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(oontinued trom yegterday.


mo. was within, and the door
was shut s.
mark you. dame. there is a man
wandering in these woods. and he'll
want food Maybe he'll ask you for
It IT, you give it this hut will be
without an owner. Were he your. son
even you should not escapeg'
Maybe not. but I'd chance that and
give him food if''-
The horseman muttered threaten.
ing oath, turned and left the old wo-
man standing at her hut door. AS
soon as they were out of sight she
shook her fist at them. The action
made me wonder IL 1 could trust her.
Within the hut doubtless were food
and drink. and both sorely needed;
perhaps, too, corner where could
rest little.
She. stood at the door for few mo-
ments and then came to the side OF
the hut to pick upla bundle of sticks.
It was risky, but was almost faint.
ing for want of food.
Holding up my hand in warning,
stepped into the clearing. She saw me
and let the sticks fail, but she did not
utter sound.
'They are for the king" whispered.
81 am for the princess. Who is your
son forT'
1.-THE princess"
She beckoned me to follow her, and
entered the hut.
"You shall eat first and, If you win,
tell me the tale afterward"
1t was frugal fare she set before me,
such n pottage TINT at other times my
stomach might have turned against,
but now enjoyable as the dainty feast
of an epIcure, and then l told her d
garbled version Of my story. true
enough in particulars. but wanting in
detail.
you're brave man." she said. '.My
son would have acted so, for he is
brave man too. Now let me look at
your wounds Living in the woods, we
old women find strange herbs"
She could not have used me more
tenderly had been her son. In the
midst of her work she stopped sudden
ly. She had quick ears.
"They are returning"
"Good mother. give me some weap.
on and my life shall stand between
them aud you"
There is a better way" she answer
ed. Come with me-"
She led me into a small back room
and, pushing some faggots back from
a corner. opened trap.
Its a well.'' sue said. but it's some
thing more Catch hold of the rope,
hang at arms length and your feet win
feel ledge It is the floor of little
hiding place and safe enough, war.
rant. Quick; they are at the door,
She replaced the lid of the .-ep. and
heard her sweep the fagots over 1t
us swung myself into the hiding
place, fair sized kind of cellar under
the hut. By the noise above could
hear that several men had entered.
could hear the murmur of their voices,
but could catch no words. The hut
was evidently carefully searched again,
the trap was even opened, but the hole
was so clearly a well that none sus-
Dected hiding place.
For three days lay hidden, chiefly
in the well, but sometimes climbing
into the hut when the woman thought
st safe for me to do So More than
once the men paid surprise visits, once
Mr. and Mrs.. Z. Cohen uent Z
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CHAPTER XVIII.

FIFE held out his arm for me to
I'M lean upon. Doubtless look
I.l1IFs ed a sorry figure. earth stain
V ed and in rags; but, almost
brusquely fear, 1 pushed his arm
aside. This was no time to give way
to fatigue or despair. It was the time
to act and to act quickly.
MY watch is over" said the knight.
81 waited only for you. You look
spent, Sir verraIl. win send for food
and wine"
One Of the soldiers left Us; the other
led us into the princess apartments.
9e knocked out bis torch ana remain.
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Miss Margaret shaughnessyS OF
Pittsburg, Pa. IS visiting her cousin,
Miss Agnes Shaughnessy, Of East
Pike street
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cohen went /,
Nav York City Tuesday night.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-05
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court IF Appeals.


Admissions Stanley ". Finch. Morton z
Henry ". Baker
No. 2ln2 Warner Baker: motion TO amend
Judgment denied; mandate stayed until further
order. motion of Mr. Henry f.. Davis for ap-
TrllCC.
No. 10. MaGrIder ct al. W Drury ct al; con
tinued
No. go. Lee ct al. Vs. WEIGH 1t al. dismissed
for failure 10 print.
No. ~ Bltjuorr and Ohio Railroad COMPANY
Va. MlIl,r. administrator: argument commenced by
Mr. J. W. Yerkes for appellant continued ny
Mr. Il. l. Gaskns for appellee. concluded by Mr..
VI. ]. Colbert for appellant.
No. Z57. Bride Baker ct al; argued by
Mr.. q. B. Hallan. attorney for appellant. and
submitted bv Mr.. John Rdout, attorney for APP
pcees: appcllees allowed three days tn file brief
herein. with leave to appellant to reply thereto
within two days. If advised
Assignments for Wednesday. April ;:
No. cSi. Mcnamara Is. Washington Terminal
COMPANY ct al. Attorneys. LHckie Fulton & Cox
Hamilton. Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton
No. 20 National Metropolitan Bank Lin
coin. Attorneys. RalstOn Daridge.
No. 2S7. Knight ~ HERMAN. Attornc5S
Adriaans- Icckic. Fulton & Gov.
No. $50. Hcaly vs.. Metropolitan Life Insurance
COMPANY. Attorneys. Gardner. Minor & Roland.
No. g.6 H0rcwell administrator, vs. Wright At
tOrneys. Gardrrr-CuI-
No. Z7s Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Compan,
vs.. Thomas. Attorneys Hamilton. Colbert, Yerts
& HamtOn-Lamhert Yeatman.
No 22G. NynkOop ~ Shoemaker AtoneyS
B-ach-Lambe-t d Ycatman.
Special APPEAL No. ! I nitrd States II rel
Humboldt Steamship Company. rs. Interstate Com
meTce Commission Attorneys. Drayton-Faren-
No %. United States " Anti-kamnia Chem
ical Company. Attorneys. Wilson & Peclle-Baker
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Uniontown-Lots So. ST. So 80 and so; Hiram
2. Butler ct to Maurice Otterbacka and
Frank N. Isaac. trustees. to secure William n.
King. $40. l year. pcr cent. se1niannuaIiy
Uniontown-Lot Se; George. v. Vangendcr ct ux.
to Adolphus Guide and Maurice Ottertack
trustees To secure Richard A. Pyls, $50
monthly payments. per cent per annun-
Square z4-Lots Il and Is; Matthias e. kayhoe
ct NJ. to the United States Trust Company,
trustee to securc the LynchburK investment
Corporation, s., 40. / to Z months, pr cent
pr anntma-
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plzins-Lot "A,
block &: william T. Byram ct w. To II. r.
Howenstein and Fred W. Reeves. husstees to
secure Saah Fl. ,Bobiitz, sl4.5 l to 10
months, per cent per annum-
Square SD-Part Of lot II; George A. Provost ct
Tx. jesse II. Whitaker ct ux-. and Louis p
Whitaker ct to tho National Savings and
Trust Company, trustee, 70 secure the Aneri-
can Security and Trust Company, s. no, 3
years. per oent. semiannualy.
Holmead Manor-Lot 49, block q; Samuel h
MARKS ct To Harry n. Packard and ].
Clarence Pnce. trustees. to sscre the Csti-
zens' Savings Bank. A.5g. years. 5 pr cent,
semi-annraIb.
Square II5f-lots 8. Is. and 80: Howard g ny
ct W. to Thomas NJ Gale and GeurD 4
Hsmiton. TRUSTEES To secure tho ChcvJ Chass
Land Company. $500 70 ysan s pr cent.
substantially.
Schcutzcn Park-Lot 2 block 6; Sarah K Marion
ct vir 10 George r. Linluns and Julius L Peg
ser. trustees. to secure violet A. C1aeett N,oD.
months 6 per cent. quarterly.
Mount Ahy and Fnendxhip-Iot =, bloch 4: Ma
tilda n Mah~ = viz 70 ysz0 l. Hsinkel and
wilma = 4 nUi>k tuasas b auA.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
TUESDAY, April 4, 1o11.J

m;nistration granted to Joseph r. Saunders; bond
sloo. Attorney. N. X. Saunders
Estate Of Rose kraemer; order for rule to show
cause.
Estate OF r. Warren johnson; same-
In Pauline L. Kinneard: Ehel VI. Gresor,
appointed guardian; bond. 500. Attorney. T. H.
Corp.
Estate of John J. OKecfe; letters OF admins
tration granted To Lillian S. Okeefe; bond, 500
Attorneys. Toomey & Toomey.
Estate OF Mary s. Naylor; order To sell note.
Estate Of Florida A. Begin; letters testamentarJ
granted to William ]. McKenna; bond. 500. At
toneys,. Archer K Muth.
EsSate of Frank r. Lippcncott: letters tesla
mcntary granted to Carrie Lpponcott; bond. 81 900
Attorneys. ". II. Holloway and Z s. MooreS.
EState Of Mary T. Frlnkland; order To sell
rally. Attorney. T. g. Coidrcn.
Estate Of Selby B. Scraags: letters Of adninistra
ton c. l. a granted to Martha X. Wilson; bond
sleo Attorneys. Happier x Merillat.
Estate Of William @. Mason: will dated March
l. lsa; filed.
Estate of Annie p. Clarke: will dated February
"a. 1901. ccdiCil dated November II. 1910 and petit
ton for letters testamentary filed. Attorney, W. Fl.
Dennis
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LOCAL PRICES CURRENT.

Quotations given below arr for large lots Joborrs
| prices are higher:
EIGS-Near-by fresh Virginia l.; West VIZ
ginia and Southwest Virginia. Is; Tennessee Is.
BUTTER-Crcamery. fancy. 5lsaE; Western frsn
251sa1B; seconds. 2ils22.
CHEEsE-Nes York State factory. new. I.rv.
| I5I9al6
PoULTRY-Chickeus. per IL. zhz; hens. Ne,
h., le; ROSTERS. sal0; geese. per h. i2al3: tur
keys, per H.. 3a2c
DRESSED PoULTRY-Heas. choice. r..r III. Z
rooSters. per H.. 10; geese pct lb., 13ali turkeys
per IL Na2i.
vEGETABLEs-Potatnes. No. l. p- bu- 5ss;
per Dbl. Lzal.75; No 2. bb- 75aI.oo; sweets Der
bhl.. 2Jcaj.5o; yans, PER Dbl. I5oa20: cucumbers
Florida. pT basket l-5oz225; onions, per box Ia
plant, per crate. aooa35o: Florida cymblings' r"r
has. Lzal-5o: squash. rr Dbl. Hubbard. 25oa3 20 =;
string beans. per bas., a0Dai5e; lettuce per bas
Lal-75; canifower. pcr bb.. tooaaoo celery. Flor
400: doZ-, toaso;; turnips. per box. aa: ruabasas
per H.. l5oa2oo bects. L2a1I5 per crate; s,innagc
per Dbl. 2ooa2S popcorn. per III, ); peppers.
tomatoes. Florida. per crate LeaI.75: parsley. per
has, L2sal.O; ROMANO, PER has. L2al.T5
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. per bbl aua7.oo:
oranges. California per box. 2Saa5; Florida. Lisa
20; lemons, p: box. a5at0o: grape fruit. per
box, 25oa275; pineapple. I.75aa0o; grapes Malaga
key. 45s7.p; zanberries per box. L.5aap; per
Dbl. e0slo.5o; strawberries, quart. 3a3a.
nal AM SIhAN-1dy, WeStern. No j, Dqa
no; No. . r.ooaf95o; mixed hay l4ooalsOo: straw.
rye. bundle. 10; machine thrash. 7.oa75o: straw,
wheat per ton. a5os6.oo; straw. oat. per tor, Looa
6S
DRESSED MEATS-Hoss. snan nat, .; bogs,
large. 8: hams country cured has
LIVE SToCK-HuEs. per cwt.. gross 7.50aap:
sheep per LII. 3a3l1: lambs. per Ii. 5lasis; calves
choice per H., HSas; medium. per ID. 6a..
GRAN-Whezt, nov, per bushei. sa1se: COM
heiIed old, per b.. 5eao; new 55a5s per bu !;
new ear. per bbl., 1aa3z; oats. Western white.
No :. Per b.. f2a8; oats. mixed. PER bu-, asa45;
bran. per ton zoo middlines. per ton zoo
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool washed free Il
burrs. per n, g WOOL unwashed. per h., .; hidea
green. per ID. 9: hides. dry, Pc h. r,ali: calf
skin. green. each, lZal-A.
SKINS-No. l grade. mink. each aeh5 90; musk.
rat, each. IAN; kih. each SAILS; oposa,m, each,
na.D; gray fox. S5aLoo; red fox, each. aaaaoo;
raccoon. each, 6si5; skunk each, zAaw; RAP
bit, each. l.
sEEDs-Red e,oTer. pr b.. s7s.s.z. alsike
clover pef b.. aooasf5: White clover, per bu. lkD
alsoo; timothy. pr bu.. 5ak2; blne srsss pr b..
3oaa5o; orchard rss. pr m.. 1ms2D: rcdtop
snA. pr III. I1zsf; ahalfA. ~ bu. A0Aiaa
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Hibbs Building.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
Made at Lowest Rates of Interest.
W. b. WALKER, 729 18th St. NV.

Alma L. Klopfer, $500. 5 To 3 months, per
cent per annum.
Square 5eO4-Lots and 7: Annie Shsrpe to George
c. Ankam and Charles Hanback,. trustees 70
secIre Nellie n. Hanback, S1s To Is months.
per cent PER annum-
Broosiand-Lots 9 and "a. block ,; Anne T.
Myers Ct yir to Robert II. Griffith and Roland
q. Booth, trustees, TO sec1lre Charles y. Frvs-
hafcr. $500 1 year. r-r ornt- semi annually.
Square T24-Lot 81 James ". Hummer ct to-
William II. Saunders and A. C. Gibbs trustees.
70 secure Emma W. Fcote, 500, mouths per
Square s6l-Lot g; Sarah T. Eddins- 4 VIZ to P.nl'
v. Mitchell and ]. Clinton Trbby. trustees. to,
secure Charles f Trbby, $50. year. per-
Square Es-Lot rs: Martha s. Ransom Ct vhrl
to Howard Boyd and Chud Livingston. trstnss-.
TO secure J. Harry Games. $50, To z month";.
per cent. semi annually.
lie Droit Pars-Iot 10 and part Of lot L. bodk l.
Hanna Grades to Charles p Stones and Charles
W. Fairfax, trustees, To secure Paul H Mnne-
land, H,T5e. to s. months. per cut-- szni-
annually.
Square ES-Lots Ioc and IS: Juliet NJ williams
ct viz to Whitman Crues and Theodore ". GIN.
trustees. to secure the National Academy q
Sciences, $500. years. pr cent. s.mk-
Square sS-Lot se: Daisy Becker ct VIZ to Leo D.;
Iati1ner and George Francis Williams tus-
tees. 10 secure Charles G. Stutt $500, ycaz.,
psr cnt semi-annualS.
University Pan-I0t 70. BLOCK 8: Chz49 A.
Marrn ct t, william ]. Ffather and Milton.
L Allies, trustees, to sscre Iotm NJ Jonea.
$1,000. years. per cent, semi annually.
Square Ds-Lne NJ; Major J. Bo~nr ct tn
James Berry and William Mex Clayton trus
tees to secure the Perpetual Building Asccs-i
ton. HOO
Woodrdgc-IDts and q block 1; lot .. blork9-s
lots s and TO- block 5; lot - block 4; lot S. bnrk
S: lot 8. block s: lot Il. block ?; lots S. 9. ..
and q. block 10; Henry A. Vieth ct W. toParyt
H. Russell and Thomas H Ranes trustees. To-
secure Frederic A. Lake, S.0p yoara. p--
cent seni-annually.
-
The Washington herald., 1911-04-05
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. April 4-BUTTER-Crramery. fancy
per H., 21sa3; do. choice, Aa22: do. good laaD
do. imitation. lsagD DO. print. Za25: do blocks
23as; do, held, lead; ladle. l6als: Maryland and
Pennsylvania rolls, l3a4: Ohio rolls l2aLJ; West
Virginia rolls l2al3 store packed L; Maryland Viz
gnia and Pennsylvania dairy prints, Eial4 process
butter lSaI9
LIVE PoUET3Y-ChiGSens Young. choice, Der
H.. ls3o; cid hens, heavy. h. II; do. old small to
medium. per H., II; old ROSTERS, per H., 10;
winter chickens. Lbs. and under. 2A2i; ducks.
young white Pekins. fat. per h.. Isafs; d. young
muscoyy and mongrcl. per ID, lsalI: do puddle.
large. ID, Halls; pigeons, old, pair %: do young
per pair, %; guinea fowl, young rk.IhzL and over.
each. ioasD; do, young. small each. Is; do. old
each g turkeys choice. fat hens Der n, p; do
choice young gobbers Per h., aa2l: do, old toms
lh, IS; do, rough. poor. and thin lAl3
DRESSED PoULTRE-Trkrys, fancy, small p.r
h. 2aZ5; do. fair to good, per H.. Iaa2p: do
rough and poor per H. I2ali :: chickens straight
young and old. per III, Il; do. old ROSTERS, per
H. loal1; ducks. cioce. fat, H.. Han: capons
large. 2ia5: 10, medium. aaoi do. small and
slips. Eals.
EGGS-Maryland Pennsylvania, and nearby nrstA
PER doz-. 49, do. Eastern l6H Western frsts ISL
do. Southern hrsts 5zal6; do, West Virginia rsts
ls14: guinea eyys per doz, 7as; duck ecys near b.
p; do, Southern 3azs: goose eggs. per dcz., 70
The Washington herald., 1911-04-05

Present: The Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Harlan.
| Mr. Justice Mckeulta Mr.. Justice Holmes, Mr..
Justice Day, Mr.. Justice Lurton. Mr.. Justice
Hughes, Mr. Justice Van Deranter. and Mr.. Justice
Lamar
| to practice.
No. 40. Dennie c. Shea. appellant. Henry B.
+. Mcfarland Ct al, Commissioners of the District
of Columbia, ct. al, and
No al Arthur Briscoe, appellant. vs.. Henry r.
r. Mcfarland Il al. Cor msiCners Of the District
Of Columbia, ct al; suggestion d the retirement
trTm office Of Henry II. +. Mcfarland Henry l..
west, and ]. !. Morrow Commissioners Of the
District Of Columbia, and appearance Cf Cuno II.
Rudolph. John A. Johnston and William V. Judson
as parties defendant hcret filed and entered. on
motion Of Mr.. Edwar1 II. Thomas for the APP
pellees
No. 6Os- Christopher SIasshcim sheriff. &c, ap-
pellant, " Milton Daily: argument continued BY
Mr.. Thomas +. BarkUorth fer the appellant, by
Mr.. William S. Forrest for tine appellee. and
ciuded by Mr. Thomas Z. Barkworth for the
appellant
No. GIG Charles West attorney general Of the
state 6 Oklahoma, appellant. vs.. The Kansas
Natural Gas Company ct al: argument crrnmencrd
by Mr. {. Il. Ames for the appellant. and
tinued By Nh. d. T. Watson for the appcllecs-
Adjourned until to-day Il O'clock.
The day call for wednesday. April s. viii be as
fellows: Nos. 9l6. al. 9ii. IL land ll3. ll5 ll6,
III, Id land I'll. ~. and Is
The Washington herald., 1911-04-05
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". b. HibhS & Co, mem
bcrS of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs Build
ing.
strong. Iniperc=I differed rcry little from thnsc
ruling recently. but short covering on a narrow
market caused advance of from L to Is prints In
May and July over opening prices before the coee
Tie new crop months were nearly strong though
speculation in these positions has not taken finn
hold on other than professional traders
During the carly trading bidding for large blocks
81 August were feature. and strong support by
prominent bulls Of May and July continued There
is disposition 10 regard weather reports as less
favorable. and movement of the crop continues to
show very small by comparison with hast year. The
basis however. Of the present. advance according to
bulls is in the fact that more cotton has been sold
for May and July delivery than can be deliycr-d
rrr, ali
The Washington herald., 1911-04-05

No. 1886. Fred s Gichnrr vs. ATbrf NJ.
Schneider: note S7J. Attorney, G.. L. Whtford
No. sass. Columbia PhonogTaph Company H
William Owens; appeal. Attorney Andrew Wilson
No. 5,is. Ernest Genus VS.. Washington Railway
and Electric Company; damages, $1,000. Attorney,
NJ. D. Rosenberg.
No 53isS. William Minor W Barter & Ross;
damage. $1,000 Attorney. e L. Gies.
No. a1f9. jesse l.. LeveTton & Co. vs.. Rose
l. May Judgment Municipal Court, SIS. Attorney,
T. II. Patterson.
No. $3.50 J. Franklin Hilton vs. Harry Shaw
damages S,+0519. Attorney. J. A Brksrt.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-05
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.
Baltimore. April 4-wHEAT-aoaed dull: spct

SK uoi' s'"N
SokS-S9csed steady but dull; SPOT o.
oATS-Closcd quiet Stock in elevators To Il;
oushets; shipments from elevators S9l bushels
white. B @' ''S>
fLoUK-Qu6e: Wint- entra, alsaaB: do
clear. 35oaa7o: do straight 3shas; do ratrnt
4oe449; sprmg clear, 3esaAb; do. straight asa
40; do PATENT &soa5l5; City Mills best r.,tent
$50; do high-rrade patents. AS; do. hirh rraSs
s1aisht. 1<b; do choice family, 4oo; do erin
3za3p; re bour. medium to choice looaI Vi.
com meal. 100 lbs. iDal.D
RYE-Stock in elevators. B.IB bushels M ,
rye, domestic, ssao; bag lots. As to quality ana
condition. 75aD; No. ; rye Western don,-bc
6ase; No. 2 rye. ncnr By, e.
BARLEY-Stpck IN eleFstors I'm hr-hsax.
-shipuenb from saexztors, 100 buzhek
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Circuit Court No. L

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 5lC1 Long ~ Moore & Hill: On trial. Al
toFreys John RidUut-W. J. Lambert.
Assignments for to-day:
No. rs. Long Moore & Hill Attaneys Bid
'out-Lambert.
No. 3p. Kanns vs.. Nash. Attorneys. Lambert &
Yestman-Birney & Woodland.
No. Es. Stricklrr Pickford- Attorneys. Ray
& Braddock- Maddox K Galley.
No. 50. Bowie Pennsylvania Railroad Com
Tany. Attorneys. Gaskins & Beckett-Mckenney &
Flanncrv.
No. 81 Cartwright ~ W. 4 r Railway Co. ct
al. Attorneys. Cuttings & Chambcrlin, kilgour-
No. I75. Lnkei vs. Washington Loan and Trust
Company. Attorneys, Douglas & Warrcn-Darlinston-
No. II. HarTer District Of Columbia ct al.
Attorneys. Archer & Snith--Thomas & Richardson.
M. Is. Lyon r- Bursey. Attorneys. Ridout-
White.
No IT. Prathcr q al. rs. Washington Loan and
Trust Company. Attorneys. Gics-Dlr. Peyser L
No 20. Brown ~ Durenus Machine Company &
al. Attorneys Thurston Observation-Disclosures.
Circuit Court No. 4
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. 5952 A. !. Fox Company Lewis Ct al. /;
order declining to permit bill Of exceptions TO Ire
Trc=snted- Attorneys Z. H. Marshall. b. RhodesA
No 5:S5. Wilson Charin-Sacks Manufacturing
Company; verdict for plaintiff for $50. Attorneys
z. S. Bailey. Tucker. Kenyon Macfariand-R Ii.
Ieatman-
No, 5esG. Donaldson Va District Of Columbia
verdict for 81 90. Attorneys. Cuttings Chambcrm
F. II. STEPHENS.
No. isis. JamisOn " American Security and
Trust Company; motion for trial filed. Ator-
neys A. H. PcTgson-CoroOran Thom-
Assignments for to-day:
No. 2E. Warren Reichart- Attorney Bhney
& Observation-Disclosures.
No so Dixon VS.. Great Falls and Old Do
ninion Railroad Company. Attorneys. Mather
McMahon-Lambcrt.
No. 29t. vermilIion vs.. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. Attorneys. Fulton, Leckie.
Fulton & CoN-Hamilton.
No. go Dunan vs.. Washington Gas Light Com
pany. Attorneys. McNeill & McNein-Pery & Son.
& Flannery.
No go Parsons vs. District Of Columbia Attnr-
ncys. RidcIt-Thonas
No. ac- weigand Va Spitz AttoncyS Bchrrnd-
Van Dyke.
No Si. Rawlctt rs. Nash. Attcrneys Ridout-
Birney & WoOdard
No 59S. Jones ct al. ~. District Of Columbia
Richardson & Poar-ThonaS
No S6. Ducker vs.. baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys. Standardization. Colbert
Yerkes & Hamilton.
No. 4G2 Large ~. Royal Glue Company. Attor-
neys Ralston, Siddnns & Richardson
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WASHINGTON STOCK dARKEP.

sales-Regular can. 70 o'clock noos:
Washington Gas S. 5000 at ITO. 400 at Ito
500 at no. 5000 at lll
Capital Traction IS. 1900 at H.
Columbia Railroad IS, 500 at 10Ih
Columbia Railroad s. 500 at lo4
Potomac cons. IS. 5000 at l0o $1,000 at 100
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat, $1,000 at
lcslz. Heoo at le2,4. $40 at lo215, $40 at ldga
Washington Gas. at 81, Is at s0ia 8 at s0.
3 at sos. Ii at s0,s. Is at soS, 3 at soS 8 at
sos. 3 at 8S, Sc1a, Is at sos q At als
5 at sos, g at SOS, g at 9A.
Commercial National Bank at 1851 at 49,
Second National Bank 2 at l65.
American Security and Trust. 5 at ISL
United STATES Trust, 10 at lI75t, 10 at TI7E 10
at lis.
After call-washinston Gas IS. $4,000 at no. s. 600
At 10.
Capital Traction 6 at rBn
Georgetown Gas. 8 at 60 8 at 80. . at 50
Washington Gas. % at SOY. 3 at soA.
Washington Railway and Electric ptd., 2 at ssk
II at ssh, at $50. at 50.
Following the bid and asked prices posted
at yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock
Exchange:
The Washington herald., 1911-04-05
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York April i.-Tnere il no change in the
time money market. ard business is very dull
Rates unchanged al 2'2a2'. pr cent for sixty
DAYS. 243 per crnt for ninety days 2a3l. per ccnt
for four. five. and SIX m-nt,ls and per crnt for
over the year.
The market for commercial papHr Is good for the
best names at rates rars.nG from ~ to per c1nt
Quite large business b.ing done in the shorter
ma uriliCs At per crt-
Lnulon discounts - Icr crrt, OF I-l6 pr crnt-
Paris discounts o. per cent. of "a per cT-1t-
Berlin Discounts rs per cent, off J. Ter cent
The Washington herald., 1911-04-05
TOES ARE WORTH $4,000.
Damage Suit for Injuries Is Filed
by william Minor.

Ten thousand dollars damages are
claimed in a suit filed yesterday by
William Minor against Samuel Ross,
trading as Barber & Ross. personal in
juries being alleged. While working for
the firm at its workshop. at Fifth and V
streets northeast on February II Minor
alleges a beam fell on his leg, cutting OF
four toes and suffering other serious in
juries.
Ernest Genus yesterday entered suit
against the Washington Railway and
Electric Company for $1,000 damages.
The plaintiff alleges that he was in
wagon with which a car of the company
colIided at Fifth and ID streets on De-
cember 10, 1870 when he was seriously
INJURED
The Washington herald., 1911-04-05
KINGS ENGLISH UNscATHED.

Sfmplined Spoilers May Operate on
Dictionary Tomorrow, However.
New York. April 4-The simplified SPELL
ing board met at the Waldorf to-day for
its fifth annual bout with the dictionary.
The session was an executive one. with
out an e. but one OF the spoilers assured
a reporter that the business transacted
was Of such a nature that no word SUI
fersd either decapitation. decantation. or
Internal operation. Prof. Lounsberry,
president of the board. presided.
Tomorrow several papers viii be read
At night Andrew Carnegie win preside ut
q dinner. where speakers will be limited
to ten minutes each. So far as could be
learned to-day no surgical operations on
words win be attempted unisss n - On
Thusday- morning