
No. 2i6l Bailey vs.. Dorsey G. a. order NJ
pointing guardian ad Item. Attorneys. T. {. Brad
ley. = Ray and J. ". Gennsn.
No 1855 Garner vs Garner 60 al; divorce de-
creed ATTORNEYS. S. Y. Haydcn-G. ". Drew
No. Z5-5 Stewart 20 al. vs.. Stewart e. a. /;
order accepting ofcr. Attorney. Fulton Lewis
No. 2s9S3. Robertson IS Robertson: re-referencs
20 examiner. Attorneys \. s. WCrthingrOn and
C. L. Frailey-C. &. Calhoun.
No. &5. Huf vs.. Huf; reference % e1sminer
Attorneys. I. r. Hit. Nv H. Holloway.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, April &.-Live hogs were generally Zoe
higher. The receipts were estimated at 1000 head
official yesterday. 1904; shipments. 4Ol2; left over
65is; estimated receipts tomorrow. 1900 head
Bulk o. prices, 9O0a9.lj; light ssja9 %: mixed and
butchers. ss5as.0; heavy. ss5a9.25; rough heavy.
SSJas.95; workers 905aalO; pigs 860aol5
Cattle steady to l0c lower: estimated receipts
E.Oo head. Beeves. seas %. COWS and heifcrs
2lCa72o: Texas steers A75a690 stockers ard feeders
375a6.40; Western 491a6.75
sheep-Rcceipts. HOO head. Natives. l5Oas.0:
Westerns. 6GoaS.30; yearlings 725as75 lambs. 775a
$50: Western lambs, sOaiNoo.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. April 3O.-Money on call al the stock
exchange to-day opened 40 "a per cent; highest g.
lowest 2z. closing 27 Der cent. Most Of the days
loans were made az Ok per cent.
Time money was without change. supply. being
ample % meet the light demand Rates we're 3%.ai
per cent for sixty DAYS iag for ninety days. four.
five, and six months. Although there was no
change in rates. the tendency was 10 further weak
ness. offerings q money being increased by the
supply 0i beatcd lenders who have wtaricd Of having
their funds in the call loan market.
Mercantile paper WAS in fair demand. but the
offering Of high-grado names was not large. Rate.
4isa5 per cent for sixty and ninety days indorscd
bills CcCiyshle; rsa5 per cent for choice four and
six months names 5i2l6 per cent for others
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Wheat. per bushel. LOOallO: corn. shclled
per bushel. 20 to .; cob. SIS TO 400 per barrel
cats Western. white No. ?. per bushel 5la5S.
mixed, per oushel, 52a56; bran. Der ton. 800.
niiddng per ton. 200.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western. No. / 23Oo.
No. ?. $50 mixed. 35o: loose az local sales q
Straw. NC bundle 1907 straw. rye. machine
thrash. 100 straw, wheat per ton, 500; straw
cat, per ton. $50
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WASHINGTON STGGR MARKET.

Sales-Regular call u O'Clock noon.
Capital Traction. 10 az 1875.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred al
g. 10 az O.
Washington Gas . az 70A
Lanston. 10 az s37 - az a57s 70 a. s3k. % A.
e3s. 10 az e5A 10 AZ CA % at s51 - AZ e55s 10
a. 49, 70 at s3N 10 az s57S % al aS7s. % Al 49,
% az st % AZ e3al
National Metropolitan Bank. at las
Following are the hid and asked rrtces On yester-
lays Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS BONDS
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InNNnIIM-

No. 5255a. United states ex rel. Susan 2. CHRIS
more vs. Commissioners o. District Of Columbia;
mandamuz Attorney. A. n. Ferguson
No. $50 John p. Larner vs. Rachel ?. Trim
be; ac-Cuut, s. 90. Attorney. Arthur Peter.
No. so. Baltimore WaL Paper Company IS
John r. NIahoney; cericrau- Defendaut's attorney.
". 2 O'Brieu.
No. 5Zf2 J. s. Macdonald Company rs. p. Cur
tis Miller, note. Ss1-9. Attorneys. Douglas *
Baker.
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Equity Suits.

No ea2s5 Marguerite BogoH vs David Boso1. d.
VOICE Attorney. ". A. Co0mhs.
No. GS6. u - Morris g. Guiusbu7g: charge
name. AttD-neys. ~. Stca-uan and T.. r. Lougl-
Tau.
M ccF. William ?. Mat,eson rs lula A Mat
tes0n 81 al divorce. Attoueys. Wilson & Blrss-
dale.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
Can money: Open. %; high. }; low "a close. )
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No. II. johnson ct al. "a Ma1ohs & Co. At;or-
ney. johnson.
30. l5a Same vs.. johnson & Co Attorneys.
J0hns1u-Pret.felder
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Equity Court No. 1.

JUSTICE ANDERSON
No. EIa. Bride vs.. Baker; decree disnissing BIZ
vacated. Attorneys Hallam & HalIam. d. orc.
CaNsFhan-H NJ. Baker and John Ridout
No EO35- Smith Casey; motion 20 strike ont
exceptions sustained. Attorneys. C. ". FlttS and
T. r. Hli-A. p. Casey
No. $3.50 Coates rs. Secretary q Interior
eleven cases. leave 70 file tin q discovery denied
and time limited. Attorneys. A. w. Laferty-
Oscar Lawler.
No. 29Iu. Sellers rs. Souers: divorce decr-ed.
Attorneys. r. u. Gordon and G. A. MaddoE-
T. d Blac-istonr
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. Ter cWt.. 5.50a6O0: do butcher,
i00ai50: do. common. 2Wa3o0.
HOGS-Per cwt, gross. e.5oalooO; do. ordinary.
eN
SHEEP-Pnme. 5ooa550: do. common. 3.OoaLO0
LAMBs-Fancy spring. llal2; fall. choice Der ID.
fasis: do, medium g.
cALvEs-Prime. per b.. 10: d.. medium. Sac:
10. grass. sal
C0wS-rrime. fresh each. s5oOai5o1: do, com
mon. aS.0eaSe0o. do. old and dry. l0.OOal5Oo.
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Circuit Court No. L.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. 5259. United States ex rel Chrismors ~
Commissioners q the District Of Columbia; rule 90
show cause rsturnabe April .. Attorney. A H
Ferguson.
Nc. 5ls25 Ballard & Lauham IS BisIas: On trial
ATTORNEYS. Dlrr, Peyscr d Taylor-Charles Poe.
No 52l+ United states vs.. Title Guarautv and
Surety COMPANY leave granted 70 amend decla7a-
ron. Attorneys c. r. WIEor-Lscke. Fulton &
Cox. Philip Walker.
Assignments for to-6ay-MotionN
No. L Waters vs. Bartlett Attorneys, Maekall-
Maddox & Gatlev.
No. . Campbell vs.. National Hotel Company
Attorneys, R;iout-Wbite.
No 2. Daniel VS.. Barker et al Attornevs. Lewis
Hamilton Colbert Yrrks & Hamilton
No. &. Ontnch IS. Prentiss. executor. Attorneys.
Observation-Disclosures
40. s. Chalmers vs.. Washington, Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Railway Company. Attorneys, Peter
barbour 4 Nackau.
No. g. Columbia Manufacturing COMPANY vs.
Page Attorneys Sullivan-Darr Peyser & Taylor
No. = Holman Is. Robinson ATTORNEYS. Penne-
baker. Car1si & Jones-Pirosh & Bailey.
No. g. Wellsyiila Oil Company IS RaUinrrr
Auorueys Happier Merillat-Lavler. Clements
& Wright
No. g. District Of Columbia vs.. Phnadelphia
Washington and Baltimore Railroad COMPANY, At
t0rneys Thomas-McKenney & F1annery.
No. 10. Gugan vs. Jaeger. Attorneys. MoultOn
& Ridout-Gies.
No. L. Newman vs.. Newman ct n Attorneys,
Rid0ut PCyton & Gaskins
No. y Phoenix ct al rs. Nordlinger. Attorneys.
Mcneil & OBrien-Behrend
No. Is Sterling Capital Traction Ccrnpiny.
Attorneys Havell-Perry & Dunlop,
Circuit Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No. 5l239 Harrison 20 al. vs. Weed. ponSlit
taken. Atoeneys, NJ. strasburger-T. l. JeTords
and J.. F EnElcsby
Assignments for .oday:
No. Es Dson vs., Bursey Attorneys. Ridout-
White
No. S6. Coberth vs.. Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company. Attorneys. Gardiner & HONEYWELL
Douglas & Baker.
No. 80. Hillman ct al rs. Robinson e. Al, At
t0neys. PennebakCr. Carusi & Jones-Prevost *
Bailey
& WoOdard-LambCrt.
No. 900. Hayes, IT.. vs. Ambrose. Atto7neys
Myers & Acker-Ridout & Rothschild
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Criminal Court No. =.

No. 5l.6S Mccarthy MIshaw; case set for
hearing May 4. Attorney W. W. Bride and G. c.
GCrtman.
Nc. 5l755. Pitzer VS.. Same; same. Attorneys.
same
No. 1885, Pursell vs.. Sane; same Attorneys.
same
No. 5l4Oi. italian Swiss Company vs.. San; tdg-
ment on verdict Attorneys, W. II. Wheatley-w.
c. Balderston.
No. 5lS0. Willett vs.. WindCck ct al continued
for term. Attorneys, Nelson Wilson, L. Gies.
No. $685.. United States vs. Charles A. Jones
HOUSEKEEPING; nolle pros. entered
Nos. 1850 and $500. United States vs.. John c.
Davis; motion 10 set case for trial.
Assignments for to-day.
No. SIS. Warren vs. Endres Attorneys VIII.
iamson-Tobriner
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Criminal Court No. L.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 900. United States vs.. Bsnito CnStinia.
false qretenses; warrant Of removal Southern dis
trict q New York fled; defendant committed.
Assignments FOR April q;
United States vs. Ernest Davis
United States Edward Barber and James
CHAIRMAN
United States rs. Henry Hall.
United States vs.. William Jones and Charles
Butler.
Attachments.
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New York. April 0.-WHEAT-Weaker: quiet
trade. No. l Duluth opening Of navigation. Lisa
No. red. T. o. b.. LA: No. 2 hard. New York
I. o. b. nominal: No. macarOni. l.0l. T. O. b..
opening Of navigation; No l Manitoba, Z o. b..
/. l0ii. EIporters took loads Manitoba.
Aar....l . Z 1.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. b. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. HibbS
Building
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Made at Lowest Rates of Interest.
W. H. WALKER, 729 18th st. NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

New York Arul 0.-MisccllnneUu. bond quota
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-28
OBITUARY
JOSEPH E. HOPPEN TO
BE BURIED WEDNESDAY.

The funeral services for Joseph Ed
ward Hopper, who died at his home,
43 Washington avenue. Saturday, after
an illness of one year.. will be held
Wednesday morning. A solemn high
mass of requiem will be celebrated at
8 o'clock at ST. Michael's Roman Catho-
lie Church, where for a quarter of a GEN.
fury MI. Hopper had been organist
and choir director. He resigned last
June because OF i'll health. Interment
will be made in the Cemetery of the
Holy Sepulchre.
Mr.. Hopper. who was 81 years old
was born in this city and spent his
entire life here. While a pupil in High
School he began the study of music
and Joined the choir of st. Johns
Church, of which Professor William
F. Hattersley. now of st. Patrick's
Cathedral, was then organist. When
Professor Hattersley resigned Mr..
Hopper joined the Cathedral choir. lie
continued to study the organ and TOOK
a special course in the New York Con-
servatory of Music.
Besides his musical work Mr.. HOP
pen was engaged for almost forty
years in the manufacture of light ma
chinery in New York. He was one
of the founders of the First National
Bank of Belleville.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-28
PERRY BALDWIN'S
FUNERAL ON WEDNESDAY.

Funeral services for Alexander Perry
Baldwin. who died at the Baldwin
homestead, II Lafayette street, Sat
urday night. will be held Wednesday
afternoon. The Rev. DR.. Lyman Whit
ney Allen, pastor of the South Park
Presbyterian Church, will o~fficiate.
The interment will be in Mt. Pleasant
Cemetery.
Mr.. Baldwin, who was a well-known
manufacturer of sadlery hardware,
was born in this city on April 10, 1S41.
at the famous Baldwin homestead,
which then stood al Fair (now La
fayette) and Mulberry streets. In 1852
Mr.. Baldwin's father founded the sad
dlery hardware business, which bears
his name, at 254 Market street, and
when his son became 81 years of age
he was given an interest in the bust
ness. This business he conducted up
to the time of his death.
Mr.. Baldwin was also a breeder OF
game chickens, pigeons and dogs. He
was a Republican, and took a deep in
terest in business affairs. A widow, a
son and daughter survive.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-28
DEPUTY ENTITLED
TO FULL SALARY,
DECIDES COURT
Dominic 0rgo, Discharged by
Sheriff Harrigan, Will Re-
cover Judgment of SIS.

In a decision just handed down
Judge Mountain. of the East Orange
District Court, holds that Dominic
orgo, deputy sheriff, discharged Feb
ruary 10 by Sheriff Harrigan, is en-
titled TO full salary for the month-s75.
In the suit Orgo said that he reported
daily for work for the remainder of the
other employment. Orgo was appoint
ed July /, 1903. by Sheriff Sommer.
After reciting how Orgo was APP
pointed Judge Mountains decision goes
on as follows:
Dominic Orgo was not a public off,
Ger, but var holding a position. He
was regularly selected and employed
by Sheriff Scmmer, and he regularly
received his compensation from the
Board of Freeholders. He was hired
by the month. and his monthly con-
tract was an entire contract. Beach
VS.. Mullin, 5 Vr. 344. 1t was never
contemplated or provided by p. L. 1905,
p. 10, that the sheriff should compen-
safe the necessary deputies or assis-
tants of his Office, nor is he made re-
sponsible by that act in any way for
their remuneration. He is simply vest
ed by statute with the power to fill
certain county positions. The APP
prevail of the compensation for serv-
ices. so rendered by a~ppoirtees, is in
the hands of the board of chosen free
holders. and the latter have agreed
that employees of this class shall re-
ceive SIS a month. The liability is n
for the county to assume, and the
board of freeholders represents the
county.
Counsel for one of the defendants
argued that the condition prescribed
by section 4, cha pier SO of the Laws OF
1906, as amended by P. L. 1903, p. $50.
to the effect that the sherif's deputies
and assistants shall receive a monthly
compensation, to be approved by he
judge of the Court of Common Pleas on
warrants approved by him. is a condi-
ton precedent to the maintenance of
this action. This does not seem ap-
plicable to the present case for the
reason tina the statutes referred to, do
not apply to counties of the first class.
Judgment will be rendered against
the board of freeholders in the amount
of S75."
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-28
GRANDMOTHER AT Is;
BABY'S MOTHER IS Is.
Five Generations Alive in Fam.
ily-Oldest 90.

RICHMOND, Ind, March 2s.-lt Is
possible that all records in this country
for youthful grandmothers have been
shattered in the case of Mrs. Everett
Parker, who enjoys his distinction at
the age of %.
Mrs. Parker was married at Ii, ana
her daughter, now Mrs. Charles Lane
of Indianapolis. Ind, is 10 years ola
The child born to the latter is the nfth
generation in the family, of which the
oldest is 80 years.
'It does seem rather odd, when
come to consider it," laughingly eX-
claimed Mrs. Parker, when interviewed
at her home. ITO think that / have be-
come a grandmother ever before J. have
passed the old maid limit, but / guess
It runs in our family"