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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-03


The city hall needs considerable at
tention. I perhaps will be pardoned
If / recommend some sweeping and
radical changes in the whole build
ing. When 1t is considered that the
building has been in use for genera
tion and that no material change has
been made in all those years, 1t will
be readily seen that at this time i'm
provement as applied to the building
will not be out of place.
The present council chamber
should be abandoned as such, and
the upper hall devoted to the bust
ness sessions of the council. The
present chamber can be readily and
easily changed into, a number of Of
fees and committee rooms, giving
ample space for the transaction of all
city business. The mayors Office
should be refitted and furnished to
resemble an office rather than
lounging place. The hall in the
basement occupied by the Building
and Loan Association should be rem
ovated, the election booths and other
debris removed and stored in some
other locality and the room refur-
nished in way that Will be suitable
to the purposes for which 1t Is used.
Here, too, the police court should
hold sway and because of It's con-
venience to the cells and it's free
dom from the diverting tendencies of
the upper portions of the building
this room seems to be particularly
for this purpose. In the
basement there should be provided
locker for the storage of the police
a place where storm
coats, boots and the like could be
readily obtained when required.
The furniture of the hall has in
part become antiquated and dilapi-
dated, whenever necessary this
should be replaced and judicious
of the present articles
made. The whole building should
be thoroughly cleansed. electricity
installed throughout for lighting
purposes, and paint and kalsomine |
freely applied wherever needed.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. July G.-BUTTER- Receipts to-day.
1856 packages Fine butter is scarce. Creamery
specials. ia do. cItns D: do. hrsts. 2: state
dairy. r1od 10 choice, = process specials. "a
CHEESE-Reccipts to-day. 4.loi packages The
market Is easy az the late decline State whole
milk specials. Is. do, fancy colored. IA; do.
fancy wheat AK skins specials. H. do. fine. IL
EGGS-Reccipts to-day. .l6s caScA The demand
IS entirely o. a selectiye character. State. Penn
sylyania. and nearby heunery. white, fancy. 80
state and Pennsylvania brown hennery. fancy. 2;
fresh gathered extras. =; do. extra hrsts ma.
NlILLFEED Strong; inactive. Spring bran. $50;
standard middlings 850; city bran. $50, In bulk
Western red dog 500. 20 arrive. winter wheat
bran IN lOl-lh. sacks. % arrive, $50.
OATS-Easier; quiet trade. No. white, 49a5O:
No white ssaistz; No. white s71zaisi white.
on track. 3sa5Zis-
FLOUR-Steady; moderate trade Kansas straights.
521a650. in SACKS; SOFT st1ights AI5aa0. IN bar
rcls spring patents, 6.9sSI5, n barrels; spring
58a5.io
RYE FLOUR-steady; moderate dealings ChoioS
brands quoted a. 4.sai.O
! CORNNEAL-Stroug. checking business Kun
dried, for export, SO; coarse meal. 10 bags
| l3sal.fc
/ BEEF-stsady: moderate dealings. Packet. 1900
/ $50; family ls0oalsa
! PORK-s,eady; quiet trade. Mess. $50: fam
HAY-Receipts, go tons; s;rous. fair demand
Prime to-day, Is No. l. 10. No. 2 LIS: No
! l0aL6.
/ sTRAw-Receipis. 50 tons: weaker; quiet busi
( ness Lone re quoted a. 55a60.
! LARD Strong: quiet. Prime Western. l1io. city
/ IL45; refined continent. n60; South American
/ B5. refined Brazilian. kegs. las; oleosteaTine
/ lOisall; lard stgarne dull. New York. l5A.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-28
ISL. ROSES PUPILS
HOLD GRADUATION
Misses Dunno, Ford, and
Lindley HOnored.

The annual graduation exercises Of st.
Roses Technical School took place yes
terday afternoon in the school hall, with
g large crowd present The graduation
honors were conferred upon Mamie
Dunno. Josephine Ford. and Edith Lind
ley. The programme began with tie well
come song by the chorus. Miss c. Ru-
pert. Miss Norma Harrigan, Miss Agnes
Blake. Miss Helen White. NJ Kopple. C.
Rupert. n. Harrigan, L. Alexander, L.
Blye. L. Cleary. c. De Costa, NJ. Greaves.
F. Birney. l. Pitzarella. a. Dent, D.
Langley. Miss L. Alexander. Miss Z.
Lindley. and Miss z. ONeiH took part.
The programme closed with one-act
drama entitled The Youthful Martyrs Of
Rome in which the following took part:
Miss NJ. Dunno. c, Blake, Z. Lindley. A.
Reeder, L. Alexander I. Pitzarella, J.
Ford, c. Bernhard, n. Blake. NJ. Dono-
hoe. and A. Hall
After the exercises gold medals and
prizes were awarded to the following:
Prize for Christian doctrine, Miss Eliza
beth O'NeHl; second prize, Anna Hall;
third. Margaret Farrell. Gold medal for
department: Edith Marshall; second prize
Angela Reader; third, Mary Kelly Gold
medal for fidelity TO duty: Angela
Reader; second prize, Edith Marshall
R third. Clara Edelen. Gold medal for in
/ dustry: Mary McCarron; second prize
Lucy Pitzarella; third. Elizabeth Crow
4 ley. Gold medal for punctuality: Anna
/ Hall; second prize Edith Lindley; third
Lucy Pitzarella, Gold medal for neat
ness: Margaret Farrell: second prize
/ Elizabeth Barnhardt: third. Elizabeth
/ Crowley. Gold medal for polfteness: Mis-:
/ Elizabeth Blye; second prize, Esther
Lawler: third Lucy Pitzarella. Golt
medal for vocal music: Nellie Blake; sec
ond prize, Elizabeth O'Nelll; third. Flor
ence Birney. Special prizes were awarded
I to Josephine Ford. Annie Dent. Margare
/ Farrell, Elizabeth Bernhard, Susio Pas
1 cal, Jennie Pascal. Mary Donohoe. Dor;
LANCE, Nellie Blake. Elizabeth Crowley
Mary Dunno. and Edith Lindley.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-28
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading was light on the local ex-
change Yesterday. due to the lack Of or
ders to buy. Such trades as were placed
on the record were made at soma con-
cession as 10 price. and at that the trans
actions we're few. Some demand arose
for the $500 Railway per cent bonds and
four Of them were sold, one on call and
three IN the general trading after. They
brought snk and So. Capital Traction
stock commanded 1854 and Railway pre-
ferred sold at s6is Ten shares or Mer-
genthaler brought 214&. and ten OF Lin
coin National Bank was recorded at $50.
Henry K. Simpson, receiver for the Peo-
pies Fire Insurance Company. is now
paying to the stockholders a dividend Of
24s4 per cent on the value OF the shares.
This is the third dividend paid by the
receiver. and completes the liquidation Of
the stock. II is understood that the af-
fairs of the company VIII be practically
wound up in about two weeks.
Baltimore newspapers make the an
nouncement that the bankers OF that city
are making q direct bid for exchanges
and other forms Of banking with inan-
ciers IN the Southern territory Strong
reasons are believed 10 exist why Wash
ington should control some Of this bust.
ness. which now goes 70 the big banks
and trust companies OF New York and
Philadelphia
The Washington herald., 1910-07-28
, LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

tbrices quoted are WhOlesalel
BUTrER-Creamery. fancy 29a29H; do. prints n
a30i5; d. seconds 3; process fancy. IS do fair IN
good. z5az7: dairy. enoice. 2la25; do. good zaz3.
ttorepacked. lsa2U.
CHEESE--NcW York state factory. fancy sr.r.
l7alih: do, small. Nal1h; do. large I6Izal7.
EGGS-Near-by. choice. returuable cases q
West Virginia and Southern Virginia returnabls
cases, % Tennessee returnable cases. %; North
Carolina, retumabe cases. 20
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens ErTinq large On
p; do. medium l9a2O; do hens srsu
per b. -; large. lsl4; ROSTERS. Ter h 10
ducks. old. T.; do. spring. ) lbs. and over, Is
geese. per D.. 10al2: do, fancy l2al4. turtava
toms, per b. IS; do. hens 70; turkeys thin lOal2
keats, per ID, IS
observation-disclosures Norfolk. DER barrel
L00al25; cucumbe-s NorfolS per basket IOOal d,
do, North Carolina. Soaieo string beans Der b,s.
ket Z5a5Q; North Carolina lettuce sOaI 90. radsbes
per 100. 20 10 50; spinach, per barrel 75al0O. eer
plant, per crate. l00al.75: tomatoes Der crate 80
LOO: asparagus 75aIR Der dozen s,ns.".
rhubsrb. Isa25 per dozen lunches: new cabb,ys
6oa75 per crate; spring onions. soa5O per hundred
beets. .a5 per bunch: green peas. per BASKET
75as0
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickens Der III q2.2s
chickens and hens mixed, 1870; slips per in
II. ducks. leaD. geese. per b., Halls
DRESSED MEATS-Hams, country, suRar-cIrsd
ls
DRIED FRUITS-Appes. sliced fancy, 4a5, cher
res. Ilal5; blackberries Z whortleberries lgx
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool, unWasheG. free O,
burrs. pez ID. %; WOOL bury per H. Zia2s; hides
greer. per lb..t 10: do. dry per b. lsalB: sbeol
SKINS green eaah 75al co. do, dry, each Sa6o: q
ikins, green, each, L50al.IS
The Washington herald., 1910-07-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New YU.k. July H.-CATTLE-Receipts 1881
head. Trade opened extremely slow and lower
for all sorts and grades; steers Of l5a25c; bulls
and COWS &c lower: closing weak, with cars Of
cattle unsOld. Common 10 choice steers sold at
425a7.5O per 100 lbs: bulls. 3.75aA55; cows 20oa
ASS; one extra COW. SIS; dressed beef dull and
lover native sides selling al Gale per ID; Texas
beef saeik
LVES-Receipts. 2.435 bead. The market was
slow, and veals, gassers and butteTmilks SLo0 per
100 lbs. lower; Western calves declined &a5oc;
about 300 calves we're carried Over Common 10
choice yeals sold at 70oas.75 per 100 lbs; few
early sales at 1000: bulls 50oa6.5o; grassers and
buttermilks 5ooa550; common Western calves. SIS;
city dressed veals lower at l3al5 country dressed.
l0aiSib
SHEEP AND LAAlBs-Receipts. 67ss head.
Sheep in Light supply and unchanged: lambs opened
slow and &c lower. closed &c lower with cars
unsold. Ordinary 70 prime sheep sold at 30es4.5)
per 100 lbs: common 20 choice lambs, 6.5oas.35; /
car at $50; dressed mutton quiet at sasi4 per ID.
dressed wethers at l0alls; dressed lambs dull and
lower 12al4k.
HOGS-Receirts, 27o3 head. Heavy hogs barely
steady; choice lsht-weights and pigs firm; primo
heavy State hogs cold at t.55 Der 100 lbs. rs4
1910
The Washington herald., 1910-07-28
MAJ EsrATE TRANsFERs.

Potomac Hcghts-squazs 1850. Iot p; Po;onae
Heights Land Company TO Frank Henderson,
ES2.
Potomac Hechts-square 1850. lot a; Potomac
Heights Land Company 20 Blanche Henderson,.
Potomac Heights-sQuare li5z. lots l. ?. 3. 2. 3.
and 60: Potomac Heights Land Company 70
lille W. Aaupin. g.
C0unty-Part u parcel l9-lf; Margaret shughrle
20 William =. Ffanklin. SO
West woodridge-square SIS. lot g; Jasper R.
BaIOu % Zula PITT Bal0u. SO
% street southeast. between Fourth and Fifth
streets-Scuare 81. part ~ l1t g. Hyman
Dodsk 81 TX 20 Mar +. Pratt, $40
Seventh street northwest. between L and N streets-
Square rs part o. lots 3 AID "a Simon Atlas
e ux 90 william r. HodEes SO.
Congress Heights-Lot d. block .; James r. Darity
70 William Howard Morgan. SO.
S street northwest. between Nineteenth and Twen
ueth streets-Square ICE. LOT IA Franklin T.
Sanner et OK. % Edie J. Newell. SO
Eleventh street southeast. between and 6 STREETS
Square c-3. part n lot p Harry L. Robey 4
Richard W Sanders, SIC.
Prospect Hiil-Part q lot 3: Grace H. Brown
and Katherine Il Humphrey 70 sarah c
Humphrey SO
Fcnw0od Heights-Lot a. block /; Wills Il
BnIlnrer q Tx. 10 George ". Palmer, SO.
street northeast between Fifteenth and sixteenu
streets-Sguare 1870 LOT g.; Mamie ID. Couwa
/ y street ucrthea5-. between First and Sec0n
streets-SquaTe 7f2. lot IS. Irving WillhmsU
and 7. Barrett Garter, trustees. 20 Martin J
Flahorty. s.
/ Richmond Park-Square 257. lot So Nc-thwes
Washington Improvement Company 20 Charlie
W. Crowell. SO
/ Fourth street northwest between n and y streeis
/ Square 81 lots A ard B Benjamin F. Raine
] 90 David ID. Chidester. so,
\ Bates street northwest. between FIrst and Thir
/ streets-Square 90. lots i0i % lE. c. Percy No
Glue et Tx. 20 Frank ". Tucker SO.
I 4 street northeast between Thirteenth and Fou
teenth stroets-Square lCs. lot 8; Mary II
! Gooch 90 Mary l. Scott. SIC.
ISIS Columbia street nCrthWcst-Sguare SIS. lot ~
John H. F. Click e. uX- % Joserh Galotta, Sl'
ISIS Columbia street ncrthwest-SQuare SIS. lot Isl
Joseph Gal0tta 20 Lucy CasamaSsa and Tercs
Galotta. SIC
Richmond Park-SquaTe 3S7. lot 3; NuthWe
Washington Improvement Company 20 Kat
anne Enrich. SO
Richmond Park-SQuare 2o6s lots and .; NoTtl
west Washington Improvement Company 20 Il
I ward y Brown SO
The Washington herald., 1910-07-28

Georss s. Harvey et W. % william s. No
Carthy and William F. ouicksau trustees. 10
secure Adam ". Leeman. $500, years, s per
cent seui-annuaIly.
Square &s7-Lot 81 Katharine Enrich to Edward
r. Aiouroe. trustee. 20 secure the Northwest
Washington Improvement Company. E.70.
monthly payments. Der cent PER annum-
Square 366-Lots ] and o Edward y. Brown %
Edward r. Moaroe. trustee. 20 secure The North
west Washington Improvement Cl-pc1y,
E052.&. ! 20 ~ months. 5 per cent Or aunurn-
Square 8s7-Let g; CharlEs ". cruEFeil % Eiward
r Monroe. trustee, 20 secure TIE Northwest 5-
Washington Improvement Company l.5N. 10
lC months per cent per auuurz-
Square l66l-L0ts . and 5, Edwin C. Gr1han, % w
20 American Security and Trust Company % Sc
cure the National Savings and Trust Company
$3.50. years. per cent. scIll-anr;aly-
SQUARE s-5-Part q lot q. Richard ". Sanders e
Ux. 20 the Washington Loan and Trust Com
pluy trustee 90 secure tIe Equitable Co-orc-4-
tive Building Association. 500.
Square 6E-Lot i39, Leopold Aloeller e. TX 10
John ID. C0ughlan and Harry S Welch. trus-
tees. % secure Charles Z. Marsh. Sion. year,
per cent. semi-aruually,
Square 72-Lot S.; Elizabeth n Tucker e. vir 20
Edmond Firzcerald and John J. Feesn. trustees.
% secure Enterprise SERIAL Building Associa-
ton S.eo.
Pleasant Plains-Lct s2l. Edna P Berry q VIZ 20
the National Savings apd Trust Company trls-
zee. % secure the American Security and Trust
Company. S.oo, years. per cent, semi
annually.
square gs-Lot 50: Annie L. welch Town night
and as glariiaul 70 james J. Becker and
George O. AcElWee. trustees. 20 secure the
Real Estate Title Insurance Company, 2.5o,
years 5 Der cent. seui-auuuaIy.
/ Square lo50-Lots 81 and IS; George ". Barsr1au
60 ux. 20 Charles ID. LiebermaDn and Andrew
/ B. Duvau. trustees % secure Gertrude Lutz
$500 5 yeaB per cent, semi-aunuauy
( Square sl-Part q lot 9; MARI II. Pratt 10 An
]
! 20 secure LYMAN Dodek. $500 years. 5 PEI
cent semi-anuu8lly. same % William Z. Am
hrose and Leon A. Block. trustees. 70 seclrl
same s. SO, monthly payments per cent pe
annum.
! SQUARE S3-Part q lot Is. William H. Oliver e
NIX 20 james Berry and Arthur Can. trustees
20 seclre the Perpetual Building Association
500
The Washington herald., 1910-07-28
DEEDS OF TRTsT.

Square Ts5-Lot S.. Martin J. Flaherty TO John @.
Brooks and Robert Lee OBrn, trustees. % Sc
cure Irving Williamson and J. Barrett trustees,
$50 ] and . years. per cent Semiaunpaly.
Clifhourne-Lot 81; John 3. Sieman. r.. % John
Chester and II. d. Gordon trustees. n secure
Eliza5etS Chester. 5fO years. 5 per cent
seni-annualy,
Square 95-Lot 81; Joseph Galotia 20 Bruce Cleve-
land and Charles S. Muir. trustees. 90 secure
John II. F. Click s. 900 3 years. 6 Der cent
seni-annually Same n same ~ secure same
s. %. 7 70 g months. per cent Ter annUm.
Square g57-Lot =, Thomas W Subhlefeld % ux.
% Charles u. Liebemann and Pheian G. Hawn.
trustees. 20 secure Daniel McFarlsn. Slo000 3
years. Uer cent. emi-Gnnualiy.
Columbia Heights-Lot s. block So: Augusta e.
AIotz to ". Taylor Birch and James f. Oyster.
trustees. 20 secure the Washington Realty Com
pany. 8 600. 3 years 81 PER cent semi annually
Square 6S5-Part Of lot 2; Henrietta S. Rousseau
70 George G. Getman, trustee % secure O..
Maitland Piper. $50 payable February =. 1872
per cent semi-an1ually.
Square 252-Interest in lots 2 and 3 and 3 TO 3;
The Washington herald., 1910-07-28
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. July Z.-ouotations BY Baltimore Fruit
AID Produce Association are as follow:
BUTTEB-C resmcry. fancy, per H., 2a2sis do.
choice. Der H.. 2saEls; DO. good. Der h.. a6aE
do. imitation. per h.. 2la3: do. prints. Der b.
sOaS2; do blocks. pcr To-. 2sa5l; lndle. Ter ID.
p: Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls h. .: Ohio
rolls Per d.. q IVES, Virginia rolls, per 10. q;
store-packcd. per h. q Maryland. Virginia aud
Pennsylvania dairy prints, per H., q process bat
ter. per H.. 2ia&.
EGGS-NIaryland. Pennsylvania, and nearby fTsts.
per doz. Is; Western irsts. per doz.. IS West Viz
gnia hrsts per doz.. Il; Southern frsts, Per doz..
Is: guinea egEs per doz-. SAG.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens spring II lbs. and
over. Per b. Halls: do. small and medium. l7als;
old hens per h., heavy, L; do. small 10 medium.
Il; old ROSTERS per h.. II; spring. large per ID.
IS: do. small 70 medium, IS ducks. small pr b..
u: do muscovy and mongrel. per h.. l2al3; do.
spring. lbs and over. per h.. l5al6; DO, smaller,
lSaH; pigeons. young rer pair Is; do. old. per
pair % guinea fowl, old. each. g.
POTATOES-White. Bappahannock, Ter large Dbl.
115aL5: do Norfolk. Der bill, l-25al3S; do,
York River. pT Dbl. llOaL25; Eastern shore
Maryland. per Dbl. No. l. Looal-l5; sweets, yellow,
per Dbl. North Carolina. 5.Ooa550 yams, North
Carolina. Der BIOL bright. 40oa4.5o.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-Appl
Early Harvest per Dbl, fancy, 125al60; do. small
7salO; do, Ter ls-bb. has. 5oa6o; do Der box
Sa4O: bets native per bunch 2a2ia: cantaloupes
York River. per crate, 5oaL0; do, per bas.. g5a5
Z do Potomac per crate, 50al00; carrots native
per bunch lisa2 corn. native per doz.. sugar. 5al2
do Virginia per doz.. Salo; cucunbcrs. native per
S-bas. 25aS5; eggplants. Norfolk. Oct crate. zoo
/ 80; huckleberries Eastern shore. Maryland pei
Qt Ca6l5; onions. Rappahannock Per bbl.. Loo
200: 90. per abb has. 75as5; do, Maryland ant
/ Virginia. white per DBL, Ls5aLD; do. Maryland
and Pennsylvania yellow, per bus, soAs5; peaches
Florida and Georgia. per crate. 5oal.25; do. Mary
/ land and Virginia per box. 4oae0; do. per %-bas.
2a4o: DO. fancy. Per has. 40a60; do. per carrier
3la50: pears. Eastern Shore, per has S5a5o plums
Maryland and Virginia. per bas.. 25ai0; raspbenies
red per pint 4; do. black per Of. sasis; squash
native. per has, l2i1al5; green beans. native, pc
bus box 5ta75 wax beans native. per bus. 5Oa6o
/ tomatoes. Potomac. PER 6baG carrier. S5a60; do.
/ Raprahannock. per carrier. $780, do. Easter
/ Shore Maryland. per carrier 30ae0; do, native
/ ger ss-bas e5a70: watermelons. Georgia, each. al
to size. loa2o; do. North Carolina. Per 100 500,
900.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-28
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

ouotatioDs furnished by w. B. Hibbs 3 %.
members OF the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibos
Building
Chicago. July ,2.-Wheat opened about he lower
and was under pressure the early part OF the day.
rallying sharpyy after noon The weakness IN Tor
egn markets and continued selling b. tho country
proved discouragne t. holders. and caused more or
less liquidation with considerable short selling sea-
board wired that there was little business dong
again IN winter wheat for tho continent Demand
in the Southwestern markets was reported good
Northwestern markets were weak. Cash demand AZ
Minneapolis poor.
Local cars. lJ6. with $50 estimated for tomorrow.
The weather map showed no rain over the corn
belt which resulted in a higher opening but prices
did not hold the market settling back full cent
bushel rallying later on continued reports Of hot
weather In the Southwest. Commission houses were
good buyers on the decline. The market Is Still a
purely weather proposition.
Local cas, n, with l6i estimated for tomorrow.
Oats were weak, due 20 heavy selling pressure In
the way OF hedges against the movement from the
country Prices firm; up from tiEe 10 time IL
sympathy with other grains
Local cars. l76, with Jas estimated FOR tomorrow
Packers again led in buying Of provisions IN The
nearby lard and ribs. large Western packer wa
a free buyer Of January product The lOc advanc'
IN the hog market was the chief bull incentive
though indications early Improvement IN easl
I a.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-28
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Nd. july E.-WHEAT-Spot- contract,
1ooal.OOis spot No. red Western. los; July looa
LOOK; August 19o3sal.005; September, Lol'salol's;
December. less; steamer. No. red, g. Receipts
II Sc bushels Southern. by sample, GalO; South
ern on grade sHsa1olis.
CORN-Spot. contract 70i5 Receives. l2iA
bushels.
OATs-Ssock in elevators 1852 bushels ship
ments from elevators. 1852 bushels. White. No ?.
as 20 weight s9l99ia: do. No. g. 90 weight, Hi5
ASH: do No. 4 as 10 weight. Flsaii: do. mixed.
No 2 NlsaE. nominal; do. 10. g. i5i1aB
RYE-St0ck IN elevators IS us hushel2 No. .
Western domestic. Saasz, No. 9 Western. domestic.
T6a7s bag lots. tn quality and condition. Oars
FLOUR-Wnter extra. nev. 3ga375. do. clear.
new Al5a4a5: do. straight. new Asoai65; do. pat.
emit new. 1aa55. spring clear. +sai-7s; de-.
straght 55la5T5: do. patent e.ooas25; city mills
best patent go; do. high grade patent. us; do.
straight. SIS; choice family 40; extra. 3Sa3T5:
re hour medium 70 choice. iz5al5oi eorHnsal. pr
! l0o lbs L5CeI.A
The Washington herald., 1910-07-28
Criminal Court No. /.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. E053. United States Ts. John ]. McPherson
robbery; bench Warnnt returned cepi committed
No. 21llA United States vs. Richard H. Smith
pgriury nolle pros. entered.
40. 2lfT. United states Ts. David Simon and
Morris Robinson: forgery; bench warrant ordered
issued defendant No. Is bail fixed az $500: bench
warrant returned cepi; defendants committed
No. 22i2 United States W. Alice Collins; grand
larceny; sentenced 20 imprisonment for two years
in place 20 be designated by Attorney General
81 the United States.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-28
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. July E.-Live hogs were generally 30
higher The receipts were estimated az 1900 head;
left ever from yesterday. 200; estimated receipts
tomorrow 1900. Bulk o. prices s.5oas.T5: lights.
s6579 To- mixed and butchers sZ5lS90. heavy. ga
SIS. rough hsayy 795as21; yorkers, sOoaal0; pigs,
s.65aa0o.
Cattle were steady az loc lower: estimated Re
ceiuts 200 bead. Beeves. A75aS0. COWS and
heifers. 250aT5o; Texas steers. 55oa55o; stockers
and feeders 40CaG25: Western. 475a6.e1
Sheep we're l0c higher; estimated receipts Is 900
head Natives 27Oaf.5Q; Western. 26oai.5o; year
Ing 4Ea575; lambs. 4.75a7 60: Western lambs.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-28
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

salos-Regular call Il O'Clock aoon.
Washington Railway & Electric As. $500 At @h
Capital Traction. 10 az l2Sit.
Washington Railway & Electric pfd., 10 AZ SEA-
AIsrgenthaler, 10 az Zi&
Lincoln National Bank. 10 AZ 80. at 80
After call:
Washington Railway & Electric As. 500 at s.. so
90 s4ls 500 at S4h.
Following are me BID and asked prices on yesfer
days Washington Stock Exchanges:
GAS BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-28
wAsHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Eztra. per cwt 65oa7.Oo; 90. butehsf.
50a5 so. do common. G0oaAO0
HOGs-Per cwt.. gross. SO; do. ordinary. 500.
sHEEP-Prime. A5la5o0: do. common. 3ooaLoo.
LAlIBS-Fancy sning, 1l4as; fall, choice, PER D..
Sas3s, do medium T.
CALvEs-Prme, Per ID. sasis do. medium. n;
do. common g.
COWS-Prime fresh. each. 55.aoal5o0; do, coz
MN. 6.0oaSO00: do. old end dry. l0.00al5o0.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-28

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Habeas corpus No. So. In re William Rogue
petition dismissed and writ discharged
Hsbeas corpus No 53. In re Morris Robinson;
same.
No. 2iZ2 Bailey, trustee. vs., Mccarthy; order
for sale. Attorneys ". +. Columbus and Lyon d
Lyon-R +. Downing ard G. A. Berry.
No. &l79. Henniug vs. Lynch; auditors repor.
confirmed and distribution ordered Attorneys.
Ralst0n & Siddons-W F. Ambrose.
No. Z333- Hammond vs. Weaver ct al. time 70
take testimony extended, Attorneys, John RidOut-
o. z. NJ Brown.
No. 8l5O. Colston vs.. johnson e al same. Al
tmnes. c. &. James--S T. Thomas and Joan
RidOut
No. Z5E. HW vs.. Rudolph e. all r1l0 dis
charged. Attorneys J. B. Daish and ]. G. Howard
Mckinney & Flannery, 3. J. McCauley. and L. q
williamson
The Washington herald., 1910-07-28
UNION LODGE ENTERTAINs.
Py1hians Have Prominent Members
of Order rs Guests.

Union Lodge, No. D. Knights Of
Pythias, had several prominent members
Of the order from out of town as their
guests at their meeting at Pythian Tenn
pie last night The guests included p c.
Cray. OF Idaho; J. W. Carr, Of Houston,
Tex: ]. C. Heating. Of Indianapolis. Ind,
and w. 3. Harding. Of Charleston. s. c.
A short musical programme was given.
After the business meeting. the members
and their guests enjoyed a smoker and
social session.