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The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
fundamental Business Conditions Sounder Than
for Some Time, Says Dun and Bradstreet.

New York, April. G. Dun & Co. s
weekly review of trade tomorrow will
say:
Continued improvement in wheat crop
conditions, due to the widespread rains,
is the most promising feature of the
business situation, and this Improvement
Is naturally accompanied by a fall in
grain prices. The rains, however have
interferred a good deal with retail dis
tribution Of merchandise and this is re-
sponsible i'll part for the somewhat slower
movement of trade which is revealed in
most of the reports from the different
sections.
Fundamental conditions are undoubt-
ediy sounder and better than in a long
time past, but immediate business while
necessarily large, in view of the constant
requirements Of an immense population,
shows reduced activity for the time being
because the period Of retrenchment and
readjustment is not yet ended. The
optimism that prevails abroad. and espe-
cially in England, is beginning to have
its effect in this country and must be
counted as one of the influences work.
ing for Improvement. The accumulation
of copper continues There is an active
demand for wire but otherwise the iron
and steel market is quieter, with re-
duced aggregate of new orders reported
by the largest producer.
Commercial failures this week in the
United States are 81 against PA last
week, 80 the preceding week. and "a
the corresponding week last year
Failures in Canada number 81. against
IL last week. % the preceding week, and
~ last year
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
LOCAL PRICES CURRENT,

Quotations given below for large lots Jobbers'
prices higher:
sflta and Southwest Virginia, l6 Tennessee, Is.
BuTTER-Creame-y. fancy, 2Si=a3i: Western 6rsts
g252S-j; seconds. 2lkaS2
ChEESE-NeS York State factory. new. larre.
POULTEY-C Chickens per Ii. aa5; hens 10,
ID. Is InoS;ers. 9al0; geese, per h., Lsal3; tr-
keys. per h.. aa22.
DRESSED POULTRY Hens. choice. p.- III.
sals rooSts. per lb, TO- geese. per b. l5aIi: tur-
keys, per H.. Ga2I
VEGETABLES No l. per bu.. 7ca-5:
per bbl. l25al.sS; No. >. hh. 75al.Oo; sweets p-r
bhl., 2J0a3.JO; yams, per bhI I5Oa2 50. cuclnnh-s
Florida, per basket l.5Oa30o: onions. per bI jos
rs; cabbage peT crate. LOOaL50; kale per bbI 50a
I5 eggplant, per CRATE 400; squash. Per bbL Hub
bard. 25a35o string Deans, per bas. 2ooa3 80; let
tucr per has, L5ca2Jo; cluihuwer. per bbl i.0aa
$50; celery Florida. per crate L75aa5O; California
per crate 375ai.oo; doz., 1Oas5; turnip per box 3ja
20; rutahagas, per bbl. 5Oa2oo: beets Ls5al75 per
;; pcprErs, per crate l50al7j; green peas per has
l5oa3.So; tomatoes Florida, per crate 75al pars
Icy. pCT has, l.25al.1. romaine. per bsS l5al 75
GREEN FRCIrs-Appics, per bbI., .5.ooal.Oo;
800: lemons. per box. 3E5a350: grape fruit pSr
box. 25eA275; pineapple. lI5aaoo; grapes Malaga
kcg. 4.5a7.o: cranberries per box l75a3oO; per
bbI. 950al0.5o; strawberries quart 25ag
HAY AND STRAW-Hay Western. No. L Doa
2o5O; No. = l9Ooale5o; mixed hay, H0a1sOo; straw
rye. bundle. 10; machine thrash. 7.o0a7 80; straw
wheat, per Ton, sSoao.p' stray, oat, per ton, ,I0a
s0o
DRESSED MEATS-HcSz, marl neat, .; hogs
large s; hams country cured mas
LIVE ST0Ck-HoSs, per cwt.. gross 150as00;
sheep per b. sa'k; lambs, per h.. saass4; calves.
chocr. per H., 8; medium. per h.. ~.
GRAIN-Wheat, new. per buShei. sna91: corn
shelled old, per bu., 5sa6o; new, Sa5s per bu
new ear. per bbl.. 2ssa3s5; oats. Western white.
No. 2, per bu.. 42afs; oats. mixed per bu., nai5;
bran. per ton. zoo; middlings. per ton. 800.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool, washed, free of
burrs. per h.. q; WOOL unwaShed, per H.. g; hidea
Trern. per H., 8; hides, dry. Pc lh. l2aH; calf.
kin. green, each, L25alB.
SKINS-No. grade, mink. each. 3ooa5.oo; musk
at each &a0; kits. each. 5al5; opossum, each
,oas3: gray fox, I5al.oo; rcd fox, each. 25oa3.oo
accoon, each, sails; skunk. each. 5A3oe; rab-
bit each. l.
sEEDS-Red clover Per bu., sB.s0: aisike
1orer per bu.. aooas75; white clover. per bu I5oo
IRoo; timothy. Per b., 55oas 3; blue gas, pr
N, a0aa5o; orchard gras, per bu-, looa2D red
Op EaA pr d, EaSar; Alfalfa Pr u.,
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08

New York. April 7.-Bradstreet's review
OF the state of trade tomorrow will say:
Trade and industry are quiet. disap-
ing the nearness of Easter, and collec-
tioRs are backward. but weather condi-
tons which have been partly responsible
for this have been on the whole bene-
ficial to d great many interests. Thus,
the future outlook may be said to have
profted at the expense of the present
Rain, snow, and rather widely distributed
cold weather were a bar to retail trade
early in the week. but the long delayed
arrival of warm weather had some good
effects later.
Retail trade, however, has not equaled
expectations at most large centers, and
the absorption of the farmers in crop
preparation has dulled country trade. ex-
Cept in lines catering directly to agricul-
tUral pursuits. 1t is to he noted that the
long decline in most farm products,
which are now q to 40 per cent below
year ago, is credited at few points
with being a retarding influence upon
trade. The difficulties in the cotton goods
trade situation are we'll illustrated by the
statement that some large printers, who
are also manufacturers. have bought
quite freely of cloths in the open mar
kct. where. it is claimed, they have OBJ
talned goods cheaper than they them
selves could produce and sell them at
In the leading industrials there is not
much new of note. Iron and steel fail
TO show progressive growth in demand"
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08

No. 53O9 Minton vs. +. II. Smith Piano Com
rany demurrer to fourth and fifth pleas; motion
TO strike out sixth plea. and motion to strike out
replication T. seventh Plea OyeTuled Attorneys
William Rradied-W {. Sullivan
No. 525ls. JamEol ". American Security ard
Trust Company; motion for trial oEerred
and Judgment on verdict. Attorneys. A. II. Fer
g1ISDn-' orJsOran Thorn.
No. SS5T. Van Senden vs. Watson; leave to
amend decIaraion granted Attoneys Charles
Poe-H. r. Davis
Tany: motion for new Trial OTcrrIled; Judgment on
verdict app.al noted. Attorneys ]. b. Flynn. e
\. White and II. A. Hegarty-Han1tOu, Colbert.
YcrkeS 4 Hamilton.
Company: motion for Judgment oVerTTIled- Attor-
mes Cole * Donaldson and A. A. Brney-M. J.
CoIhsrr.
No $40, Hutchinson " Desio; time 10 plead
extended. Att0rnPys. Hamilton. Colbert, Yerkes &
Hamiltnn-I. +. LasEey.
No. 53i9S. United States r1 rel. Golchsr ~.
Commissioners Of tho Distinct Of Columbia rule
rccIrable April Il. 1911. Attorney w. b. Reilly.
Assignments for April 10:
No. S6 Warren Rechar- Attorneys. Biney
& WOODLAND -TObriner.
No 81 NcrnlhGn vs.. baltimore and Ohio Rail
road ComTany. Attcneys. Fulton, LecHic. Fulton
& Cox Hamilton.
No. 40. Pa-sous vs.. District of Columbia At
torneyS RidOIt-Thomas.
No. .g. Rlwctt ". Sash Attorneys Ridout-
Birney & Woodard
M. io6. Green vs. LuchS- Annneys. Ridout-
No los. Carter " CAPITAL Tra-tinn Company.
Attnrneys Walton & Robesou-Perry & and
Drln0p.
No. 90 Carter vs.. Same. Attnrncys. same.
No 81. HICKMAN " Southern Railway Com
nany. Attorncys Ambrose x Smiul-Hamilton, Col
bert. Yerkes & Hamilton.
No. iZ Craft Breitkrcutz. Attorneys.
Mark"y-D Downing & Berry.
NJ. iS. Rurdon rs. Fidelity and Casualty Com
panv. Anomeys, WOrthingtOn o'DOnoshue-Bir-
ncy & WoOiar1
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
CrfmfhaI Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.

No. 526l. QuEley Fowler: motion to dismi .
granted Attorneys. J. A. ToHmey-w. j. NeaIe
No $50 Rogers Lewis: motion To nile aifi-
davit granted; motion dismiss appeal granteI;
appeal noted bond fixed at 500. Attorneys, W. Z.
Lester-H T Galley.
No. 5ZB. GrIbb O'Hanlou: motion for nrw
uial continued. Attorneys. L B. Slatsr-Baker,
Sheehy Hogan.
No. 5lSsG. LAWSON ". Oppenheimer; motion for
new trial submitted Attorneys, L. J. Mather-IL
TObrincT.
No. 5l2Oo. Warner Costinett: new trial grant
Cd Attorneys G.. F. HaIell-Brney WcOdard.
No. a3i2i. Stubblcfcld vs.. United States Adjust
crS motion for Judgment under srventy-third rule
overrlled. Attorneys. II. W. Wheatley-C. +.
Digs.
No. 9Se2 Unitsd States vs. Andrew Ice. bill
Of exceptions signed and filed and designation Of
reJsHrd filed
Assignments for April 10:
No. ;. ShccnIskcr. aC,n. iristratur. ". Matleson
Ct al. Attorneys. Lambert & Yeatman-RidoIt.
No. Co. We've Pullman Company. Attorney
NcHmyer-McGO~an. Serven & Mohun and Maddox
{ Galley.
No i5. Fly W. Dutton- Attorneys, Leckie. Full
trn and Cox-WaIlarn
No. q. Bciek Company vs. Fox & Kingston
Attorney. Loving
No. 10. Columbia Manufacturing Company ~
PaSr. Attorneys. Sullivan Darr. PCysr & Taylor
No. Is. Some Armesl Attorneya SHilgc,
Halam & Halam
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08

No. Zi9t Unit-d States vs.. Frank West; ame;
plea guilty; sentenced to penitentiary for two
years
No. HiS. United States rs. George A. Roberts
and Dudley Moore; robbery; plea not guilty.
No. Zi29. United States VS.. William DutIin
same; bond for cfsts. SOJ
No. 27ts. United States vs. Charles Z. johnson;
false prrtFnScs; plea guilty.
Nc. Zi93 United States vs. James A. johnson;
housetrrakinS; plea guilty.
No. $50 United States Morris kid~-Il:
caTral kn0wlCdSp: time to file transcript extended
Nc. 27i95. UHited States rs Frederick Owens;
assault dangerous weapln: plea not guilty.
No. S5l2 United States ". Walter Dolby; r1pc;
assault to rape plea Of former acluttal filed; de-
murrpr 20 plea slStaiuld.
N. 5e;2 United States W Walter Dolby: as
sault to Tapc; motion for new tTiaI granted.
No. G2il. United States vs.. Elias Green: rapo
and robbery: Icon PretzfClder assigned 10 defend.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
Court Of Appeals.

IrNSNTf y
y. rs. United States cy rel. Humboldt Stran
ship {, rTaIv ". Inrrr-tal. I, mmerr' commission
argument Continued by Mr.. !. l.. DaiSh for appel
liant. ,-s0fiuu,I 10y Mr.. T. !. FaTTll for appellee.
cruCludcd lv Mr.. {. u. Dr:Nicn for appellant each
side allowed tie lays e. fl' additional brief.
No. ~. United States rs. Anti kamnia Chemical
COMPANY: argument commenced hv Mr.. 5. {.
P"eIlc for appellant, continued by Mr. d. w. Baker
for appell,r.
Patent aTTcal,:
No. 6IO. Nestle & Anglo sSwiSs Condcnscd Milk
CumTany rs. WaLrr Baker Company: reversed
Opinion by Mr.. Justio, Robb
No. 6iS CasT.r -. Geld: wit of cr-Dr IN rrrnoye
cause To Supreme Court Of Uutcd States rrayed
br q. Il. Barnett for appellant; writ Of error
denied.
No. so Casncr vs. Gold: same
Assignments for ATrl 10:
No. -. United States Anti Kamnia Chem
iea Company. Attorneys. Wilson Pcclle-Bakrr.
No. 2Ss. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Compan,
VS.. Thomas Attorneys. Hamilton, Colbert, Ierses
& Hamilton-Lambcrt & Ycatman.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
Criminal Court No. 4.


No. 1855. United States Antonio Sac-ini
murder in second dcgce; sentenced to penitentiary
for life.
No. 1853. United States George V. Green
emhezzemcnt; verdict set aside.
No. 2i75. United States Mary Anderson ;
holsebr saking; sentenced To pcnitentiary for one
year and one day.
No. AiS2 United States Samuel Smith house
breaking and larceny; SINE.
No. afs. United States ~ Isadore OpPenheimer;
embczzlement; plea not guilty.
No. 7iso. United States vs.. Hyland Beckett and
Howard s. Pced; HOUSEKEEPING and larceny: plea
guilty each; No l Ssntenced to psnitentiary for
eighteen months and No senterced TO peniten-
uAry fer two years. and both placed on probation
No. a2S. United States vs. Howard Pecd; grand
larceny: sentence ordered carried into effect
No. Iisl. United States vs. Benjamin Minor;
grand larceny: plea guilty.
No. 1tsi. United States vs.. William z Brown
same: same.
No zfe. United States rs. John N. Hale:
sauo; plea rot guilty.
No z5e United states William Fortune and
William Kelly; Depreciation private property; plea
poe guilty.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

SalcS-R S1Ilsr call. = O'Clock noon:
Capital Traction -. $500 at ll2l4.
Washington RAILWAY x Electric IS. sD0 Il So.
Potomac Electric ouns. IS 5000 at 9eTs
r"I"mar Electric js. s. .OOD at IGsls
Norfolk 4 Washington Sicamtodt r. $40 at lor,
l02s. "
Washington Railway & Elcctric pfd.. at So at
Washington Gas 75 at SOL = at soz. 10 at Sea.
al So - SOat.
MrrEerthaIer 10 at Z6I= at r64.
'"inmrrclal National Bank. 10 a. no
hat Washington Savings Bank. D at Is
After call:
Union TTIS'. 10 at IiG
American National Bank al IT.
Following are the bid and asked prices posted
OF Yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock
Exchange:
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
Probate Court.


EStato of Mar A. Lczse; will dated March . f9G.
Elstato Of Annie KeIlen letters of adrinstratio,
granted to John II. Zabel; bond 500. Attorney.
J. II. Zabcl.
Estate Of Thrxnas NJ Hindla: VII danni March
n 1909 and petition for Letters tstzmentary fled.
Auorneys Archer & Smith
Estate Of August Schuer: viii dated Mzrch &.
1911 and petition for letters tezamentary filed A.
tOrneSS. Montague Morarity.
Estate of William G. Wamsles: letters tr-san-n-
tary granted To Fanny q. Simpson; bond, N.@
Attorney C. W. Maupin.
Estate Of Edgar c. Camnach: letters Of admins
tration granted to Samuel A. and Frank A. Csns-
mack; bond, son AttmneyS Montague & Mo-
narty.
Estate of Harriet NJ. Mexican; order to sl pr,
soualty. Attorney, G. F. Williams
Estate Of Joanna Adams: letters Of administrator
granted to Thomas NJ. and Benjamin Il. Adau,s;
bond. 500. Attorney. e F. Coraday.
Estate OF Thomas Adams; same; bond, <m A.
tcrrcy. same.
tration granted TO Arthur W. Dunbar; bond. Soo
Attorneys Hamilton. Colbert. Yerxes & Hamilton
Estate oi Harriet c. Barr; petition for letters
tamentary. Attorney G. +. Williams
Estate Of Harriet NJ Newman; order To sen sr1ri-
ties. Attorney. John Ridout-
Estate of Daniel Pfeil; order atifyius saln
Estate Of Pauline Waldeckr; order for insruc-
tons Attorney II. W. Sohon-
In re Lenrel A Fraser et al; order b JON In
deed.
In re Thomas F. Snyder; prtitiou to euu1mba.
AItOr1ley, NJ Ne Du9le
In Ella II. Sullivan ct al order to make losn.
Attorneys. J. ID. COughlan.
In Wilmer s. CHAPMAN q al Chalnaers ID.
Chapman appointed guardian; bond, G-oO. Attnr-
neys Leckie, Fulton Cox
Estate Of John z. McLeran; letters testamentary
granted to BesSie A. McLeran; bond. 500 Attnr-
ney. G. T. Dunlop.
Estate Of Joseph Hartman: letters of administra-
ton granted to John A. Mulloy; bond, sloO At
tOrney. ]. L. LaSkry.
Estate of Robert ]. Walker: petition for letters
testamentary. Attorney Fred Mckee.
Estate Of Luther Mangnm; will dated February g.
1911 and petition for letters tstamenary filed. At
toEney. David Wolf
Estate Of Elizabeth n. Shoemaker; petition for
letters testamentary. Attorney, A. f. Shoemaker.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
COTTON. MARKET,

Quotations furnished By W. p. Hibbs & Co.. mem
hers Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs Build
ipg.
New fors. April The lowest pricrs Of the day
in The New York market were reached Shortly
after tho opening Opening prices were steady at a
decline H two points on August, but generally one
10 two points higher Throughout the list July
sold up to i.S bat realizing sales in considerable
volume cinsed lnss Of about FIVE points. May
sold At 1919; July, E-5o; August. ia72 and Oc-
tocer At 40 at this time. For the remainder os
the session a rising market prevailed August sold
at B.S. which was the greatest advance secured
for any month. May sold At H8 and July at
li.S, nearly all of which was held at the close
The trading in the new crop months was very light
and ions
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
United States Commerce Court.

Present Presiding Judge Knapp and Associate
Judges Archibald Hunt. Garland and MACK
np motion of Mr.. Eackhurn ES'rrHc. Mr.. Her
Errt j. Campbell and Mr.. Rchsrt b. scott were
admitted To practice.
40 = Atcnis,n Trcka and Santa Fe Railway
Company Ct al. -. Interstate Commerce G minis
SION known as the lemon cas- Mr.. Asa F.
CaU Cnurlrd,d hIs argument for the Arlington
Height, Fuur Comrau.. luicrvrnerS, Mr. {. W.
D,rlrr.w concluded his argument for the Southern
FLrIfc Gumnanv petition.
Al q the court adIurucd until 10 20 Saturday
mrrrIr-
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08

NTw YORK, Aprll :. The money market con-
uuun~ un"ltan=.d with br.sIreSs vCrv dull A loan
was made "n Thursday fer n,rr the year At So
I'r cont. hut II was a EIarantas-d exchange loan
ana E' iE7ctT hIorE1H- to the tinr market
Rae an. --a2i, ter cen: for -iNty dav~ o=.A5
IsT "gni for ninety days. I~r ont for four and
h"'' months 53's p,r cnn' TO sIx months and ia;
- cont f~r ovtr the voar.
''Tn -.IL lrr--- Is uraiianENd at 7-aJa. rcr ccnt
iTr 'h,- t.,t lamrA
lnn!Dn .ifrr"u',. - TO- cnt. ur,+1ancpl.
rlri< di~na:rts rs. 81 :. per c.nr.
Il rim dlCFuiS = l'C- Crut. unCtan-ri
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
TREASURY STATEMENT.

At the beginning Of business yesterday the condI
tinn Of The United States Treasury sas:
WcrtInS balance m 1rrIsury ofcJs 81 si5 u Go
In BarAS ard Phi:ipgNEc Treasury ...... ~ . 5s a2
Tctai balance IL general fund 90 92 $50 o.
Ordinary receipts Observation-Disclosures. rs Is -
Ordinary Endorsements ..-........... | 5,5 fyT a.
The surplus yesterday sSl S. 81 this month
s. H6 Z369; this month last fiscal wear s21S5
10 da.n this fiscal year, s.. .S4 il5.6 So as against
dciCst Of SIS. 81, ,5l972 at this time last -car
IheSe figures exclude Panama Canal and public
debt transactions
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
DAILY COURT RECORD
Friday, April =, 1911D
Supreme Court OF the United states.

Present: The Chrcf Jl.sticr Mr.. Justrcr Harlan.
Mr.. Justice McKruia. Mr.. Justice Holmes. Mr..
Ju>ticr Day, Mr.. Justice. IMron. Mr.. Justice
Hughes NJ Justice Van Drvanter and Mr.. Justice
Lamar.
". Nincrut Robbins, at Ponce Porto Rico: Rob
crt f. bunker. OF Ann ArDor. Mich. lame, {. Nc
l.aughIin. # Musk gou. Mich Adam Dixon War
n'r Ut LIS Angeles. Cal. and J. T. Norris, Of
CLrtrrSVIllc, ia. were admitted 10 practice
No 9H. Lcibc PInr7IsoV GmcksDan. appellant,
William Hcnkel. Tinted states marshal &c
81 al. argument concluded by Mr. Charles Duah-
Kind for the appellant.
No IL joaquin JoVrr CO>tas, appellant and
plaintiff IN error. -. The IuSular GoVernmenL Of
the Philippine Island, ct al. and
No. rs The In-IIar G"Eernmcnt n the Phil
Irpine Islands rt al. appellants and plaintiffs in
crrrr Joaquin lover COstas; argued by Nj.
\. Il. Brown. for C0>tss and bv Mr.. Assistant Al
trrrrv General Fowler for the lsulur Govern
uCut Ct al.
Ad1Irncd until Monday next at Z O'Clock.
The dav call fgr Monday. Ar1l Z viii be as fol-
lows: Nos rs. l6. III. 81 and III, T. u. 3i.
AZ lJC and r.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
Euuity Suits.

No 3cooe Alexander u. Shaner ct al. rs. George
M. Emmerich treasurer, ct al, substitute trustees
Attorney. ]. A. Mauiel.
No 3oloo. Thomas II. Pickford vs. william II.
tOrman ct al; quiet title. Attorney, II. X. Webb,
The Washington herald., 1911-04-08
Circuit Court No. 4.
JTSTICE ANDERSON.

No. 5I77. Porter vs. Capital Traction Company
| leave granted to amend declaration. Attorneys.
Charles ]. Murphy-R. X. Perry & Son and q. T.
No 5I7p Aldrldsr " Bliss: nrw t-ial granted
Attorneys, :. '. Hay den. II. johnson, and II. L.
! Franc T. ]. Darlington.
No. 5l75,. AIdridso rs. Same; same. Attorneys
same.
No bzs. United States CT rel. Grand Rapids
Lumbar Company vs.. StcTctI-y Of Interior; de
murrCr sustained and writ of mandamus ordered to
issue A:tOrne.s, D. Z. FCI-LAwer. Clements *
Wright
Nc 5s1e. Swami. administrative. vs.. White. VI
i,erinteodcnt: motion for trial. &c, OverrIled
and Judgment on verdict Attorneys. ]. E Collins.
II. 4. Clarke. and B. J.. Gaskins-C. r. Wilson.
No. 50t2 Bycs Gaines; new trial srgned and
submitted AttOrn"ys' stadden & HoOTer-J. H.
No. 596s. war-rn vs.. Thompson -Starrett Com
pany; motion fur trial AMI in arrest Of jldg-
ment filed. Attorneys. "a y. Hopcwell and l. ].
Mayhcr- -SlGnan & Lerrh.
No. 533ls. Touser ". Postmaster General; re-
spmdent's objection sustained, &c. Attorneys.
Happier & Meriat and Alex. Wof-S- C. Peelle.
No. 598. Bricc vs.. Curtis; motion for new trial
orgTTulcd; Judgment on verdict APPEAL noted At
torncys G. T. Collins and c. II. Hemans-J. A.
Cobb ard n. Richardson.
No. 5laOi. Sayers Southern Railway Company;
time to submit bill of exceptions extended AttOr
ncys. Z. II. JackSon-Hamiltcn, COLBERT, Yerkes &
Hamilton.
No. 55sGs tinted States e1 rel Kohlhos vs.
Excise Board Of District of Columbia bill Of ex-
ceptions signed and filed Attorneys. Baker, sheehy
& Hogan and +. H. BoSley-E. H Thomas.
Assignments for April 10:
No. 2a Kann Nash. Attorneys, Lambert &
YeatmaR-Bney & Woodard
No. S3 Bowie rs. Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany Attorneys. GaSkns 4 Beckett-McKenney &
Flannery.
No. 81. Cartwright W. & r. Railway Com
pany ct al. Attorneys GittinsS Chamberin and
Observation-Disclosures.
No. 115. Lukei VS.. Washington Loan and Trust
Company. Attorneys, Douglas & waren-Dariing-
ton.
No. ~. Harrcr rS- District of Columbia ct al
Attorneys. Archie & Smith-Thomas & Richardson.
No. 81. Prather ct al. Washington Lean and
Trust Company. Attorneys, Gies-Dan. Peyser &
Taylor.
No. 20 Brown Us. Dorerus Machine Company Ct
al. Attorneys Thurston & Wheatley-Wo Worthington-
No. Ill Strickler Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. Ridcut-Peuy & Son ard Dunlop
No. z Moriarity, adrListrator. Washington
Gaslisht Company. Attorneys, Montague & No
& GoldsbOrCIsh.
No. 90. Esher vs. Henley Stone Company At |
torness Forrrst-Gittings Chambsrlin.
Circuit Court. No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No SSOf. Dean vs.. Distri- Of Columbia: iudr- |
ment for plaintiff for Sis 9. &c. Attorneys A s. |
Worthingtcn--P. II. Stephers- i
No szS5. ,Poston Washington Post Company: |
motion to strike cut granted. Attorneys Carter
4 Brooke, J. J. HAnfton-W. J. LAmsat
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northwest. at a cost of $4,000 each. ex-
elusive of the ground. The plans for the
houses were drawn by Boal & Brown
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Lawsufsa.

No. Ssol. John W. Childres " r. c. Roach;
certiJrari- defendant. Attorney. ". ]. Lambert
No. 55Ca Sara r. Lynch ". DstricS Of Colum-
bia; account sip Attorney. A. 8. woethington.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.. MEM
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing.
Call money: Open 2Ii high 2zs low ~ close, 25s.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS
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GOVERNMENT BONDS,
WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGs.

New York. AI'5i T.-BradstTeet's hank clearinzs
N the United States for the week ending April G
skrE- - -.''-'' =
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CURB MARKET,

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co..
nembrs of the New YorS Stock Exchange HIbbs
RIrlLI.rr
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Bankruptcy Ccurf.

No. H. In d. Il. woipof Company; ruIs
discharged.
No. T4 In Edwin BaitzIey; leave granted
10 file iuforma pauperiS
No. H. In re EpmAn-Warnock Company: order
Of reference To referee to report on composition.
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District Court.
CHIEF JUSTICE a.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No So Metzger vs.. Markham; motion to set
aside oEerruled.
No o5S. In rs extension Of Massachusetts, ave
continued.
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Bankruptcy Petition.

No. IA In rc Edwin Baltzley; voluntary To
motr. llB Ehciid street, liabilities $D&az, aDsts
nothing. AHoms1, = W. Va ~
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The Safest Investments

Are those that do not fuctuate during dis.
turbed conditions Of the money or stock mar.
kets. Frst deed Of trust notes tfrst mort.
gages), well secured on real estate IN the Dis
trict Of Columbia, constitute ''gilt-edge" in
restmepta They do not depend upon the
financial responsibility Of individuals or cor.
porations for their stability. and are exempt
from taxation as personal property. We can
supply such investments in amounts from
800 upward Send for booklet, "Oucrnins
Loans and Investments"