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The Washington herald., 1910-07-01

David LYONS and Thomas F. Brown. trustees.
70 secure Raphael a, Casilear. trustee. $50. !
and years, per cent, semiannusiiy
Square lo47-IOt -: Allan McLane Albert 10 Req
maid ". Beal and William T. Davidson. trus-
tees 70 secure David +. Murdoch, j.. Soc 2
years per cent, semi-anngsly.
Square SSl-i.ot :; Samuel 5 Carroll et ux. 70
William G. schafhirt and William A Craig.
trustees, to seVure AaTy c. SChsfhirt. Si.oo. }
years, per cent, semi annually.
Square lo35-Iots l02 lO3 and Jos: Harry Wilson
e Tx. 20 Ernest l. schmidt and George NJ.
Emmerich. trustees % secure the German
American Building Association $500
Square 3Jl-Lot 2: Walter D. Groesbeck e ux. 20
John B. Laner and John A. Hamilton. TINS
tees 10 secure the Washington Lean aud Trust
Company. 500. years. per cent semi
annually.
Barry Farm-PaTt a lot l. section / George Good
Zoe et ux. 10 Brsinard ". Parker and Frank p.
Reside. trustees. 10 secure Frederick A. Fenning
and William A. White. $50. years. per cent.
semi-annuslly.
Square I7S-L0t g; Harry W Chesley ct Tx. TO
George ". Brown and William KeF trustees.
to secure Mary X. Coeey. 500. years. per
cent per snnum.
Square 35e-I.ot 80. J. Arthur Fray e. TX to Sam
uei A Drury and J. p. Nicholson, trustees, 70
secure John T. AIMS. s. so, monthly payments,
per cent Per snnum.
Square 5A-Part q lots l and X Richard Holmes
Ct VI 70 the Washington Loan ard Trust Com
pany. trustee. 10 secure Equitable COOPERATIVE
Building Association, 500.
North Grounds q Columbian College-Lot 20 block
50; square "a lot 81 SQUARE S. part az lot Q:
square se7 part Of lot 2: square si2. lot Is;
slusre sS5. lot s. square 1909 lot 81 Pleasant
Plains lot g. block IS James d. Burns e. TX.
70 Frank T. Rawlings and Jesse W. Rawlings.
trustees. TO secure Frank S. Collins, Sl35oo, 5
years. 6 per cent semiannually.
Square Zo-LoI S. Allen c. Clark Henry 2. Blair.
and William r. Rspley. trustees. ct al, to
44r and Tr-rrf gr-f-s
20 secure the National Savings and Trust Com
pany. SIS, 600, years per cent. semtannually.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. June S.-wHEAT-stock in elevators.
i22oe5 bushels; shipments from elevators 1918
bushels. Sales Il bag lots. By sample az 81 S. S.
81, g, and s3 pr busheL A cargo Of 400 bushels
sold on grade basis q q for Ne. rcd, So for
special hin steamer No red. s. for stock steamer
No. ed. s for SPECIAL bin rejeCtVd aBd s. for
stock rejected Settling price: No. 2 red s.
CORN-stock in elevators. aH % bushels: ship
ments from elevators 81 bushels. Graded lots u
No. white corn shoat ron inslly az 69a6sis snd
yellow aaoat al e55a56 Track yellow corn. for DO
nestle delivery al 6slz FER bushc for car lots Oh
spot. Cob corn STEADY Settling price for eontraet
g.
OATS-stock in elevators. Z0S5l bushels: ship
mems from elevators. $50 bushels. White No 2.
as 20 weight. 70; do. white No. J. a. 10 weight
%ihaiSls Do, No e. rs 80 weight faf3: do, mixed.
No 2 4i'z nominal: do Ne. 8 s3sl3B.
RfE-stock in elevators. Is0ls bushels No. 2
re. Western. domestic. s2as3: No. ; rye. Western.
domestic. T7a7si bag lots. to quality and condi-
ton. 70a74
FLOUR-winter extra Z i5aAS5; do. clear. 4Ssa
AGi do. straight f.foaL55; do. patent. SOFAS 10:
spring clear. 4l0aa.35; do straight. 6osasso: do,
patent 5Sos55 IS; City Mills best patent, SIS: do
high grade patent. S75 do. straight 545: choice
family. 40. extra. 3.soa4 10 re flour. medium 70
choice, i.25a4.5o; omnmeGl. Der 100 lbS.. L50L@
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. June S0-BEEvEs- Receipts, l.s;
head. No trading to-day; feeling steady. Dressed
beef slow at 0 TO Y cents per pound for ordinary
choice native sides. London and Liverpool cattle
and beef markets unchanged No shipments
CALY Receipts 81 head. Market dull and
weak; lls calves nsoid. feals sold at 7,0ss75 pei
hundred pounds; Virginia calves at 65as 90 Dressed
calves slow; dty-drossed yeals selling at Hall per
pound; country dressed calves 6alh dressed butter
milks. eai0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, e,5ss head
sheep were quiet and unchanged; prime snd choice
lambs firm: others steady; half car unsold Com
mon TO good sheep sold al 350ssS per hundred
pounds; culls zoo: fair 10 prime lambs. 775as 80,
one car at SIS: few culls LOO; common lambs.
55oa6-5o; yearlings. 500 Dressed mutton steady al
ssl9l1; dressed lambs, Ilsl4
HOGs-Receipts l. $50 head Feeling steadv IN
sympathy with Buffalo sdyices
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BCTfER-CTesmery, fancy. &is; d.. prints.
80 do, seconds. 3; process. fancy. 2: do fair 70
good. Za27; dairy. enoice. PAS; do, good 2lAs5
store packed. isa20.
CHEESE-NeW York state factory fancy hrsls.
hallh; do, small. Eal3i1; do. large ls1saIT
EGGS-NeaF-by, choice, returnsble eases IA;
West Virginia and Southern Xirsipis returnahs
cases. q; Tennessee. ret5rnable cases. p; North
Carolina, returnable cases. 2.
LIVE PoULTRY-Chicksns. spring. large pa
2; do. alum. Za2i; do. hens. small
per 10. 70; large. lslk; ROSTERS, per b.. Il;
ducks, old, Is; do, spring. lbs and over Is;
geese, Per ID, leal2; do. fancy. l2al4; turkeys,
toms. per h.. IS; do hens %: turkeys thin lDal2;
keats per h., =
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Norfolk, Der barrel.
Local g clclmbe-s. Norfolk, per basket local 8
do. North Carolina, soal0o; string beans per has
ket, Za5e; North Carolina lettuce 50ai co. radishes
peT 100, 40 TO 80; spinach, per barrel 75alo0 egg
plant. per crate, l00al75 tomatoes, per crate 55s
Loo; asparagus T5aL5o per dozen punches:
rhuhaTb, Ba25 per dozen punches; new cabbage.
eoa75 per crate: spring onions. 40a50 per hundred
heets. 2a5 per bunch; green peas. per basket,
75aso
DRESSED PoULTRY-ChickenS. Der ID. 22ss.
chickens and hens. mixed, lss20: slips, per h.
II ducks SAD: geese. per h. llaI6
DRESSED MEATS-Hsms country sugar-cIred
lsa5a
DRIED FRUTTS-Apples. sliced. fancy. 4as; cher
rles. l2al5: blackberries, z; whor,leberries izss
WOOL AND HIDES-Wocl unwashed free Of
burTs. per ID, 20; wool, bury per h., 8s2s, hides
green. per h., 10; do. dry. per b. lssls; sheep
&ins, green. each 55sl0o: do dry. each Z5a6o; eaH
kins. green each. l.5eal.f5.
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New York. June S0-Anairs in the
stock market to-day were not such as
TO fulfill the classic and orthodox de-
scriptlon OF a true panic. There were
no failures nor Tumors OF failures; nor
were trouble stories Of any kind In cir
eulation. The market was simply again
overwhelmed by pressure to the sale of
a mass OF stock with no very great re-
gard FOR the prices obtained, and these
sales seemingly represented liquidation
rather than speculative attacks upon
values
They caused further declines in quota
tons, which at their lowest were at
losses for the day running from two TO
six points. and how great these recess
sions have been made will be shown in a
comparison of to-day's low figures for
the active stocks and those recorded at
the close Of business just one week ago
Such a table would show that Union
Pacific common stock had declined 1873
points; Southern Pacific. 1875; Chicago.
Milwaukee and st. Paul. Il points: North
ern Pacific, 1875 points; Great Northern
preferred, l2A points; Reading common,
1iS points; Pennsylvania. Ga points:
Amalgamated Copper points, and
United States Steel common. 1Ils points.
Market Relatively Calm.
Nevertheless, in spite Of this large drop,
more disturbed state of feeling has
often been present in Wall street on occa.
sions in the past, when a fall OF like
proportions occurred. and to-days rela-
tive calmness was doubtless due to the
fact that banking conditions are known
to be in excellent shape and to-day
liquidation did not mean the collapse
OF an unsound speculative position which
entailed stock exchange suspensions
The general understanding in Wal
street was that the selling movement o.
Inc day represented a sO-called rich man.
liquidation more than anything else. Al
any rate, II is believed 10 be perfectly
true that for a long time back the aver.
age run Of commission houses in The
financial district have been carrying but
few stocks and have had their loa1
accounts compressed within smaller limit.
than at any time since the first Of the
year.
The low prices for stocks were mad,
about midday. After then the usual sharT
recovery took place, leaving prices at tht
close in most instances still at consider.
able declines, but which were much Less
than the utmost previously exhibited
Transactions in stocks were 1.495O0
shares. the largest since February 3. The
final rally in prices was in all likelihood
due not only to regaining of market
common sense after a period Of hysteris
and 10 heavy buying of the stocks by
large financial interests because of III,
extreme attractiveness Of the level Of
prices presented, but to some calmor con-
sideration OF the character Of the decis-
ions handed down by the Interstate Com
merce Commission regarding tntermoun-
tain rates, and TO some further decisions
by the same body to-day.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. June n.-Q1otations by Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association are as follows:
BUTTER-creamery, fancy. ID, Zslza29; do.
choice. b. 27lza5S; do. good ID. 25s27; do inita-
tion. per h., 2la23; do, prints per h. 29as0: do
blocks. per h.. 2sa3O; ladle per ID, as22: Mary.
land and Pennsylvania rolls per h., 2; Ohio rolls
per ID. IN; West Virginia. rolls. per b.. 2la
store packed, Ohio per h., Hh; store-packed
West Virginia. per b., ~; Maryland, Virginia,
and PENNSYLVANIA dairy prints. Per h. az process
butter. per h. 24a5.
EGGS-Maryland, Pennsylvania. and nearby fists.
per doz.. 2o5s; Western frss. per doz, sOis; west
Virginia frsts per doz, IA Southern hrsts. Der
doz., 1914; guinea eggs. per doz. ioall
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens, old hens heavy In
Is; do. old hens, small to medium. h. IS; do
old ROSTERS, per b.. IL do. spring. IL lbs and
over, per h. 2s8; small and medium. nag;
ducks. large. per ID, issls; do, small, Il; DO,
muscovy and mongrel. Der H.. i2a13; d. spring ;
lbs. and over. per 10, Isl pigeons young per pair
.; do. old. per pair .; guinea fowl. old. each, 81
young IL lbs. each. g.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By w. B. Hibbs s u.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade, Hibns
Building.
Chicago. June sa.-wheat opened IL to l-2 cents
lower. and was under pressure throughout the ses-
sion. Northwestern markets led the turn. Mime
apolis selling OF about cents from last night
closing prices. Rains were reported at several
points in North Dakota. but the liquidation which
started yesterday was followed by more to-day and
rallies feeble. AiT. SHOWS report made spring
wheat condition e7.2. winter ST. against sO3 and
sec June LIST. These conditions. based on Dir.
Shows acreage suggest crop Of az 10000 bushels
spring wheat and 3Ss coo winter. not large total
Southwest markets weaker. though not "a
weak as those In the Northwest or our own
Local receipts. cars, With estimated for TO
morruw.
Corn yielded with the weakness in wheat. the
latter causing some scattered local liquidation,
Weather conditions were good Cash prices were
steady to fraction lower.
Local receipts 800 cars, vita al estimated for 20
morrow.
Oats opened steady but sold of with other grains
Local professionals were sellers with the buying b.
commission houses. Snow made condition S., against
sos last month. Cash prices a shade lower
Local receipts 81 cars, with l3l estimated for to
morrow.
Provisions we're firm at some advance early BE-
cause Of stronger hog market and indications Of
lighter movement fer some DAYS. Later scattered
selling the weakness in grains together with July
liquidation " moderate volume. caused small de
cline. Packers were the chief buyers Of the day.
The report Of stocks Of product IN Chicago. 10 be
issued Tomorrow IA eXTsgied 70 show bash
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Rhode Island avenue northwest, between Eighth and
Ninth streets-Square S6. part Of square; Juiia
P. Evans to John T. stuckert SO
1910 Thirteenth street northwest-Square 81 lot III
William King 10 William l. Pollard. Simon
Lyon. and Mason \. Richardson. S79
Cathedral HiFhlsnds-SQUare 1878. lots 3 and s.
G. J. Bell. trustee, 70 Grant s. Banhsrt. SO
WOodley Psrk-Lot 20 block Is; Lewis Z. BTeunin-
ger et TX to Adelaide Nswbold. SO.
l237 Potomac street northWest-SquaTe lis part Of
lots % and 81; Arthur Peter. trustee. to Henry
W Ofutt.
Trinidad-Iot 2. block S; John r, Hsirslip ct ux.
TO Charles A. Strobel SO
d street southeast between Fourteenth and Fif-
tenth streets-square lo6l. lots -. n. and 45
Barnard Il. Warner ct TX. 10 Andrew NJ.
Curry SO.
81 street northwest-square AS. lot I5s; William
Ker ct TX. to John ID. Sullivan, So
Trinidad-Iot Il. block q; Rsphsel A. Casilear
trustee. TO Francis Leonard. Sl,l4e.
733 Sixth street northsast-Squars s5s lot So Pred
eTick George Stein ct IA. to Albert weisen-
born. SO.
Fourteenth street southeast, between snd I
streets-sQuare lO47. lot 43: John 7. stuckert
ct ux. 10 Allan McIane Albert. so.
Fourteenth street southeast. between and /
streets-Squsre 1857, lot .; Allan McLane Albert
to Harriet W. Davidson. So
East Capitol street southeast. between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets-Squsre 1853. lots lO2 and
l03 Julia s. AfcAllisfer ct vir to Harry Wilson
and Michael A. Lynch. So
East Capitol street southeast. between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth stTeets-squsTe 1895. lot l0i: Car
RE " Johnston 20 Harry Wilson and Michael
A. Lynch so.
Grace street rear Wisconsin avenue northwest
Square uss. TaTt Of lot u; Howard c. Riley 70
Henry latin, SO
lll3 street noTthwest-Square So4 lct IS; Lover
J. CrOwdy TO Benjamin r. Stultz, SO
e54 Westminster street northEest-SquaTe So lot 81
John TAYLOR Arms to J. Arthur Fray. SO.
Meridian Hill-Lot g. block q George D. Fsrr q
w. D. SlaTen so.
Woodley Park-Lots 2 and 30 and 81 to s.. block
II: Aaron r. Townsend ct Tx. to Luther A.
SwaTtzell 500
5e3 and sos L street southwest-SQuare 500 inte-es;
in lot II; Eugene T. KiIroy ct TX. to John
FltEmoTris $40.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Petworth-Lot So. block "a; Florence K. Roesch et
viz to Stacy II. Briant and A. Coulter trustees
TO secure Thomas R. WILEY. sessZ. months, {
per cent Per annun.
Square 4540-Lots 81 70 95; Howard L. Christman
ct AK to George w. White and William Buck
ingham. trustees. to secure ID. W Buckingham
s6.ao. years. per cent, semi-snnuAlly
Square 1Sl5-Lots % and 80; Grant s. Barnhart ei
ux. TO the American Security and Trust Com
psny. trustee. 10 secure c. J. Bell, trustee
sl.55. % TO s. months. Per cent PER annum.
Square 1ls7-Part CT lot 70 and ehattels; The Dis
trict Of Columbia Paper Ma nufactnrlng Company
10 the American Security and Trust Company
trustee. 10 secure bond issue OF 500 600 pay
able April 9. 1895. per cent semi-annuaIly.
TFnidsd-Lot e. block 8; Charles A. Strobel ct ux.
70 Chaplin Brown and Henry H. Bergman
trustees, to secure the Oriental Building Asso-
ciation 81 400.
Square Slot l5s; John d. Sullivan ct ux. 10
George W. Brown and William A. johnson.
trustees TO secure William Ker. SEQ. years,
per cent. semi-annually.
Square S5-Lot So: Mar A. Keister ct Tir 70
Frank ]. Dieudonne and James Berry, trustees
to secure the Perpetual Building Association.
$500.
Trinidad-LOt IL block III Francis Leonard "a
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading on the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday was in larger volume
and better distributed for many days
Bonds were we'll taken in the early trad
ing, railway shares were fairly active,
gas. type machines. and the banks were
placed on record, and one of the largest
days record was cleaned up that has
been recently known. In all. $4,000 in
bonds. face value, We're sold and SIC
shares of stock.
Among the bonds Potomac Electric
consolidated fves were the feature, sell
ing firm at 10I. The older series Of
bonds of the same company sold at
los Il
Railway shares were most active among
the stocks. Capital Traction went at
l2s IA to 129 - Railway common sold
at a slight concession at 80, and the pre-
ferred was placed on record at 81 "a,
down to ST.
Lanston sold at 81, down TO 81. and the
rights az 41-2 cash. After call. Mergen-
thaler became quite active in broken
lots. selling at 2l6 a. down to 216 1-2
Washington Gas pursued its upward
way to IS on small sales. Nothing new
was heard yesterday on the gas situa-
ton. but the expectation that some
thing is doing in gas is still on.
II is interesting in this connection to
learn that, beginning to-day, the neigh
boring city of Baltimore will be furnish
ed gas at 30 cents TO the 1000 cubic feet
consumed. The company there made its
announcement Of the reduction from 81
to the 1000 cubic feet last April Under
the new arrangement gas consumers
will be given the advantage of a sliding
discount Accepting to the amount con-
sumed.
For the consumption Of from $1,000 10
10000 cubic feet a month. a discount Of
Is cents a thousand feet is allowed. max
ing the net rate or IS cents
For consumption of 100000 cubic feet
and over a month. discount Of % cents
a thousand is granted, making the net
rate 50 cents.
These discounts apply as previously
on payment Of bills within ten days
from the date Of reading the meter, the
consumption 20 be registered on not
more than two meters placed in one
building
The last reduction of gas in Baltimore
was IN 1905 and. like this, was at the
company's own volitiOn.
1t is claimed that Baltimore is the first
city in America to be supplied with gas.
and since il was first turned into the
pipes here, in 1921. there has never been
8 shortage To-day the Consolidated
has under the streets of Baltimore and
suburbs 600 miles OF mains. II all the
piping used for gas IN this city should
be placed end to end. It would reach 10
San Francisco.
To avoid the congestion which would
result from rendering the bills to all the
$1,000 consumers the first OF the month,
the city has been divided into districts
twenty-five Of them-and on each Of the
twenty-five days Of the month one dis
trict is covered by the meter readers
Then the bills are sent out.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-RegulaF c4ii. y O'Clock noon.
Washington Gas cert. 6s 500 al lo6ls, 500 al
lO6K.
Capital Traction S. $500 at rs.
Potomac cons S. $500 at l0l, 1900 Al lOi s. 0oG
at l0l 5000 at IOl 5000 at lOl sOO0 az lel s. 600
at l0l.
Potomac Electric S. Slooo at 1854
Capital Traction II AZ l29A 10 Al 1911. AZ l2q1z
Washington Railway d Electric CON-, 3 az g, .
at 2, 3 at g. . At 81
Washington Railway & Electric pfd. 2 a. s7%
at s7k l at S7sS ] at SIX 3 al ST. % al s..
Washington Gas 3 az 76.
Alergenthaler 70 az nj at 2U
LaustoR 20 at s. % at g. % at sl& % at sIz
% a. Slk . at 81, % at ST.
Lsnston rights. at 81 cash.
District National Bank 5 AZ 80.
National Savings and Trust At e22Iz
Union Savings Bank. 70 at 20, 10 al 30.
After cali:
Mergenthaler. al 25S.. I al 2lsss. at slSs. )
az 2leiz al 2lsS.
Washington Gas. = al 90
Capital Traction = az II9k
Following the bid and asked prices on yester.
days Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS BONDS
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

MILLFEED-StTonger: trade moderate. spsing
BRAN no standard middlingS. 8.75; city bran,
no. in bulk; Western red dog 800, 20 arrive;
winter wheat bran. in po-pound sacks, to arrive.
go
oATS-stesdy; light inquiry No white, IS;
No. white. e. No. white IS; natural and
clipped white on track 45sls
FLOUR-Firn; small trade. Kansas straig1ts 4 q
as g. in SACKS: soft straigits 45Oa4so in barrels
spring patents 5.60a69 in barrels; spring clears.
i.t0a4.70 New Kansas stFaseA,s TO arrive. 47Oa6OO
RYE FLOUR-stezGy; light inquiry. Choice
brands quoted at 4.l0s.450
CORNMEAL-Firm: dealings moderate. Kiln
dried for export SIS: coarse meal Ia bags islal 80
BEEF-Steady; moderate business Packet E0Oa
alS0o: family 10 5oa2u0
PoRK-steady; quiet trade. Mess, zs.ooaz.D
family IS 5oaZ7.00
HAY-Receipts. l,l30 tons: strong: small business.
Prime timothy. 10; No. !, il5aLllls; No. 2 L0sss
al.l0; No g. @sIM
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
In re Ann W. Todd; loan approved. Attorney
r. ". Parker
In re Andrew steuar: order to execute release
Attorney Fulton Lewis
Estate 4 John Y. Bckuell; letters II administers
ton granted 10 Simon Lyon; bond, 500. Attorneys
LYON & Lyon.
Estate Of Abraham Van Buren,: Anna V. Duer
appointed Administrative d. b T., c, ! a.; bond
s. o0a ATTORNEYS Lyon & Lyon.
Estate Of William VI. Graham: William u. era
ham appointed administrator bond. $500. Attor,
ney. F. A. Fleming.
In Jona;hsn g. BigeioT; allowance granted.
Attorney J. II. LachliteT.
IN John W. Scott petition for letters OF guar
dianship; Mary F. Soott appointed guardian; bond
81 500. Attorney Leon Tohiner.
Estate q Sarah A. Swart; reference to auditor
Estate n Mary Wilson. order 20 pay over certain
funds Attorney. G. 2. Hoover.
Estate Of Edward A. Reilly Franoss Reilly sp-
Pointed administrator; bond. 500. Attorneys Judd
& Mcmahon.
Estate Of Gustav Rupert. viii dated September
:, 1898 and petition for letters testamentsry. At
toTpey E A. Jones.
In ne Ralph \, Norton; Marie G. Norton bp-
pointed guardian; bond, 500. Attorney, W. r.
Andrews.
Estate Of William B. French; viii dated March 7,
1905 fled.
Estate Of Margaret Thomas; viii dated November
2. 1905, fled.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-01
Criminal Court No. 1.


No 1904 United States vs.. Charles Williams
larceny from United States; sentence suspended
during eood behavior.
No 1871 United States rs Walter Daily; as
saut to rape; trial grantsd.
No 20l2. United States vs.. Edgar r. ConOTer,
forgery plea guilty; sentence suspended during good
behavior.
No. $40. United States IS Harry Noordzy grand
larceny; sentenced % peuitentary for two years and
six months.
No 27070 United State vs. George Brown: rob
berry sentenced 10 penitentiary for four years
No. gC7s. United States vs.. Ammon Liitlepagei
assault with dangerous weapon; sentenced 70 work
house for six months.
Nc. 27C53 United states vs.. Chester A. Beckner,
robber; sentenced to penitentiary for eighteen
months
No Zl0l United States ~ Robert Dodson; as
saut; sentenced 10 penitentiary for two years and
six months
No 2705Z United States IS. Harry Cook: house
breaking new trial denisd; sentenced 10 jail foT
four months.
No a6Sa9 United States rs. Frederick Carlton
grand larceny trial denied sentenced 70 peni-
Tertiary for four years and six months appeal noted