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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06
s.. Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS. May 5-WHEAT-Futures
higher: NAY. HuGi lllz; July, Sl-0S; cash.
higher, track, No. red, S-r sol Isl1' No.
hard. N.l4d1l7.
CORN-Furures. firm May, 6I@d6lAsc,
jay. 6strc; cash higher; track. No. 2 "a
af4irc. No. white. S7ie06s3sc.
OATS-Furures higher NAY. Aasc, July.
2sa.c: cash. higher; track. No. 2 42642i1ci
No 2 white $685.
RYE-HiEher, soc
FLOCR-Cnchangeh red winter paten
s. a0Eh 20. extra farcv and gtrs tghi. s. q
s %: hard winter clears Sc 6sq 3. 20.
SEED-Timothy E0 d950
CORNMEAL-S q
ERAN-CnchEBge d- sacked. east ira X,
81 0sulG.
HAY-T-nchang, timothy. H45 a125o
prairie SO 0OdI3 %
BAGGTNE-7lFc
HEMP TWINE-1c
PROVISION S-Pork steady. 'osbiuR,
50 o. Lard, STEADY: prime steam. sIa-t5 :
I20r Dr. salt M ats stsudv; boxed ev "a
shorts ia .. clear ribs. Sl4e5s short Il fr .
81 % Bacon steady. 0Vsd ira rho Z
ui5 clear ribs. Is a; short clears. SI5.75
? o / r T. go ,gugvt, cnsckens, l4-z-.
springs. &c. turkeys llc; ducks. l-iec;
geese. 6lzc.
RI-TTER-L10wer: creamery. s4l2-c
EGGS-L0wer- ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06

KANSAS CITY, May 5.-CATTLE-Re-
eeipts, 25oe head. including 20o southerns,
market steady 10 1OC higher choice export
and dressed beef steers, s.. 30GSI0. fair 90
good. s6.25e7 %: western steers S100T77-
stockers and feeders S. O0sff.5Q. southern
steers. s. 25a- 20: southern cows. 81 2id5 =
native COWS. S350d6 3. native heifers - .
$50 bulls. 81 25NS.50; calve. 00TS@5.
HOGS-Receipts. SEQ head. market l5g
Zoe higher: top. So ~: bulk Of sales sA9Ih
2. %. heavy. s. 356l9 50; packers and butchers.
81 30Ffe. as light. S9.l0ds IS; pigs. s. 517S -
SHEEP AND LAMBS-RCceipts eco
head. market streng. lambs 81 s5TS -,
yeRrlings 81 g5fIS %: wethe~s 81 n0d-. -
ewes. S5.5067. 20. stockers and feeders s. 5Jfi
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
'sSEhsst Opens Lower from Weak Ca
bles, but Soon Advances.
SELLING TURNS TO BUYING
rarn Prices Conunae stronG and the
Market shows an EHeelleHt
TsRes with Good
Demand.


OMAHA. May 8. 1910
weak CabaAs gaze wheat lower openIng.
Rain vas rsported IN The winter wheat
belt. but early seiinE soon turned 70 buy
Ing when no offegngS came on the mar
kst and prices advanced sharply from the
low point
Corn continues IN good demand and ship
ments are rapidly decreasing local stocks
Win light receipts and the present de-
ma1d. prices are low enough.
Light offerings firmed wheat after the
early decline CAUSED By lower cables - The
government report 70 be issued Monday
giving the condition II The winter Uhsat
crop - expected to be-bulIish, and some i'm
provernent IN cash demand are Strength
rning features. p
Corn prices continue strong the maraet
shoNlng excellent tone. good demand ahd
- receipts causing support on az N~ah
frMs. Casn stuff iE a ready SAFE. SAMPLES
offered were taken &c over YESTERDAY 49,. "a,
Urinary wheat receipts we're L-AW.
bushels and shipments were lh0M oUshels
e&ainsl receipts last year OF Z-AVH DAA4le4H
and shlppents Of ST. 900 bushels. 60
Primary corn receipts we're tsB.e N 5usne--
nd shipments were SIS o8 bIshels, agall-sl
thlPments OK al 900 bushels.
IlearanCeH we're Il 90 bushels on com
lone OF oats and wheat and -four equal 20
- 90 bushels.
Liverpool closed I'd 10 ID lover on wheat
Ard unchanged on corn.
Local range % options;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06
OIL. an Rnrin.

CHARLESTON. :. c, May soils
Turpentine. firm; 5yl.c.
ROSIN-Firrn: quote. ABC. s3g5d2s5. d,
SA2s: z. s. 4Ou45d; F. S4E5 1465; @, .4G5 ?
40; II. S4.75; l. s4s0. X. $50; NJ, $3.50; VIC,
s.. 20. WV 3. g005s5
SAVANNAH Ca May 6-OILS-Turps7-
tine firm; 59c- sale. bbis; receipts. 52s
bbls; shipments e4i bbls stoc s. 5,299
bills.
ROSIN-Firm, sales. / 80 bhls: receipts.
Ofs bhls, shipments, 90 thlss stocks, tl.elI
bblE Quote. E. S37574.0O; r. s4lO z. $3.50
T. S450GAC5. .. 81 671zGA75; Il. S'.70d4 S..
J. $3.50: X, s. 10; n. q 50; \, s5.65; VIC, S.75;
WV. s. IS d615.
WILMINGTON. n. C.. May 5-OILS-
Spirits Of tuTpentine, steady, 51Asc.
ROSIN-NOminal; reCe pts. three bi e..
Tar firm; 500. receipts, twenty bbls.
Crude turpz ntine. firm; 100; S4.5O and s. so;
receipts. four hhls.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06

ST LOUIS. Mo Nav 5.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 2loa head including 10 Texans; MAJ
ket steady; native shipoing AMI sxpCr
steers, s.7BdSs0; d essed beef and butte le-
steers. sAead2 -, steers under LG0o round-.
IS 75dS00. stoclusFs and feeders. s. O0d6 = {.
calves. 81. 8JdS. %. Texas and In@ian steers.
81. 10000; cows and hetfers, So 01dS s.
HOGS Receipts. 500 head. rket c
higher; pigs and lights. s. 0o679 Is; packers.
ST. re- butchers and best heavy. 50 s.
HsS
SHEEP AND LAMB-Rece ITS, 20.
market steady: native muttonE 8 OOT "a.
lambs. s. 50rs.e0; culls and bucks - Ca O.
stockeTs 81 O0Id5 co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06
Va EEFnERa

HOGS--Shippers filled q good many OF
their orders al the opening this morning
Al prices that were just about l0ef15c higher
than Yesterdays average hog trade. Pack
ers did not need much urging 10 get busy
however ana q lively market resulted az
figures that steadily improved through
out The session Sales on the extreme close
looked 10 be about s0H25c hlghe- than those
Of Yesterday but the bulk Of hogs could
hardly be quoted better than I5fL2Oc higher.
Al this advance. order buyers dropped ont
OF the trade, most Of the offerings moved
10 packers pens. Movement was very ac-
rlve from start to finish the total supply
OF s69o head changing hands az an early
hour. More encouraging reports from the
east and a higher trend 10 provisions values
are generally ascribed as the main reasons
for today's sharp advance.
large share Of receipts vent AZ 81 lGa
Is as compared with yesterdays bulk 81
s. gads 10 Tops we're marked Up 2oc the
best hogs selling az s. ~
Eaa.rfssevra
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06

NEW YORK. May 5.-MONEY-On cal.
steady. 4d417 per cent; ruling rate, per
cent closing bid. "a per cent, offered al
go per cent Time loans. easier sixty
DAYS and ninety DAYS, : per cent SIX
months. a. per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 80 Sd5lH
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE - Easy. with
actual business in bankers bills ~ s. SSela
AS4l0 for siNty-day bills and At 81 sas5 Tor
demand; commercial bills. s. 81 sidsA
SILVER-Bar. sc; Mexican dollars 44c,
BONDS 90 Government steady railroad
irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds were as
fnl1nnEs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06
Cotton Market,

NEW YORK. May 5.-COTToN-Market
opened steady at a decline Of points 10
an advance Of points, near months re-
OectinE q continuation Of yesterdays scat
tering Liquidation. while. in spite OF q
favorable view Of the weather map, the
new crop vas higher on covering and in
response 20 better cables Bull leaders
cave the old crop support al the opening
figures and as offerings were not az
grcEslve prices soon flrmed up with the
latter positions.
spot cotton closed quiet 5 points decline;
middHng upiands lsz5c middiing gulf
Is 53c sales 20 40 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06
New York Curb Market.
Trrasary statement.

WASHINGTON May 5-The- cousi.iar
u the treasury a. tha close o. buF ness
today was as y VS..
Trust FundF-Gold co n. 30 Sc ssl: i've
dollars. $3.50 sler DOLLAR ~ "a
% TR.0-9' silre- certif cafe ogtstan Ia
$50 3 co
General Funh-Stsndard siyrr dolfn-H iu
EfnsTRl fund. SI-.ss07s. current liari itiss
fl.n l3i e.; WORKING ba ,HnCe in tra7 sury o I
Z ces - sis az. IN hanks . c-efr
treasury Of the Unitsd tsates Gi sofa
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06

wHEAT-No. 2 hard, s. GSlrd1o5. No. :
hard. sScaE-G6; No. 4 hard. S0Qssc re-
1ected hard se7s1cg- Mo- = spring, Sl.8Ql -
No spring. si-0oGf1.03; No. ? durum, seq
s61Tc No, durum. S5aSec.
CORN-NO. white 61sSnS1Tc, No. 3
ntte, 6aQ23tc. No 4 white. 5s6Da=ci No. ?
No. F7xellow- 5sa557c; No. 2 5sd5sl.c No. 3
5s1xfD5Sc: No. A. 5Sg57c: no grade. 44q62c.
OATS-Standard. G1as.c. No. white,
4o1Sei4lc; No. white, SIS 1401<ci No. . YET
low, s0AsGs0Asc; No. 4 yellow, Ss14Q ts1se
No. ulKed. Selz6+gikc.
BARINET-N0- 4, 4su0azc; No. ! teed
4elxnfglrc rejected. 4Sfp45c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06

NEW YORK May 5.-COFFEE-Close
unchanged net. 70 pelngH higher sasf
were reported Of 800 tag c'a' ing bis
follow May 6s0c June. 6s5c. July. G. O.;
Serteu.he- t5c. October and November.
CH1-- December. Sic January. g. &C
February. csc: March, sc, Auril. 6 SIC.
spot coffee IUiet. No : r O. $40; No.
santos. 81. d ID quiet, Corsova 4. az &C.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06
Philadelphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA. May 5-BCTTER-
Dull unchanged.
EGGS-Flrm. good demand; Pennsylvania
and other nearby firsts DC at mark. Penn
sylvan a and other nearby current receipts,
retIrnable. cases. &c at mark, western
firsts free cases &c ~ mark; western cur
rent receipts. free cases, pc al mark
CHEESE StenGys New York full creams,
old. I7l-dl7Ec. fair 20 good l6lTGl7c, choice
new. l4.c; fair 10 good new. lSal4c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06

.t'assa 7tioI GisaTs- we're a. follows
FLOCR-Better demand. winter patents,
SO0a5 20. winter straights, - I5u535, spr,Eg
srraighfs 81 E5ffl. -; bakers S4.0aa o.
HYE=No. 2 T1g7Sc-
.RARLEY--Fssd- ar mixing 44d50ci far 10
choice mailing. 5lG6sc
"a -tsorth%estern. SEX. Timothy. s4s5
PRoViSIONs-N Mes pork per Dbl. s.. 7;r
p % Lard per 100 lbs., Aa1Aa. short ribs
sides Qo0sel, slg up sefl2.es- short clear ribs
b. Total uleafances 81 wheat and 0ou- were
equal 10 80 90 su Primary receipts were
% a00 pa compared aith 90 bu me
corresponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipts fer tomorrow WA
- cars: corn, ~ cars; oats, us cars, hogs,
CHICAGO cash Priees-wheaI. No red.
Sll2gs Is. No. 3 sd n-0Sall3; No, hard
tiUisGf1i4ss: No hard. S06al.lA cora
white, 5GRcc. No white. 64465c. No. :
yeloH- ldsgt4e. No. 3 yellow, e-ae1iEe
Oats No. = white, 4sla 45c, Ne. 5 white,
AsdtSS.c; No. white 4oa42c; standard
4Qfflac.
BU1TEE-Msri.st steady; ereAmsriss "a
EGGS-Market steady. a. marx. eases
llel3aea,. l'plsizc. firsts. lsc. prime nrsts'
..cHHEsE-Murkst steady daisies, l4ssa
RI slslsscs dong horns laiT@l4sc
gIAIOEs-Assrase1 easy, choice 70
49, GuSles fair 10 good. ssG2Sc.
FOCLrRl-Marizst steady. turkeys l5c,
NEALs-Market steady. 70 20 - TO- WITS
s1ec; ~ @ ~ 10. Wts- 80 Zee @ % 10 10.
Receipts Today-wheat cars. corn. -
Wheat - cars; corn. cars. oaEs ~
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06

LIVERPOOL MAJ e. WHEAT - spot
dull. No red western winter. no sro-k
Futures quiet. Nay, e 5iad. July, T. slsd
OcT ober. - slAd
northern. "a ID: old American mixed IS "a
Futures dull. July. nominal
FLOCR-SJeady, winter patents, easy.
Be Cd
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06

ST. JOSEPH. MAY 5.-CATTLE-Receipt
loo head: market steady; steers. S550d
Us; cows and heifers, s. 1907. 50; calves.
s.. D01a0O
HOGS-Receipts. $500 head: market l5G
20c higher; top. $3.50; bulk Of sales. 50 80
Q a.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 200
head; market steady; lambs, S-59d9 90
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06

LONDON NAV a-rhe weekly statement
% t.. Eauh uI ENGLAND shows the follow
ng changes rota. reserve fucrga-.d AZ
tAHt1. circulation Increased. tat.Ur. oul-
t..1 increased. q q. tlIs oih'F rteli't'ia
Increased Eila 01. other deposits increased.
is2Nn. public deposits increased. O. $50 "i
notes reserve increased. kaalN.NNs Enhefn-
weut securities unchanged
The prop .-tiuu OF TIE hank 81 reserve 70
liabilities this week is SIS, per cent. last
Neek 20 Vas H0se per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06
Omaha Hay Market.

OMAHA MAY 5.-HAY-No. !. $50; No.
2 s. so packing, S51. straw: Wheat s. 81,
rye ana Caus. $40 Alfalfa, Nl50 The
supply Of poor hay is much heavier than
the demand and low prices prevail.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06

MINES polisl. 8 ssds ~. second patents
8. le1a-3o, first clears tl15g 81 second
clesrs g. 9pda21
FLAN-Ciosed a. t2G
RTE-No 2 11u1Erc
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06

Cool weather continues throughout the
corn and wheat region and Heavy 70 killing
frpsts occurred last night in al except the
Omaha. Kansas City and St bOuis districts.
Rains are falling in the Omaha and Kan
sas City districts this morning
L A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06

NEW YORK May 5-SUGAR-Raw
firm: mUscovado, 80 test Q SIC; centrifugal
IS test. 28c: mOlasEes sugar. - test, l56e
Refined quiet crushed. 5.35ci granulaued
&c. powdered. 5.Sc-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle and HOG Markets Higher
sheer Reported steady.

CHICAGO. May 5.-CATTL E-Receipts,
. 500 head. market higher. steers. s. 25ai, 70,
cows - &dT %. heife-s. s. 2ST7 50, bulls
81. 756675. calves. Ss00dS. 60: stockers and
feeders, S.75Gf650
HOGS-Receipts Saao head, market 2id
10c higher; choice heavy. Sc. 65Gq IS, butchers.
50. 6tGs 20; light mixed, 81 sos 10, choice
light % 60ff9. 20 packing. 81 G06fAs-e. pi-s
50 l06i9 50. bulk Of sales 90 6O77. 20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 190N
head; market steady. sheep. SE15d7.75.
yearlinEs, s. j0dE %. lambs s. -5dS -.
spring lambs laaaGIg %
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06
stock in sight.
London stacL Market.

LONDON May 5.-American securities
opened firm \ 20 ! point over the New YORK
Closing OF yesterday. The market furtG--
Improved on fair buying. but castd Oft IN
me absence Of any change in the Bank Of
EnRiand's rate. At noon the tome was
1uaeter and prices net = to IL higher
I -l..LLlu -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06
I1ansas Guy Grain aaa rrovisions

KANSAS CITY. May 5-wHEAT-May.
H.8s1s. sellers, July, S.0a. bid; September
higher, No. hard. s. 1aal l3. No. q 8 0Sq
LIS. No. red sl-0, IL IA N.a2dl-l0.
tohN-AaE. btasc sellers; July. az
septeTr Der. NO. I'D, cash unchanged. No
m Ned. 6li &c, No 2 6--sMdZa4c No. white
So d6sc; No. a "a. ftG2A
OArS-Unchaugfds No. white 44ds7c
No. mixed E4s2c
RYF-70d-9c
HAY-Un ehanEed. chnice timothy. S40g
GiE5o; choice prairie So 75all 90 choice
Alfalfa SlG50d17 %
BrTTER-Unchauged. creamery extras
sSr, flrsts. &c, seconds &c, packing stock
sc
EGGS nchanEec cuTrent receipts. new
cases. s55s mlscell aneouz cases S. 30
s0utherns. t4@; storage packed go
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06

SUNDAY
RFrIPTSrARS

Receipts and disposition Of live stock a.
Union stock Yards south Omaha for the
twenty-four hours ended At D. n. Weones-
Hav-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06

NILWAI-K MAY 5--WHEATAN-o Z
northern 81 le6l.I73. No. 2 MORT bern. e. 80
lNis July NefAs
FTOI R--FIiFhe
OATS-arl-c
BARLEY-samplss Esisa G.e-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06

SILVER-Bar, quiet at @45Bd Per ounce.
MONEN-2irG3 per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market
for short and three months bills is "a per
cent
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06
WEATHER ~ THE GRAIN BELT
Depression Extena- over Eutirc East
slope OF Rockies

OMAHA. NAY ,. l-lu
The area II LiEn pressure, everything the
country east Of the Rocky MoJnlAAns, 81
tiLues 20 drift slowly eastward slsni
but general rise in temperature nAs oc-
CURED In the central valleys, and uPpeL
Lake region since the last report DuA ne
weather continues col for TIE season ~
the upper valleys and eastern states aae
heavy froEts were again genera tasl nteul
10 the upper MISSISSIPPI and Onlo Na-legs
and Lake region. The western depression
mas assumed a trough. and nov eNtendE
ut.rtn and south along the entire eastern
slope OF the Rocky Mountains ShoNerg
49, s1-setrIed weather is genera IN the
III issouri valley and vest into the noun
"a Is and conditions are taForhole Let
continued showers IN this vicinity tohlsnt
and probably Friday. WITH sAGhug warmer
tonight --.-..-.- a
precipitation Tor the last three year. -
Minimum. tsnperauare poe. 3 q q q
sSo-rual temperature today, % degTses.
Deficiency 81 ec.pitauon since AAreh l.
Deficiency corresponding period fn 1893,
Defleiency corresponding period n so
l. A WELSH, Local Forscaster.
Corn and wheat Region Bulletin.
For Omaha. Neb. for the twenty -four
D. s----r e~Hf-a Eth meridian time,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06

F,- omaha Neb. for the twenty -four
hours ending az a. m, I5th meridian time
THURSDAY. Nay 5. 1910.
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06

Very exchanges reported
astoTy
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06

q MINNEAFOIIS Nav s-WWFAT-ATa-
60 Jnly nCA September q WI-S
NdIls cash. No ] hard s Is. No pr-fb
F.rn 81 10 III, No. z northern q al31 "a
Ne 4 E-BG10Saz
rORN-No yellow 7-n7EH
nATS-Nn- z Wftfs .lsa.fl CO.
HRAN-fn. 10 pound sacks. SlSaagise5
FLocE-ESt patents On wood z q h
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06

bank ClearsREA.

Bank ClearfnES.
OMAHA. May Bank cleartngs for TO-
day were S3O4s,S IS and for the corre-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-06
DISTRICT STATIONS.

sNot Included in averages minimum
temperature for twelve-hour period endin
- 4 a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-30
KING GOES FISHING.
George Of England Wrestles With
Salmon in Mountain Streams.
correspondence Of The Star.

Foreign Correspondence Of The Star
LONDON, August %. 1910
King George. away up in the Scotch
mountains. at Balmoral Castle, is enjoy
ing a we'll earned vacation. SO far as a
king can be said to take a vacation, for
he is never out of reach Of telegraph
wires and messengers with documents
needing his attention.
His principal amusement is salmon fish,
ing, and although kings are always cred
tied with being able to do all things
well, ii is really a fact that George v
is an excellent angler. He knows the
Dee waters running through the castle
grounds well. and he Is never so happy
as when he can shoulder his rod and
make for the river.
During his stay In Scotland. however,
his majesty will devote as much time as
possible to the perusal and collection of
the great quantity of private papers left
by the late King Edward. Many Of these
papers, being of an intimate family char
acter, will probably be destroyed, but
there are also several large boxes OF
notes, records of events etc. which nee
essarily have a great historical value. and
in the treatment of these his majesty will
have from time TO time the assistance OF
Lord Knollys and Lord Esher
King Edward never kept a regular
diary, depending much upon his un
doubtedly excellent memory. and making
notes only when the importance or IN
terest OF the occasion seemed to demand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-30
Real Estate Transfers
NORTH RANDLE HIGHLANDs-Ame,

NORTH RANDLE HIGHLANDS-Amer.
lean Security and Trust Company
trustee, to Samuel ]. Messersmith. lo1
10, block 54j5; SO.
WESTFORD-Owen II. Fowler ct ux. tC
Garfield A. P1nn, lots and II. square
5154: $40.
wAsHiNGToN HEIGHTs-Frank ]. Ho
gan ct ux. to Cornelia Dennis, lot 3S
block 3: So
ADDITION TO LIE DROIT PARK-Den
mis- c. Shea ct ux. to Viola r. Gum
mel, part lot 49, block IS: SO.
GOOD HOPE PARK-James X. Symme.
to Galen E. Green. lot 3; so.
SOUTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pinehurs
g. square 2O19.
WEST WOODBRIDGE Charles C. Fetch
er ct ux. to John w. Trolley, lot L
square $3.50: 80
Thomas l.. Hume ct al. to James K
Symmers part lot Al, square 11S6
lots 1, 3, 4, Z, 10. Good Hope Park, and
lot %, square 1888: $40.
MOUNT PLEASANT AND PLEASANT
PLAINS-Francis A. Blundon ct ux tC
Guy E. and Mace c. Partridge. lot 3S
block Ii; $40
1926 18TH STREET NORTHWESTERN
B. Healy to Lea Hill. lot "a. square
274; SO.
TENNESSEE AVENUE NORTHEAST
between A and b streets-George d.
Lantel ct ux. to Arthur E. and Ger
trude E. Stevens. lot 30. square 1912;
SO.
WESTFORD-William H. Holloway to
Stephen r. Wylie, lot 20. square 5153
SO.
SEVENTH STREET NORTHEAST be-
tween F and G streets-Martin l..
Gottwals ct ux. to Rose E. Moffett.
lot "a, square SOL $40.
MARYLAND AVENUE NORTHEAST
between 18th and 14th streets-Mollie
Phillips to Campbell Darlington, part
lot "a, square 1O2s. and lot 81. square
7O0; $40.
NO 1906 l. STREET NORTHWEST
Levers s. Wilkinson to Mary Moyni-
han. lots 35 and A. square 217: So
PLEASANT PLAINS-Lee Brown tc
Conrad and Johanna Henzman. lot COZ
block 4: SO.
WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS-Charle
Taylor to Albert A. Schultz, lots 81
and 80, block II: $40.
NO. 1347 Q STREET NORTHWEST
Eliza Brown to Elizabeth E. Brown
lot 1875. square $40: $40.
BROOKLAND-Eliza Brown to Elizabeth
E. Brown. lots and 8. block IL; So
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SUSPECTED OF MURDER.
Colored Man Arrested on Suspicion
of Killing Couple.

CHESTER, Pa. August 3O.-Reese Rob-
erts, colored. was arrested In this city
last night. charged with the murder of
Robert Casey and wife, whose bodies
were found In their home at Claymont.
Del. a few miles below this city. August
20. The couple had been beaten to death
by a club which was found in the house.
Considerable money which the store
keeper and his wife were known to have
had was missing when a search was
made.
Roberts was arrested on q warrant
sworn out by the Delaware authorities
a mended shoe that the colOred man
wore on the night the murder was COM
mitted is said to fit In the footprints
made by the slayer OF the Caseys.
Roberts was arrested a few years ago
for the murder OF farmer named Car
tar. The aged farmer was attacked in
his wagon while returning to his home
from the Chester market and his head
was beaten to q jelly by a huge stone
which had been placed In . -four sack.
ROBERTS was tried for the crime, but
was acquitted.
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THE COURTS
EQUITY coURr.-Justice Gould.

| EQUITY COURT.-Justice Gould.
Fenton agt Schamel: rule discharged:
plaintiffs attorneys, NJ. ]. Bacon. 5r, and
NJ. NJ Doyle; defendants attorney. H.
G. Kimball.
| Lee agt. Sullivan: order OF reference
enlarged; plaintiffs attorney. P. r: Hill
lard; defendants attorney, Oscar Luck
EFT.
O'Brien agt. Newman's heirs; order OF
publication: plaintiffs attorneys, Ralston,
Siddons & Richardson.
jackson agt Kemp: order of publica-
ton: plaintiffs attorneys, Ralston, Sid
dons & Richardson.
In re assignment Of James f. Nichol-
| son; bond of assignee fixed at 5000 and
| sale ordered: attorney, NJ. d. Rosenberg.
Hoover agt. Hoover; proof ordered
taken before N. Carroll Downs, examiner;
plaintiffs attorney. F. S. Paladini: de-
PENDANTS attorneys, r. L. Montague and
J. A. Moriarity.
Gosselin agt. Gottschalk Company; re-
straining order discharged; plaintiffs at
torney. L. A. Bailey; defendants attor-
ney, ]. A. Burkart.
Huddleston agt. Shoemaker: decree to
convey land: plaintiffs attorney, J. H.
Wilson. jr
Kensington agt. Kensington: sale de-
creed. with Union Trust Company trustee
Yerkes e. Hamilton.
Scott agt. Scott; rule returnable Sep
TENDER 8; plaintiffs attorney. f. l.. Gies.
PROBATE COURT-Justice Gould
Estate of Dorotha Wagner: letters OF
administration granted to Lem Towers,
Jr.; bond, 800; attorney, Lem Towers.
jr.
Estate Of Alice S. Jordon; letters Of ad-
ministration granted to Genevieve 0.
Nickel: bond. $500; attorney. ]. H label.
Estate of William G. Lewis; order to
sell bonds; attorney. L. c. Williamson.
Estate Of Henry Theodore; time to fle
caveat extended: attorney. Leo Simmons
Estate of George w. Fair: will admit
ted to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Ella B. Fair; bond, $500; at
torney, B. F. Leighton.
Estate Of James NJ. Dunn: petition for
leave to pay claim; attorney, ]. A. Burk-
art.
In re Robert NJ Dobbins ct al; order
authorizing amendment: attorney. NJ. H.
Beach.
In re Sylvia c. Carter ct al: order ap-
pointing Hile Carter guardian: bond,
81 900: attorneys. Slater G. Phelps
In re Newton Dempsey: order appoint
ing James L. Pugh guardian; bond, $1,000:
attorney. NJ d. Rosenberg.
In re Cesare Laurent; auditors report
ratified.
Estate Of Jere miah C. Lott; order rati-
flying sale.