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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1911-03-16

James Smith is painting his
residence.
Read the sale ad of Sweet Bros.
in this issue.
We print the report of the city
treasurer this week.
DR.. J. B. Amphlett and wife
have returned from Kansas City.
We might mention that this is
good time to think of putting
out trees.
Jess Bennett went to Minneola
Sunday to attend the funeral OF
George Pitman.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cockins
of the Crooded l. ranch are the
parents of fine boy.
Judson Hulburt returned Sun
day from Folsom, New Mexico,
where he had been to buy stock.
What about that "clean up
of the city mentioned last week!
Let us not lose sight of this mat
ter.
~ +. w. Fletcher was called to
Minneola with the funeral car to
conduct the funeral of George
Pitman.
Mrs. ]. M. Clements is in
hospital at Hutchinson undergo
ing treatment. Mrs. w. f. Fee
accompanied her.
The Meade State Bank brick
is being wired for electricity
The Electrical Construction Co.
is uOlng the WOIh'
]. +. Shafer moved the first OF
the week to the Boyer property
DR.. H. ]. Sloss will occupy the
house vacated by Mr.. Shafer
having purchased it some time
ago.
Misses Wayne Flrkle. Leila
Davis and Ora Prather were
callers at this office last Thurs
day evening and watched the big
cylinder press print the last side
of the paper.
! Spend your money with nome
A5enterprises. The surest way t
make a slow town ''slower" is t.
send your money away. The
snrest way p make good towr
better is to keep it at home.
The Odd Fellow hall has beer
wired for electric lights, and tht
system of lighting is very elab
crate. All lights are controlled
by switches designed to provide
both efficiency and economy
The wiring was done by tn,
Southwest Telephone Co.
Sheriff Tom Martin had tn,
+ first real exciting time since h,
took his Office last week. w
cannot enumerate all the thing
that happened to him as he il
something of a goer and will fes
up that we are just little sh,
about tangling up with him.
A man who has been in Mead
county long time, and who i
familiar with the stock of tn
county informs The News tina
Judson Hulburt has a herd O
over a hundred of the finest COW
ever brought to Meade county
u They were purchased in Ney
Mexico. They are of the Here
ford breed.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1911-03-16
Catholic

Services the third Sunday of eacl
month at 10 a. m. Everyone
welcome.
Rev. Father Geo. J. Schneider,
Pastor.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1911-03-16

Every family has need of good, reliable
liniment. For sprains, bruises, soreness OF
the muscles and rheumatic pains there is
none better than Chamberlain's. Sold by
all dealers.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1911-03-16
Died

morning, March IL, l9ll, aged
about % years. He had been
sick but week with pneumonia.
The funeral was held Sunday,
conducted by Rev. Baker, for
mer pastor of the Minneola
church.
Mr.. Pitman was a very popu-
lar man, was member of the
firm of Pitman & Crouch, grain
and feed dealers.
He was a mem Der OF the /. o.
o. F. lodge, which order assisted
with the services.
He was laid to rest Sunday in
the Minneola cemetery, the re-
mains being followed to their last
resting place by large number
of friends.
]. H. Garlic has moved to the
house vacated by The News man.
The Winnipeg, Salina & Gulf
is beginning to look like real
railroad.
G. F. Schneider dropped dol
lar into our cash box this week
and set his date ahead.
The names carved on the vii
lage water tank or boldly in
scribed on the interior of an out
building will never appear in his
tory.
Prof. Comfort, principal of
Meade schools, was a Fowler
visitor last Saturday, Fowler
Gazette.
H. D. Boiling was Meade
visitor Monday. H. D. has
very fine horse and Jack and he
came to have this Office print
bills.
The drag of Lon Schumacher's
will not import dirt to I'LL up the
streets but it certainly does Won
ders in making them smooth af-
terra fall of moisture.
F. E. Bowman is nursing a
very sore hand, the result OF get
ting it mashed while working on
we'll. Seven stitches were nee
essary to close up the wound.
Mrs. w. F. Fee has returned
from Hutchinson where she went
with Mrs. Clements. She says
Mrs. Clements had a successful
operation and was getting along
nicely.
We will publish full account
of the Memorial service at the
Presbyterian church Sunday in
our next issue. The material
could not be gotten in shape for
this week.
There is revival of the agita-
ton of an electric line from
Meade to Ochiltree, Texas by
way of Beaver. Such a line
would be of untold benefit to
Meade and more to the towns
reached. We hope to be able to
report something definite before
long.
w. H. Sourbeer of the valley
returned on Wednesday of last
week from Topeka and Kansas
City where he has been taking
in the sights. AS he came home
5 past Topeka he stopped off tc
: see some of his political friends
and succeeded in getting snug
gled into that mock trial held il
: the senate chamber by the news
2 paper men of the state. He
: said it sure was great and thu
e newspaper boys did the job VI
ight.-Fowler Gazette.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-16

Square 5lO-Lot IS; Jane +. Washington To Thomas
Walker and George +. Collins trustees. to secure
Isaiah A. Boyd, SIS, l TO 3 months. Ter cent
per aunum.
Chioester-Lot :. block >; Charles W. Scott To
George c. Gertman and James NJ. kincheloe.
trustees. to secure Edgar T. Phillips, NbO'
monthly payments per cent per annun.
Square 40l-Lot 81; q. Helen Metcalf to the Amen
can Security and Trust Company. trustee, to -
cure the National Savings and Trust Company.
$1,000. ; years ) pr cent. semi-aunually
Eckingtnn-LOt 2 block II; John P. Stuckert ct u1
to Horatio n Taplin and Thomas J. DeaTtt
trustees to secure Lille T. Tapin, $500. pay
able November l.. 1912. per cent per annum-
SQUARE 4ll-Lot 81: John r. Stuckert ct uZ. to
James L. karrick and John Davidson. trustees.
to saCaIre q. Helen Metcalf. $500, years. per
cent pr Annum.
Square SI-Parts Of lots and ,; EmmonS :. smith
and John H. Howe. trustees. to the American
Security and Trust Company. trustee. to secure
the American Security and Trust Company, S5,-
900. years ) per cent. semi annually.
Park View Terrace-LotS l. ;. I. ). and 6, block J;
Washington Educational Society To Brainsrd ".
Parker and Ben B. Bradford. trustees, to secTIre
T. Southard Parker. $500 5 years. Per cent,
seni-annuslly.
Columbia HeiGhts-Part Of lot .. block d; Anna z.
Hart to william H. Saunders and C1aud Living
stnn trustees to secure Charles T. Carter. 500,
l year, s per cfnt. semiannually.
Square Rl-Part Of lot Il John q. McCrnrey ct ux.
to George +. Fleming and Edward l. Hlilysr.
trustees, To secure William l. Crane, $500
years per cent, semi-annually.
Sauare Slot q Robert II. Kearney et uT. n
Milton E Allies and William J. F1ather. trustees.
to secure John NJ. Jones, $50. years, ) per
cent semi-annrraIly.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York March B.-BUTTER-Rsceipts to-
day 65S packages. The market is weaker. Cream
try specials per pound. z; extras. 81; hrsts, Q
process Specials. 10.
CHEESE-Re Receipts to-day L506 boxes The mar
ket Is featureless. State whole milk specials, Is
fancy c,Iored September, AZ; skins special, IL
fancy. 9iz.
EGGS-Rrreipts to-day 7935 cases. The market
is weak. STATE Pennsylvania. and nearby hennery
white fancy. 3 browns fancy, -; fresh gathered
selected extras per dorm, %.
MILbFEED-Firm moderate trade. Spring bran.
$50; standard middliug. 2na55; Western rcd
dog. 2S0aS .; winter wheat bran, in lopound
sacks Tn arrive, $50: city bran. in bulk. 2i-l5
OATS-Fnm; fairly active. No. white. 81; No.
white. IS: standards 36l5, elevator basis white,
track. 5iIza3s1E.
FLOUR-Ffrm: dealings moderate. Kansas
straighs 425a45O. in sacks; soft straights, 4Ooa4
IN barrels spring patents, Ls5aSS0, in barrels
spring clears. 4.oGas-9.
RYE FTOUR-Stron-er; trade moderate Choice
brands quoted at L2oa4.60.
CORNNIEAIy-Trade is inactive. kiln-dried, for
export s.7Oa2T5: coarse meal in haEs. Io9aLO.
HAY-Receipts SO tons; hrmer; business mod
crate Prime timothy. LIS; No. !. Lo5al.lOi No. .,
s5aloo: No. ). 75aS.
STRAw-Receipts - tons; steady; slow trade
Long ryc quoted at Sass.
BEEF-Steady: moderate demand. Packet, H. L00a
800: family. l6O0al6 g.
PORK-Weakcr; quiet trade. Mess, 2l.8a22O o.
family 2l.5Oa2 50.
LARD-weaker. Prime Western. $40; city. $50;
refined continent 50: South American, 1910: re.
fined Brazilian, I'm kegs Il.iO: oleostearine T4a7x
lard stearine easy: New York, 10.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-16
LOCAL PRICES CURRENT.

Quotations given below for Large lots. Jobbcrs
prices are higher:
EGGS-Near-by fresh Virginia IIal7l=: West Viz
gnis and Southwest Virginia, L; Tennessee. H.
BuTTER-CFeAmsEy. fancy. Sa1sls: Western frstS,
IS; seooDds. 8a2sls: process. fanny. I9a2o.
CHBESE-Ne* York State factory. new. large,
l5Sal6
POULTRY-Chicsens per Ib. 0s2c; hens Per
lb., IS roostsrs, lh, 9slo: geese per ID. l2al3
turkeys. ,Nr H., 2la2I.
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens, choice PER h. Isa
ALI; rooSters per H.. 10; geese per h. lal4 tur-
keys. per H., 2la2i.
VEGETABLES Potatoes. No. ]. pr bu 55a5O
per Dbl, L25al75: No. . hbl.. 75aLOo sweets. per
bbl. 2-75a35J yams. per bhl.. I5A,225. Cuc1mbers,
Florida, pcr basket. l.5Oa225; onions per box Goa
100; Brussels sprouts. per qt-. l2salS cabhaGe pcr
II, u; hale, per bbl. l25al.75: eggplant 3O0a3. 80
Florida cymblngs. PER basket l25al.5O; squash per
hbl-, Hubbard. 250a3.0: string beans per has.
2O0a2O: lettuce, per baS. J0a2O0; caulidUwer, pr
bbl- 4Ooa50o celery. Florida. psr crate. Lisa 30
California. per crate j75aiO0; duZ 4as5: turnipS.
per box 55a5O: rutahagas per bhl. l5Gs9 %: berts
l.5oa200 per crate; spinach. per bb 275a3OO; pop
oorn, per b.. 5: peppers. per crate. 2Ooa250 green
peas. per has. LJOa3.5O; tomatoes, Florida per
crate. L7Ja25o; parsley. per bas., l.25aL5o; TO
GREEN FRUITs-Apples. per bbl. 5.cOa7o;
oranges. California, per box. 25a35; Honda.
l.75a2.75; lemons. PEI box. 2-JCa4O0 grape fruit.
per box. 25oa275; tanserines per box. 2oOa3.50;
pineaPpes. l7Ja2 3; grapes. Malaga keg 45Oa7. %
cranberrics. per box L75a3Oo; per bbl.. 5OalO.5O
HAY AND STRAw-Hay. Western. No. !.
2GO0a35o No >, l9.OOal9.5C; mixed hay. HOoals 90
straw, re. bundle. 10; machine thrash. 7.OOa7.5O
straw. wheat, Per ton, 5.5Ca6Oo; straw, oat. per
ton. 7O0asOo.
DRESSED MEATS-Hogs, small neat 10; hosS.
medium, 9ls; hogs, large. sl5a9; hams. country
cured. 3la25.
LIVE STOCK-Hogs. per cWt-. gross. 7.5OaSoo;
sheep pr lb, 3a5l=; lambs, per ID, 5lsa6=; calves,
choice, per H.. 9: medium. per h.. ss9;
GRAIN-Whest. new. Per bu. soasl; com
Shelled, old. per bu. 5aa6D; new, a5s59 per bu.
new ear. per bbl.. 295a3.g5; oats. Western white.
No ,, per bu-. i2ai6 oats. mixed. per bu.. 59a45i
bran. per ton, zoo; middling, per ton, Hm.
WOOL AND HTDES-Wool, washed free Of
burrs. per h. q; wool unuashed, per Gb., 3; hides
green, pr Ib.. S; hides. dry per lb., l2aii; calf
skin, green. each l.25aLB.
SKINs-No l grade. mink, each. 3.Ona5o %; musk
rat each Gsa3o: kits. each. 5ai5; opossum. each,
3naS3; gray fox, 75alOo red fox. each. 25Oa2Oo;
rarcoon. each. T5al-3o; skunk each, 5oa3Oo; rab-
Bit each. l.
sEEDS-Red clover. per bu.. s75a9.25; alsike,
clover per bu-. 9.25a9.75; white clover. per bu.,
Is OOalsOO: timothy. per bu.. 550s6OO; blue grass,
per hu 3.OOa3S0; orchard grass per bu.. 2oOa250
rCdtop grass, per ID, l55al7; alfalfa, per bu.,
llOOal351
The Washington herald., 1911-03-16
ANACOSTIA.

A committee of the Randle Highlands
Citizens Association has submitted plans
for the erection of town hall, the site
for which will be donated by A. E.
Randle. The plans call for large brick
building, with storerooms on either side
of the first floor, and a large entrance
hall in the center leading to the auditor
ium, which will be situated on the sec
ond floor The hall will have seating
capacity of about 200.
For the purpose of providing additional
amusement for the inmates at the Gov
ernment Hospital for the Insane, NOV
ing picture outfit has been purchased and
installed in Hitchcock Hall Weekly ex-
hibitions will be held and the patients
permitted to attend.
The young ladies connected with the
Anacostia Methodist Episcopal church
propose forming an athletic association.
The principal feature. of the association
will be basketball team.
Miss Helen Carroll. daughtep Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Carroll, of 2aN Shannon
place, Anacostia, was quietly married yes
terday morning to John S Reed, of Fred
ericksburg, Md, in the Anacostia Baptist
Church, the ceremony being performed
by the Rev Frank l.. Bardens, pastor
of the church. Only the immediate rel
atives OF the family attended the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed left yesterday
for a Southern trip, and upon their re-
turn will reside at 1880 f street northeast.
The three new buildings at the head
of Talbert street. Anacostia. which nave
lust been completed. and which will form
the new quarters for the Episcopal Home
for Children, win be formally dedicated
this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Right Rev.
Alfred Harding, Bishop Of Washington,
wiz be in charge OF the ceremonies.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. March l5-CATTLE-R Receipts. ms
head. Steers in limited supply. but the de
msnd was slack and prices barely stead bulls and
COWS very dull and loal5c lower for medium and
common grades Of COWS Good steer sold s 5a6 q
per 100 pounds; oxen. 40oa550; tIllS 4.ooa5oo;
cows 2l0ai.75: dressed beef very dull 9kAl0S per
pound for native sides
CALVES-Receipts, l56o head TradJ was sluggish
and prices averaged Sc lower than Mondays sale.
Common TO choice veals sold at 60Al0o0 per loC
pounds; culs 5oOaS5o; dressed calves lower at llals
for city dressed veAls and sslZs for country.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. l0as head.
Shecp were almost nominal. but steady lambs active
ard losB higher. Common 70 good sheep. 4Oh4.Tj
per 100 pounds; fair to choice lambs 65aT.l5 and
bunch of clipped lambs 65 yeariings. h75a6o:
dressed mutton slow at 7se per pound dressed lambs
firm at loall with hog dressed lambs selling at III
country dressed hothouse lambs lower 3ooz6oo pr
earcass
HoGs-Receipts. sol head Feeling weak with
good heavy and light hogs selling at I4oa7.75 per 100
pounds: piss T.7S country dressed hogs lower at "a
10; rough do, rsa5
The Washington herald., 1911-03-16
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Le Droit Park-Lot ~. block 81 Clarence ".
Foley ct u1.. Fannie B., to William W. Crawford
and Edward B. Crawford. trustees. to ]. Guy
Thayer. $500 years, per cent serni-annually.
Square 35-Iot s; William Shedd HotOu ct uI..
May B.. To Harry h. Boss and Louis B. Schnei-
der. trustees to secure Augustus l.. Phillips.
500 } years. per cent semi-annually
Square 5l7-Orginal lot s.; Clara Saks to Lem
secure Rose Saks, 500. l year, per ccnt,
serniannually.
Square 3l-LOt 70; Mary NJ. Aiullan to James
Berry and William Mex. Clayton. trustees,
To secure Perpetual Building Association. SS50o.
Columbia Heights-LOt g. block 8; Walter II.
Klopfer Ct ux.. Maggie W.. to Chaplin Brown
and Henry n. Bergmann, trustees, to secure
the Oriental Building Association, No. 9.
Le Droit Park-Lot 49, block 81; Clarence W. Foley
ct uI, Fannie B.. to William W. Crawford and
Edward B. Crawford. trustees. TO secure ].
Guy Thayer. Sl.65O. monthly payments, per
cent per annum.
Square 3O6s-Lots 30 and 81; James Lewis ct ux..
Annie. and Johanna Davis to George ]. EaSterdy
and Albert T. Coumbe, trustees. to secure the
Connecticut Avenue Highlands Company.
S!n7sl, l to 1853 months, Per cent per
annun.
Square a6I-IoIs % and 81 Grant S. Barnhart ct
ux., BenA A., to George J. Easteriay and
Albert T. Coumbe. trustees, TO secure the Con-
nccticut Avenue Highlands Company S.4sA.
to I24 mouths pr esnt per snnum.
Square ls14-Lot lS Mary T. Foss to James Sharp
and Clarence Dodge. trasteeS. 10 secure DAVID
F. Weaver and S. Stockton Voorhees, trustees,
ssOllB TO 81 months per cent per annum
Square Z25-LotS 81. 3, 3. and S. Kennedy
Brothsrs Inc, to Harry L. Rust and George
Calvert Bowie. trustees. TO secure Harold l.
johnson. $4,000. 81 years, 81 per cent, semi-
annually.
Addition To Brookland-Lot IL. block 4: William
Bruugh Ct ux., Louise, 10 the Washington Loan
and Trust Company. trustee. to secure the
Equitable Cooperative Building Association.
SlSo0
IncosuTe-Lot H. block &: William Bruugh ct ux.
TO Charles H. Weaver ard Frank P. Reeside.
trustees. to secure John L. Weaver and John Joy
Edison. u. trustees, S75. monthly payments
per cent per annuul.
Square T-Lot 81 Helen G. Bachc ct rir to George
NJ. Emmerich and Douglas s. MackaI trustees,
to secure the Washington Six Per Cent Perma-
nent Building Association 800.
Square 7--Par Of lot Is: Henry Darcy ct ux. to
Jesse H. Wilson n. and Leon s. Frey. trustees.
to secure the Citizens Equitable Building Asso-
catiou. A. 800.
CIifhoune-Part Of lots I and 3 block J; square
I52. part Of lot 1s: square 81 oneSninth part oi
lot IS: Benjamin F. Compton aud George Comp
ton to Richard A. Walker and Floyd E. Davis.
trustees, to secure the Lincoln National Bank.
$1,000. 90 days. per cent Per anntIm-
lie Droit Park-Lot l6. block u; Samuel B. Hill 10
Edwin A. Heilig and Philip otterbaek. trustees.
to secure Henry r. Cattell. si.aoo, years. peI
cent semi-annuaily. Same TO same. to secure
WIN N. Barclay, 8. 40. monthly payments. PEI
ont pr annum.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-16
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

PreSent-An.
Admission: Hialmar Fl. Boyesen.
No. 265. MagrudeT ct al VS.. Drury ct al; con-
tinued.
No 2Z8 Eureka Dairy Company ct al. vs. Nc
Sween; reversed. Opinion by Mr. Justice Rooo.
No 2El. Bluthenthal Bickar VS. Carson ct
al. argument commenced by Mr.. 81. W. Wheaue5
for appellant
No. 2z9. Fisher vs. Ballinger. &c; motion for
rehearng oyerulled.
No. 100 In re application Of Artesian Mann
featuring Company; argument concluded by br NJ
Z. SiEgsrs for appellant
No 10. Duluth Superior Milling Company vs.
Kopcr; argument commenced by Mr. 7. W. John
son for appellant continued hy Mr.. J. VI. Cont
for appellee. and concluded by Mr.. 81. II. BoyeSe1
fox appellant
No GJi International Food Company vS Pncs
Baking Powder Company: argument commenced oy
Mr. W. 6. Henderson continued by Mr. Archloald
Cox for oppellee and concluded by Mr.. w. q. Hen
derson for appellant.
Assignments for tpday-Speial calendar.
No .. Miller rs. United States Attorneys, DAVIS
& Laskey-WilSJn & Proctor.
No 227l. Bluthrnthal & Bickert ~. Carson
ct al: on hearing. Attorneys. Wheatley-Bailey &
Quinn.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-16
Equity Court No. l.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.


No. 3nOo2 Doremus rs. National Cotton I'm
proVement Company: leave granted To withdraw "
crrtain papers. ATTORNEYS. Gittinss Chamberlain
Philip Walker.
No. 2eas Watson ~. Van Sender: security for
cnsts ordered. Attorneys. Fl. Z. DaEis-Charles
Pee
No 2sH Dorsey rs. Warren: W. p. Holloway
and s. s MattinElv appointed trustees N sil
bond S1OOOO. Attorneys. W. II. Hcoway-W. +.
MattinEly
No cgl4. FaunCe g. ODonoShue: time IN take
testimony extended. NttornryS II. II. Glassle-M
r ManEan and NJ W. sullivan.
No 2a2 Weaver vs. Weaver: VI. W. Sullivan
and =. L. White: appointed trustees To sell. bond
5000. ATTORNEYS VI. W. Sullivan and j. {.
GittIns~-Nath Wilson.
In n nunacy) Elizabeth VI. SAWYER; committee
authorized to sell certain bond.
No SS7l. Alvey vs. AIvc7: absolute divorce
granted Attorneys. Marx Stesrman-Baon
Morgan.
Assignments fer to-day:
No ~ Jhankulptrv.N In re ]. ". Hsenan.
No rs Carr rs. Thompson eI al Attorne!s'
LISTER & Pricn-Je1ords.
No 80 Harris ct al. vs.. Heard Ct Al. At
trrncys Williams-Bradley.
No l5I. Butler Butler ct Al. Attorneys
1fD
The Washington herald., 1911-03-16


Present-The Chief Justice Mr.. Justice Harlan,
Mr.. Justice Mckenna, Mr.. Justice Holmes, Mr..
Justice Day, Mr. Justice Lurton, Mr. Justice
Hughes, Mr.. Justice Van DeTanter, and Mr.. Justice
Lamar. .f
Walter H Taylor. of Norfolk, Va; Nathaniel T..
Green, Of Norfolk, Va; William Leigh Williams.
Of Norfolk, Va; George ]. Stonemap, Of Globe,
Arz-; Rufus L. Ragland, Of San Francisco. Cal,
and Roscoe +. Walter, of Blaine. KY. were ad-
mitted to practics.
No. 10 Or. John Hopkins plaintiff in error, IS.
the Clemson Agricultural College Of South Caro-
lima; reSubmitted per stipulation Of counsel BY Mr..
Joseph A. Mccullough and Mr.. r. T. Jaynes for the
plaintiff in error. and by Mr.. ]. P. Carey for
the defendant in error.
No g. Pere Alfredo Luis Baslin ct al, sp-
pellants vs.. Cusenier Company; argument con-
tinued by Mr. Philip Mauro for the appellants,
and by Mr.. A. L. Pincofs for the appellee and
concluded by Mr.. Philip Mauro for the appel
lants. Leave granted to counsel for appellee TO
file an additional brief or before the 9th
instant.
No. IOl. Hills Co.. Limited, vs. Joseph Hoover
et al argument commenced by Mr. Hector T.
Fentom for Hills & Co, Limited, and continued
BY Mr. William A. Cam for Hoover ct al
Adjourned until tomorrow at Il O'Clock.
The day call for Thursday, March 10. VIII be as
follows: Nos lOl l0S. lOI. los. lo6 l0, los, HO
land IT'D, liz land 49, and ll4.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-16

No. 53iO7 William J. Dante vs. Rose C, Hughes
account s64+G. Attorneys, Brandenburg Bran
denburS.
No. 54R James NJ. Wood vs. District Of Co
lumhia; damages, 10000. Attorneys, c. A. keigwir
and W. J. Neale
No. 5+o9. Wayne Oil Tank and Pump Company vs.
Emerson & Orme; account, Se6. Attorneys, Carte
4 Brooke.
No. $40. F7Orine A. Albright vs. Wilhelm Fenne
and Joe Fl. Landlord: Judgment Municipal Court
$3.50. Attorney. q. W. Albright
No SAL. Hirsch Bros vs. Charles d. Recke
veg: rcplrTin. Attorney L. p. Loving
No. 5Jil2 Gong Wong vs. Terminal Taxicai
Company; certiorai. Attorney, n. Fl. Yeatman
No Sab B. B. Earnshaw & Bro. vs. William
A. Miller; judgment Municipal Court, Sl67. At
torney, c. ". Cagett.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-16
NEW YORK MONEY.

Ncw YORK. March I5-Therp is practically no
change IN the time money market. The inquiry for
the shorter maturises is somewhat better especially
the hid rates b otherwise the market is dull and
fcatTreless.
Rates 25ao3s pr cent for sixty days 2sia3 PEI
cPnt for ninety days, 3a5A per cent for four
months ard 554LJ2 Per cent for five and SIX
months
The supply n commercial PAPER continues TO be
good. and Of the most favored names have
been plaod below I per cent, but the range Of
the market for most names is 4afA per cent
London discnunts N PER cent, of : per cent.
Paris discounts, 2s per cent up 4 per crnt.
Berlin discounts. ~ per crnt unchanged.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-16
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs & Co. men,
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs Build
ing.
New York, March l5-The cotton market was
very irregular to-day. An early decline, induced
by no particular cause that could be discovered.
followed by a rather sharp upturn. This the
result Of stronger cables and advance in Liverpool
after the New York opening. Private cables eX-
plained that Continental operators only heard Of
Neils crop estimate to-day. which had been mailed
from Liverpool the day previous There were also
dry weather reports from the cotton belt and lower
estimates for the Census Bureaus report 10 be is
The Washington herald., 1911-03-16
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago March IS.--Iive hogs were slow and 5aloc
lower The receipts weTc estimated at $500: left
syer 254S estimated receipts q 6o0 Bulk Of prices
80: mixed and butchers. 665a6s0: heavy eS5as IS
lroughs heavy. 6i5a6ss; yorkcrs. 7l0; pigs. 65a75
Cattle were steady to shade lower. Receipts,
ITOD Beevcs, 5l5a6G5; COWS and heifers, 260a5 80
Texas stners. 4.35a5s5; stOcker and feeders, 40oa
SD; Western, s.7oa5.5.
Sheer were quiet and steady. Estimated receipts.
e. Do Natives. 3o0a5l0: Western, s-2a5lo year
HnU, L75a565; kmbs, 50a6.5; Western. 5Sa6-A
The Washington herald., 1911-03-16
DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, March Is, 1911


tration granted to Hugh B. Rowland; bond, 500
Attorneys, Berry Minor.
Estate Of Wesley Merritt; letters testamentarJ
granted to Laura Merritt; bond 500 Attorneys,
r. r. Perry & Son.
Estate Of Laura Dietz; will dated January L 19l.
Estate Of Catherine T. Upshur; petition for letters
testamentary. Attorney. @. B. Craighill.
Estate Of Mary 4. Langree; will dated February
%, 1911.
Estate Of Harley Cooper; petition for letters tns-
tamentary. Attorney, G. 2. McGlue.