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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20

The members of the East Five Hundred
club will meet with Mrs. Elliott NJ. Best
next Tuesday afternoon, March 20.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20

The Misses Mary Storer and Jennie
Breckop entertained the members and
friends of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the Third Presbyterian church
In the church parlors Friday evening
The evening was pleasantly spent in
games and music. Dainty refreshments
were served during the evening. The
church was decorated In green. In honor
of st, Fatrick's day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20

The Woman's Republican club gave a
card party at the home of Mrs. j. w.
Perclval Wednesday afternoon. There
were twelve tables. the prizes being won
by Mrs. Green and Mrs, Swenson The
house was prettny decorated In emblems
OF st. aPtrick's day. The
hostess was assisted in serving by Mrs.
j. j, Thomas and Miss Cutler,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20

The Epworth league entertained at
oeHghttul social Friday evening. in honor
Of the friends and members OF the Tiff
NJ. h. church, The evening was spent
In games and a delightful programme
was carried out. The church was deco
day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-20

The general board of the Young Ladies'
Mutual Improvement association will be
at home in their rooms. Nos. 1896 Bish-
ops building, 40 North Main street, on
Thursday, March "a, from To r. m.
Invitations have been sent 10 all nearby
associations, and all who arc or have
been members OF the Y. L. NJ. l. a. are
invited.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-22
Circuit Court no. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

No 4is2l. Baltimore Building ard Loan Associa-
lion vs.. Jennings e al; verdict for defendant
Attorneys, q. II. Lamar, MILAN & Smith-john
Ricuut and Carlisle q johnson.
No. 1854. BIez administrators. vs.. Chesapeake
Reach Railway Company et al: on tTial. AttoE-
ueys. L. robriner and A. I, SswmysF- McKeuney
& Flaunery.
Assignments for November =:
No. I0i. Wines administrator. vs.. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad ComIeny. Attorneys. Hamilton
Lcekie. Fulton a Cox.
No Is. Clements vs.. Model Laundry Company
Aitorne5s CaTingt0n & Johns0u-PeFTy & Son.
No s.. kohen Washington Railway and Elec-
tic Company. AtiomeJs Hin. Rogers & Mattingiy
and ". q. Gardiaer-J. J. Darlington.
No. l3& Beall Is. United States Trust Company
Attomsys Lambert Yeatman-Dougias. Baker &
SheTTell.
Ne. i3s Kniekerboeksr lee Company 50. Willis
Attorneys DsflingIon-C4Flisle & johnson.
No. lac. Gardner Chesapeake Beach Railway
Company. Attorneys. Mather & HopeWeli-MeKen-
ney & Planners.
No. p. Leyitos IS Terminal TaIicab Company
AttUneTs Lambert & Yeatman- Douglas & Baker.
No 49, Omdorf vs., Capital Traction Company
Atiomeys syne and Waltoa & Walton-Pery a
Son and Dunlop.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-22
Probate Coart.
JusTICE GOuLD

Estate OF Harriet NJ. Howe: appTaisement waived
Attorneys. Lyon & Lyon.
Estate Of Catherine J. Brennan: caTeat Attor-
ney, NJ. f. Mangan.
Estate of Leonhard Egloff; sale Of personally
ordered.
Estate Of John KTause; letters testamentary
granted 10 Harriet Krause; bond, 500. Attorneys
Barnard & Johnson.
Estate Of susie n. Paul; letters Of administra-
ton. granted 10 james Paul: bond S2On. Attor-
neg, ]. A. Toomsy.
Estate Of Frederick A. McCullooh: letters tesla
mentary granted 20 George NJ. Sargent bond.
81 CO.
Estate Of Sarah s. Rosenberger; letters Of sd
miuistrstion c. l. a granted TO Edna J. Lee; bond
500, Attorney i. ]. Costigan.
Estate Of Margaret A. Than; letters Of admin
istration granted 70 Raphael p. Than; bond
500. Attorney, J. n McGil
Estate Of Charles ]. Wagner; petition for letters
testamentary. Attorneys Fenning & Parker.
Estate Of Sarah r. Thomas; letters Of September
-. 1910. revoked Attorney Percy Metzger.
Estate Of Harriet N. Howe; order to transfer
bonds. Attorneys. Lyon & Lyon.
Estate Of Newton Written: sale Of bonds or
dcred. Attorney. II. F. Woodland.
IN re Ann W. Todd ct al; allowance ordered
Attorney. B. ". Parker.
Estate Of Mary Mcintosh; ancillary letters tesla
uentary granted to Frederick T. Lewis; bond.
Se0o. Attorneys W. J. Brown and J. W.
Taylor.
Estate Of CuTier GForeri VIII dated Januzry Il.
1907 filed.
Estate Of George II. Ringgoid; petition for let
tiers testarnentary. Attorneys. King & King.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-22
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Nov. a--Money on call at the stock
exchange today opened Al "a fer cent highest
y; lowest, ~; closing. "a per cent Most OF
the days loans were made al % per cent
Time money quotabiy lower Although there
was 10 liberal offering Of funds. the sentimental
effect Of favorable bank statement Of Saturday vas
enough 20 lover bid rates for all mamrities = Der
cent. Demand for loans continued extremely light
but al the same time the supply u money vas
not large. which may have been due 10 a desire
on the part pf the hanks 20 keep the market as
steady as possible Rates for an matuIities from
sixty days 70 four months were 4isafs per cent,
for six months, the Tate continued "a per cent
Mercantile paper was taken moderately here and
elsewhere but buyers were INN In their attitude
ON rates. Sone attractive names were offered.
Rates, 5fa6 per cent Tor sixty days Endorsed bills
receivable, aud choice iour 10 six months single
names 6asik for others.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-22
DAILY COURT RECORD
.(siondny, November ri, 10i01
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.
Adjourned until December 6

NO II
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No zEgl. Pannen IS. Browning; restraining or
der issued and hearing on same flSed for November
Is Attorneys, A. W. Scott and u. T. clinkseales
In re Qunaey1 Richard Woiciechowski; hrst &c
count Of committee referred 70 auditor.
Ia re tlunacyl George ". Wells; same.
Ia re nunacy) John scott second account Of
committee referred 10 auditor
Ia re Qunaeyl Patrick Mcrighe; Sams.
In Re (lunacyl Charles Moran. same.
In re tlunacy) John Krehs same.
No 2Nss. The Purchase Company EastbuFn
order OF publication. Attorneys, sBerTy-sIinor.
No 1916. Riley Us. Buckley; title vested in
plaintiff by adverse possession. Attorney. q. Z.
McGiue.
No. 1850. Weber rs. Weber; ruls returnabls No
rember 3 Attorneys, L. rohrinsr, w, G. Card
neF. and f. \. HopsWslL
Assignments for November 2:
No - E!linssr IS. Ellinger- Attorneys, To
hriner-LoYiug.
No 50 wysth vs.. Northun Attorneys HHlyg-
Drew.
No. 81. Patch Va wymsn. Attorney. William
EeH.
No. 80. Waterman Company rs. sssdi. AttoFnegs
May & Watson-White 4 Holander.
No. 81. Harrington vs.. Harrington Attorneys,
Canington-sillers Keys.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No 2g4i Harrison Va Evans ct al; order Of
publication. Attorneys ". - Pollard aud NJ. y,
Richardson.
No. z75s. Harris vs.. Harris; rule returnnble No
vember g Attorneys +. b, Rhodes-F. Peyton. j..
Med. CssringtOn, and O Darlington.
No. &l50. Suter ct al. Suter ct al; sale
finally ratified and referred 70 auditor.
No. g.8 Clifford ". Clifford; order for slimOny
counsel fee and costa Attorneys. ]. A. 0SheA,-
J. A. Toomey.
No aala Vensble VI. Rabbit ct al: auditor 5
report confirmed. Attorney. q. c. German.
Ia re Qunaey) G. l. Reed Inference 20 auditor,
no. 1Hs. WyVill VI. Daily Ell al decree on man.
date and referred 20 auditor. Attorneys. ID. Roth
schild-A II. Bell
Assignments for November =:
No 90 Holmead Us. H0lmeaA- Attorneys, Car
rDgtan- stephens.
No Il. Fountain IS Browning. Attorneys.
Coombe-Hiiout.
No 81 Kent vs.. Kent. attorneys. Tsylor-Grsy
No. S. Turner ~ Turner. Attorneys. Hayeli-
Shoemaker
No 60 Toomey "a Toosney. Attorneys. George &
MaTtin-Soott Beckett.
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Quotations furnished By ". Q. Hibbs & Co.
members OF the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
Building
Chicago. NbT. 1.-THE wheat market opened ssAh
higher the cables being the Strengthening influence
Prices eased sbsut The middle a tie session 10
below the close Of Saturday but rallied quickly
again On receipt u another Argentine cable report
ing serious damage in The South. ne news from
that county agaiu to-day very con1ictlng one
ser OF cables absolutely denying the statements
made III others The tenor Of tbs domestic news
vas anything but huliiSh with a further increase
IA the visible supply Of l.f3l 600 Bushels farmers
deliveries IN the Northwest increasing. lower cash
premiums az Minneapolis, and a continuation q
the very unsatisfactory condition Of the -four de
mand The market continues If professional char
acter with no increase whatever outside business
LEGAL receipts to-day. 3 cars vita Il estimated for
tomorrow.
Th6 tone Of the corn market heavy all day
prices again touching the low point Of Saturday.
from which tleTe was a fractional recovery infu-
enoed by the steady wheat market. Indications co..
time 20 point 10 an increase IN the movement with
freer acccptances On oyerSuHday bids. Cash prizes
were lower an around. Local receipts to-day, 81
cars with 400 estimated for tOmogT0w.
Oats prices held fairly steady IN a dull and narrow
market There appeared 10 b. tFiie less pressure
from liquidation, but the market ieaturelesz
Cash prices steady. Local receipts Ze cars, with
2I7 estimated for tomorrow
Considerably larger hog recerts than erected and
another sharp decline 10 prices for caused pro
nOunced weakness Ia Provisions with nearby Lard
the leader. To-days selling was q d general char
q l. IA
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-22
Circuit Court No. i.
JrsTICE ANDERsON.

JGGIAIE AADIllDDNs
No a551 Bluthenthal s. Bickart Carson e.
al time % submit ball OF exceptions and file
transcript extended. Attorneys. II. W. Wheatley-
l. A. Bailey.
No 565 DashielGs IS. Moses 4 son: man
date Of Court q Appeals submitted. Judgment for
costs against defendant and new trial ordered. AT
toTneys. L, J. Mather and w. /. Clarz-R. &,
Donaldson and A. II. Ferguson.
No 5Zil. Metropolitan 0peTs Company Wilson
& Greene; demurrer sustained Attorneys. C. ".
Clagelt-J. 3. Archer and Z. L. Wilson.
No 5i38 Mcnamara Washington Terminal
Company verdict for defendant Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Conlpsny; trial. Attorneys, Leslie
Fulton & Co1-Hamiton, Colbert, IeTkes & Hami-
ton.
Assignments FOR November -;
No 70. Miles "a Capital Traction Company. At
torneys. Haekett-Peuy q Dunlop.
Nc 3. Jenniugs v, Slishaw. Attorneys, Bride
German.
No e. Jones "a United states Continental
Jewel Filtration Company Attorneys. Doyle-hay-
den.
No g.. Towner ct al. vs., William H. Saunders e
al Attorneys. Happier & Meriilat and Hayden
JohnSau-Berry & Minor
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-22
Christ ChiId Society Benefit.

An illustrated lecture for the benefit Of
the Christ Child Society. the Passion
Play of Oberammergau" being the sub
ject. VIII be given by Miss Janet Eliza
beth Richards this evening at o'clock
in Memorial Continental Hall. Miss Rich
ards is well qualified TO speak upon the
Passion Play, having visited Oberammer-
gau a decade ago. as we'll as during the
present year, and the purpose TO which
she is donating her services Is too well
known and appreciated TO need further
dwelling upon.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, Nov. a.-CATTLE- Receipts. go
head. Common 70 prime steers sold at 4s0a6 70 rsr
100 lbs. bulls, S5aA59; cows 2eea460; dressed beef
in moderate demand az 7au per ID. Latest LONDON
cables quoted live cattle selling at l2zal3s Der la
dressed weight. sinking the ofal. No exports to-
dag.
CALV Receipts, ], 554 head Common 10 choice
yeals sold al I.ehllO0 per 100 lbs. clIs. 5OsgGO
grasseTs. 40; Westerns 6.25 for prime; dressed
calves slow and easier at l2als fos cty dressed
Teals 7ai3z for country dressed and 7as for dressed
gTassers.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts l2ss head
Common to prime sheep sold at 250a4 3 per lao
lbs; ellla. 259i yeaTlings 500; common 10 rrine
lambs. a5n660. dressed mutton slow al 6aTis dressed
lambs firm but quiet at all. With hoQdressed an,
ing up 10 llis.
HOGS-Reoepts. l2l65 head. Steady, T.65 Der loo
lbs. connLTy dresssd hogs weak az aaI2
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-22
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chirago, Nov. Z.--Live hoss were &c lower than
Saturdays average price. The receipts we're esti-
mated at 5000: Official saturday. 1928: shipments.
40; left over. 256i; estimated receipts tomorrow
9.00o. Bulk Of prces. I.l5a725 light. 675a6e5
mixed and butchers 72s; heavy. 80; yorkers 40;
pigs. s0a70
Cattle were 100 higher; estimated receipts. a 000
Beeyes. l50a7.5 90; cows and heifeTs 22a635; Texas
steers 4.l5a540 ztoekeTs and feeders ss5a570; West
ern. i25aGe0.
shssp were steady 10 shade lower; estimated -
ceipts. l000. Natives. 225a390; Western. 25Osaa5.
yearings. 4daalo0; lambs. 4ooa6.0O; Western lambs
gDga5G
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NfAfnfnhl Nourt No. -
CHIEF JUSTICE cLARAUGH

No. E2H. United States rs. David J. Simon
forgery and uttsriug motion for trial in arrest
Il Judgment.
No. 2I22L United States vs. Evelyn Smith: lar
csny; plea guilty; sentenced 70 psnitentiaTy FOR four
years and PLACID on probation.
No. 22A. United States BENJAMIN Archer;
assault with dangerous weapon; same sentenced to
penitentisry for three years same,
No G3s. United States vs.. William Carroll
same verdict guilty.
No. 2ss, United States "a Charles Hurley; Ia.
eeny; plea guilty.
No. gs2a United States Is Augustus johnson ;
depreciation private pTCTerty; same; sentenced 10
penitentiaTy for two years.
No. a2G. United States rs. Charles Wright; yio-
lating section l63 penal code; plea Dot guilty.
Nc Z72i0 United States V. Henry Richardson
assault with dangerous weapon. same.
No. 2I27i United States vs. George Minor
sodony; same.
No G2l. United States vs. William Hamilton ;
assault with dangerous weapon; same.
No GZl2 United States VS.. Florence E Miller;
hOusehgeaking and larceny same
Assignment for to-day,
United States IS. James F. Smith
United States vs.. Ross Wise.
United States vs.. Thomas Smith.
United States vs.. William johnson.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-22
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore Nov. a--BUTTER-Creamery. fancy.
pr h., 12izaSs. do choice Ga90k do. good. SAB:
do, imitation, 22a2i do. prints S3asi DO. blocks
Sa13. ladle 2la2s; Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA rolls
22a2i; ONO rolls 22a2i West Virginia Yols Q9ag4
store PACKED, q Maryland, Virginia. and Pennsyl-
wanna aAi9 prnS zlA process butter, Sa2Tis.
EGGs-alsTyland Pennsvlania. and nesrb- srs,.
Per doz s.; Eastern Shore, Maryland. and Virginia
$50 Western nTsts. 81 Southern frsts g. West
Virgin tirsis 81 guinea eggs, lTalS
LIVE P0ULTRY-Chiekens. young. choice per
~, liali do, rough and poor p; old hens. 10
heavy, q; do, small to medium, y; old ROSTERS g.
ducks Old ID. l2al3: do. young white Pekips TAT
iial5i DO. young MuscOFy and mongrel a. 40. md
die DID, ISal4s pigeons Old pair o. do. youna sa25
guinea fowl. young. II IL. and over each 81. Al
young. small, each Eas0; do. old each o. 1ssse
By. per ID. Is; do. Western and Southern
IS; do, Kent County. Is; turkeys young lbs. and
over. %; do, old, ID, l7al5; do, rough and pC,ar
BALL. Do, hsaYy, each. i5oal7a
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No SSH Z. G. sohsfer & co, vs. John F.
Ignch md Lauxnan & Smell; note, s.. Attor-
neys. Tucker, Kenyon & mcfarland
No Ee7S District Of Columbia vs. Frank l.
Marsden and National Surety Conpauy; appeal
Attorney. L II. Thomas
Se s57s. Commercial National Bank vs Gilbert
J, Oslennan, Anna A osterman, and Herman Ia
Osterman: note. $50 Attorney. Myer Cohen
No 1913 same rs Gilbert j. Ostennan; note
s2I3l6 AttorneT, MyeT Cohen.
Me- 5S9e Motion Picture Screen Company IS
p p Craft and Lditleheid, AlE0gd & Co: repleVin-
Attorneys Nath. and e, r. Wilson and l. 7.
Afirl.-rr-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-22
WASHINGTON sTOCK MARKET.

Salrs-Rcfular call. Y O'Clock noon;
Washington Gas certificates 800 al 100.
Capital Traction S. $50 at IL
Columbia Railroad s.. 500 st le2.
Washington Gas . at Is. . at Is, q at rs. S at
Is. al Is. 3 az 5isz, . at 7s5s.
Washington Gds rights. LOO at g. 100 az So 80
at sls loo at 81, Hos at s. l,4S0 at g. $50 at s.
40 at sl. sos at s. a4 at s. I'd At g. 10 az s. 10
a. g. $3.50 at 6, Zl2 at s. 1900 at ss 50 at 8. II
at 8. $3.50 at 81.
National Union Insurance, % at rs.
After call:
Washington Gas rights. 500 at s1z. sa at s9. II
at 81, l5i at sH, 70 at 81.
Washington Gas As, $40 at los.
L4lnston. at s5A
Following the bid and asked prices posted at
Yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock Ex-
change:
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Nov. A.-BUTrER-Receipts today,
553 packages. The market displayed weakness.
Creamery specials. per h. 81; creamery extras 30;
process specials q; State dairy tubs. finest. 30.
CHEEsE-Receipts to-day. LIB boxes The
market is frmeT. State whole milk specials. Sep
tember ia. State whole milk. fancy. small
coTored September, l5lz; skins specials ia skins.
average fancy. lll5.
EGGS-Receipts to-day SIS cases. The market
is steady. State Pennsylvania and nearby hem
merry. white. fancy. 55; State. Pennsylvania. and
nearby. brown fancy. IS; fresh gathered selected
extras, per doz.. 4
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BALTIMORE Hay MARKET.

Baltimore. NOV. a.-HAY-New No. timo4bv
large bales. $50 do, No 2 leo0als5o: No Il
Is to location 600als0O choice clover mixed "a "a
alaOo. No / clover mixed L. Slzls50: No. Q mixed
I40oal65o; No. ] clover. l5.O0al550; Ne 2 clover
z 5oalLe0; meadow grass and packiDg hay. I0OOa
100
STRAW Straight rye straw, fair to choice. 10 foa
le50; straight rye, No. 2, 9.c0a95o tangled I'VE
Clicked. 700aS00; wheat Cblookod1. fair 10 good
6Olas 50; do good &c prime, 75oa200
MILL FEED-Spring bran. in lO0-lb. sacks. Der
ton. 400; Western middling. In ioolh. sacks
ton, 8.00az.O0: -four and white middiings. IN leo
To- sacks pr ton. H0Oa000: City Mills middIings
in l0olb. sacks. per ton, B.ooaA.0 90; City Mills
bran. in loolb. sacks. per ton. a50a2a5o.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-22
Criminal Court No. L.
IUSTICE WRIGHT.

No. $S6, United States rs. Harvey n. Lewis e
al. violating section $40 Revisited Statutes United
States; on trial Attorneys. Il. f. Davis. C. f.
Syne, g. P. Hoover NJ. ". Sullivan. and ]. c.
Cuttings
No. g7U79 United States rs Ammon Littlepage;
discharge from the worsbcuse On Nosember d. 1910
ordered
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CHILDHOOD ROMANCE ENDS.
Miss LaVinia Jewell Becomes Bride
of q. +. WOhIfarth.

A romance that had its start IN child
hood was eliminated yesterday at Rock
Vile when Miss Lavinia Jewell and
George F. Wohlfarth were married in
the Montgomery Hotel Miss Jewell was
nineteen yesterday. The groom is
twenty-One.
The wedding was attended only by
immediate relatives. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. s. r. White, the Bap-
fist pastor of Rockville
Miss Jewell lives al 20s H street north
west. and Mr.. Wohlfarth at 100 Thir-
teenth street northwest The young
couple Will be az home TO their friends
after December 10.
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COTTON MARKET.

New York, Nov. 1.-THE market continued moder-
atey active during the late trading, but resisted all
attempts OF professional traders who sold short dur
action.
News from the South reported hTmer and higher
SPOT markets with still no pressure OF offerings and
much improved demand today's eFentS in the
future markets here and at Liverpool and New
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-22
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cArrLE-Extra. per cwt.. s5A7.z5; do. butcher
A5a6.25: common. 4Sa5 IS.
HoGS~Per eWt cross. aOos9.5o; do. ordinary.
AGO
sHEEP-Prime So0a350: do. common, 25Oa2Ts.
LANBs-Faney. spring. e.oea7oo; fall. choice. 100;
medium 500
CALVEs-Prime per b.. l0Kan; medium. ID.
Gzasi1
coWs-Prime. fresh. each, as00a50oo; do. com.
non. ~eess5.00i do. old and dry l500ao0
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New York Nov. H.-WHEAT-Inegliar; quiet
trade. No. 2 Northern spring, to arrive, T. 0. b..
LIS: No. red T. O. b.. a5}5 No. hard. f. o. b..
Less No. macaToni, T. o. b.. 90; No. ! Manitoba,
(, o h.. LOIS. Reported. loads FOR export. chiefly
Manitoba.
nominal export basis; export. new Ne 2 T. o b.
5ls; No. elevator, domestic, nominal. Exporters
took loads mainly new, 10 arrive January Feb
mary and March
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Mrs. NIorrnn,. WIN Probated.

The viii OF Mrs. Mary G. Morgan. pro-
viding for $500 for ST. Aloysius' Church
and a number OF personal bequests TO
relatives. was probated yesterday. The
rest OF the estate VIII ne liquidated and
divided into forty nortions
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-22

Alexander sc0tt II 81. accounting. Attorneys, O.
H. Meriilat ard NJ X Richardson.
No. 257sS William A. Sullivan "a Charles i. A.
Lengns: set aside deed. Attorney, !. Willianson.
Ne glA. Alex ander G. Bentley. trustee, et Al.
vs. De Lesline CHM e al; sell real estate for In
junction. Attorney, T. a. Ford.
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CHIEF JUSTICE oLABAuGH

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. sg7. IN 70 opening q alley in square 2sSs
hearing set for January g. 1911.
No ss6. In opening of sIley IN square 2sss;
demurrer and motion to strike ont petition over
ruled
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-22
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New YOrk stoeA Exchange. hl0be
building.
eau mopey: Open. % high. "a Iov. rs close,
-. uonps
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Bankruptcy Court.
District Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. $50 In re William G. Leonard; hearing on
discharge fixed for December 2.
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Equity suits.

No. gEs2 Charles H MsrlIlat ct al trustee, "a
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80 0F sHAREs BE- noURs.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

'Ex dividend. TX rightA