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Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.


Estate n Ferdinand S. Mbmford; letters of aa-
ministFation grInted 10 Union Tnast Company. At
tOTney T. C. Coldren.
In re John Brtton ct al petition for sale At
torneys 5. c. Peelle.
Estate n Ray Z. Miidaugh; letters testamentarS
granted 10 Hattie Middaugh and Charles NJ Wal
lingfoni; hOnd $4.0c. Attorney II. s. Matthew.
Estate q EsIHion b. Sawyer; letters testamentary
granted &c Alice \. Sawyer; bond 500. Attorneys,
Gordon & Gordon.
Estate Of Catherine Griffin: viii dated November
Is. ls9 and petition fer letters testamentagy fled
Attorneys Dar. Peyser Curtin.
Estate Uf William 4. Henry petition for sale ol
mortgage. Attorney. c. W. Fowler.
Estate Of Charles r. BroEning order TO make Ger
tain payments. Attorneys. r. S. Hume and NJ.
Strasburger.
Estate Of Sarah c. McRellip; letters cf admins
tration granted 10 WilliamfC. Sherwood bond
81 COO Attorney, A. II. Beii.
Estate d Ellen + sampson letters te5tamentary
granted 10 Annie 5. Woodruff; bond sl00 and or
der for transfer OF stock. Attorneys. Hamilton Col
bert, Yerkes & Hamilton
In Ruby HoltzclaN; PETITION for appointment
Of guardian.
Estate # Lucinda Smith; PETITION for letters tes-
tamentary. Attorney J. w Gleaman.
In re Freeman d. Beckett st al. petition for 81
loNanee. Attorney. W. B. Guy
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

hsiGs-Nesr By Virginia, aa40 per doz Western.
'oal4, southern scarce storage &z.2
bUffER-fancy creamer tubs slaSlk per 10.
hrsts. selsa5li higl-srade. tub firsts So urocess
z1sa2s; lower grades. 5a8A
ChEEsk-NeW YORK new l6al7Is; fat Is
LIVE POULTRY Spring chickens, lial5 per ID ;
hens, EAlS; roosters. 9; ducks l3aI5 turkeys large
lsaD per lb.: small lsaI8
DRESSED POULTRl-TsrIey hens undrawn Z1a
= per To-; gooblers undraWn I9a2l per lb old
toms. iSa-9; turkeys. thin l5sis; medium. l5aI6:
heus, lal4; Young ducks, lsai5 pr lb. Old l2al4
choice geese, l3ai4.
NEGEfABLES-Potatoes. 50a75 per bushei; sweet
potatos. 2l6a20 per bhl.; onions SOas0 per bsshsL
fhuIF-AppieSs 30oa5.5O per bhl. pineapples, 100
aZl5 per crate grapes. Aunelia, 40oaz.0o: per keg
hleier pears, 2a5 per basket; California oranges
ASh6W per box; grapefruit. 20oa350 per crate
Fonda oranges. 20Oa275 per box; tAngeTines S50a
A5s per strap.
GREEN PRoDUCE-Cucumbers. hothouse aaI %
per doz; tomatoes. fancy homegrown, 403as.00 per
boz; lettuce. New York 29sa350 per basket; cab
bage Looal IS per 100 lbs; beets 30 pr doz squash
lvoal. = Her bbl.. eeieFy. 4aa6o Iss bunch; egg-
Plant 169A5oo; per crate; gTanberries. l5ae75 Der
box. soala0o per bbl. green peppers. Is per bbi:
Isd peppers. 80 per bbI. caulif0Wer 40oa6CO Der
Dbl beans. 50oA7.b0 per baskeE-
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Connecticut Avenue Highlands-Lois g. 8 10. and
II. block ?: james ". Cruteher ct ux. 70 Claude
W Owen, So
Connecticut Avenue highlands-Iots s 9. 10 and II.
block q Claude W. Owen to Ollie 81. Cruicher.
SO
Gizor and Mount Airy-Parts Of lots and :: Lille
NJ. Shipley TO William II. SHIRLEY. SO
n street northwest between TEsnty-third and
Twentyfcurth streets square 3, lot IS; Julia p
Evans TO Joanna Aiman. SO
Hngleside-I.Ot S. block T. Frederick S Smith 70
Frank Fish Rogers ct TX. SO
PetWerth-Lot 81. block IS; William c. Allsrd ct
ux. to Romsine NJ. Phies, so.
Sauls Addition-Square Za1, lot p Romaine NJ
Philes ct viz 10 William c. AllAfd, SIC
No "a ID street soufheaSt-Sdlzre SOL parts ef lots
and 4; William Madison AionFoe j., ct az.
10 Isabelle NJ. Bryant So
Hillbrook-Squ2re D7s lot %; otWsy B. Zsntzlngsr
ct ux. to Samuel Perskine, SO.
Chevy Chase-Squzre 1fe lot 3; Fulton r Cor
don et uK. TO Annie 3. Peters. no.
Scheutzen Psrk-Lot 50. block 2; Edward +. cris-
mend ef W. 60 william s. Tancre ct W. Hattie
w. TanIe tjoint tenants. $40. trust. 20n.
Schatsen Park-Iot 81. block 2: Edward T. Cris
mond ct ux. TO John !. Garrison. SO; trust,
Coleman Pssk-Ios IS; james 5. Lay to Lillian L.
Lay. SO
Twentieth street northwest, near o s;reet-SquREs
y. part Of lot 10; Theodore SchSan ct VI. to
John c. Bates. SO.
Twentieth stnet northwest. near o street4Square
g. part Of lot 10. John c. Bates 10 Theodore
Schwsa ct IA. Elizabeth NJ. Scalwan. So
l. street soathHest. betSeen sixth and Seventh
streets-square Al lot s.: James Marin ct ux.
to Robert A. Harrison et u1., Helen Il. Harm
son (jont tenants so
la6 Twelfth street n0rthxest-square "a lot "a:
Lea Hin 10 Isabella ~ Baldwin, Sie
Craven TsTyace-I4ot lo4; Edward J. Steilwsgen and
Thomas NJ. Gale. trustees. snd Wism l.
Mailer to Auiick Palmer 81 90
Tzininr fJfv-4nsg and y hlfssk Il EeF-f{naras
A. Arnbrecit ct u1. TO Louis +. Bradley SO
222l Twelfth street uorthRsst-Sqaase II lot is3.
Nellie ]. Sawyer ct Yir to Carrie +. pierfs. SIC
l7l5 + street northwest-SquaTe le9 lot 4; William
S. Phillips aud Otney W SiTaston h Helene
NJ. A. liemund so.
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Supreme Court of the United States.
Present. Mr Justice Harlan. slr. Justice White
MI Justioe MckennA. Air Justice Holmes. Ar
Justice Day. Mr.. Justice Lurt0n. and Mr. Jusi1ee
Hughes
Eugens B. lawson. Of NoEata. Okla; HaFold
Gregory Donham. Of Boston, Mass; Joseph Scott
Of Los Angeles Cal; Thomas o. Toland. OF Los
Angeles Cal Sylvester c. Smith, Of Bakersfield
Cal Hampson Gan, Of Tyler. T4x.; 7. l. Camp
of Dallas. Tex. and Jed c. Adams Of Dallas Tex,
were admitted 10 practice.
No. ST. rhe southern Pacific Company and Ore
gon and California Railroad Company Appellants
rs. Interstate Commerce Commission. argument c1sn
mencra b. Mr. Maxwell EFarts for the appellant,
continued by Mr.. Wade II. Ellis and Dir. Luther NJ
Walter for the appellee nd cOBciuded bg Mr. Max
well EFarts for the appellaHtl
No. SO. X. ]. House. plaintiff IN error, ys. Joel
b. Msyes, marshal Sc, et al argument eonmeneed
hy Mr. Frank Hageunsn for the plaintiff 10 error.
aud continued b Mr.. Elliott W. MAJOR FOR the
defendants n error.
Adjourned until tomorrow al y ociocS.
The day cali for Wadnesdav December a. win he
as follows: Nos. 30, 5s eli 7o. 80 =. q. 3. 7s
and III,
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, Dec. la-CArFLE- Receipts. sss head
No trade in live cattle; feeling rated steady. City
dressed native beef sides slow at ssal0s per In
Loadon market steady at 1gsalSz. dressed weight
refrigerator. S,zaSA. Liverpool cattle slow sal0s
dressed weight No exports from this port to-day.
ALNkS-Receipts. S2 head. Prices steady 10
firm for yeals and Western calves. Culls 5oDa6 q
Western calves 450a660 City dressed yeas. I3ssal7
country dressed calves 9al5
SHEBP AND AfBS-Recsdpts. 2554 head Sheen
and lambs slow. but about steady. Common TO
choce sheep. 2g5al50. culls. 80; good to prirns,
lambs. 6.Aa675 yearlingS 500 DrszseSi mutton
steady, 6isaSz per d. dressed lamis. l0aIllz with
hogdressed lambs bringing z: country hothoase
lambs. 8ooa1ie0 per carcass
HOGS-Receipts 1884 head: feeling steady. Heavy
to light hogs &2a8.5 per lD lbs: pigs SEas
Ooantry dressed hogs steady at salIe for heaSy to
hghI Haghta
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PRopUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Dec. l3-BUTFER- Creamery. fancy
lb. Silsa2i do. choice. za5o; do. god. 27s3 do
Imitation, Za5; do. print. 2a3; do, blocks. Sla2
ladie, zac3: Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls F.e,
h.. Zla3i Ohio rolls, Zla23; West Virginia rolls
Zla25; stOrs-packed, 2 Maryland, Virginia, and
PennsylEania. daisy prints per ib p process but
Ter, 4sez.
EGGS-MaTyiaud, Pennsylvania, and nearby firsts.
Per dgz-. s. Eastem shoTe Maryland, and Virginia
peT doz., 8; Western nrsts. Per doz-, = south.
1n INST par doz-. IS. West Virginia hrs,s. 8
guinea eggs, Per doz.. Hais.
LIVE PQuLTiN-Chieksns. young. choice, H..
lZal2is do, rough ard poor. lliz; old hens. 10.
heavy IN: do. small to medium lik: old roosteFs
10, sas; ducks. old, lb., l2ll5; do. yoang white
Pekins fat lb. H. do, young Muscosy and mon
gsi. Is, do, paddle, cid lse3; pigeons, old per
pair. D: do. young. p. guinea fowl. young. u.
lbs and over, each So do. young small each -
"; do. old, each .; geese, nearby. per H.. lS
Western and Southern. lb.. i2ais: do, Kent Coun-
ty l5i turkeys. young. lls. and over, ID, 49,
do. Old, B; do. rough and poor. l2alA
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.


Present. All.
Admission: Dodge H. HsuHiBg.
Ne. gsG Robinson e al Is, Hilnan et a.. mo-
ton for leave 20 file r4nitituE IN certain eontin-
geney submitted by Mr. 4. A Jones, Of counsel for
annallees IN support q motioH
No 21l Martin rs poole argument commenced
bg Slf ]. s. Easby smith for appellant contiHued
b Mr.. H. ". Sohon for appellee. and concluded
By Mr.. J. 5. Easfg- Smith
No. Zl2 Post0n IS. Washington. Alexandria and
Mount VeTnoa Railway Company ct al; argument
commenced b. Mr.. J. Is. Carter fog appellant. con
tinui by Mr. J. 5. Barbour fer appellee, concluded
By Mr.. J. y. Carter for appellant on motion both
sides all0aed to file additional authorities.
No. 215. District of Columbia Petty Ct al ;
argument eommshcad By AT " II. White for ap-
Tellani, continued tg Mr.. ], J. Darlington for aG-
pellets continued b Mr. ". C. Sullivan for ap-
peiiee. eonclgdsd ,y Mr.. L. h Thomas: on motion.
appellant allowed ten days TO file additional an-
th0rities With leave 10 appelees to reply thereto
advised.
No 2eR, Bnlnssly IS Jones: dismissed for failure
70 print.
Adjourned from day to DAY until January ;. 1911.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. Dec. l3-M,mey on call at the stOck
exchange to-day opened at IS per ceut highest pa.
lowest % closing 2. per cent Most Of the day S
loans we're made at 3is per cent.
Time money was quiet. Demand nominal
Offerings on the other hand. were not saperabnn-
dant, Rates. 4aiA per oent for dirty and sixty
days : Tgr cent for uinety days and four months,
4a4Is per cent Tor i've and SIX months.
Mercantile PAPER vas in moderate demand here
and elsewhere Some attractive names were seen
Rates, 5a5ia per cent for sixty 20 ninety days
indoFsed bills receivable, ard CHOICE four to xix
months single names; 53sa6 per cent for others.
Gail money in Lcndon. 2a2fz per cent short bills
s s-l6 per cent; tlnee months bills 7l6aSiz peF
clt. Gold amounting 90 81 GO was taken into the
Bank Of England on balance to-day.
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ROBBERY STIRS ANNAPOLIS.
Thieves Ransack PawnshOp and
Make Getaway.

Annapolis Dec. 13.-Robbers who en-
tered the store and pawnbroker shop OF
Louis Stern. in Market space last night.
made away with goods worth about
$.0o0 and ransaeked the stock TO secure
complete outfits. from underwear to over
coats. all the articles of the proper size.
It is thought they spent at least two
hours in the store. after cutting and
breaking the glass in the front door.
The robbers confined their plunder TO
watches, jewelry, and other compact val
uables. except the wearing apparel they
took.
Two men who came TO Annapolis yes
terdayi and who made inquiries on the
car as to the business houses Of An
napolis, are suspected. They hare left
town.
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Criminal Court No. 2.


tllIlIll ItIsIItlil tIlA AbAIUI-
No. Aa5. United States Ross Wise: order
cOnining defendant ia Government Hospital for
the Insane forwarded TO the warden os Jail
No. SZ2 United States Fs- Florence L. Miller
hoasshreakins and larceny yerdet guilty; sentenoi
TO penitentiary for twelve years.
No. 1z5 United States vs.. Alfred d. Stewart
assault "a rob and robbeSy; plea not guilty
No G2A. United States vs.. Walter Tyler depre-
datio1s on private prupeFty plea not guilty
No. 65i United States John Ray; assault
with dangerous weapon; plea not guilty.
No H3B. United States vs. James Russell; rob
hsry: plea not guilty
No ZZ76 United states vs.. Edgar W, Rains;
robbery; plea not guilty.
Assignment for December Is:
United States vs.. William Isaacs.
United States ys. George Minar
United States ys. George Dyer and Hugh Dent.
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New COMMERCE Conrt.

The law which creates the new Com
merce Court is in amendment to the in
terstate commerce act Of last June The
court is composed of five additional cir
cult judges, no two OF whom shall be
appointed from the same judicial cir
cult. When their work one Commerce
Court cases shall terminate, the Judges
are to be assigned work on the circuits
as circuit judges. The judge who is ap-
pointed TO serve for hVe years on the
circuit is the presiding judge, and the
nomination for this is Air. Knapp.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Balfimore Dee. A-FLOUR-wiuter extra, 3s5a
SO. do. clear, 2sOaA0O; do straight 4l5af fs0;
do. patent 46oai75; do spring clear. new. 3GsaA;
do. straight, 50a5.3; do. patent 5g0a54 Is; City
Mills best Tatent 6o0; do. high grade patent. SIS;
do. high grade straight. 4.9s; do. choice family
40; do. extra. 3sa250; re -four. medium To
ehoice. aSai-D; cornmeal. 700 pounds, LA. 40
BuckWheat -four. per 100 lbs, 20Oa2&
oATs-sIock in elevators 2i.e65 bushels: ship
nents from elevators, 5,7ss basaels; No. white
ssls; standard white. 5S4 No white. s. No 1
sshits SsA,
R1E-Stock IN elevators lil 455 bushels; shigments
from elevators, 6S bushels; No ! rye. Western do
nestle, ssaso; No. ne domestic. s6ass; BAG lots
a. 70 quality and condition. lsas0; No. rye West
en- domestic SASS No ne. nearby. s.ss2
BARL4EX-StOck in elevators, iSa bushels. shin
ments from elevators. $50 bushels
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Lawsuits.

No. 53l3l. Elizabeth Taylor Us. Employees Mutual
Benefit Association; appeal. Defendants attorueys
Higgins. McNeil & Exams
No. 3ls2 United States ex rel Frank s lang Vs.
Commissioner Of Patents Attorneys, W. ID. Crich-
ton-C1arke and C. A. Snow & Co.
No. 5sls3 John H. Ballinger vs.. William Curtis
Bradley.
No. Sl3L Charles and Mack Rosenthal u. Charles
T. Myers; account. $3.50. Attorney, J. B. Stein.
No. zsla5. Frederick A. Dodge rs. Frank [. Car
ter judgment Municipal Court. x63&.
Nc. ssiS6 Mercantile Savings and Trust Society
Va james f. Hudneil Deuglas p Sypirax. and
Seth A. Terry; judgment Municipal Court. s4ei
Attorney, T. Il. Hillmrd
No. 5iss. Same sS Chris. J. Ubhof. Bernard A.
Duke. and Joseph T. DEE; judgment Municipal
Court. So Attorney, saine.
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WALL STREET NEWS
Little Interest in Market and
Results Are Negative.
RECORD FRACTIONAL CHANGES
Large Number of Stocks in which
There Is No Trading at All, and in
Others Change Is Less Than a
Point-GoId from London May he
Sent TO America.

New York. Dec. 12-TOday's stock mar
ket was nat that is. in the sense that
exceedingly little interest appeared 10 be
taken in 1t, and that results. so far as
prices were concerned. were negative.
AT the same time the market evinced a
generally stronger undertone than It did
yesterday: and it was again very evident
that the impelling force in fluctuations
IN values al the moment is limited 10
professional operations on the floor of
the stock exchange itself
The room traders, as they are called,
were inclined TO sell stocks in a tentative
way. continuing efforts of a similar sort
made yesterday. But. after a decline OF
about half a point had been shown In
two or three of the leading issues the
process of recovery set in, and the mar
ket backed and filled throughout the day
with closing prices showing about as
many advances as declines.
No transactions in Some.
In a comparatively large number OF
stocks there were no transactions during
the day at all, and in a greater propor-
tion still, dealings were confined TO but
a small number of shares. The instances
advances or reeessions were recorded.
Attention, howeverS must be directed to
the fact that to-day, as for some DAYS
past. much greater resistance has been
shown 10 whatever selling pressure has
from time to time been brought to bear
against the market by the entire North
western group of stocks. which. for q
long time previously, were about the
weakest quarter of the security list
Among the small number of stocks ae-
tive or inactive that advanced to-day a
full point Northern Pacific common was
one. Similar quiet strength has been
displayed by other stocks of the same
class, and reason for this, doubtless.
is a growing conviction that these stocks
have been altogether unduly depressed
through unwarranted talk of possible di-
vidend reductions.
Decline in Sterling Exchange.
The notable financial event OF the day
was a further decline in the price of
sterling exchange, the quotation falling to
4S5. Close calculatOrs declared that to
days decline about equaled the recent
advance IN the prices OF bar gold in Lon
don, placing our bankers once more in a
position where they could easily pur-
chase such quantities as they might de-
sire OF the new gold weekly laid down In
the open London market.
The chances, therefore, favor more
strongly than they did a week ago the
possibility that part Of the gold offering
in London next Monday win be bought
for American account. II remains TO be
seen whether there is any pressing rea-
son why gold should be shipped to the
United States from England at this time
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Parcels Post 30 BE TRIED Out.

Postmaster General Hitchcock suggests
that parcels posts be tried in rural de-
livery as means of reducing the deficit
which has always attended that branch
of post-ofice service. AT present the
carriers do carrying for persons along
their routes privately. and by this prac-
tiee the difficulty Of introducing the work
win be Iessened. Very little cost viii at
tend the installation Second-class mail
on these routes is now carried with a
loss and the demands upon the carriers
are increasing.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-14
Canadian Farmers want Free Trade

Farmers of Western Canada are as
sembling and advancing on Ottawa to
urge upon the Laurier government free
trade in agricultural implements and
some lines OF hardware. They have
reached Winnipeg, where they have
framed resolutions expressive of their
ideas. Two special trains will take the
l,000 or more to the capital. where east
ern farmers will join them 10 help press
the measures
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Pctomac Heghts-Lots Sc and S. block 1919: Poto-
mac Heights Land Company to Mrs Grace G.
Maupin, Sl0-
Potomac Heghts-Isots l3 and IL. block lfs2; Poto-
mac Heights Land Company TO 7. j. Mau-
pin, SO
Floral Hill-Square S5ss. lot IS; George v. White
to George W. Springman. SO
Floral Hii-square 557s, lots 90 aud n, George V.
White "a samuel 4. Snyder, sIe
Floral Hill-Square 5s7s lots l. 2 and 3; George
v. White 70 George ]. Z. Maier. $40
Randie Highlands-Sqaare Ssss lots % and 81 :
The Washington Loan and Trust Company. trus-
tee. 70 the United States Realty Company. SO.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Dec B.-HOGs-LiTs hos dull and low
err recepts estimated at s. 0o0 head Bulk Of prices
76cs1.75; light 740a7.75; butchers 7.s0a7so; rough
heavy, fi6s7.55; yorkeFs. 76z7.75; pigs. 6Sa7.eS.
ttATTLE-Lower estimated receipts. lA0o0 head
BeeFes. ASoaIl0; COWS and heifers. 2ga59O Texas
steers, 3aaSl5; stockers and feeders. 3zJa5,G
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Ten to IS cents lower
estimated receipts. 1900 head. NATIVES. 2t04A3
Western. 250a40. yearlings. AiOa5T5: lambs. Asa
$50 Western lambs. AI5a6.8
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American capitnI in Russia.

The American mining engineer and
promoter, John Hays Hammond. is in
Russia looking for openings for the in
vestment OF American capital. The most
desirable lines sought are grain ele-
vators, irrigation projects, lighting,
street-car service, and sewer construc-
ion. Mr.. Hammond mas the assistance
Of Gregory NJ. Wilenkin. the Russian
financial agent at Washington. who ac-
companies him. It is expected that the
government viii encourage American IN
Yestment.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co..
members of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibhs
Building
New York Dee B The mlIket wax advanced 10
Ioin-s oEsT YESTERDAY closing before the rally
previously refenvi 10 its coarse On this move
ment two brokers bought 1900 hales each and an
other SOC chiefly March and May They got the
oltfon mostly from scattering traders and spot IN
terests and commission houses Later prices ne
acted 10 last nights closing
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JUSTICE GOULD.
No. n62l. Richards Es. Richards et al: rlie II
turnahe December i6. Attorneys. r. +. Evans
g. Carington and S n. Tulitt.
No. 8A2 Harvey IS. Harvey e al; exceptions
allowed and reference 20 auditor. Attorneys, c, W
Darr-H. Johnson and +. ]. Ryan
No. 3757. Werileim Jones; order Of publica-
ton. Attorney r. X. Rhodes.
No. 2sG tioldsborOugh ct al vs. Fleming et al.
sale ratified. Attorney. Leigh Robinson
No 2M9 Mannakce YS Mannakee ct al; leave
granted W. A. Johnston to withdraw. Attorneys.
{. II. Bradley-W. G. English.
No. 25ss. Bromley Bromley et al; divorce a
vim. mat decrced. Attorneys. Alfred D. smith
r. F. McSamars.
No. 9sSs. Keller ct al. vs.. Boxer ct al; sale
ratified and reference 10 auditor. Attorneys. d. ".
Baker-F. j. Hogan.
No 26ss weyms VS. weyms ct al; reference to
examiner. Attorneys B. L. Gaskins-A. w. Gray
and Fountain Peyton
No 249i6 King Es. King; rule retunable De
cembes 6 Attorneys, c. J. Murphy-E, \. HOPE
we'll
No nsls. The vesty. &c. rs. Philadelphia Saw
inss Fund Society decree substituting trustee At
t0rney II. L. WEIGH.
No 2gSZl Smith vs.. Newman time extended. At
torneys. p. r. HilliardA Douglas & Baker.
No &TS2 Brsgunier. &c. Us. Bragunier ct al
sale finally ratified. Attorney. H. L. Franc.
Ne. 3g6A Weeks - Heurich ct all rule re-
tnrnable December i6 Attorneys, Beach & Adkins
and Clinton Robb-E Il. Thomas. G.. T. Dunlop.
E. A. swingle. L. Tobriner. and Hamilton. Col
bert Yerkes & Hamilton
No. $50. Redman yS Redman ct al. sale finally
ratified Attorneys Br2ndenburg & Brandenburg.
No. &S Fleming vs.. Fleming; sale ratified and
referred TO auditor. Attorneys, Birney s. Woodard-
A. b. Webb aud T. Forrest
No. 97O9 Talcott ct al vs. Laight ct al amend
ed order Of publication. Attorneys, Biney & Wood
ard and J. W. Rutterfied.
No. 294S Owen ct al vs. Cruitt ct al. decree
for distribution Attorneys. Chaplin BROWNE. H.
Thomas and Berry 4 Minor.
Assignment for to-day:
No. S. Cummisly Va weseT. Attorneys. Colbert
simmons.
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Union Trust Increases Dividend.

The Onion Trust Company is now on
a 6 per cent dividend paying basis. At
the monthly meeting of the directors yes
terday a quarterly dividend of IL per
cent was declared. and the surplus in
creased from 100000 10 100000. presi-
dent Stellwagen's report was most graft
flying in every respect, showing stead
lily increasing business.
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Argentina is one of our best customers.
In the five years from 1905 to 1909 we
sold goods to that country equal to the
sum of s. for every inhabitant A con-
tract for 100000 of car supplies for Ar
gentina has just been placed with a
Delaware firm
The Washington herald., 1910-12-14
Eauitv suits.

No 9sl5 Ethel T. Springman vs.. Ernest r.
Springman: divorce a mena ct thOro. Attorney W
a. Coombe.
No. 33ls. The Yestry Of the Parish Of St
Stephens &c, Is. The Philadelphia Savings Fund
Society; substitute trustee. Attorney, H. 5.
Welch
No. 2sSi7. ]. Edna Brady vs. Rebecca Swami ct
al construe Will Attorney G. p Digs
No. ISIS. William H. Harris ct al. and AIexan-
der Cochran T., ct al, quiet title. Attorneys Ii. s.
WeIch and G. G. James,
The Washington herald., 1910-12-14

1t is proposed TO try out the plan Of
postal savings banks. beginning with jan
uary ], 1911, when one post-office in each
State and Territory will be chosen for
experimental work Congress has ap-
propriated 10000 for this work.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-14
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WHEAT

Nov AOTk. Dec. l3.-WHBAT-lrpgllar. SLOW
business 30. I Northern spring. to arrive f. O. b
LIZ; No. . red. (. o. b.. s1a No. hard. f. O. b
L0s,; No ] maearoni. f. @, b.. 90; No. ] Manitoba
I. o. b., loSi4. Reported nothing for export
CORN-Weaker; fair business. Steamer 5sik ex-
Port basis expert. new No :. {. O. b., 55ll new
No elevator domestic, s., nominal. Exporters
took ten loads mainly neW. to arrive December
January. February and March.