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The Washington herald., 1911-10-10
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hib6s & Co., mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange Hib0s
Building.
New York Oct 9.-Thc cotton contract market
closed to-day at new low records after decline OF
from % to > points from the high prices reached
during the morning. During the morning large
buying orders sustained the market and made Ia
rorable impression on traders. This was. however.
in defiance to weather and prediction. The
market last week had been partly sustained by
frost talk. which was not realized in any part OF
the cotton belt Sunday. Southern SPOT mar
ketS were lower and receipts continued on large
scale. Finally the buying Of the morning WAS
traced 10 operations intended to cover short ac-
counts and this removed all doubt as to the re
port that a large bear had turned bull on the
market.
For the remainder Of the session there was no
support. There was a light frost at Oklahoma City
and elsewhere perfect weather was reported. Ihe
selling was continuous, and heavy orders from the
South were executed, which apparently were meet
ing with a dull and heavy market in that section.
Shorts covered freely throughout the session, and the
market made rallies which could be taken TO
mean strong support.
DCring the early trading and after the short rally,
October sold at 96l, December at e.S, January at
967 March at 97T and May at go The decline
from this level nearly continuous and the clos
ing prices were the lowest Of the day representing
loss Of from % to q points from the high level
OF the morning.
LiyerpooI futures closed az a decline Of from 81
to Z POINTS Yarns wero irregular in Manchester
and cloths Quiet Sales of 1900 bales Of cotton
were reported from Liverpool to-day at points de-
cline to 5.55d for middling.
To-day's weather map was free from rain, and
rising temperature and fair weather arc generally
predicted for tomorrow The United States Weather
Bureau predicts normal temperatures and light
rains throughout the country for the remainder Of
the week.
Port receipts to-day were 1000 bales against T2s3
-
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tration granted 10 Frank C. NOlte; bond. 500.
Attorney, 2. II. Marshall.
Estate OF Ira ID. Palmer; letters Of adminiStra-
ton granted to Charles r. Heudler; bond, So0
Attorney, G. T. Hendler.
Estate Of Henry G. Lyon; order to issue commiS-
sion.
Estate Of Sarah R. Rahl: Iettes testamentary
granted to Samuel ID. Cole; bond, 500. Attorneys,
Darr, Peyser & Curtin.
Estate Of William &. SCOTT; letters testamcntary
granted to Mary L. Scott; bond, 500. Attorney,
]. p Bundy.
Estate Of Ida B. Kelly; guardian ad htem ap-
pointed. Attorneys, Montague MoriariU.
Estate Of William Burke et al order for allow
ance. Attorney, W. g. Gardiner.
In re Lue z. Scmers ct al; order for allowance
Attorney, L. H. David
In re George L. Mortimer ct al: guardian ap-
pointed. Attorney, ]. II. label.
In re Corinne NJ. Jennings; petition for release
as guardian Of two minors and exemption from
accounting for income. Attorneys, Baker, Sheehy q
Hogan.
Estate Of George W. Walter; PETITION for leave tf
pay insurance premiums. Attorney, s. Fl. Mac
donald.
Estate Of Franz A. Evans; petition for letter.
testamentaH.
Estate Of w W. Chambers: agreement Of residu
ary deTisees to special allowance. Attorney, c. f
BENJAMIN
The Washington herald., 1911-10-10
GOOD ROAD BUILDING.
No Paving Discovered to Withstand
Horse-drawn Vehicles.

HOFSe-0raWn entcleSs
FrUm the Philadelphia Evening Times.
At public hearing on the good roads
question held by Mayor GaynOr. in New
York, the chairman of joint committee
of several associations interested in the
subject read a report from which tho
following is an abstract:
so high an authority as the officer in
charge of the magnificent system of
federal roads of France admitted that
he did not know of paving to withstand
the double effect Of horse-drawn vehi-
cles and pneumatic-tired motor cars.
This man probably knows more about
roads, road-building. and road repair than
any one else in the world
If the problem of finding road materIaI
which will withstand both grind and sue
ton is to be worked out in this country
rather than In France, it will only be
because we are starting with practically
finished system of 1900 miles OF board
effects of automobile traffic were un-
known. Our own systems OF state roads,
on the other hand, are only now IN pro-
cess of construction; we know of the
changed problems before US, and il We
intend to make roads to last, we have
every incentive to go, very thoroughly in
to the question Of materials which will
meet the demands of a growing auto
mobile traffic. France may attain the
goal far sooner than We, simply because
while We place expense before necessity,
she places necessity before expense.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Oct. s.-MILLFEED-Easier inactive
dealings. Spring bran, 800; standard middlings,
200; Western red dog, S25; winter wheat bran,
in lOapound sacks, to arrive, H.4o; city bran, in
bulk. 2.B
OATS-Steady; inquiry slow. No. white. "a;
No. white 55h standards, 53is, elevator basis;
ungradcd on tracks, 5a5SA.
FLOUR Firm; inactive dealings Kansas
straights l9Oa52O in sacks; spring patents, 65Oa
e0o in barrels; spring clean, 45oa475; soft winter
L25a4N ....
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-Dun. hut firm; supply
light. Choice to fancy mainly nominal at ASA
SO.
RYE FLoUR-steady; trade inactive. Choics
brands quoted at 4.s0a59.
CORNMEAI-Firm; dealings are quiet Kiln
dried for export, SEQ; coarse meal, in bags, LA
LILO.
HAY-Receipts 1,5o3 tons; finn: fair inquiry.
QuJtations arc for new prime timothy. l2; NO. ],
laO; No q LI2skaII5; No. ), LoOalD.
sTRAw-Steady; small trade. Long ne quoted
AZ s0as5
PoRK-steady: inquiry is quiet. Mes. ls.Tsa
1T.25; family, loooa2l.oo
BEEF-Sseady; business Is moderate. Packet,
2o0al25o; family, l&5oaHm-
LARD-Weaker; moderate trade. Prime Western,
40 refined continent, so; South American. i0D
rrined Brazilian in kegs. Ils0; oleostearine, loal01
lard stsarine inactir; New Yorf, loaioh.
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WASHINGTON MARKETS.

Quotations given below are for large lots Jo6berT
prices higher.
EGGs-Ncarby fresh Virginia, 2sa2s; West vfr-
ginia and Southwest Virginia, Z2a23; Tennessee,
22a2.
BUTTER-Elgin fancy, SOn3l; Western frsts, 295E
aSO; seconds, 27a2.
CHEEsE-New York State factory. new. 1Iita
lA
POULTRY-Chickens per h., Halls hens. per lb.p
Il; ruosters, per h., sas turkeys. per h., lsa0.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Hens, choice, per lb.. Is;
chickens. leaI7; roosters, per d. 10 ,,-,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., new, NO. l. per oushel'
90; sweets IN CD, per bbl l.5oa2OO; vans IN. ~,
per bbl, LEal.5O; cabbages. 100 lbs. Sal;S;
onions per bushel, s5al.O; caullnoTer per DBL
5Oa325; eggplant. per crate, 4oa76 lettuce IN Il.
per basket Gal25; cymlings, per bbl.. 5aI5; string
beans per bbl 50a75: peppers, per crate 5lIS; to-
matoes homegrown, 5Ca75; green corn, homegrown
per dOz lsa2O cucmbers. per basket So''' celery
GREEN FRUITs-Apples, per Dbl. Looa+oo:
oranges California. pe: box 5.Ooa5IS lemons psr
box 4T5a5.0; grapefruit, per box, 2SOa@Ia: lane-
apples 2Ooa2O; cantaloupes, per S; 49, a. ?:
PER bushel grapes, Niagara per basket Ioall Dea-
ware. lOall: Concord, lOal2. plums per Slo psEet'
3a5O; damsons. Per slb. basket 3aSo GanoefrleS'
Sg-ouart boxes 2O0a2.Z5; Chestnuts, per 10, 4a5
HAY AND STRAW-Hay, Western. No. ], 2SOa
24m; No . 2oOa225O; mixed nay, S0Oa2@;
straw rye bundle II OOal2oo: machine thrash sO'a
s50; straw wheat. per ton s5oaIN; straw oAt' per
LIVE sTOCK-sheer. per ID. 2a3h; lambs,
Fpring per lb. 5Ila6; calves. choice. Per lo, s1
medium, Per lh, IlfaS
GRAIN-wheat, new per buShel. Sas2; corn.
Ihellcd. Old per bushel. T6as5; ear, per bbl.,
T. 25a4 50; oats, Western white. No. 2 per bushel,
Sass: oats mixed, per bushe 5laS2; bran per ton'
900; middlings per ton, 3L0o
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool washed, free Of burTs.
per lb 2ia25; WOOL unHashed. per h., 3aA; hides,
dry FER h. lJal6, green hides lb., 10; caltsktn.
&. een each, l2Jal.0.
SEEDS-Red clover. per busheI II .5Oal2Z6; alsike
clover per bushe H. 5Oal225; white clover, per bush
e Is GOALS %; crimson clover 375a6oo timothy. per
bushel 725asOO; blue grass. per bushel. 3l5a35Oi
| redtOp grass l6oa2O0o per 100 lbs; alfalfa. Per
| bushel, ll.5Cal30o
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Beet Sugar Reaches Highest Price in Its Histor,
General Report on Crops to Be Issued To-day.

pany and the government. Whether it
will be filed tomorrow or a day or two
later depends entirely upon the speed
of the typewriters engaged in preparing
the papers.
This plan is much more comprehensive
than the general public seems to think.
The plan is exactly as outlined in this
column about two weeks ago.
The new high record made to-day for
American Beet Sugar when it crossed
81 did not excite any selling from in
siders. In fact. the highest price stock
of the day was purchased by big in
vestment house identified with the con-
Germ. Beet Sugar is in the peculiar con-
dition of having no bonds, no floating
debt and much cash in its treasury.
Its earnings are above Is per cent, on the
common stock. with prospects Of a con-
tinuation of prosperity for an indefinite
period.
No Attention to Report.
Copper stocks paid little attention to
the report of the Copper Producers AS
sociation, which showed an increase in
the volume of metal on hand OF 1853, 355
pounds on october !, as compared with
a month previous. 1t is noted, however,
that Amalgamated Copper is being per-
mitted to work down to much lower
levels than formerly, while Anaconda is
held firm. This is queer, since the Anal
gamated company has in its treasury
two shares of Anaconda stock for every
one share of its own outstanding.
With Anaconda selling at %, Anal
gamated should be worth GA at least, for
the Amalgamated has other. assets in
addition to Anaconda. The market acts
as though the insiders had sold out all
their Amalgamated and was anxious to
have that stock broken to a price so
ridiculousIy low that it would pay them
to sell their Anaconda and buy Anal
| gamated. thus getting the same thing
| for much less money.
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New York, Oct. Sin dull but steady
market todd standard stocks made no
material changes. American Beet Sugar
went to the highest price in its history,
and the Copper stocks paid little atten-
ton to the increase of metal reported
by the Copper Producers Association.
In the late afternoon a slight rally was
caused by the governments report on
grain. This showed no improvement over
the previous reports, but did show that
corn had held its own. So that the final
crop this year will be something above
200, 100000 bushels The estimate of the
wheat crop is reduced slightly. The re-
port is important only for the fact that
1t stops all dispute as to the size of
the crops, which are now officially de-
termined as being equivalent to about
9OO.0O0,0OO bushels of grain less than last
year.
Full Report To-day.
A general report on all crops will be
issued by the government tomorrow.
The government has moved to advance
for an early hearing in the Supreme
Court of its suit against the Union Pa
cific Railroad Company, under the anti
trust law, of holding Southern Pacific
illegally. The cut in steel of s. a ton
for deliveries from warehouses that was
unofficially reported last week was only
announced to-day.
Retirement Of George w. Perkins from
the Northern Pacific Company boards
had no significance, as he represented
J. P. Morgan & Co, and is succeeded
by T w. Lamont, representing the same
interests.
Delay in filing I American Tobac-
co Company plan of dissolution is due
tl,a ipo Of 10
10 prepare the necessary papers on time.
There has been no hitch with the ar
rangement, and it is understood that the
plan has been agreed to by the COM
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New York, Oct. Sin the live stock market steers
were slow. but steady; bulls. steady and firm to
a shade higher; COWS. slow and unchanged Steers,
425a7.5 bulls, 3oOa4.5oi one fancy bull. 600; COWS,
L75ai50.
Dressed beef in fair demand at SALE per pound
Teals steady to shade lower; Erassers and fed
calves about steady; Southern and Western calves
full, steady.
veals, 7Ooalo.5o; choice, loT5; culls. 50Oas.5o;
grassers. 35oa425: fed and mixed calves. L5Oa55oi
Southern and Western calves, 4Ooa600; dressed
calves steady; sheep. steady.
Lambs in fair demand but lower; sold at Fri
DAYS prices. Sheep. 240al5; cus, L5oa200; lambs,
55Oa7.Oo caIls. 4.5Oa5.O0; yearlings. +5oa5.m
Dressed mutton steady at sa1as1s; dressed lambs
l0al2
Hogs hnner: general sales. ssOa7.lO; whole range
quoted az 6Oaf. 10
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Americas Increased Exports.

While it is a common boast that
America feeds the world. it is not gen
orally realized how great IS the in
crease with manufactured articles. The
average annual gain in our exports is
more than 100000. If we feed the
world. we also shoe it, in part the eN-
port in shoes having risen from So
500. 900 in 1901. to S13.7OO,OOO in 1911,
Builders hardware and tools have adj
vanced from S9.OOO.OO to $1,000, 900.
PIows and cuItivators in the same pc
riod have jumped from $l.SSS.OOO to $S.-
6OO,O Last year $13,OOO,OOO worth of
automobiles Were exported.
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LawHuitS,

No. 54OOl. Roscoe F. Walter International
Realty and Development Company; damages, SO.
Attorneys Downing & Berry.
No. 5iO0. T. L. Culley Son rs. Harry A.
Orne; certiorari. Attorney. W. J. Lambert.
No. 5lOO3 Samuel Hart ct al, executors GustaTe
LAnSburEh vs. Jennie C. Craycroft account, 81 800
Attorneys Lyon & Lyon.
No. 5iOO4. NOvella Il. Reynolds vs.. West Disinfect
ing COMPANY: cprtiorari Defendants attorneys, +
b. Ray and +. X. BraddOck.
No. 54OO5. Marie L. Baldwin vs.. Greater Wash
ingtOn Express; Judgment Municipal Court, SS. At
tOrney, J. T. McMahOn.
No. 54OO6 George Rensch VS.. Norfolk and Wash
ingtOn Steamboat Company; damages $500. Attor'
neys, A. b. Webb and Edwin Forrest.
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NEW YORK MGNEY,

New York. Oct 9-Money On call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at Per cent; highest. ~
lowest .; closing. 2as PER, cent. Todays loans
were moderate at , per cent Time money was a
shade easier in tone to-day, and the 3A1 per cent
rae for nnety-day loans.
Saturdays bank statement has had practically
no effect on the timemonSy market. rates remain
ing unchanged and the asking for loans as light as
last week. Rates, ga to 3is per cent for sixty
DAYS 3N for ninety DAYS. and 3. to per cent
for four five and six months.
Commercial paper is quiet and unchanged at Ff
TO "a per cent for the best names
London discounts, ) 5l6; unchanged.
Paris discounts 81 per cont; unchanged.
Berlin discounts, per cent unchanged.
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Equity Court No. I.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.


In re 0unacyl GeoTE; r. JOhnstOne; referred to
auditor.
No. 30is2. In re Israel Katz; decree changing
name. Attorney, Mark Steaman.
No. 2Sl3 Ray VS.. Ray ct al; leave granted at
tOruey to withdraw. Attorneys, WEIGH and c. c.
James
No, a34O. Brown Miller ct al: decree prC
confeSsO. Attorneys G. II. Cragn and J. J. Oar
lington. ]. S. Easily Smith II. Z. Davis. and ]. E
Lsskey
No. 3ocs9 Stafford vs. Marvcagh &c: order d
recting receiver to report. Attorneys, Pack. Hinton
& Pack-C r. Wilson, r. S. HuidekOper Ralston
Siddons & Richardson II. II. Classic.
No 3053, SeabrOOk VI. SeabroIk rule returnablI
October Is Attorneys L. L. Handy and C. B
Hutchinson.
JClO2 Thurman " Thurman; same. Attorneys
=. W. Frisby-A. w. Scott.
No. 9OaoS. McArdle ". Jennings ct al; snditori
report confirmed. &c. Attorneys. d. W. Baker-J
{. Gitting&
No 2F54. Wallis vs. Mulcare; order appointing
next friend Attorneys. W. r. Williamson-E. H
Thomas.
No 3O535 Evans vs.. Evans: leave granted TO hI'
infOrma paureriS Attorney. F. z. Mitchell.
Assignment for to-day:
No. l. ReybUn vs.. RrybUrn Attorneys, LAtimer-
Darlington.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago oct. Shay market steady; receipts.
Isd5 tons; shipments s. tons Choice timothy
. oOas4.oO; clover I500aITooi Kansas and Oklahoma
prairie. choice. ls.0Oaleso; Iowa. Minnesota, Da-
kuta and Nebraska, choice. l5boalsuo; Illinois. In
diana. and Wisconsin feeding prairie. s.0Oal1Oo I:
rse straw A5oaa.o; oat straw, T.eoaI5o; wheat
straw, ssoasm
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call. Il O'Clock noon.
Potomac Electric S. 81 900 at IO5I4. 500 at 1854.
81 900 at 1851
Washington Gas. 3 at Gl4 Ccssh), 8 at G'!. l
at S.
District National Bank 10 at IU.
franklin Insurance, > at 3, 3 at 3, 3 at 5
Z5 at 81.
After caII-washington Railway & Electric IS.
81 600 at BIZ. 500 at s..
Potomac Cons. IS. 5000 at lol%.
Following quotations were posted yesterday:
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No. S62 Josephine z. Seabrook ~ Ernest r.
Seabrook: maintenance. Attorneys, L. L. Handy
and E p. Hutchesnn.
No. 3524. Samuel ]. Clarke Mamie N. Clarke
Ct al. divorce. Attorney. ". ]. Lambert
No n65 Pauline p. Walther Margaret Selby
substitute trustee. Attorney, G. C. Gertman-
No. 3058 Ida NJ. Evans Archer ID. Evans
divorce. Attorney. +. z. Mitchell
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W B. Hibb, & Co.. mem.
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, HibbG
Building.
Call money: Open. "a high 22s: low rs close "a
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
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Criminal Court No. L.

JUSTICE ANDERSON
No. E65l. United States Ernest Carroll; rob
berry: verdict guilty; remanded.
No. H6sL United States vs.. John Murtaugh
kousshreaking and larceny; plea guilty; remanded.
No. 277l2 United States Va Robert Nelson; as
sault with dangerous weapon; same.
No. HTaI. United States vs.. BENJAMIN Powell and
John Buchanan; receiving stolen property; pleS not
guilty each.
No z696. United States Thomas Taylor; rob
bery; verdict guilty; sentenced to penftentiary fol
ten years
United States vs. Wilfred Pire, Gordon Baker
and Frank Luck robbery; verdict not guilty.
Assignments for to-day:
United States vs.. Clementine Morgan.
United States ". Jerry Morgan and Daniel Nolan.
United States Edward Robey.
United States vs.. Archie Rice.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

New Seat-Part described: Annie z. Smith to o.
p. NJ. Brown and Thomas H. Yeager, 70 Sc
cure Thee. P. Heap, 500, year, 8 per cent
semi-annually.
Twining Gty-LOt II. block 7; otho W. hammond
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pw York. oct. s.-MisccIlaneOus bond quota
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hbbs & Co.
members Of the Chicago Stock Exchange. Hibba
Building.
Chicago Oct. 9-WhGat was lover on reports Of
heavy receipts at distributing points. December,
ga: May LN3%alO394 July. 999s.
Corn was somewhat weaker on heavy selling. De
ccmber 6iIt; May 65'sa65E.
Oats showed considerable strength on small trad
ing. December, G7Ss; May. 5OltsSOh.
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Bankruptcy Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE GLAbAUGh.
No. 76S In re Sealed Package Ice Company;
Daniel &. Roper appointed receiver; bond, $1,000,
and rule TeturnAble November II.
No. 9e6. In re extension Of Van Buren street;
order summoning jury.
No So In re extension Of Thirteenth street
order summoninz Jury,
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Equity Court No. 2
TT-ETTrT .UpTruT

No 2gTS Tyler & Tyler At al reference to eI-
aminer. Attorneys, J. A. O'Shea and c. c. James
g. & Z. Darlington.
In re CunacyJ Charles TrradweIl: reference to
auditoF.
No. 3O75. Washburn vs. Washburn ct al: cause
ordered on calendar and submitted. Attorneys, C.
+. Carusi-S. II. Macdonald.
No. 3O3ll. American Security and Trust Com
pany ct al. rs. Walker ct al sale decTeed and It.
Investment Of proceeds Attorneys, Nath. WILSON,
Z 5. Bailey.
Company; order TO rUtum papers. Attorneys, G.
r. Wilson-H. f. Davis and A. 4. Bney.
No. J0iOl. Brown vs.. District TaNicab Company
decree pro confCs~o. Attorneys, Birney 4 Woodard
Higgins, Mcneil & Evans
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Equity Suit.

No 756 In re Sealed Package Ice Company; in
voluntary Attorney W. L Ambrose
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Probate Court.

JOSIlOh NhAdhT.
EStats q winhcld s. schley; WIN dated December
3 1901 fled.
Estate Of GnstaEe LansburEh; order 10 institute
suit. Attorneys. LSon Lyon.
Estate q ElsanOa n. NOlte; letter. Of admins
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Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

No. 5ZyOS. ROwlett rs. Nash; on trial. Attorneys,
John Ridout-Birney WOodard.
No. 5ZO2 Frazier Washington Railway and
Electric Company; leave graEted Ray BraddocS
to withdraw their appearance attorneys for
plaintiff. Attorneys, W. \. COOmbe-C. A. Douglas
and G. T. Hoover.
No. 52352 Kecze vs.. Sullivan and Keefe; verdict
for defendants Attorneys, Charles POe-f. II,
Stephens.
Assignments for to-day:
No IS. Frazier ~. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. Ray & BraddOck-
Darlington.
No. Is RaTeney vs. American Security and
Trust Company, executor. Attorneys. HOOEer-Na-
thaniel Wilson, c. X. Wilson, and Bride.
No. 81 Tibbets vs.. Lincoln ct al Attorneys.
Leckie Fulton & Co1-Ralston. siddons Richard
son and Thomas
No. g. Marshall vs.. Heidenheimer. Attorneys,
Syme-TObriner.
No. 81 Fry, administrative Ts. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. Attorneys, Donaldson
Hamilton, Colbert, Yerkts & Hamilton.
No. 80. Daish, administrator, vs. Gray. Attor-
neys Thomas & Howard-Smith.
No. g.. Farr vs.. Abuer-Drury Brewing Company.
Attorneys. Thomas 4 Beller-Yeatman. Baker
Sheehy & Hogan.
No. Co. Durland ". Washington Post Company.
Attorneys, Tucker Kenyon & Macfarland-Lambert.
No. Co. Wilson vs.. ThOmpson-Starrett Company.
Attorneys, Tucker, Kenyon & Macfarland-Sleman q
Tor
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hbbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
The Washington herald., 1911-10-10
District Court.
Banlkruptcy Petition.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. $50. In opening alley, square 363; order
accepting jury.
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Criminal Court No. 2

Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Assignments fog to-day:
United States vs. John Jones.
United States " Nicholas Owens.
United States rs. James Tolson and william
Everett
United States Va John Haddcn.
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FINANCIAL.
The Safest Investments
TT 18th Street Northwest.

REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Made at Lowest Rates OF Interest.
W. H WALKER. 729 18th St. NV.
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Circuit Court No. =.
IrSTICE GOULD.


No 5Z325 Bender W. Browne; verdict for plain
tiff for 500. Attorneys W. z. Ambrose-E l. Ges
No. $685. Lyon vs.. Slater; plaintiff granted leave
to file amended declaration forthwith. Attorneys,
/. S. LyUn-Nelson Wilson.
No EI4s. National Capital Bank vs. Waggaman
Judgment Of condemnation Of Sl5.5i975, Attorneys.
J. ]. Darlington and B. F. Leighton
Assignments for to-day:
No &C. Lamer vs.. Trimble. Attorneys, Peter
Archer & Smith.
No. co. Lyon vs. Bailey. Attorneys RidOut-wil-
son.
No. 6Oli Craig, administrative. vs.. Parrish ex-
eCutor. Attorneys, Hackett-Conrad & Robinson
No 70. Herbert vs. City and Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys. Gittings & Chamberhn-Dar'
No 50. Brce vs. Levy. Attorneys. Wright
Tobriner.
No. s. Hayes vs.. Melville. Attorneys. JefOrd'
& Beall-Gertman & RidOut.
No. 81. Carril vs.. Warwick. AttorneyS Gardner
-Tobriner
No. $. Crcecy vs. Lamn. Attorneys, White &
Flynn-Blair.
No So Washington. Alexandria and Mount Yer
non Railway Company vs.. Southern Railway Com
pany Attorneys, Gittings & Mackall-HamitOn,
Yerkes & Hamilton
No. 90. Terry Washington Railway and Elec-
tric Company. Attorneys, Gardiner Reilly-Dar-
lington.