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New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
DEATH OF L. H. STEVENS
London Coroner Investigating
Case of Greenwich Man.

London June pa coroners hVesu-
CATION this evening revealed the 1act that
Lyndon H. Stevens, wealthy resident Oh
Greenwich, Conn. died mystertously yes
terdav at the Grand Hotel Mr.. stevens
was found dead in bed under clrcum-
stances indicating poisoning, The autopsy
however did not substantiate this theory.
and the coroners inquiry has been ad-
io1,rned. pending an analysis of the
stomach.
Mr.. Stevens is said to have broken
down from, overwork He had been abroad
for several months.
Greenwich. Conn. June 22-Friends Of
the family of Lyndon H Stevens. who
died suddenly in I.onon, say that death
was cause by heart failure brought on by
several severe attacks of influenza. Mr.
Stevens was accompanied by his wife when
he went abroad. hut she returned nome
three weeks ago and is now in New
York with her daughter
lyndon Hovt stevens. president of the
Batopilas Mining Company, was porn III
this state in December, 1872, ana altei
having been graduated from Troy UnlVer-
sitv in 1862 entered the Union Army III
which he served until incapacitated because
of wounds received at Gettysburg After
leaving the army he studied law ana was
admitted TO the bar in 1867. Mr.. stevens
had baen connected with the Batopllas
Mining Company for more than twenty
,,aars and was regarded as an authority
~ tho silver mining industry He was also
ora.ide,+ IF the Greenwich Board of Trade
He leaves besides his wife two daughters
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23

Miss Garden will appear there on ma
jority of these nights. il is expected The
length of her enga cement in this country
next season has not been definitely fixed.
but Mr.. DippeI said she would sing here at
least three months and perhaps Longer.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mrs Thomas j. Fair-Communicate hor1s
at once on account OF husbands critical ILL
ness BRANTFORD
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
UNDERWRITERS

FRANK f. CAMPBELL. 241-s West 2sd 81.
Chapels. Private Rooms. Private Ambulancea
Tel 1924 Chelsea.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-21

ti0aal Savings and Trust Company. trustee, "a
SECURE the American Security and Trust Company
GUARDIAN. $50 and the American Security
and Trust Company trustee. Ss.To years, }
Der cent senli-anuually.
Square 5i6s-LOts IS le and IS; square 5R9 lots
l69 III. and l7s; James Henry Brown to the
National SaFin9 and Trust Company trustee,
10 secure the American Security and Trust
Company. trustee. S6l0, monthly payments, -
per cent, semi-snuusily.
lie Dr0it Park-i.ot 3 block Il, Wade Ii. Atkinson
et Tx. 20 Thomas r. woodward and William II.
Saunders trustees, 10 secure Nimot W. TreF.
Si.50. years. pr osnt ssEni- snnu2lly.
Washington Heiglts-I'srt Of lot 3 block 2; Harold
Z. Doyle Ct w. 70 Edward J. stellwsgen and
George + Hamilton trustees 10 secure Thomas
NJ Gale. 2cD ! and years per cent, semi
annually.
Square ls52-Lots l and . Gertrude A. Doyle ct
viz Harold T., TO George F. Fleming and
Edward l. Hilyer, trustees, % secure William
l.. Crane s409. ; years. per cent, SEMI
annually.
Square SOo-Lot s.; Mary Elizabeth snApp ct Vir
70 Fred Mckee and Robert Lee O'B1en. trls-
tees. 70 seclFe Robert v Bloxton, s. so years.
So per cent semi annually. Same 10 Robert
Les O'Brien and Alvin &. Belt. trustees. u
secure james Martin, Size, monthly paynents,
PSF cent per snHam-
SQUARE 39-PaEt Of lot /: square 20. lots 81 q
and p; square 20. part q lot ?; square %9
part Il lot .; square -. lots and 9; squzrt
as. lots 20 s; square 81, part Of lots ls and
a; square 50. part q lots and 5; Mary ".
HeiberEeT u Charles Linkins and George r
Linkins, trustees, 20 secuTe james l. Crawford
S6o.o0o. payable November Is 1914. per cent
quarterly.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-21
POSTAL REVENUES INCREASED
Nearly 10000 Offices Maintained in
United States.
First Assistant Urges Thirty Days
Leave for Clerks and
Letter-carrferS.

According TO the annual report OF First
Assistant Postpaster General Grand1eld,
the number Of post-offices in the United
States on June 50, 1910. was 5s.5S0 and the
gross postal revenues for the last fiscal
year amounted 10 81. lbs, so. an increase
OF so, &c., "a. The expenditures Of the de-
partment were S229. 81. 224. an increase of
S,97S. l2l. or 4 per cent. the deficit being
SS4S.5 as compared with S1I4n.7l9 for
the preceding year.
The First Assistant repeats his recon-
mendatiOns made in previous reports that
thirty days leave Of absence with pay be
allowed post-office clerks and city letter
carriers, instead of the fifteen days now
allowed
The report says that when the new
post-office building in New York is COM
pleted IL may be possible 10 discontinue
the Hudson Terminal Station. for which
a rental of $1,000 per annum is paid,
1T will of course" the report adds.
BE necessary 10 maintain a downtown
post-office at the present main office. The
transfer Of a large portion of the office
force 10 the new building will materially
reduce the expense Of transporting the
mails. since all such mails that are car
ried over the Pennsylvania Railroad can
be dispatched at the new Office without
hauling and trucking"
The Washington herald., 1910-12-21
Building Permit. Issued.

The following building permits were
issued yesterday;
To Edwin Casson-For one two-story
brick and stone store and dwelling at
Fps North Capitol street northwest:
architect B. s. Simmons: builder, An
drew Gleeson: estimated cost. $1,000
To Charles H. Taylor-For two two
story frame and stucco dwellings at 2922
and 1884 Maconb street northwest:
architect and builder. C. II. Taylor; es-
timated cost, 5000.
To the Southern Building Corporation
TO install three electric passenger ele-
vators at Fifteenth and II streets north
west. contractor, Otis Elevator Com
pany: estimated cost. S1&500
To the Southern Building Corporation
To install one combined passenger and
freight elevator at Fifteenth and II
streets northwest; contractor. OTIS Ele-
vator Company; estimated cost, $500
The Washington herald., 1910-12-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

City dressed native beef sides slow at S1aIea per
pound. London cables Quoted live cattle at London
BATS; refrigerator beef. 9aa9A per pound. Liver
pool same market unchanged at 9ikalOi4 No expots
OF heeTes or dressed beef from this port to-day.
GALN hS7- Receipts, so head. Neals about steady
Western calves SLOW; prices hardly lower. Common
70 choice Yeals at 7.0All.00: common medium and
Western calves. Assoc. Dressed calves SLOW but
steady at l2sal65z for city dressed and aal4 for
country dressed
sHEEr AND LAMBS Receipts. /. SIS head. Very
little inquiry today for either sheep or lambs The
bulk Of stock held over. Medium sheep at $50 per
100 pOunds; ordinary 70 good lambs at 600as 5.
Dressed mutton SLOW at 6lzas1s per pound: dressed
lambs 9all. Country dressed dollhouse lambs IN
changed at &O0aIL00 per carcass.
HOGS-Receipts, 6lS head. Prices steady to
strong. Good State hogs at so per 100 pounds;
light pigs At $50. County dressed hogs steady at
Sails per pound.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-21

Square 1903. lot n6; Wade II. Atkinson e. III
10 James d. Risiou so.
Bcuning Heights-Square 5s3, lot I'D Claud Law
inEston ct w. 20 Charles II. Nustaum, SO.
Co1neeticut Avenue TerTaee-SQuare ni8. l0t Is:
Fultm r. GOr1Ou et III. To Katharine Lawn
Chie4ester-I.ot q; Bernard G. Brown It W 70
J. Harry shannon. so
Chevy Chase square ls5s lot and no-th part Of
lot 4; Fulton r. Gordon et u. % AleaAndez
BAN. 28.
4 street northeast between North CAROLINA avenue
and Fourteeuth Ereat-Square 1856, lots 2, ?,
and a. George f. BaeT e ux. % Herman X
HOaenstein &o0l.
H1csenth street northeast-SquaTe s5, lot q
Katherine A. Reed and Louise Reed Bntton TO
Emma slater so
z3 M street southwest-SQuare 5ii. part Of lot J.
William A. TaieIa ct W. 70 William n. aothers
head e ux-. SO
INC Fifth street. no-fheast-square sb. lOt 81:
Josephine Perkins I'm q Tx. 70 Arthur b.
Evans and Carrie G. Exams SO.
Floral Hill-Square $3.50 let IS the Washington
LON and Trust Company. trustee, TO Alien A
Murray and Fredcrick Wieneke, 500.
r street and FLORIDA avenue noEthgest-SQuare 20
lot ;; Charles 3. Caywood and BenaJnin Garrett,
trustees. 20 Thomas }. Lea. 500.
Columbia Heiehts-SaHREe KS l0t >; sarah =
C0ruweH 10 George C. Ross. SO
Seventeenth stncet southeast. hetseen and G
str7ets-Squarb l0s7 lots 81 s.. 81 s. and 46
SO
Columbia Fl eghts-Lot q. block q; Tandy 4. Man
pm 10 FrsdCricI l. Fagt SO
North RAndle HighlAIsds-SqgzTe SIS iots IS. Is
and 3 square $50, lots l69, IL and rs: Amer
can Security and Trust Company. trustee. 20
James Henry Brogsn SO
I'D CounecticIt afenue fzorthvest-Square 50 LOT
s.; American Security and Tr1st Company. trus
tec 10 RObsTt G. wilkins. 81 46o.75.
Norris rad southeast-Sluare SOS lots s. and a.
James r. Campbell Il ux 20 Lila r. Davis. SO
lie Drlit PaTk-Lol 3 block Il: Benning Heights
square 5S4. lot $50; Charles II. Nusshawn 20
Wade Il Atkinsan. SIC,
Dobhins' Addiu0n-Squsre 800. lot q JAMES Mar
Tin ct ux To Man Elzabeth Suapp. SO.
Washington Heights-Part q lot s. block 2. Ahret
Walton Fleming. uustee, to Harold Z. Doyle,
S&3
Washington Heights-Part Of lot 5 block ?; Harold
r Doyle et TX. 20 Edward J. Steuwagen, SO
Prospect street northwest, between Potomac and
Thiry-thizd s,reets-Seriare 1919. part 81 lot p
May A. Gingell 10 Charles II. Hurley. SO
nj COrcoran street northwest-Sduare 20. subIot r.
Guy H. johnson and James r. Archer trustees,
70 Luther r. Cannon &.G0
I'D Connecticut aFenue-Square 10. lot s.. Amer
can Security and Trust Company. guardian, TO
Robert {. wilkins, 2G5l-5.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-21

Circuit Court No. I.
81 sTcE ANDERSON.


No, 5551 Influential & BickaH " Carson Il
al time To file transcript extended. Attorneys Ii.
" Whoatley-H. J. Quinn and l. A. Bailey.
No. SS7s. Ward e al. " Varneli: death Of de
PENDANT suggested.
Habeas Corpus No. 81. In re Maria Laura Tarzn-
tno; writ Of habeas eoTpvs issued 20 Dr, W. 4.
White superintendent Government Hoaital for the
Insane fTeturshae DeCenbeT q 1914
Hsbeas Corpus No SIS IN re Wiley Godfrey
wit uf hahEas corpus isuei 10 Aulick Palmer.
United States marshal ret1rnable forthwith.
No. g9l6i T0gDeI Saunders e9 al and
No. 100. Truxton vs. Same; on trial Attnr-
neys, Happier & MeTiilst-J. S. FlanneEy, Hayden
Jchnsou. and Berry 4 Minor.
No. 5lA6 Connolly Va Gosslin et al. motions
for new trial aud Tor Judgment fled Attorneys.
n. j. Coibert-L A. Bailey.
Assignments Tor to-day.
No. s.. Towner ct al. IS. Saunders. TruBdle Il
al. Attorneys. Happier & MeriIlzt and Hayden
Johnson-Berry & Minor.
No. III. Wright - Washington RaTfWay and Fec
the Company. Attorneys. Bradiey-DOugas & Hoover.
No. L. Prichard u. Baltimore and ONO Rail-
rad Company e al. Attorneys. Donoghue-Ham-
ilton, Colbert. N@Ees & Hamilton.
No. q. Jones Is. Anac1stia and Potomac River
Railway Company. Attornsys Ambrose. Happier 4
MeTillat-DaTiington.
No. q Cphen W. United States Exrres Con
rang. Attorneys. Brosnan & Tobrn--Birney.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-21
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- NO. are Rholesale.


BUTfER-crearnery, fancy, 3laSIh Western hrstz
52a5z1s; s=cunds 9aZ91z; process. fancy, g
CHEESE-NeW YORK State factory new lsrge
l6alTh
EGGS-Near-by fresh Virginia 5aG West VIZ.
ginia and Southwest Virginia, sa33 rennesze
5ia35
POuLfRY-CAickens. spring. per ID. l3 hens
p; ROSTERS. 10; turkeys. l5aD ducss Halls; cesse
l0aI3
Observation-Disclosures. No. l. per bus, 5ea75
PER bbI.. LEal.75; No. . Dbl, 75aL0O sweets per
Dbl, L5oa200; vans per bE. L25al-75: eslcImbers
hothonse, s0al.0o per doz. oui0ns sea95 Per bus
Brussels sprouts. pr qt l21al5: cabbagp per ID.
* kale, Per bbl., eoal.0oi eggplant. 40Oa50O per
crate Florida cyInlings per basket 2502Ts: sauaA,
per Dbl, Locals string beans per basket. 4aa
7O9; lettuce, per basket 25Oa35c; eauliho,ser. DIT
bb-, 27oaA-50; tomatoes homegrown, per box, 2OOa
800; celery. per crate Z25as-50; doz Ass5; turnirs
per box. 1850; rItabagas. pr bbi., L5A20D; beta
100 bsrnches. L50aAOO; spinach, per bbl. 20az Is:
p0pcorh. per b. Sc
The Washington herald., 1910-12-21
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hbbs s Co.
members Of ths Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibos
Building.
Chicago. Dec. 0-The wheat market oTened a
shade higher and has ruled strong al day. Prics
advanced ab0ut lc from the low point q yesterday.
Continued TAX Of dry weather ia the Southwest
seemed 10 ha the chief bull incentive. Outside mar
kets showed about the sane amount OF strength As
or own. There Ess no Improvement IN TIE cash
demand
Com ruled nrmer in sympathy with the strength
In wheat. Offerings were light and there vas
some buying By wheat bulls. SHIPPING demand very
light with cash prices for sample lois hc higheE.
The movement kesps very large.
Oats pTica frzctiCnally higher with other grains
Cash houses were sellers OF December. with local
professionals the best buyers Cash pTicfs &C higher
with q shade better demand.
Provisions 0peHed steady 20 a shade higher. bat
soon advanced under liberal covering By shorts Ia
May and January products, and market ruled strong
The Washington herald., 1910-12-21
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN Wheat new. per bushel. Sass. corn.
shelled. old. Gh60: new SSa59; new ear Der bbI
275a30o: old, 32ai00; oats. Western white. No. 2
Per bushel. Eai6; do. mixed S9s45; bran. per ton.
$50; middling. per ton zoo
HAY AND S1RAN-HAy. Western, No. L Is50a
mo-; No. ls50al9 90: mixed IAOoaI7 80: straw we
bundle, I05all00; straw. ne machine thrash 6.OOa
80: straw, wheat, PER ton. 55cae.OO: straw, oat
per ton 650a7m.
SEEDS-hed clover. pes b1shel. s2sa95: alsika.
clover per bushel l000alo5O: white clover per bush
ei. i600al809; timothy. per bushei. GOkas 70. bne
grass, per bushel 30oz35o; orchard grass Der bush
el 2ooa2 10 redtop grass. per h.. I5ssf7; alfalfa.
per bushe I0O0aI30
The Washington herald., 1910-12-21
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

baltimore, Dec n FL0UR-Winter extra. 3Ta
$50; do. clear. 3Sa4D; do, straight, ISa4 90; do
patent A6a4.l5; spring clear. new. 38a4 g. do
straight 50oa5.25; do. patent 5Oa5z5 %; City MfIs'
best patent, 6.ooi do. high grade patent as. do
high-grade straight, 495; do. choice family. 40:
do, extra 3aaA0: rye -four. medium TO cso8cs.
AsosA-z; ooZnmeal. 10 his LSaI.A Buckwhsat
hour. per 100 lbs, 2@a22
OA1S-stoek IN elevators. z6sI bus shipments
nun elevators. SEz bus. No. 9 white ssaSs1
standard white, aS.aSs; No white, s7lSasz: No
white, 21LaSTA
BARIsEY-Stoek in elevators Ilo bus M
ments from elevators. 100 bus
RIE-Siock m elevators. 1876 bus; shipments
from eiesators l.G1 bus No. ! rye, Western do
nestle, Sas0; No. we. domestic Sass: bag loss
as 10 quality and condition, 7sas0; No rye, West
ern domestic. Gas: Ne. ne near By, saS2
The Washington herald., 1910-12-21
NEW YORK MONEY.

New YOTs. Dee 4-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at 81 per cent; highest. 81
lowest. p. closing at ~ per cent. Most OF the
leans were made al 37s per cent.
There was no particular feature in the days time
money mardet. but the general tone exhibited the
same ease as was noted yesterday Rates la4H per
cent for thirty and sixty days pr cent for ninety
days and four months 4aiE Ter cent for I've and SIX
months.
Mercantile paper was not active bat was bought
in fair volume here and elsewhere. Merchants
sought accommodation moderately. Rates 5asiA p1f
cent for sixty to ninety days indoTsed bills receiy
able and choice four TO six months single names.
57ia5 fcr cent for Others.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-21
MONEY LOANED ON DISTRICT or
PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Dec 2-EGGS- Maryland. PnzsyfEz-
ma. and nearby frs;z. p= d0z, 3; Eastern ehofe
Maryland. and NHginia. 3. Western htsts. g:
Southern frStS. 81 West VIsgi IA fgsts q; gaiae.
eggs. pr doz. fal6
Bu1TEh-CTrsmeTy. fancy. pr n asASz: Do
ehosee. 2sAS; do. good. Aaz5; DO. imitation Da25:
do. print. Saio; do. blocks. SlaS2; isdle pr III
z243; Maryland and Pennsylvania, rolls per h. IA
.; Ohio rolls. aA9: West Virginia rolls zlas
stnreTacxed. per Ii. q; Maryland. Virginia. aud
PENNSYLVANIA dairy prints. q process butter. 1az
LIVE POUDT1tf-Chickens. young ehoics, per
II, Z; Go, rough and poor. 10. cd heH psr
h. bezsy. z: old do snaI to medium. II: cd
roozters. pr IL. 9; ducks. odd per H., I2alS; do
young white Pekins. fat. per b.. a; do, young
MnsDsy and monEre Is; do, puddle. Old. per ID .
EAis; pigeons. Old. per pair. %: do, young per
pair. %: guinea fowl. young. II Ia and over ezsh
20. 20. young, small each. Is; DO. Old. each. 3;
geese, near b. per h.. Is Western and Southssn
r1ls; DO. Kent County. n; turkeys. young. Ifs
and over PR ID. BAL; do, cid, IS do., rough aud
pox Ea1z
The Washington herald., 1910-12-21
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.

Estate Of William Z. Titcumb: lstteTs testsmsntary
granted % Alice L. TItoomb; bond SOa. Attor-
neys. Nath. and c. T. Wilson and z. =. Lesh
Estate Of Dora NJ. Kelly; order TO pay out certain
SUMS Attorney, +. S. Perry.
Estate Of Daniel Sweeney; letters testamentzry
granted to Thomas H Hall and Nicholas. Riley; bond
500 Attorney. G. +. Hoover.
In re Nina c. Mackall ct al: Eva r. Maekan
appointed guardian; bond. sen. Attorney, C. W.
Arth
Estate Of Catherine NJ. Cconey: order cCrrecdng
records Attorney II. Z. MoultHn.
Estate of Eleen =. LelnlCy; John S. Blair ap-
pointed guardian; bond s. 90. Attorney, ]. s.
Blair
Estate of Mary NJ. De MOntreFiIle; win dated
June T. 1903, sled
Estate Of Mary A. Brrpnsn petition for letters
testamentaTy. Attorney, L Tobrner,
The Washington herald., 1910-12-21
Circuit Court No. z.

No. 5l6s1- Taylor Weber; oTdcF granting lease
10 K. =. HudckGPeT attorney. - Withdraw appear
anes Tor plaintiff. Attorney L. Tobriner
No. sl5L United States q rel Moshenoel vs..
District Of Columbia allowing respondents % with
draw Exhibit A." Attorney. l. II. Thomas.
10. 50i52 BoTee IS HYDE. bin Of exceptions At
torucys. Baker Shelby & Hogan and Neksn Wilson
-iioFion & Gordon and J. s. Easls-sFalth
No. 1854 Jolly Administrative. "a Adams; on
trial. Attoueys ". ), Lsmtert and +. II. Yeat-
mani j. Darlington.
Assignments for to-i47
No SOL. snruw ". Staples Attorneys. Jackson,
NichG & Johnson-Syule & Woodarsi
NJ. lH Steward IS Staples e al Attosnsyz,
Williams Thomas. Bieaey & Woodard.
No. I9Pz. Turner vs.. Washington Terminal Com
pzuy. Attorneys. Forrest & Mitchell-Hamilton
No. TO- Taylor vs.. Weber. Attoneys. McNamzra
& Huidckoper- Tosriner
The Washington herald., 1910-12-21
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Dec. a-IiTe hogs we're quiet and
steady. Estimated receipts 30n BuR Of prizes
f.5a77o light, 7.1a7.79; mixed and butchers. T.aaa
10: heavy, ISoel-70 yorkers. TsOaT70; pigs Goa
Cattle were strong. Estimated receipts 500
BecFes, A5ez9.25; and heifeEs 24oas Is: Tens
steers AZaS0; Western. 4l05.90; stoekers and
feede1s 340a5S
sheep we're strong Estimated receipts 9ou.
NATIVES. 25oa4so Western. 265a5 %; yesrIinss 4sas
as. lambs. A254g50.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-21
Equity Court No. 4.
JUST!CE STAFFORD.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. 2Si2 Douglas vs. Altman; leave 10 make
parties defendant granted Attorneys. I. Il naTid
w. c. Baidersson, Hamilton. Colbert. Yerkes *
Hahilton, L. /. Gies and l.. j. Mather.
No. 268. Washington Brick and Terra Gotta
Company vs. Mcdonnell; same Attorneys. G. C.
Gertman and John Ridout-J. A. Burkart. Bates
Warren. and W. H. Sholes.
No. &sI2 Simpson rs simpson; rule returnable
December 3 Attorney Alfred d. Smith and C.
f. richardson. s. Easby-Smith
No. 1850. Turner " Uhinan; decree pro >on-
fesSO. Attorney. Alfred D. Smith.
No. Hsla Ray Va Ray; alimony ordered paid
Attorneys NJ. T. c1inkscaies-M. Il o'Brien.
In re amaes1 Charles Kline; referred to an
dit0r.
No. 9s6 jenkins W sybe1; title vested in
plaintiff b. adverse possession Attorney, H. w.
Sohon-
Assignments for toSsy;
No. n. Rockwell "a Tracy Attorneys, Lectie,
Fulton Cox-Daringten.
No. q Benjamin BENJAMIN. Attorneys
Jones' & Clinkscales-SmIth.
No - Arlington Arlington Attorness
LYMAN Hewlett.
Douglas. Archer Msekey Johns5a, and Darr.
No. 20 Thomas FS Gordon. Attorneys Wilson
s BarSsdze-Owens & Gordon.
No 81. Robinson vs.. Robinson. Attorneys, New
myer-Quinn
Equity Court No. =
JUSTICE GOULD.
No zT9. Harris " Harris: ruie returnabls De
cpmher q Attorneys r. B. Rhodes-F. Peyton. J.
Ned. CaYringon, @. CarTington. and ]. L Taylor.
No. 2E3. AgEsew ct al. ~ Mason. &c, Il al
title vested 10 complainant by adverse possesaan
Attorney. g. T.. Williams
No. Gsg7. West W. Nea: refIence 70 examiner
Attorneys. b. L. Gaskirs-W. C. Chase, NJ W.
Cluksclles. and L. n King.
No. E6l9. DAVIS Is Clage1 ct al order no
eoHfesso. Attorneys. p. NJ. Brown and W. II.
Holloway
No. 3E6. Thorn % Thorn e al. doTee to
pay, Attorney, !. Is. LaTpeT
Ia re Quhaeyl SUSIE 8 Ely; order arproying ae-
count fixing bond and 20 invest fund.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-21
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Rsgular cal. z O'Clock noon:
Washington Gas Is 500 a. nv, 400 at il0sz.
Potomac Electric cons s.. s.. coo al 100
Washington Railway & Electric I'D. 10 at $50.
Washington Gas az n.
Graphophoze pfd.. at q, at 8. at 3. at
e. 10 at s.
After call.
Potomac Electric Consolidated s. sl.oU at 100.
Meranthaier. 10 at 2ifa.
Washington Railway & Electric Is. 81 900 at SS.
Washington Gas IS, 500 at NV.
Union Trust . at go
Washington Gas IS. $50 at no. $40 at no, so at
10. $50 AZ 10, 81 600 al III.
Columbia Railroad IS, 500 at lozs
GaphoPsaoFe Tfd : at IS
Folloging are the bad and asked prices posted al
Yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Sleek *
change
The Washington herald., 1910-12-21
Criminal Court No. 1.

aN0iltE " hiinI-
No S&sL United States vs.. Thomas johnson.
h0usebTeaEHg and aTceuy: Plea guilty: sentenced
10 TeIitentary for three years and placed on pro
b8tiun.
Ne. zss. United States ". Same. sane; nOlle
pros entered
Na GZ5 United States "a Alfred stewart A.
sault 70 rob and robbery. verdict guilty; sentenced
to Tenitentiary for fifteen Years.
No. -. United States " William Evans and
Thomas Winston HOUSEKEEPING and larceny: verdict
guilty as indicted both counts as 10 each.
Assignment f5F to-day:
United States IS. Hugh Dent.
United Stateh - James Russell.
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No SI46 Susan Hawkins vs.. Eureka Life InS1r.
ance Company; appeal. Attorneys, a, B, Webb and
]. 3. Stein.
Ne. SSH. Lucian a. Gray vs. The Capital Trac
tion Company: damages. SEQ. Attorney, r. Z.
MattinFly
No. 5slas Berry & Whitmoe Company IS Gil
bert Studies; aczunt rent, $50. Attorney. Z S.
Mc(alnnnt
No. 5slfs Curtis Z Gresham vs.. HsE5 Shekeil
judgment Municipal Court, 500 Attorney G. II.
Macdonald.
No. ssio Max salzmsn vs. Ralph r. Cameron;
notes 1856 q AtoFnes d. " Wheatiey.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

il9D street southeast Square ess lOt =; William
s Quigley ct III. and Anna NJ. Qmgiey 10 Mary
Z. Gibts SO
villa Park-SquaFe 81 lot Is; o. A. BaRing1
70 Edwin 4. Marien SO.
Villa Park-Square 42S, lot 3; Clara A. Mariea
ct viz 70 Cornelius H. Dirks 500.
S street n0Tihwest, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth street5-SqUaTe I52 lot 70; Julia T.
Evans TO Mary A Shea, SO
Prospect street northwest between Thirty secnnd and
Potomac strests-S7uare i21l, part Of lot Z: Peter
j. Mcintyre trustee. to Mary f. Wissner. so
Twelfth street northeast, between d and azssts-
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Criminal Court No. ?

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAuGH.
No. ZI59. Unitsd States IS. William Iaacs a
sault dangerous weapon plea guilty; Sentenced 70
jail for enc year
No Z6s. United States rs Frank Dement,. no
ton to try question Of mental conditi0n fled
United States vs.. George F. Ormsby; case certified
20 Criminal Court No /
No EZ6 United States vs. Edgar W. Rains
robbery; verdict guilty
No 2Z5' United States II Thomas Smith. hosrss
breaking; ssntsEoad to penitentiary Tor two years
and placed probation.
Habeas Corpus. In Wiley w. Godfrey; hearing
continued; petitioner admitted 20 bail
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Fruff Groxyer< to u~~s

z NJ CatchpoIe. legislative agent of
the Growers and Shippers Exchange OF
Rochester, n. Y. issued a call for a con-
vention OF fruit growers east of the Mis-
sissippi River, TO be held at Rochester,
January s.