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supreme Court of the United States.
Present: Mr. Justice Harlan. Mr. justice White.
Mr.. Justice aleKenna. SiI. Justice Holmes. Nj.
Justice Day. Mr.. Justice Lurton. and Mr. Jusiics
Hughes.
Edward G. Bradford. ~, q Wilmington. Del
William A. BDans. Of Denver. Colo: Edward Sid
ney Rogers. Of Chicago. III; George b. schiey, o.
Milwaukee. Wis. and Andrew Jordan Green, Of
Frpdesicksburg Va, were admitted 70 practice.
No. 703. Menis Engsl. appellant ~ Edward r.
O'AIalley ct al; argument continued by Mr.. Louis
Marshall for the apFeIlees. and concluded b. hT,
Charles Dushkind for the appellant.
No. 80. stuart Lindsey. appellant. Va Natural
CaTbonc Gas Company e. al. reassignei for srgl-
ment On Tuesday. January 5. 1871. al the head q
the call.
No. p DR.. Miles Medical Company petitioner, "a
John d. Para & Sons Company; assigned for aFgu-
ment on nlesiay. January s. 1911, after No 30.
No. "a. Chicago indianapolis and Louisville Ran
way Commny appellant IS. The United States
submitted IS Mr.. r c. Field and MT II. K.
Kurrie for the appellant and by Mr.. Attorney Gen
eral Wiekersham and Mr.. Barton Corneau for the
appellee.
No. - Fore River shipbuildng Company. plain
tit 10 error, ~ selma T. Hagg; submitted by Mr.
John Lowell and AR. John A. Lowell for the plain
ar IN error and Afr. Asa +. Arench for the de
fendant IN euor.
No. =. The United States petitioner. ys Carl S.
Caamberlin & al. executor &c, argled 10y Mr..
Assistant Attorney General DeuisJn fer the peti-
toner and by Mr.. ID. Z. StrickeT for the respond
ents
Adjourned until Monday ne1t at p oelOoS.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, Dec. l6.-CATTLE- Receipts. s,Oss
head. Steers were extremely dull and prices IS
cents lover bulls and thin COWS steady TO strong.
medium COWS unchanged; fat COWS 10 to Is cents
lower. Common to prime steers sold at 47Oa6l5 Der
100 lbs, bulls A0oaA75; COWS 225a470; oxen, 500.
Dressed beef slow at Saalgs per H. for native sides
with Christmas beef selling up to II. Fo-day's ca
bles quoted London cattle market STEADY at 1874
per H. dressed weight sinking the ofIal; refrigera-
tor beef al LcndoH steady at "a per ID Liverpool
cattle market steady. Exports tomorrow, SIS beeyes
and / 30 quarters Of beef
CALVES Receipts. 5l7 head. Veals were finn on
limited supply for top grades; others steady Com
mon to prime Veals sold at s0OaIl00 per 100 lbs
throWUuts. 6oe. Dressed calves steady 10 lower:
city dressed Teals sold at l3al7 per 10; country
dressed 9al4s.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reoeipts. 7.Sa head. Sheep
we've quiet and weak: lambs very dull and 3 cents
lower. Common and medium sheep SEQ per 100
lhs. prime lambs. $50. Dressed mutton slow at
6isasla per ID dressed lambs easier at 9za1l with
hog dressed lambs selling at III; country dressed
hothouse lambs steady at Seoali.00 per l00 lbs
HOGS-Receipts, 3Ss head Good medium 10
light hogs sold at SIS per 100 lhs. country dressed
hogs steady al salIls for heavy 10 light weights
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COURT RECORD
Friday, December 16. 1900

and r. H. Yeaiman-R- R. Perry and C. T. Dun
Op
No. 5i2si. Moshenval - District II Columbia
writ Of mandamus granted. Attorneys Mcneil q
McNeill-E. II. Thomas.
No. 5lG6 Warren IS Washington Herald Com
pany' new trial denied: APPEAL notsd. Attorneys,
Cuttings & Chamberlin-BcrTy 4 Minor.
No, 1851 United States Hansmann; time %
submit; motion for new trial extended. Attorneys,
C. X. Wilson,. j. Darlington and +. W. McIley-
Mods.
No. 1884 United States vs.. Lewis; sAme. At
tomeyz. same.
No. 522i3. United States vs. United States Fl
deity and Guaranty Company: leave 20 Gle amend
Cd Tdess granted. A.torne3s, C. II. Milson-Bun-
denburg Brand .nturs-
No. 5ls15. Henslsy, administrator, IS Metropoli-
tan Coach Company jury disagree Attorneys. Rob
son Capitalization. Colbert. Yerkes s. Hamil-
Ton.
Assignments for Deomheg 10:
No la BlaGhum Metropolitan Coach Com
pauy. Attorneys. SuIliEan-Pery & Son and Dun
lop.
No 81 JoIly. administrator. IS. Adams AtiOs-
ne5s Lambeft-Dariington.
No. 40os. SpEow v. Staples Attorneys, Jackson
Nichol & Johnson--Syme & Wocdard
No. in Steward Va Staples et a. Attorne5A
Williams Thomas. Bieney & Woodland
No. 80 Bradfeid vs.. Mcnermott. Attorneys
NeWmyer & Tobrner-An.hrose.
No. ls0iz. Turner " Washington Terminal Com
psny. Attoneys Forrest & MitcheI-Hamilton.
No. l6 Taylor vs. Weber. Attorneys McAamara
& Huidek0per-TcSrnef.
No. 30 ReDetti vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. Hsryr0fe * Easby-
SmIth-Darlington.
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A Curionn Legncx.

Paris Oorrespondent London Telegraph.
The sum OF $4,000 mas been left TO the
Institute dc France by NJ. Pierre Fran
co.'s Simon Dulac. The testator divides
the sum into three equal parts, the in
terest OF which is to be devoted 10 three
different purposes. namely the building
of churches, the relief of widows and
orphans, and allowances to aged gend
armes, policemen, and soldiers.
From the income of the first G2o00o a
sum of 600 is TO be added annually TO
the capital so as to increase the future
revenues. Thus, at the end OF fifty years,
the initial capital will have been doubled.
The same process is TO be observed with
the second and the third parts Of the
legacy, which viii likewise be doubled
in fifty years.
The testator has put no limit whatever
20 the doubling process. and one wonders
what the capital will represent which
will be at the disposal OF the Institute de
France In the distant future.
Surprising that the institute still ex-
listed 1000 years hence. il would not
know what to do with its income. The
testator, however, Was not overwhelmed
with the thought, and the only provision
which he made as regards investment
was that It should be In Freaeh rentes.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hhbs & Co.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
Building
Chicago. Dec. lathe wheat market opened steady.
but the prices ruled loNer throughout the Session.
There Eaz scattered liquidation through o1mmisioB
houes and the buying COVER seemed limited. Out
side markets were weak or weaker than orr Own.
Kansas City reported hard wheat = to 10 70aer.
The demand poor Another private estimate Of ne
Argentine eXp0rtable surplus Is al hand to-day the
figures given bring 1900 go bushels The faith Il
holders is the markets only support Current facts
and figures certainly present ne indictment 70 the
outside usde 70 enter the market on the long side
Local receipts TO-DAY II car with q estimated for
tO-m0TrOW.
The government corn figures Of annual yield a.
published yesterday SEEMED 70 dampen the ard0f Of
local professionals and the range q prices was To-
ward lower Level. although the decline was only
fractional Cash pricas were = 20 &c lower. Local
receipts to-day, SIS cars. with $40 estimated for to
morrow.
Weakness in the December oats future was notiee-
able with cash houses the sellers of that month.
Around 81 for MAY there seemed 10 b. resting orders
in the hands q commission 10, ses. Local receipts
~ cars. with ia estimated for tomoTroR.
The bullish showing un hogs opened provisions
higher. but continuation Of the selling 10 take
profits By sUne Of the leading holders of ribs and
lard brought about decline. The closing was
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Probate Court.


Estate Of Franz \. Loehboeieri viii dated Aa-
gust q. 1915, fled.
Estate Of CoFnelis 3 ChambefE letters Of I'D
ministTaiion granted 10 BeulAh b. Chambers; bond.
500. Attorney. G. H. Syne.
Estate q Rose Kraemer; letters testamentary
granted to Herman X. Hcwensiein: bond. S5Oo4 At
tDrneys. ". {. English
Estate Of Charles H. Moran: letters Of admin
istIation granted TO Corneiia NJ. Cook; bond 2,0o0
Attorneys. Lyon & Lyon.
Estate q Conrad Jordan: letters testAmenta1y
granted to Theodore Nix; bond, $50, Attorney. c.
II. BaumAn-
Estate Of Catherine Griffin: letters testAmentary
granted 10 George Griffin; bond, $500. AttOrneyA
Darr Peyser & Curtin.
Estate Of sarah p. CLARK; letters testamentay
granted to Allen C. Clark; bond. 500 Attorney.
Ii. Z. Blair.
Estate Of Helen c. sparhAWk; order for sale. At
torney, Il \. Hopcwell.
Estate Of Wanneta Baker ct al order 20 correct
name. Attorney. c, J. Murphy
Estate Of Catherine McCooney: order confirming
report
Estate Of Albert y. Ports; letters Of administra-
tion granted 10 George C. German; bond. Sl.0lo
Attorney. Il. C. Gertman
Estate Of Franz Y. Loehboeler; petition for let
ters testamentzry. Attorney. w. B. Reilly.
Estate Of AlaIy IA Gnf; petition for l1tten Of
administration. Attorney. G. Il. Calvert
Estate Of Benjamin f. Cole; VIII dated May z
1926 fled
Estate Of Hannah Wilson; viii dated April 3
1885 and petition for letters testamentary fled.
Attorney, II. W. Van Dyke
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trustee and Milton D. CampbeI. trustee. %
Mara Blake 81.
Third street northwest between X and l. streets
Square 56s parts Of lot Sis; Howard NJ. Clars
e. TX 70 re CLARK and Hamilton Clark. SO.
IFining Cts x 2 block 4; Mary :. Aaylor TO
the Eesrry Of Anacostia parish. 81
PetwoTth-isois 20 To 81. block IS; Andres NJ.
Cuy 20 Carl Ia Davis, so.
Petworth-Lots a and s, bl0ck 3; William c.
Allsrd e III 70 Carl l. Davis SO.
Le Droit Park-part Of lot g. block !; Mary Z
Gibbs 70 Caroline 81. Hockemesa. $40; trust,
lie D.oit Park-I.ot "A and part Of lot 4. block 2
Mar +. Gibbs 10 Caroline NJ Hockemeyer, SO
trust 25n
10 street n0rthwest-square "a LOT ii Caroline
NJ HOckemeyer to Mar E. Gibbs. SO.
street northwest, between Seyente nth and
Eighteenth strets-Square l6. part d lot a
John CadEalader, trustee, ct al. 70 Michael J.
keana. SIC.
Roberts Choice and ould's Yarzncy-Squaru za5
lots / 10 Is square 36S. lots / 70 5; square 3isi,
lots ] to 81; square 3l6. lots ] 70 %; square SlS1,
lots 1 70 g square 3lsS. parts Of square. also
paris: james T. Alter ct uL. Blanche C.. 70
Andrew 81. Curry. So
X street northwest, between SeFenteenth and
Eighteenth streets-Square l6. pan Of lot 4
John Macomb Peters TO Michael j. Keane. so.
street northwest, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets-Square I8. part Of lot a
Eselyu Willing Peters ct ux. to Michael J.
keauts el-
x street northwest, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets-Square Us, part Of lot q
Benjamin s. Minor, trustee, % Stevens Thon
son Mason. S.O0
X street. northwest, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth sTeet-SquaFe l36. part q lot p
SteYens ThomsoD Mason 20 Michael j.
Keane so.
10 Seventeenth street northTes-Square Is l0i o.
Michael Z, Ready ct u. 10 Mollie Mccarthy and
Annie Douneliy, SO.
Fist street southeast between and z streets
Square 5S, lot To- John Taylor Arms to Barbara
NJ Graf SO
Pleasant Plains-Square sos, lot 81 Anne 5. GreT
70 ID Blaa Gicaeiiso, SO.
Whiteaagea-Lots z and =; joseph SclinmAn e
TX. 10 james J. keane. SO.
Rear q Thirteenth street northwest, betSeen
and Y streets-Square rs. lot p: James J.
Ke4na 70 joseph sehiffman SO.
1851 Florida avenue no-theast-Squzre l06, lots 4
and IS and part Of lot IS; Daniel W. Bake
and Frank J. Hogan, trustees. to Elizabeth
Boyer
Sixth street southwest bttwesn NJ nd streets
square IS. lot 4; Charles Gerber ct IA. 70 JOIN
J. Madden, SO.
The Widows Alte-Isot ?; james h. Jones et TX
10 William Henry McAister. SO.
Observation-Disclosures sl02 one-half interest IN lol
81; Mary J. GauyFeau ct a. 70 William H
Briel SO.
s17 East Capitol street southeast-Square On lot 81
the Washington Loan and Trust Company
trustee 70 Charles W. Reed and A. AFmitag'
Reed. aS3l6.
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

BGGS-Near-by Virginia. Ssa4o per doz Western,
z5a2s; Southern scarce storage Z5a2s.
BUTTER-Fancy creamery. tubs. S2z32is per ID
hrsts s0l5a3l: high grade tub. frsts. 80; process
z1sa2s: lower grades 5a3Is.
CHEESE-New York, new, l6al7l1; fat g.
LIVE POULTRY-Spring chickens. i4al5 per ID.
hens. l2alSi ROSTERS O. ducks Ial5; turkeys large,
lSa2o per h.. small, Hals
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkey hens. undrzzn 2na
2 per h. gobblers. undrawn. I9aA per b.; old
TOMS Ian; turkeys. thin. 15al6; medium l5als;
hens. l2ll4; young ducks l4al6 Per h.; old, 12al4
choice geese. BALI
VEGETABLE Potatoes, 5oa75 per bushel sweet
potatoes 2Sa250 per bbl. onions. Sa9O per busheI
FRUIT-Apples 20la5-50 per Dbl; pineapples 20
a275 per crate; grapes. Amelia. 40oa7O0; per keg;
Kiefer pears 9a5 per basket: California Oranges,
A5oa6O0 per box: grapefruit. 20Oa350 per crate;
Florida oranges 2Oo4275 per box; t2ngerines, 359a
40 per strap
GREEN PRODUCE-C ucunbers, dollhouse coal 90
per doz. tomatoes, fancy home grown 4GOa5.O0 per
box lettuce New York 275a350 per basket: Sab
bage. Local 3 per 100 lbs. beets. % per doz squash
l.Gal2 per Dbl celery, 49a60 yer bunch; egg
plant 350a500; per crate; cFanberres. lSa2T5 per
box, 9oalooo per Dbl. green peppers. LIS per Dbl.
red peppers. 80 per Dbl caulihower A00as.0o per
Dbl beans, a0oa7 % Der basket
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ills Il street northEest-Square SO lot 3 Francs
l.. Smith ct ux.. William Herbert Smith e ux
ct a., TO Eulalie Harper, SO
Hillbrook- square 5l29. lots 50 TO q: Suburban
Homes Company 10 otway B. zantzinger. Na
l59 North Capitol street northeast-Square ss8 loa
IS. Ella NJ. Haislip ct Tir 70 Reua S. Chiaysn,
toni and John ChiaEent0ni, SO
Anaeostia-Lots 5os 10 sN; Wilhelm J. Walther r.
Pauline WatheT, So
Randle Highlands-SQuare siei, lot 30; the United
States Trust Company to Curtis r. DaWley, $40
Randie Hghlands-SqHaTe 54si, lot 81; the United
States Trust Company TO Elijah C. Dawley. SO
Randle Highlands 5ea lot 81; Delos r.
Hammer ct ux. to Lucy Y. Sterrett SO
I street northwest between Sixth and Seventh
streets-Square al lots @ 10 81; Hannah r.
Donovan TO BENJAMIN Benedict and jacob s.
Rosenthai SIC
Bursille-square 500. lot p; Lloyd A. Douglas
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Criminal Court NO. L.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. 8ssf6. United States IS Harvey N. Lewis
violation section $40 r 5. L, ;. motion for nes
thai and in arrest q Judgment Med.
No, ISL United States u Louis Howard, carnal
MloHlodge. Tcclgnizance In 800, with Willie W.
C0umbe. surety. taken
Assignment for December le-Anaiguments;
United States vs. James Russell.
United States vs. Lydia Frazier
United States vs.. Oscar johnson.
Criminal Court No. 2
CHIEF JUSTICE CIABAUGH.
No. 2Iza United States ~ William Hamilton
assault dangerous weapon: sentenced 70 penteatiay
for two years.
No. 2Es2 United States vs. Andrew Lex; house
breaking and larceny; motion for new trial over
ruled; sentenced TO penitentiary fer twenty years;
appeal noted
No 1875 administration In n Estate % Dien
B. Croft bill a exceptions signed. Attorneys,
John Ridout ard 6. c. GertmAn-Maddox q
Galley
Ne. zB United States vs John Lawson and
Samuel Hamilton; HOUSEKEEPING and larceny; SEN
tenoed 10 pententiary for two years
No. E.zS. United States IS John Cant assault
to rape motion for new trial oSerruled. sontenoed
To jail for eight months.
No Z2ia United States vs. Walter McKinzie:
robbery. HOUSEKEEPING and Larceny sentenced TO
peuitentiary for four years
No. zoe United States vs. james +. Smith
false pretenses; new trial granted.
ASH gnnent for December 70:
United States vs.. Walter Tyler.
United States IS Thomas Smith
United States vs. John Roy.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Dec. M-HOGS-Lre hogs we're SLOW
and steady at yesterdays average prices. The re-
eeipts were estimated at l5O0 head Official yester-
dey. 05l3i shipments SOS; left oser 1888; est
mated receipts tomorrow nG00 Bulk Of prices.
50a7 65; lights, 7Sa7.70; mixed and butchers lisa
40; heavy. TO: workers., ITO; pigs, 67OSg65.
CATFLE-Ten cents higher; estimated receipts.
800 head BeeFes, Ea7.a5; and heifers . 35a
$50: Texas steers A0a50O: stockers and feeders,
$40; Western. 4.00a56
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Estimated receipts 5000
head. Natives 2Aa4.So: Western, 2SOa4se; year
liHgs ASa5e5 lambs. 4-I5a6 50: Western lambs.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-R Regular cali. p O'Clock noon:
Washington Gas L. 500 at llOs s0O at ll04.
Washington Gas IS. 500 at IL $1,000 at III. 500
at III, $3.50 at ms
Washington Railway and Electric Is. 5000 at $50,
81 90 at syz.
Potomac Electric consolidated S. 500 at sex
io0l at 9sA. $le00 at 99A. Lao at sgz, s. eco
at 99S.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.. 10 at sss.
Washington Gas 10 at IN.
Mergeuthaler Linotype / at 2sik
Lanston Monotype. 100 at siA lbuyer CO., at 81
After eail-Washington Gas 4 500 at ll84
Washington Ca IS. $40 at ll2iz.
Following are the bid and asked prices posted at
yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock Tx
change.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

Father and Milton Z. Allies. trustees. TO sacUre
John NJ. Jones, 2,Oo0. 5 years. per cent. semi
annually.
Square 6sS-Lot SO; James A. Duysu lOSn right ard
as gIaTdian 10 Julius l. PeyssT and Ge0rge L.
Iinkins. trustees 10 secure Frederick AZ. Pelz-
man. s. 100. 5 years, per cent. seTnfsnnuaily.
Square Z7S-LOts to A square 5i6i. lots 70 s.;
square 5i63 lots ! TO 5; square 3s5, lots ] 70 3:
square 3l9 lots l 10 $; SQUARE 3l& part Of
square; Roberts Choice part; AndFeE NJ Cuuy
10 William T. EdmOnston and Louis r Peak.
trustees. 10 secure Edward 5. Mchnev, s., ~.
years per cent, semi-snBually,
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NeS YORK. Dec R-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at 81 PCT cant highest 81
lowest 5. closing at per oent Most Of the loans
were made at 81 per CENT
Time money was offered moderately. A new fea-
ture q the market was the Offering a some four
months funds all-industrial Collateral at Der
cant The volume of business done in general was
not heavy Rates 4aiA PR cent for thirty and
sixty days; pa cent for ninety days and four
months 4a4A PER cent for i've and z1 months.
Mercantile paper vas issued with somewhat in
creased freedom, meting with fair market. Rates,
5ao'2 per cent far sixty to ninety days indorsed
bls receivable ard choice four 10 six months single
names; 574a6 per cent for Others.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Dec 6-BUTTER-Receipts to-day.
59SS packages. The market Is steady. Creamery
specials per pound S2l5; creamery extras 81 State
dairy, tubs. finest. %; process specials f.
CHEESE-Reeeipts to-day. l544 boxes The mar
ket is steady. State whole milk specials septem-
Der. r7ls State whole milk fancy colored. Sep
tembeT 81 State skins. August-s September quail
ity l2k: State SKINS average fancy H.
EGGS-Receipts to-day. 6,02 cases. The market
is weaker, State. Pennsylvania, and nearby hen
nery. white fancy, S.: State, Pennsylvania, and
nearby hennery. browns fancy, A.; fresh gathered
selected extras Per dozen. IL.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. W. B. Hisbs d Co.
members Of the New York STOCK Exchange, Hi0os
Building
New York, Dec lathe market was Fe1y duh
throughout the afternoon. with uics EAring but
two points either way from the quotations which
prevailed at ! O'Clock Tbs movement Of the crop
into sight for the week is very heavy, bat exports
this week haye been unusually large IN fulfilling
contracts for December deliveries abroad and this
makes the statistics for the week-end a stand0f as
far as their market effect is ooncemed.
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No. &sS Pearl A. Townsend "a Charles G.
Townsend ct al. divorce. Attorney, c. II. Syme
No. 1871 John C. Welch vs Anna r. Pearson
ct al enforce Trust. Attorney. p. II. Marshall
No. 2e22 Charles Il. S1gg vs. Edith M surg
ct al divorce Attorney. II. G. Kimhau
No. ES9. Louise G. Fayson executrix " Victor
Payson; eolstrue viii. Attorney, J. J. Darlington.
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District Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH,
No. ss4 In opening alley in square 754; verdict
Of jury filed.
dict confirmed.
| No. ssl In extension Of Twenty-thind street
and Il street southeast; same.
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bond Sales a Feature.
TREASURY STATEMENT.

The United States Treasury report indicates the
condition at the beginning Of business yesterday:
Working balance IN Treasury Office. 50 SO $50 IS
Ia banks and Philippine treasury ,....,.. 81 69 7i3 30
Total balance in Treasury fund S8 1911 2s 81
Treasury receipts yesterday ...,.......... 24i63 IS
Treasury disbursements yesterday 592 3jl @
The delCt 70 date this fiscal year Is S569l 3lf %,
as against 80 Sab this time last year
Panama Canal and public debt figures are not
included IN tins statement
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New 1OFk. DEE. lb--WHhAI-Weaker; small bust
ness. No. ! Northern spnng. IN arnEe, T. o. h.
liza. No. 2 red. f. o. b.. 3A No. 9 hard, f. O. b.
lOgs No, l macar0ni, f. o. b.. 9Ss. No. l Mani
tyba q O. b.. L05as. Reported nothing for export
CORN-Iuegular; light business. Steamer s. ex-
port basis; export, new No. .. Z. o. b. 81 new No.
elevator domestic. 500. nominal. Exporters took
loads. mainly neW, 70 arrive December, January,
February. and March.
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Equity Court No 4.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.


Assignment fog December l9-Motious
No. 81. BRAY rs. Bray. Attorneys. CarTington-
Taylor.
No. ~. Kesfer vs.. Keefer. Attorneys William
son-Fngt.
No IS. Huty rs. Hufty. Attorneys. Davis
Hoover.
No. lsl National Metropolitan Bank vs. Hines.
Attorney Ralston-Hamhy.
No. is. McWillians u McWHliams. Attorney,
James A. o Shea
No. Us. Robertson IS Robertson, Attorneys,
Martin-Gaskins.
No. 10. Higgins ~ Higgins. Attorneys. Colloday
-KimbaU.
No. II. Przu vs.. Pran Attorney. Mcneil
No. l7s. Walker Walker. Attorneys. Martin
Horuer.
No. lsl. Ray "a Ray. Attorneys. Clinksoales-
OBrien.
No, is Helm V. Helm Attorneys Gis & Biz.
No. IS. Clifford & Clifford Attorneys. o'sbea-
Toomey.
No 81 King rs King Attorneys. Murphy
HopeWcll
Equity Court No. 2
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. gs64 sullivan rs, knights ot Maccahces
cause reinstated Attorneys W. g. Gsrdmer-B. T..
DOYLE
No. 57s8 Thu,stoa u Clark ct al order to pay
fund. Attorneys. {. +. Digsz-H, = DAVIS and A.
$. Wor,hnuou.
No. IBIS veith Is veith: order for maints-
nance rsn dcnie lite. Attorneys, C. Maeksy and T.
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