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The Washington herald., 1911-03-11
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Improvement in Industrial and Trade Conditions
Continues, Say Dun and Bradstreet

New York, March 10.-R. G. Dun & Co. s
weekly review Of trade tomorrow will
say:
THE moderate Improvement in indus
trial and trade conditions since the be-
ginning of the year continues This is
most noticeable in iron and steel, in which
an increase in pig iron production was
made in February. and in which the ag-
gregate of untitled orders reported by the
leading producer has expanded.
1T is less evident in the dry goods
trade, in which curtailment of produc-
ton is maintained and price reductions are
being made. Yet January and February
sales in many cases showed gains over
preceding months. Some growth in activ-
ity in the boot and shoe market is re-
ported.
Two important elements of strength in
the situation are the existing low stocks
Of merchandise and the existing large
stock of money. Other favorable fac
tors are the increasing reserves Of the
great banks. the decline in the Bank of
England rate of discount to per cent:
the gratifying change for the better in
our foreign trade: the signs of large aC-
cumulating credits abroad, and the gem
orally excellent outlook for crops so far
as they can now be forecast
Commercial failures this week in the
United States are 2I2 against 291 last
week, 263 the preceding week and 30 the
corresponding week last year. Failures
IN Canada number 81 against % last week,
81 the preceding week. and 50 last year"
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New York, March 10.-Bradstreet's re-
view Of the state of trade tomorrow
will say:
THE presence of numerous buyers in
the principal markets has tended to
produce a moderate degree of improve
ment in house trade, and early farm
work is progressing under favorable con-
ditions. while faIl-sown grain appears
to be in good shape.
incidentally, the progress of the sea-
son has impaired a little more zeSt to
retail trade. Yet conservatism is every
where visible. Buyers, especially of tex
tiles and clothing, are purchasing eau
tiously, and mill owners are selling
goods of high-priced materials at little
or no profit. In a word. the failure of
business in general to expand more free
ly is disappointing. A policy of small-lot
buying appears to be favored by most
purchasers, and the efforts of the larger
purveyors to force sales meet with little
response.
''The coming session of Congress. at
which various tariff schedules may be
treated, together with the probability of
action on the Canadian reciprocity mat
ter, tends to produce more or less Chari-
ness. The lateness of Easter, as wen as
the poor condition of country roads, is
also a factor.
Flour remains still. Lumber is quiet,
and though building should pick up
somewhat from now on. the figures of
permits and estimated expenditures show
that extension work is not so active as
at this time last year"
The Washington herald., 1911-03-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. March O-CATTLE-RacIepts wer,
Las head including q for slaughterers Steers
in hmItrd supply and firm; bulls and COWS slow
and lower. Good steers sold s. 50 per lGn lbs; oxen
5a: bulls. 40aoOJ cows 2i0a5OO dressed beef slow
at 9E0s for ordinary to choice native sides London
cattle markets steady at l2Izal3I4. dressed weight
sinking the ofal; Liverpool cattle steady at 9lSaI
dressed weight sinking the ofal: exports tomorrow
so beeveS. 800 sheep. and $50 quarters Of beef.
CALYES-Rsceipts 6Ol head. Including 2S5
head for butchers and S6 for the market. VeaIs
firm and Sass higher, with early clearance of
the pens Common TO choice veals sold SOOall ~
per 100 lbs throwOuts. 6OOa7 so; city dressed veaI8
firm and in good demand at I3aH per pound; calves
easier at 4Oal3Iz
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were s46 head
including cars for export, II for slaughtPrerS.
and for the market Sheep were firm and lambs
steady. No prime stock here. Fair lambs sold at
665 per 100 lbs dressed mutton finn at TasI per 100
lbs. with best wethers selling at &c; dressed lambs
strong at Dall; country dressed dollhouse lambs
steady at 30Oa7.5J per carcaSs
HOGS-Receipts wero L572 head, including half
a car for the market Prices lower At us per
100 lbs. Country dressed bogs steady at Sail per
pound.
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Swartzell, Rheem 6
HenSey Co.,,

North Columbia Heishts-Lot 45. block l: Augustus
W. Stuhrman to Adam \. Wilhelm, SO.
Cheyy Chase Heign's-square 1855. lot 81 and rart
OF lot 8: the Newlands Company u Norma W
Jones, So.
street northwest. between Tyrent7-frst and
twenty second strestS-SQUare g. lot n: Anna
hrikstcln ct vir to Prank " Bauskett SO
IS Nineteenth street nOrtheast-Sduare gl9 lot I3.
Robert L. Campbell ct ux- to William c. Nc
CUrdy, 500.
Il5 Eleventh street northeast-Square 92- lot 81.
and part Of lot "a; Joseph A HanIon ct ux eS
al. to Julia Hanlon $40
sos East Capitol street northeast-Sruan so mart Of
lot J. Mary W. French trustee, 10 Phoebe Il.
Cole. SO
c street northwest between Third and Four-and-a-
half streets Reservation 10 lart # lot - !.
Worth Canadian ct to the Carnahan Press
incorporated. $40
Randle Highlands-Square 5456. lot D: the Unitpd
States Realty Company to James {. Burke SO.
Hampton Park. ID. C.-Square 5lj9. lot a: Munici-
pal Realty Company. incorporated, To John
South Kenilworth-Square $50, lots L and ls Rcr-
nart q. Brown TT uX. to Mamie G. Viii
lams. SO.
South kenilworth-Sa $50 lot >: Bernard G.
Brown ct to John II. Riley. SO
Cleveland Fark-Squarc 3T5 lot 81: Robert II. Nc
NeiIl ct to Edith VI Macdonald SO.
Pctworth-LOt E, block >; Anna + Sel ct vir
Hlr-v A. to Jessr Zepp. So in trust for Guy
:. and Carroll ) Zcpp.
SO Seventh strcCt n0rthwest-S1uara As lot IL
David Derzowitz to Hyman DC,lck. SO
Bevcry-Square 5l79. lot S: Nellie VI. Hanback, It
vir IN Elias Henson $40
Twentv-third and y streets nnrthweSt-S1uare 81
parts If lots s. S3, a. IS. and 56. Lew Wood
bury Ct uN- TO William J. johnson, SO.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York March IO.-BUTTER- Receipts TO-DAY.
6.ll5 packages. The market is strong. Creamery
specials per pound ~; extras ZIz; State dairy.
tubs finest. q; process specials, 10.
CHEESE Receipts to-day, so boxes. The market
is finn. State whole milk specials. Is: fancy col
ored September. 1iIt skins. special II: fancy. 81
EGGS-Receipts to-day, 1916 cases. The market
is trife easier. State. Pennsylvania and near-b
hennery. white fancy. Is; browns fancy .; fresh
gathered selected extras. per dozen, n.
MILLFEED-Steady. moderate trade. Spnng
bran, 600; standard middling. 2t7O; Western red
dog, 2Oa&.25; winter wheat bran, in 100 pound
sacks. to arrive. $50; city bran, in bulk. 300.
OATSSteady: fair dealings No. white 36k :
No. white. 3514; standards. 5S9i, elevator basis
white. track, 34Iza3s.
FIOUR-Stendy; demand is fair. Kansas straiChts
42a45O in sacks: soft straights 40a4 Is in barrels
spring patents Assam. in barrels; spring clears
4oa4D
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-scarce; neglected. Choice
nominally. . 50.
CORNMEAL-Trade moderate. Kiln-dried for ex-
port, 27Na2sO; coarse meal. in bags LoaaLIa
HAY-Recsipts, 1.l0 tons; easy; demand nnder-
ate. Prime timothy, LILO; No l, LOSall0; No. > Goa
Loo; No 8 75aso.
sTRAw-Receipts. % tons; weak: slow trade.
Long rye quoted at 45a50.
BEEF-Steady; moderate dealings; packet HoOa
15.Oo; family, l6.0alLO.
PORK-Scarce, nominal. Mess. 2 9azaoo; family.
. 5Oa2A
LARD-InactiTe. Prime Western, go: CITY. 500.
refined Continent, 970; South American l051. re-
fined Brazilian in kegs 1.0: oleostearine TX lard
steaTine inactive, New York. 10.
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forgery. uttering. and false pretenses; defendant
committed.
No. 1856. United States vs. Charles D. Hickey
grand larceny; continued.
No. EilL United STATS rs. Rnscne White and
GArnce FERncy; h0uscbreakinE and larceny: defend
ant No. I'd Ia penitertisry for two years
and six months defendant No. same, and placed
I on probation.
No 27l36 United States vs. Oliver P Christo-
z 'r: saInr; scntenud to Ieutsntiary for hve
year..
n. IL United States vs. George Garrett
Samuel Thomas, Richard Smith. and James Dan
i's; rUbhery scntcncsd to penIteTtm0 for six years
each.
No. ZiN United STATES vs. William Hawkins
| assault with daRErouS weapon; sentenced to SIX
months in wrrahOue
No 27319. United States rs. John Childs, James
Childs, and James Lee: robhery defendant No. !
senenned n National Training School; defendants
Nos and sentenced to penltentlary for six
years each.
No Gg6. United States vs. Raymond s
Wheeler; larceny from United States; plea guilty
sentenced to Ieui'entisry for year and one
day.
No g75Ss United States vs. George Holden; non
support: bench warrant ordered to issue.
Assignments for March l3:
No III. EmmDns Nash. Attorneys, Evans
White
No IL. Richardson v, Williams. attorneys,
Barnard & JoAnSnn- Ewing.
No lL5. Cornell PAlrr Company vs. Daniel
Attorncys. Railry Hicks BaIderstnn.
No. u6. Wallace ct al. Dcfree- Attorneys
Jones & Bride Ambrose X Smith.
No. ll6 CLARK vs.. Heaney. Attorneys. Wolf L
BsilPy-SuIlivan-
No. 4 Levy & Bro. W Hnb Furniture Com
pAny. Attorneys, StearmAn-Tobrincr.
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of Timothy Allen petition for letters tesla
m"ntary. Attorney. T. +. Shealcy.
Estltr "f Noel ". Baksdale; same Attorney.
Andrew Wilson.
Estate Of Priscilla +. Burns letters Of adrinistra-
tlon granted % Howard :. Rcesidc; bond. Son.
Attorney. u. y Houston.
Estate Of Edmund n Webster; petition for letters
tcStamentLrv. Attorney. \. 3. Let.
Estate 0f John J. Abcrt; order for distribution.
AttCn"r. W. :. Albert.
Estate OF Deborah q. Passamore; order for sale Of
notes.
Esrate Of Lillian l. Fenton: letters tesamentary
granted L" Gustav HorninS; bond. S.nn0. Attorney.
{. ]. F. Graf.
Estate Of DAVID 6. Dixon order to extend note
Estate IT Howard Hurley; letters Of administration
granted TO ElIzaheth Hurley. Attorney. l. Q. IL
Award.
In re Stella II. Moodcy ct al; order decreasing
bond. Attorney. c. ". Cla-ctt.
Estate If Charles e. smith: letters testamentary
granted to American Security and Trust Company.
Estate Of Mary L. Curtin; will dated January 81
1911.
Estate Of Samuel Woods order to employ counsel.
Attorney. +. q. COldren.
Estate Of Patrck II. Sheehy: petition for letters
testamcntdry. AttUrnev c. II. SymC.
Estate Of Ednlurd X. Webster; will dated June
is. lT5. and CO-IiciI dated June .. 1910 filed.
Estate If Bernard L. Dixon; letters Of adminiStra-
ton granted 10 James L. Dixon; bond. 500. AttOr-
nCy, Wilton J. Lambert
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Randle Highland-Square 5624 lot 81: the United
States Realty Company to John n. Rogers. 80
Potomac Heights-Square 49, lots 81 and So; Po-
tomac Heights Land Company, Inc, to George
W. Blankenship so.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Lot s., block
.; Bertha l. Schaper to Sarah Z. Drown, SO.
Is6 Z street southwest-Square 495, lot 76; Bertha
l. Schaper to to Leah COThin. $40.
6 Fourteenth street northweSt-SqUare 105l lot 4S
Bertha L. Schaper to Joseph ]! McPheTson. So
Cleveland Heights-Square D79. lot 500; Arthur r
Lingley ct ux. to H. ROzer Dulany, so.
Ingleside-Lot 652, block s: Lewis Z. BreIninger q
ux. and William d. West ct ux. to Ann Rad
ford SO.
lES Massachusetts, avenue northwest-Square 2l3
part Of lot II: Ellen A. Dunlap ct VIZ to Nancy
II. Branson, 500
Fourteenth and streets northwest-Squarc rs lots
Is and ls; otto G. Rupert ct ux. TO Hannah 7.
Donovan. So
Petworth-Square 3ol5, undivided interest in lots
ls ard II; William W. Stuart ct VI. TO Joshua
W. Carr, SO.
Connecticut Avenue Hishlands-Square l74s lot a
Fulton R Gordon ct ux. to n. ycrcoutre Kelly,
ST5.
Villa Park-Square 4e25 lots II and H. Clara A.
Marden ct Tir to Milton o. Myers, Ss6.67
North Columbia Heights-Lot lt, block 1; Augustus
W. Stuhrman 70 William H. Hitchcock. SIC.
North Columbia Heights-Lof A.. block 1: Augustus
W. Stuhrnan to Joseph n. Honhakr. so
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Court of Custom. Appeals.

Present-Presiding Judge Montgomery
ana Associate Judges Smith, Barger De
NrioS, and Martin
The calendar WAS called and it was
announced that all cases not in readi-
ness for hearing Yesterday will go over
Until the next term Of court which will
N,EIn on Tuesday, May >
Nos. 143 and ~. StrakOSCh vs.. United
states and .. 3. Richards vs.. United
States; alizarin assistant: argument
commenced by Mr. NIhert n. WaShhurn
for the appellants. and concluded by Mr
l. Frank Lloyd for the appellee.
No. i>l MOrgenstern vs. United States;
p"rhorate Of soda. argument commenced
by Mr John 4. KratZ, jr. for the appel
liant. continued by MIR Charles F. Nc
Nabh for the appellee. and concluded by
Mr.. John A. kratz jr.. for the appellant
No. Jl2. Carson vs. United States;
gloves. submitted on briefs.
No. cG4. United States vs.. Michelin
Tire Company; recovered rubber: argu-
ment commenced by Mr. n Frank Lloyd
for the appellant. continued by Mr.. Fred
eric +. COudert for the appellee. and con-
Guided by Mr.. \. Frank Lloyd for the
appellant.
No. 43L American EXPRESS Company
vs. United States; feather articles; argu-
ment commenced by Mr.. John G. Duffy
for the appellant, continued by Mr. p.
Frank Lloyd for the appellee, and con-
cluded by Mr.. John G. Duffy for the
aDDeIlant
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished by W. g. Hibbs & Co..
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
Building.
Chicago. March IG-The local wheat market
or'rad steady to a shade frner and ruled strong
and higher throughout the session. the basis of the
strength being various repns from the winter wheat
country 0f damage by Hessian fly. The market, being
short enc, easily responded To any buish news
Of this character. Minneapolis was strong, and ad-
VIcS from there call attention TO a general lack Of
snowfall in the Northwest during the winter. except
in No-,h Dakota and point out possibilities Of a
dry seed bed this spring. There improvement
IN the local cash demand. Receipts to-day were
l9 cars, with 10 estimated for tomorrow.
The corn market ruled very firm throughout the
entire session, general speculative sentiment con-
tiuunE friendly the long side. Cash prices were
about lc higher in sympathy with the futures with
no particular improvement in the demand except
locally. Receipts to-day were 243 cars with 246
estimated for tomorrow.
Oats prics were finn all day. with heavy covering
by local shorts There some improvement in
the demand and the cash market was Lc 10 ILc
higher. Receipts to-day l04 cars with 9s esti-
mated for tomorrow
The advance in the hog market and further
marked Improvement in shipping demand for both
meats and lard made a higher and finn provision
market, with packers the Leading buyers.
nj
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibhs & o., mem
beTs Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs Buirf-
ing.
New York. March lo.-Today's cotton market was
strong and buoyant at the close. Throughout the
session. support was good and weekend statistics
finally caused stampede Of shorts. which carried
decline.
Apart from the continued strength OF Southern
spot markets and large exports, there were no new
influences under discussion. The irregular price
movement Of the week appears to have reflected
a lack Of unity Of action the part Of the bulls
The control OF the local stock is in new hands and
the volume Is being gradually reduced by shipments
abroad. Il was stated to-day that some large sales
had been made for export to Japan
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Friday, March 10, 1919
Supreme Court of the UnIted stat,

supreme Court of the United states,
,Present,.,The Chief Justice Mr.. Justice
Harlan. Mr.. Justice Mckenna, Mr.. JUS
tice Holmes Mr.. Justice Day, Mr.. JUS
tlce Lurton. Mr.. Justice Hughes, Mr.
Lamar.
. c., and Louis H. Brcuer. of Rolla,
No. We're admitted to practice.
No ~; Henry c. Ripley, appellant
vs.. The United States; and
80. no. 2, H& Ihe nited States. appellant,
VS. Henry c. Ripley; submitted pursuant
TO the twentieth rule by Mr.. Assistant
attorney General John =. Thompson and
Mr Philip NJ. Ashford for The United
states and by Mr.. William H ROheson
ar. Eenjamin Carter, and F. Carter
No. l27 Colorado and Northwestern
~; EaIir0ad Company. plaintiff in error. vs..
Inc nlted States; and
No. ~: Southern Railway Company.
plaintiff in error, vs.. The United States
argument concluded ny Mr. Assistant
Attorney General Fowler for the defen-
dant in error. and submitted by Mr. +.
+. hltted for the plaintiff in error in
No. n. and on the record by Mr. Alfred
=. Ihom for the plaintiff in error in No.
NO, ?1. Jesse Nichols. plaintiff in error.
v IN" 'It% of Cleveland: argument
commenced hv Mr.. Andrew Squire for
Xer.[1 N" piantIh IN error. continued by Mr..
error, and concluded by Mr. Andrew
Squire for the plaintiff in error.
N". g. Ira Pcrryman, hv o. II Perry
man: his next friend, plaintiff in error.
-; h"maS W: Coleman. jr. judge &C.;
submitted by Mr. john r. Knox for the
nlaintlf in error; no appearance for the
defendant in error
No. 50. Simeon HdllOwCH vs. The
nitcd states; argument commenced by
Mr. Thomas l., Sloan for HaIloweII, con
tlnued by Mr. Assistant Attorney Cen
eral Harr for The United States, and
GI1nGlud'd by Mr. Thomas L. Sloan for
No. a. Box Elder Powder and Light
Company. plainuf in error, vs bingham
city; argued by Mr.. +. 4 Walton for
t9e plaintiff in error. and submitted by
AIR, +. E. CritrhlOw and Mr. William H
King for the defendant in error.
Adjourned until Monday next at I2
o'clock
The day call for Monday. March r.
Will he AS follows: Nos. 81 9f. Is, %, I0I
IL. los. lnl InL. md Los
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DEEDS OF TRUST,

PetwCrth-Tot 2. block ); Alfred C. GrasTes ct TX
To William A Redmond and Edward J. Red
mrud. trustees. to Julius A. GrasYes
$50. years, 81 Der oent. semi Annually.
Columbia HeightS-Lot 81 block 81; John NJ. Car
Continued on Page IL, Column =
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Reguar call. l2 O'Clock noon:
Washington Gas 5s $1,000 at 10. 5000 at no.
$500 at 10, $1,000 at 10. $1,000 at 10. SlOO0 at
10. $1,000 at 10, $1,000 at no. IS at loel=.
Capital Traction SIS, 500 at ll1..
Washington Railway and Electric Is $1,000 at s5la-
Potomac cons IS. Sl.OO at lOO'S.
Capital Traction. at lZ7s. Is at I27S, at l277s
10 at l27&.
Washington Railway and Electric ptd.. at s14
5 at S7ls. % at ST.. l at s73t-
Washington Gas. 10 at 50, 10 at 50.
MeTgenthaGr. at ~.
LanSon, % at %. % at 70
WaShinGton-N Nirginia Railway Company. 100 at y
District National Bank. 10 at lJOh-
National Bank 0f Washington at 80.
American Security and Trust. 10 at SO.
United States Trust, 20 at 49,.
After call:
Chesapeake ana Potomac Telephone IS, 500 at
lO3s.
Washington Gas IS, 5000 at 10
Washington-V Virginia Railway CON-. = at Sn-.
Lanston % at 95 70 at 95is. y at 95ls, 10 955s-
% 9lz.
Following are the bid and asked prices posted
at Yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock
Exchange:
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

ChCaS'. March I0.-Live hogs were 5al0c higher.
The receipts were estimated 1900 with quality
fair. Official rreipls yesterday 2. SIS: shipments
0s9; left over. H2; estimated receipts Tomorrow
ll.Go9 Bulk of prizes. 69oa7lO; lights, 69Oa7.25;
mixed and butchers. 6.sOa7.3O; heavy. 665a7. 10:
rough heavy. 665a6.s5; pigs 6.60a7lG.
Cattle were steady to strong. Estimated receipts
l so BceEeS. Ga690; and heifers. 265a5. 90;
Texas steers, i.+0L5 90 stOckers and feeders 4OOa
SIS. Western 47Oa5.s6.
Sheep were strong a shade higher. Estimated
receipts 500 Native 3Ga4 90: Western. ; I5a4 90;
earrings, A75a5 50; lambs. 5Ga6.iO; Western, 525a
6i
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. March lO.-Rates for time money re-
main unchanged at - per cent for sixty days per
c-nt for ninety days. 5l4 Per for four months
and S. pr cent for tive and SIX months The
market Is exceptionally quiet.
Commercial PAPER Is quiet and unchanged at 1
per cent To ~ pr cent for the bcSt names.
London discounts 212 T~r CENT. unchanged
Pans discount 2ls per caut. unchanged.
BerIin discounts. 3ll per cent. up Is per cent
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

9I'- April. 9-7s May. B5.
Corn closed hrner. Spot and May 50a.a5V7s;
AUnl 5I'-a5le4 MAJ. SIS.
Oats steady but quiet. No. ) white 3Ts.a:6; stan
dari white. 35lza3534; No. white. 5jaJ5lt No 4
white 5ilaa345.
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JUSTICE STAFFORD.
M. 1857 Eatman Tomlin rule returnable
March l. Attorney. VI. n Richardson.
No. 1884. In re Brown & Armstrong Company
name Of corporation changed to Harris N. Brown
Company Attorneys. Ellis & Donaldson.
No. 2g7l. Minor vs.. Swift ct al: guardian ad
ltem appointed Attorneys. F. W. McReynolds-
W. G. johnson.
No. zT3 syme ct al. vs. sacher; sale ratified
Attorneys. C. H Syne. R G. Donaldson Hamil-
ton. Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton, and ]. S. Easily
Smith
No. 1850 Harris ct al. n Heard ct al; cause
stricken frum calendar. &c. Attorneys. G. T.
Williams-T. c. Bradley.
No. 5000 Doremus ct al. The National Cotton
Importing Company: hearing rule continued
Attorneys. Gittings & Chamberin-Philip Walker.
No. 2s2F. Watts ct al. Bailinger ct al. time
to take testimony extended. Attorneys, C. A. Keig
win-Lawler, Clements & Wright
No. 276l Lester vs.. Lester ct al; adjIdged in
Contempt Attorneys, Alfred ID. Smith,. c.
Howard.
No Zs8. In re American Home Life Insurance
Company; order Of February Is. 1sIl modified
Attorneys. Sheehy & Sheehy-J. s. Easby-Smith
In re lnac) Daniel Rees; auditors report coh-
frmed.
Assignments for March I3:
No. 7O7. Bankruptry. In re Aaron Goldman.
No. 35l tmotion) Bell vs. Bel. Attorneys, OBfien
-Carusi & Jones.
Equity Court No. 2
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 9o3. Weikert vs. Weikert ct al; order oS
publication Attorneys, Tucker, Kenyon Il Mac
farland-E. s. Bailey
No 1883 Wyeth vs. DAILY; referred to auditor.
Attorneys, II. W. Wheatley-A. H. Bell
No. a6i5s Golden & Co. Macfariand ct al !:
order TO procure new counsel and substituting new
parties. Attorney, E H. Thomas.
No. Z5zl. HsrfQan Breneman ct al motion
to intervene orerriled. Attorneys. ID. W. o'Don-
oghVe-Philip Walker.
In re aunacy) Hal woodson; order TO pay and
deposit funds.
NJ oooA n,l;, - ncu.,rv et Al de--,oo -.
confesso. Attorneys n. L. Welcn-Beach & Ad-
ins
No. 2sd Carneal vs.. Chandler; order Of pub
hation. Attorney, q. +. BENJAMIN
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Attorneys. Higgins Mcneil & Evans. and h. H
Glasslc-C. 4 Wilson.
No. S5I3. nIted States OK rel. Goldberg "
Secretary U Navy; demurrer oycrrIleI: appeal noted
Attorneys. Charles Poe-C. Il. Wilson.
No. i2i2 Wilson " Gerstenbcrg ct al: leave
granted to amend drcIarauor- Attorneys, Tucker.
Kenyon 4 MarfaTIaud Berry n Mlnor.
No. 5Et6. District National Bank ". Cockrrll Ct
al. Judgment granted. app al noted; suTer-e'if.l>
bond 500 Attorneys Tucker Kenyon X MacaT-
and-F. BelIl and g. II. Macdonald.
No. 5I527. WhaICn Mount NeTcn and Mar
shall Hall Stcamhat Company; hl! Of particulars
ordered. Attorneys Crandh Machey-Blncy II
Noo,ari.
No. 5Jl2 Ryles vs.. Games; motion TO require
Secretary Of Nayy to III. 0.Uy NJ Communication
oyerrIled. Attoncya S,addcn HuoTer-J. II.
Abrams.
Assignments frr March Is:
". III ShrIILor IT. -. Capital Traction Com
PrTy 4 Son and DUnIop.
No. 81 Swami admInIstratrX vS White. At
torneys. Collins CLARKE X 'iasklnS-WIlson-
No. u S0uderS ". Wallis. Attorneys. Balder-
stnn Montague 4 MoHanty.
No - Jacobs vs. District Of Columbia ct al.
Attorneys. Gordon 4 Gordon-ThomaS, Hamilton,
Colbert, YcrscS \ HamIitUn
No -. Van Sendeu vs.. Palmer, &c Attorneys,
Poe-Totriner
No 81 Whitfield Company Philadelphia,
Balumorr and Washington Railroad Company. At
to-ncys. Ecanc- -Mckenncy X Flannorv.
No. - Rrca vs. Curtis. Attorurys, Collins &
Hcmans Cobb " RichartSCn.
No %. B,'es " Gaines Attorneys. Saddsn &
Hoover-AdnaanS.
No 2s3 shepherd vs. City and Suburban Rail
way C"nrany. Attorneys. Digs RothschlId-
Darlington
No ~. Potter rs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys. Matthcws-HamlltOn. Colbert,
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