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New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
CONFESSES TO MURDER
OF PASTOR AND Wife
MuIatto Servant Tells How He
Shot Down Old Couple at
Dutch Neck. N. ].
MOTHER HELD AS WITNESS
Prisoner Nerve Fails Him When
Taken to Scene Of Crime
Expected TO Get the
Pastors Estate.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune. !


Trenton. n. j. Nov, 25-"Jack" Sears,
the nulatto who was reared in the home
of the Rev. Anzi L Armstrong. at Dutch
Neck village, near here confessed day
to the murder of the aged Presbyterian
minister and his wife.
Sears fixed the tine OF the double muir
der as near o'clock on Wednesday
night" His confession was first broached
in the Office of William j Crossley. the
County Prosecutor. in Trenton, and after
the lonely farm Of the benefactor whom
he had murdered.
The trip from Trenton TO the Arm
strong farm near Dutch Neck was made
last night. and Sears conducted Mr.
Crossley and his assistants through the
house. explaining his every move on the
night Of the murder. At the end Of this
dramatic tour Of the house, on which
the party had been lighted by d single
lantern, Jim" Kirkham, county detec-
tive attached 10 Mr.. Crossleys office took
Sears outside to the open carriage sheds
Now. Jack. get the watch from the
place you hid it." he directed, and the
mulatto went straight 10 the back of the
first shed. kicked aside q little heap of
dirt and brought out the gold watch
which had been one Of Mr.. Armstrong;
most cherished possessions
That clinched the case against Sears,
and. as one of the neighbors said to-day,
There wasn't any need Of a confession
after that"
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26

shall set forth. briefly aad succnctiy. a.
facts necessary 70 enable the Secretary l.
act upon the request
fA1 The returns OF all companies Who's
stock is listed UVoG any duiT ergantzess
and recognized stCcE exchange within ~
United states for the purpose of having.
its sHares dealt fu Hr the pGblIe Eeue~aIfz
fPl AT corporations whose s15s< Is A.
varffsed IL the press or offered 20 the urIF-
Iie. by the corporation itself for sale
In case Of doubt a. rp 9 ST any com
panv falls within the classification above
me person desiring % see suc1 ra-r-1
should make application. supported hv az
vartfseru@uts. prospectus or such other ev5-
deuce as he may deem proper 20 ESTABLISH
ne fact that the stock of Such c0r1ora-fog.
IS offered for general public sale
OVERRULED OVERHEAD TROLLEY
The Appellate Division Of the Saprer.
Court Yesterday refused permission 90 tas
Nevg York City IuterborOgSh Railway Com
many 70 build a double track oreraaq4
trolley line through East 1565h street be-
tween ST. AIMS avenue and Prospect aa1
tegeatt avenues. Tire Bronx. Properly
holders opposed the building of the Ire on
the ground that the steep grade on Cald-
well avenue made it dangerous
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
TO PROTECT INVESTORS

'iiiaed from first page.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26

MerviIle's house. and was shot as she
vas mounting the steps at 10;4o O'Clock
Welsh was accompanied to Headquar-
ters Yesterday afternoon by Terence J.
| McManus, his counsel. on whose advice
the policeman refused to answer any
questions or give any information. One
of the witnessed corralled by Inspector
Russell Immediately identified him as the
man who had done the shooting, This
witness said he pursued Welsh. who ran
through 2sth street to saloon at Sixth
avenue. followed him inside and recog-
nized him.
WeIsh's Record Excellent
Patrolman welsh's record since his
appointment, in June, 1903. has been ex-
cellent He is very popular with his
brother officers. and is held in high
esteem by Captain Palmer, of his pre-
cinct.
Before joining the force Welsh was
towerrnan on the elevated. Later ne
served in connection with the recently
r polished Harlem branch OF the De-
tective Bureau, where he was fntrusted
with q number of responsible jobs.
For several years he has been the sole
support OF his widowed mother. living at
No. 40 West 5Ist street When she ap-
peared, weeping. at the station last night
she was assured by the officers there
that Welsh would be able to prove that
the shooting was accidental His father
was also policeman. and lost his life
while trying TO save e drowning man in
the North River.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26
The Ireasury's REGULATIONS.

WHICH mas long been desired by soma
persons seems assured
New-York tribune., 1910-11-26

mat Cil0EneO IQe case 6SdliiSI SSdISs
and. as one of the neighbors said to-day,
There wasn't any need Of a confession
after that"
Expected Pastors Property.
Sears's motive appears to have been
based solely on the belief that he would
inherit a large part, if not all. Of Mr..
Armstrong; possessions Many of the
neighbors reported to-day to Mr. Cross
ley that Jack" had talked 10 them at
various times as If he fully expected to
inherit the Armstrong farm.
Philip Freudenlnacher, Sheriff Of this
county, took charge Of the Armstrong
house to-day. and his men, aided by
Mrs. William Breariey. an aunt OF Mrs.
Armstrong, searched the house for
viii Up TO late hour tonight neither
the Sheriff nor any Of the relatives who
, appeared had found any trace Of a will,
and further search for il in the house
was abandoned.
Sheriff Freudenmacher did find, how
ever a revolver under the pillow OF Mrs.
Armstrong; bed. and on the discovery
OF that a neighbor related a story that
Mrs. Armstrong had never been able to
trust the mulatto so fully as the clergy
man appeared TO do.
From the time of the double murder
on Wednesday night UP TO the time
when the trip around and through the
house which was the scene Of his crime
was made last night, Sears maintained
4 cool possession. In his talk with
the county officials in Mr.. CrossIeys
office on Thursday Sears acted as if the
suspicious held against him would be
dissipated Immediately. Even when his
attempted albi, built upon his trip to
New Brunswick, was hopelessly shat
tered by the shower Of questions put to
changed front and offered a partial con
fession. he still maintained a cool de-
meanor. and the officials felt that ne was
holding back numerous, though possibly
trivial, details.
MuIatto's Nerve Fails.
At the scene Of the crime his nerve
finally broke, and as he rehearsed the
entire tragedy his changed attitude be
came apparent in his evident effort to
Conciliate the officials.
Among the neighbors of the aged Pres
byterian minister Sears was spoken Of
as being rather weak mentally.
An eyewitness of Sears's rehearsal Of
the crime described il thus:
They started in with him at the back
door, and Jack showed first where he
had put down a bag Of bananas which
he brought back with him from New
Brunswick. That was after the murder.
though. and Mr. Crossley told him to
forget that for the present. and show
them how he acted and where he went
when he shot Mr.. Armstrong and his
wife Jack walked up the back stoop,
his key, and went on into the kitchen,
in one corner Of which, ne said. the shot
gun which he had borrowed from liner
Reed stood.
He took that up, he said. and walk
ing into the parsons study aimed the
gun directly at his heart. The parson
started up he said. and he shot him.
Across The hall III the dining room Mrs.
Armstrong was reading, and as the re-
port Of the gun echoed through the
house she started up. and threw an
empty water glass ar him. He turned
the gun and shot her. and then went
out of the house and took the trolley
for New Brunswick
Returning from that trip late at night,
Jack said he had just started TO go into
the house, when his mother, Mrs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-27
(Spc5ieG fir bteie Seituns.)
sect Corn Weef."


Sas grteniion : Separtement Der
Sotpaer Stadts : Iderbauihul, iors
bert ieoen GARNER bcs Staates aii.
Die leete 8pbe i'm September, n1ms
lid bonn 20. bis 80. September als
Die S~aatforns@ ode gu beobahtan.
SauIenoe bon Sonaer Sdrmern
muBten Iestes Sriibiabr ibr &orn
uohmals ~pflnn3en, utD bnnn batten
tic bod bios cine balbe pber oreipicrtcl
grnte. 8arum? Chen. neil Tie bis
our BUSTING time" iuarteten,
UNI it9 oas Saatsapru 5u iiGern.
8enu iebe Mehre. ipelfc fir
Samen i'm nd6iten Sabre peripenbei
niro, Dor bent 80. Septcmber cingcs
bra6t uno bort a%ufgebnngen niiroe,
100 tie orbentlth ourdbtrodnen miirbe.
che Die RGdte INT Sttober unb
NDpember lie 9ei6dbigt ober uns
brau6bnr gemaht bnben miiroen,
lpiirben Rillionen bon Dollars ben
5armern Soipd's mebr erilbrist
ipcrben.
30 not matt until. the time pi
busting to iape TIE uceaiional sopb
car", ruth bas @rteniione Separtement
Der Sofuuer Iderbauihule benz Sars
mer NIT Heht. Sebr piel bon Dem
Sumeu, pelher i'm Sriibiabre ges
pflan5t tpirb lit i6leht, nift. neil bers
ielbe I'M 8inter nidt gilt d~ufseboben
iporben, ionoern, neil oas Sameus
aorn allsgeiuht tpllrbe, pdbrenb bas
&orn (Wlais) entbiilit tpiroe. unb es
banu bereits S6aSen g~elitten ooer
p~ollitdnbis unbraufbar our6 Sroit
geipor0en.
Wie Der Sarmer ipeiF, nimmt Is
~ bis Is Gebrcn, nm einen Ader 5u
b%epflan5en. Splcn mir e. alip barr
nuf anfpmmen laifeu, biefe paar
aebren anf benz 5elbe 81 laffen, aIip
bias aprn crit i'm Mppember gu ents
biiiien unS ms 10 Der @efabr ans.
ieten bas Cont. aprn bnrd Groit uns
branfbar iucrben 5u ~laifcn???
Nein, mir tbun better. gleib iest,
III Die 6eiten unp am friibeiten be-
pfldnSten Seloer 5u geben unb bort
gut ausgetpadiene 8orns Aebren bon
ben frdftisiteu Stauoen aus5updbs
len. 0ir itreifen Die Siilien Der
aorus Iebren ab, birben bie Iebren
5f Is ODER 20 3uiammen uno bdusen
lie Damn sleid I'M SahSiinu,er auf uno
5lpar bort. mo lie trodnen fonnen uno
9ci6ilet iinb Dor ben Srpitihdben.
Auf Den 209, 900 Sarmen Soma
iperoen iinsefdbr burhihnittlif As
Sfer nit aorn bepflan3t unb ba iieben
Suibels bon gutem Saate&orn geniis
gen. INN oieie 5u bepflan5en. 10 iolte
Der Sarmer lid iopiel Wiibe 9ebcn.
9utes Sameus aorn, tpie oben arlscs
gcbeu, aus3uipdbleu unb biz sum
Sriibiabr auf3ubepabren. Sem ins
teliseuten Sarmer seniist bics. alio
nodJmals: es nimntt bios Elm Siisenb
aorns aebren I'M einen Ider nit
aorn gu bepflan5en. &pnnen mir uns
barlm niht 10 piel Mtiibe gebeu. I'M
ieber 8prns aebre b%eionbere Gufipart
aneebeiben 81 %laiien?22
Wertbe SarmerSleut'l Hiist bieIe
@nd)e aus nte i'm Sbiseu. nad Nns
ratbeu oes Grteniious 9epartement Der
Sotpaer gderbauifule, d~nsegeben
tpirb. gs piro guh I'M 9eionSeren
unb benz Staate Soma i'm Iu9es
meinen III uiisen. - 6. y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-27
spab nlnb aud iriu.
Sie ficinc shlaue.

Waricd,su iol in Gbfpeienbeit Der
NPanra Dem Yapa 6ipei iueidle Gicr
iicocn.
MciBt Su aud. fragt Der Yapa.
lpic lange bic Ger iicben miiiien; in
lrcldler 3cit lit Elm peid)es 81 fcrtig?
Su ctirn brci WituIten. Ydpa.
0ut, bier mimi meinc llbr iinb
mad Seine Sahe reht.
Stul6 begibt iih Wariedcu in
Die &ld,e.
Ynpn nnrtet uno partct. @nblid
fpmmt onS So6terlcin nit Den Giern.
alS Der Snpa tic Diilct. 3cigt es iidl,
b1b JIG bart iinb.
Mtcr mns bait III ocnn gematt,
aiuo, Die Gicr iiuh ia bart; mic lnnsc
bait III ie oenn iicbcn ~luiien?
SsdhS Minutcn.
abcr shSrdJen. Eu reiBt bod. Elm
rpeifcs ri bruudlt ctnn brei Miniitcn.
Mber Yapa, entgc9nst Wtlriefcn,
cs iinb bod 5iuei Gicr.
Y 20 =:
q ! ,,Gim tpQrr Ginfaa."
Seutc Hnht babcn mir 6cihioiicn.
einen 0tdBigfettss @erein 81 griinben!
ga miiBt i'm abcr tildltia bcnebclt
gcpeieu lein.
- - y
Wie INNER.
Serr %rpieiipr. Inn 6 !lbr irilb
miiiien Sic bcrait0. pcridlafcn Sic
lid uur nid)t.
9eirabrc. iA made mir einen
Nnotcu in'S SaIhcntuh,
~ :. ~
SaicrncnbpiblItbe.
llnt,rpiii5icr: Sic. @cfrut Swilder.
mie III es Shncn cigcntlih gc9iiidt. iid
in Die Mcnitbeit 81 itmusgcln?
~ ~ y
GbnMngSpull.
Sdnciscr (5u ieincr Sruu) Su,
pa leie ih gernhc III Der 3ciiung. bab
Der Sdriititelcr. pcldi.r mcin nsicr
&unSc III. ciu Sbcaliit liz mas mag
DOS nut icin?
! beuf Mrs idon, eDS riro bait
q ipicncr mas iein, iraS net germ 5ablt,
~ - "
GruRmatbig.
Srisd,eu bat Die lpcihen Sbcilc icis
mes 9~uit,rbrotcS aeaciicn. unb eie
aruitc aui ieincm 5eIer liegcn laiien.
Tuter: SuS burfit On ni1t. IlS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-27
StaSts unb Sarmleben.

gs III itets interei{ant unS mauhs
mai iosar an,iiiant. tpenn mar bort.
ipie ii6 Die republifaniihen Staats<
mdmner fir bic Sdhe Der Darmer
ms 3eiis lesen uno Wittel uuo 9eae
oorIhlugen, pie bds Sebeu auf benz
9anoe i'm Verelei6 nit Dem Der
Stdote mebr dn5iebeno seitaltet ipecs
Den lam. 9dneer ais cine Genera
ton iinb Die Sarmer i'm Sntereie ans
berer neutrality-suspicious. auseebeus
tet poroen. Sic limb ihtper iiir ben
angebliden .aufbau beimilder
Idrfte" beiteuert tporbeu, iuomit
nidts ipeiter ais Der Ausbdu Der
Stdbte gemeiut mar. Man bot ms
cr5dblt. eS lei notbpenbi9. Sarm iinb
Sabrif chamber ndber 81 bringep.
unp bebtpesen baben mir in DieIer
@orausiiht Steuern auferlest. Gas
Neiultat mar. Rag Die Stnbt aui
Soften oeS 3anbes seipadien lit. Sic
carmen ipurben ibrer iuusen 2eutc
entblpbt, ipelhe sana natiirlifer
8eiie. bic sroberen itdbtiiden Nns
DISQUALIFICATION ppr5oaen. IngeiittS
zines lteberfluiies an biliacm Sano,
gu Dem man suriid8reifeu fonnte.
ipenn man NIT ben bon ben Snbritcn
angebotenen SDbncn un8uirieben mar.
bela6en mir eiuen mdhtigeu Saftpr
fir Die GrbObuus Der Sobne. llno
10 iulirbe es n0tbig. einen Musaleid
berbeisufiibren, B. +. Die Sortbeile,
mclhe bic Sarmer %aenoiien, cin5us
id,rdnfen. Tics seihab. irpcm mr.
ben 9anbmanu slm gortbeil beS
Sdbrifanten ausipielte.
limb jest ieben mir bas HcIultat.
Sie Stdote pafieu mdfiig mb lpers
ben iebes Snbr nnSiebeubcr. Ian
iagt ms. Bic llriohe fir Die bobcn
SreiIe Der Sarmer5cugniiie lieac III
bem Won9el an Snrmern aitr ScduuN
bes SeborfS, Hddoem lie 10 ibren
Sped crreiht baiten. nerin6en Die
peileu Scute Jest. Die Slutb in bic
ertgcscnacIebte @uhn 5u lcnfcu. .@ir
miiiicn Jest nnscblih mebr Snrmer
unb before Serpirtbihaftuna 6aben,
Die @dehcn unb Suaben miiiicn pcrs
anlabt iperpcn. aui Der Sarm gu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-27

if Gin flciner anobc mar. babe i'd,
Die aruitcn itcts a~ufscaeiien.
i0atcn lie Sir gut 9citmcdt. Bait?
@etpib.
Na. bdun fnnnit I'll meme babcn,
uerieete bicraui Sris6en, Inn ieinen
3cIcr 5nific6erb.
Ger poridttgr Gbemann.
Su. SAITH, id mil mid licbcr ms
Senitcr lescn ipdbrcnc Su Die Mobcl
flopfit?
@p5li benin?
va nciBt Sn - I'M DliBperitdnoz
ntlen nor5rbergcu!
y y y
Sfien.
Sic rchncn ia rcdlt biibih bier auf
bent 2anbe, aber ctiras ldrgircilig
miro e5 iein.
I. 3od nid,t; mir BADEN ia nid)t imls
nler gciuh!
Mnf Der g%nflnscbnnf.
3ihter: 60 leusnen Sic bod nidt
nod LANCER. bd6 Sic lid ipdt slbenoS
naf Gff in Die @obnuua Deg aaufs
MAINS &rigcr geihlifcu ba6en!
In~getlagter: 9tcilgeidlihen iii
nidt rid)tig, id oahte, cs mar mcine
Wnbnnng.
Hiftcr: ga, iparim iprangeu Sic
hern iofort aus Dem Scniter. ais Die
Sruu ariigcr ba5ufam?
an8eflagtcr; Sd pahte, cs mare
meme Srdu!
Gn,pfchlenSiuertbe Miethcr.
Glue Srau mar ibrcm Saucipirtb
iGon ldnacrc Scit bic Nietbe ihulSi9
geblicbem. Gnelib ififte lie i'm,
burh ibr Sobnden - 3ipei Wnrf.
Gage Gciuer Iutter. iubr Der
8irtb bas &ino an. nas gebt niht 10
peitcr. Wem ih nid)t mebr fricge.
10 ermittierc i1 Gid.
9araui ertriocrtc Der Sunge:
Nntter fam nifjt n,ebr ihiden. Gtes
bditen Sic and nid,t gefriest, lpenn
aRl,tter nidt seitcrn bic Spftbiir pera
fault bate.
= y q
Wu?i
Barron: @en5cl, bore mas i'd Dir
iase. Sf rule alle meme Siener nit
benz 9amen Sean. @enn Su baber
mid nidt iiebit uno bOrit, oub id 10
riiie. bait Gu gu iommen.
Siener: 8an5 rcdt, Serr Baron;
lpie aber miib id penu ruicn. ipcnn
mid, guer @nnben niht icben!
Gnron: Srn,mifopi!
Sicner: Sebr lpohl. Serr Baron!
- ~ ~
Sci Der Scuterstnablscit.
9iaubmDrbcr (Sum lobc perurtbeilt,
gum Stdatsanlralt. ibm bds gefiilite
SeftglaS hinidicbcnbl : va. bdnu
man broit. Serr S~tautsanipdltl aber
eeiten 8unfh bate id nod uff'n
per5srt. sdidcu &c mir NAL ion
3eitunaSihreiber richer. id modte
MIDI icrn nod porbcr Interviewer
laiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-27

Srisd,eu bat Die lpciden Sbcilc icis
mes Snit,rbrotcS aeaciicn. unb Die
aui icincm 5eler licgen laiien.
Yuter: SuS bariit Su ni1t. alS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-27
Mmsmeis iiber Den SeffanD
Ger
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank,
o~rsanthr, un.sr hen 1sisytn Ssipa's. s.abtirt 81
aubaaus. TN 9puntp Dubuque. an SbluIie
pts Ssidiftss ant
IA. sept, a. d., 1910,
wis er BEN @eiepe 9einds an ben AUDITOR bsS Staa.
les oeutddDt murbf.
Wntbnben!

estraa on gsshisln. rpnbs uro anbersu
htst ontlrteM ppsr ~9eiaultsn nuo upt Der
Hans aselsreisii 2iherhsttn, -. +. -. 81, '6s, 1900
Soarpstrd { at SGno pt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-27
Staat ) a. -
Tubuouf Vnurtu, t'N

Staat Soma. IS.
Tubuanr euurtp, %"
Sir -. ~ sasr. Vrihbttt uuS Waurie. sroru
o. nrsr. can a~stanutsr Gan. 81 bwSr N isisr id, nas
u,d uu'srem peiteu aiiitu uue tsiaupsu pprqshsnesr
glHsptis ppiltaroia. mahr uub rt9tN IN; NIB oag
en pstn aulsatotntu vnthabtu ,,nouI itoe' ,Stotus
than be,cster @ort in ihrsr 0apaet,dt ais corpora.
ira inn; nup hab it,n ihtil ~eeritlpru bsiaAler Rant
sl hsui SIptfs atllehen peer porgeitoicn mprotu m,
nm ale lieu threr Snthnpen audtaspsn Ia lpsrosn.
y. u. eaen Vraiietni.
@uuriet TO 10 u. III tr.
Sor mir nnitridrtsteu mus bsihppred pou
o. ~. rceu NIB Maurice ero .pn an oHism IN Isss
peS Sepfsnbtr 1910.
Sect 4. @tlisn
bHsntittsr Nctar N uus int . nbnqus GauutY.
S;i4ttnigt psn.
Nanrict
9. q. Rtstr
S.M. Wt5aeeta
Strstiorsn.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. July observation-disclosures to-day.
7.06 packages The market easily retains al The
finn features Creamery specials, 13at creamery
extras. q; creamery hrsts 2 State dairy. good 20
choice, 2 process specials. 2t; Western imitation
creamery first 3.
ket Is dragging along IN unsatisfactory manner.
State whole milk specials Is; State whole milk fancy
colored. IA State whole milk fancy white. lak
State whole milk fair TO PRIME "a; skins specials u
EGGS-Receipts to-day. 1000 cases The market
shows little change in Western eggs. State. Penn
sylvania, and nearby hennery white fancy g: State
PENNSYLVANIA, brown hennery fancy. z frcsh-gath-
cred extras. M.
MILLFEED-Firm; inactive. Spring bran. 3leO:
standard middlings, 2659 city bran ECO in bulk
Western red dog, 900. TO arrive: winter wheat
bran. IN l0opound sacks. to arrive, $500
OATS-Steady. quiet trade No. white. ssasa:
No. white 4saisl1i no white. Eisals: white on
tract 4sa52A
FLoUR-stesdy; moderate inquiry Kansas
stTaights. 525asO. in sacks; soft straiehts. ga
500 in barrels; spring patents SO1a675 in barrels:
spring clears, A65a5O0 new Kansas stralghts 70
arrive. 5aOa5.4o.
RYE FLOUR-steady; moderate br7i-usS Choice
brands quoted at 420dl.N.
CORNMEAL-Strong. checking demand Kiln.
dried for export $50: coarse meal IN bags Lssals
BEEF-Steady, moderate business. Packet l6.00a
1910; family. D0Oala5O.
P0RK-steady, small trade Mess. $50; family.
%N
HAY-Receipts. $50 tons; higher; fair demand.
Price to-day. 80; No. !. LIZ; No q Li5al2O; No.
;. L00alo.
sTRAw-Receipts 70 tons; steady; quiet busi-
LARD-Steody; quiet Prime Western l2f0;
city. ll45; refined continent l26O: South American.
1928: refined Brazilian. kegs A25; oleostearine
lH2alli lard stearine slow; New York, l3A.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by w. B. Hibbs & %.
members Of the Chicago Board q Trade. Hibbs
Building
Chicago, July &-Wheat sagged during the early
part a the session on selling by weak longs. as
well BY shorts. On the decline there was good
baying and the mark't had sharp rally. but later
Cas5d OF H. sympathy with the weakness in corn,
closing frn Country offerings were smaller: on
the movement Of winter wheat the market Is falling
of. Southwestern markets reported farmers selling
little. Cash demand there was reported good. No
export business was reported from the seeboard.
The class Of buying to-day was Of good char
acler.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow. 463.
Com opened weak reported rains in most
States q the belt with the exception Of Kansas
and Oklahoma. but the temperatures oonsid-
eraby lower. and prospects that the drought
win soon be broken. There considerable liquda-
ton by longs as well short selling. The Liver
pool market weak.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow. l55 cars.
Oats ruled weak and heavy all day on free offer
ings by the country and light cash demand. The
crop is turning cut larger than expected. with a
free movement 10 market.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow, 10 cars.
Provisions developed marked weakness aud closed
heavy The declines in hog and corn markets and
a continuation Of dullness IN cash trade were the
depressing factors Packing interests we're selling
nar-by product. and there was scattered selling Of
The Washington herald., 1910-07-29
RAJ EsTATE TRANsFERs.

ISIS I street northwest-Square lo6 part a lot S;
William f. Edmonston and Prank T. Rawlings.
trustees. 20 Fanny Lyon S.s75.
Virginia avenue southwest between Sixth and sew
cnth streets south Of square f63. part q lot /;
Helen Frances Dinsmore C al. 70 Levi G.. Weir.
Charles Steele Basil W. Rove. George j..
Baker, and William NJ. Barrett trustees s..
Virginia avenue southwest between sixth and sew
enth streets South Of square l63, part q lot J.;
Charles Steele. trustee 20 Charles steele. Basil
W Rowe. George Z, Baker. and William ID.
Guthrie. trustees, s..
Pleasant Plains-Lct Is. block /; Robert f. Bradley
and GeoTge NJ. Myers. trustees. to George A
Square lOG-Lot s.; John F. Sexton ct TX. to Mary
A. Burnley. So
Fifth street northwest. between Q and streets
Square s0, part q lot &c; square 47s lot -:
John Joy Edison. James W. Whelpley. James +.
Fitch and Thomas Bradley. trustees. TO the
Washington Loan and Trust Company trustee.
$50
Bingham place-Part Of lot Is. block Il; Jant Cir
van lockwood 20 John p. StucSert. SO.
Holnead Mancr-Lot Il4 block "a James A. Rog-
ers Ct ux. 70 Walter L. Reirow SO.
LOO Fourth street ;.orthwest-North of square SIS
part - lot 1; Alice S. Hackett ct al % Isaac
Gutenberg $40.
Rosedaie and Isherwood-Lot 81 and part az lot 2
block 2: George w. Barnes to Edward w. Kin
University Pa-s-Part Of lot 5. block ii. Thomas
E. Kibbey ct ux. to Edward T. Rehoe. SIC.
Richmond PaTk-SQuare 565 lot %; Merum l..
Ward et ux. 70 Malvern II. Price SO.
PetTUrth-LOt 81. block Is: Carrie n Carter ct
yir 10 Maud +. Booth SO
Petworth-Square 1894. lot S; George C. Humphrey
ct viz 10 William c. Field ana Alice B. Field.
SO
Alley between and T. First and Second streets
no-thweS,-SQuare 500. west half Of LOT p: Cath
crime f. Rupert 70 Lizzie Kiser SO.
Rear Of Third street southeast, between II and y
strests-Squsre sli. lot 70, William L. Webster
trustee and IN own right. and John T. Webster
to Frank A. Jones. SO.
Maryland avenue northwest. between Sixth and
Seventh streets-Square 465 part Of lot G.;
Manor Real Estate and Trust Company to Julia
A. Danall s. SO