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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-04-25

parentage Of the child. declaring thai
he did not know, that she was called
Mignon and that she had fallen into
his hands at the death OF her brother.
one Of his performers who. because
Of his skill as q ~juggler, had been
known as the Great Devil. The next
day Wilhelm and his new-found
friend LaerteS spent in searching for
the child, who had disappeared. II
was only when the rope dancers had
left the town that she reaPpeared.
Then she came TO Wilhelm in the inn
parlor- Where hast thou been hid.
child he asked; thou hast given
us a great deal of anxiety She an
severed not-only looked at him
Thou art ours now" cried Laertes.
we nave bought thee; this gentleman
has paid a hundred ducats for thee"
rs that much? ?" asked the child.
oh, yes; YOU must be q good child"
Il VII try, she said. From that mo-
ment Mignon became the faithful. de
voted attendant Of Wilhelm. IT was
her joy TO wait upon him, to see to
his comforts And she in such tim =
as she could spare, busted herself
with practicing writing-she was al
ways trying to improve herself III
some way, though it was evident that
her mind was sluggish and that il
was only by the power Of a fixed pur-
pose and set viii that she could make
any intellectual advance And thus
did Wilhelm daWdie on at the little
town, going on excursions with tn.
actor people and talk ne the Drama
tic Art and the Philosophy 40
Life"
The siren charms Of Philina. III
mysterious presence OF Mignon pro
duced more effect upon Wilhelm than
he Liked to confess He passed tn
days in that strange society endeay-
oring to elude self-reproarh.s II $
diligent pract ce of fencing ami
dancing, accomplishments which, n
belle we'd. might not aga n be put with
in his reach. 1t was with great sur
Prise that one day he saw a forTn-F
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| talked hish-1own stuff to the actors,
which they bore patiently; he had
met kindred souls. ALI the actors
and actresses liked h callow youth,
and the shrewd ones among them
saw that he might be exceedingly use
full to them Phil ma. from nfrt1hs
with Wilhelm. began really to nave
a tenderness for him: the more so as.
thinking Of his love for Mariana, he
rather held off from her advances.
But on the very first day OF his ar
rival, a little while after he had
been presented to Phiina, Wilhelm
had an adventure which was the most
cred table Of his life SO far.
He saw a crowd and, pushing his
way through to find out what had at
tracted it, saw the Of the
strolling troupe Of acrobats and jug
gLers mercisessly beating with the
handle Of his whip the TRANCE child
who had run against him in the inn.
Wilhelm dafted upon the man Ike
| ghtning and seized him by the col
lar. Quit that child,' he cried, "or
one of us shall never leave this spot.
So saving, he grabbed the fellow by
the throat with a force which only
rage could ave lent him.. The show
man. almost choking. let go the child
and underworld TO defend himself
against his assailant. But he by
ISLANDERS. who had wanted TO inter
tere and had not dared until some
one had shown them the way, rushed
in. and the was helpless
Il will have you before the ma:sis-
trate to explain where you sole this
child cried Wilhelm. 4 Will pur-
u YOU to every extremity. You
shall not escape me" What have
I 10 do with the useless brat2' re-
piled the Snowman. Pay me what
her clothes cost and she is yours.
we shall settle that tonight"
The child, meanwhile. had crept
away among the crowd Thirty
crowns was the sum the black
bearded. hot Italian Snowman set
upon the girl. 1t was paid, but the
Snowman would tell nothing Of the
The Washington herald., 1911-05-20
WEEKL Y REVIEW OF TRADE
Despite Favorable Court Decisions, Good Weather.
and Excellent Crop Prospects, Business
- Fails to Improve Greatly

New York, May 19.-R. g. Dun & Co.'S
weekly review of trade. May 20. will say:
Two events of the week have an i'm
portant influence upon the business situ-
alton, inasriuch as they remove much
of the uncertainty which has served To
retard enterprise and discount activity.
These events are the Supreme Court
decision in one Of the cases involving
the status Of corporations under the anti
trust law and the prospects Of the restor-
alton Of public confidence in Mexico.
These developments had the effect of
greatly Increasing transactions in the
securities market. always the most sensi-
tive and quick to respond to new condi-
tions Its influence Is also felt to b
moderate extent in the leading trades
and industries.
For the first time in many weeks the
reports from the leading trade centers
are more buoyant in tone, though II
would not appear that the actual gain
in volume of trading has been much, II
any. This improvement in business ap-
pears in the reports from the iron and
steel trade, where, in spite Of continued
contraction and price concessions in pig
iron, a better feeling is noted with some
increased orders fromN the railroads. L,
also appears to a limited degree in the
textile markets, which report some i'm
provernent, notwithstanding the con-
tinued curtailment due largely to the
high cost of production and the con.
servative purchases by consumers"
The Washington herald., 1911-05-20

New York, May 19-Bradstreets. May
20, will say:
Events Of the week have been ap-
parently in favorable direction. Good.
that 1s. seasonable weather, good crop
reports. except from q few sections
where dry weather is a serious draw
back, aud. judging from the early pub
lie and stock market reception thereof,
good legal decisions are the three fea-
lures making for better immediate busi-
ness and a more hopeful feeling as to
the future.
Iron and steel are not greatly
changed. while there is a slightly better
buying Of steel. mainly by railroads, pig
iron Is duller and weaker, and short time
Is an element met with in many lines
consuming these products. Some observ-
ers still believe that a clearer view OF
crop results. more active employment I'm
industry and settlement of tariff un-
certainty are necessary before general
business will throw OF the apathy II has
shown for months past
Cotton has struck new high levels
this partly because Of the paucity of old
supplies. and partly because of uncer-
tainty as to the start of the new croo
on a record acreage, while grain has
eased on foreign and domestic crop re-
ports, and meats and other farm pro-
@ucts arc lower.
Business failures for the week end
ing May IS were 235. against 245 last week
and 225 in the like week of 1910"
The Washington herald., 1911-05-20
DAILY COURT RECORD
FRIDAY, May 10, 1917
United State. Commerce Court.


FRIDAY, May 10. lsll.l
Present: Presiding Judge Knapp and Associate
Judges Archibald. Hunt, Garland, and Mack.
The following attorneys were admitted to practice
Hugh L. Bond. r.. Of Baltimore. Nd Albert 8:
Bnndeis. of Louisville. KY; Sydney R. Prince. Of
Mobile. Ala. and Edward w. Knight. Of Charles
ton. W. Va -
No O. Proctor & Gamble Company Vs. United
States ct al: suit TO set aside an order OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission upholding the
right Of the carriers to charge demurage on private
cars held under lading private tracks Mr..
Blackburn Easterline. assistant TO the Attorney
General concluded arguments for the United statea
Mr. Edward Barton concluded on behalf Of the
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railway. Balti-
more and Ohio Southwestern Railroad, and tho
staten Island Rapid Trarsit Railway. Mr.. George
H. Warrington spoke in reply on behak Of the
petitioner.
No. %. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
ct al. vs.. United States, known the fuel case:
suit 10 set aside the order Of the Interstate Com
merce Commission OF February a. 1911. affecting
the rates on coal intended for fuel By other
railroad carriers from the point Of origin to the
junction Of delivery TO the line d the consuming
carrier. Mr.. P. J. Farrell spoke in support Of the
motion Of the Interstate Commerce Commission to
strike out. Mr. Hugh L. Bond. jr.. spoke on behalf
OF the petitioners against the motion. The motion
was taken under advisement BY the court
Nos. and G. James J. Hooker ct al. Martin
A. Knapp ct al. and the Eagle White Lead Com
pany ct al. vs. Interstate Commerce Commission
ct al. involving the rates merchandise between
Cincinnati and Chattanooga. These were
heard on the demurrer Of the Interstate Commercs
Commission. the demurrer Of the Cincinnati New
Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway Company, and
the motion Of the United States to dismiss. Mr..
r. Walton Moore appeared for the Cincinnati. New
Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway. Mr.. Francis
b. James for the petitioners. and Mr. +. j. Farrell
for the Interstate Commerce Commission.
At 40 y. m court adjourned until Monday, May
2. at lo:s a. m. in the hearing room Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-20
LOCAL PRICES CURRENF.

The following quotations are for largo lots Job
beB' prices are higher
EGGs-Near-by fresh Virginia. Is,1aI7: West vir
ginia and Southwest Virginia, Ie: Tennessee. B.
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. 2i4a23; Western firsts.
CHEEsE-New Yogt State factory. new. large.
l3al4.
PoULTRY-Chickens, small, per Ib. zaa; large
a8; hens per lb, Il; roosters. per lh, o. turkeys,
per h. l3al4.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Hens, choice, per Ib., Ia
Is; chickens. Ga25; roostes, per lb.. 10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. new, No. l. per bbl..
6ooa5.5o; No. 2. per bb aeoa4.5o; old. No. /, per
sweets, pcr Dbl. a5oas5o: yams. PER Dbl. zoo.3s
cucumbers. Florida. per basket. L5oa275; onions.
Texas. per crate. l.sA25; cabbage. per crate. 2o
as; kale. per Dbl. LOO: eggplant. crate. LoaiO;
Florida per cass l.5caaoo: string beans. per basket
75a25o: celery, Florida. pa crate. 1ooa35o: beets.
per bunch, sas spinach. per bbl l5oa2oo peppers.
per crate. Looaio; green peas per basket, aal.so;
basket, 12al5o: runaine. per basket. 75aloo; rhu-
GREEN FRUTTs-Applcs. per bG-. azAa0:
100; lemons. Der bon. a5aIto; gr.ps ffuis, per
box. aoos4.oo, ptneappaeA lss2S; strawberries. psr
a1al Hay AM AND srRAw-H.y. western. No i x~,
anw, re, bundle. 400; machine thrash, lyeosz %;
s.raw. whsat. pr ton. Sd ssrav. o.s pr ton. fs0
sA@
LIVE sToK-ebeep. pr h. saSh: hmbs,
Prins. pr N, nS.s; calves choics. pr III. AHS;
medium pG N. faSh
0RAIN-Whssk. ner. pr buhel, &ses: corn,
shsllsd. old, pr buihsl. oA9: nsw ea,. p9 81.
-; oas. WaAm vhtts. No. Z pR hniha HAlS:
oats. uizsd. pr buahd. Sss; bnn px tn NO;
ndddtns. .. ton. &M
WOOL AND HIDDD-wooa. va6hsd, ~ q
bulrA pr lh, sA4; vooa. wwashsd. pr ID, nm:
hidea. ESn, pu n. .: hideA dzy. p9 M, iAlS:
calfA1ns, ussn. each. L2Al.A
sEEDS-Red ciove1. pR hushsl. asaanse; a,uks,
clov9. pr hnhel Ao1aAee; vhfts c3opsf. pef
bsahA, xenalAoo; crimson ciov9. f.2sf.D; tan1eky,
- tn.Aea. A1.Au: 49, gsA r b.Asl AAa&o,
=. ntl,S; axaln - ~ nSlAaiM
The Washington herald., 1911-05-20
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. L.

STAfTOhD.
In re. dunacy) Kate T. Dodge; legal status re
No. 1904. Monday vs. Monday: leave to ament
granted. Attorneys. David Wolff. L. Topper.
No. 96so Weyms Va Weyms; rule returnabit
May Is. Attorneys. B. L Gaskins-A. W. Gra.
and F. PeytOn.
No. asIa Ray Va Ray: leave to withdraw al
attorney for defendant granted. Attorneys. n T
Clinkscales-M- E O'Brien.
No GG2 Bridget VI. Washington Credit As
sociation; receivers report referred to auditor At
torney. c. T. Hendler.
No. Dil3. Hughes vs.. Hughes; decree pro con
fesso. Attorney. Thomas Walker.
No. 1906. Witt VS.. Witt; auditors report rati
fed. Attorneys. Terper Gusack. and W. J.
1ambert-A. l. Newmeyer. NJ. d. Rosenberg. snc
c. E. Roach
June Is Attoneys, Samuel Maddox. G. X. and
Nsth. Wilson,. E. Ray
No cssl. Barrow Barrow; defendant per
petually enjoined ,nd damages for Infringement al
y0n & MacfaTland.
No. Z00. Anderson rs Sands; description OF c1
tain prorerty corrected. Attorney. T. ]. Hogan.
No. 2A79. Turnburk ". Kahen; decree man
date Attorney. W. O. Gardiner.
No. 2sA Dorsey vs.. Warren: sale ratifed. A.
torneys. W. II. HoIloway-w. T. Mattingly.
No. aoG Dorrmus vs. National Capital I'm
ruovement Obmrany; demurrer oVeruled. Attorneys
Gittings & Ohamberain-Philip Walker. +. s
Bright, Douglas & Baker and ". ID. Sullivan.
Assignments for May y:
No. AZ. Perry vs. wilkins Shiery Printing Com
pany. Attorneys. Rosenberg & Ridout-WiIson a
Bsrssdale. @. T. Hendler. Z II. Brc~nley. A. j.
Carr, and Leo p. Harlow.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 5les. starek vs.. Starek; rule returnable MAJ
Is Attorney, L. e. Geiger
No 1000. Grand Rapids Timber Company ~
Fisher &c: order allowing withdrawal e1cep
tons. Attorneys. d. E Fo1 and +. B. Fo1-LAw
Ier. Clements d Wright.
No. Dss3 Martin vs.. Martin; motion over
ruled.
No. 3ol4S Farley vs.. Farley; order for alirnon,
and counsel fees Attorneys. Fred Beall and G. H
Macdonald-C Car1ngton isId I. Williamson.
In re nunacy). Margaret l. Goucher; auditor,
report approved
No 3Ooa. Tavenner " Tarenner ct al. alirnony
counsel fees and costs. Attorneys. ". E. O'Brien-
Z. F. Colladay.
No as4a oBrien " o'Brien: bill dismissed.
No. 9l4. Faunce ct al. vs.. O'Donohue ct al.
time extended Attorneys II. II. Classic, NJ T.
Mansan. and VI. W. Sullivan.
Assignments fer May p:
No. 2lS O'Connor vs. Ough. Attorneys, 0Don
oghue-PeTy & Handy.
No 26. Fctter vs.. Fetter. Attorneys, Lambert
Davis & Lewis
The Washington herald., 1911-05-20
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. May le. The time money market IS
firm and more active than il has been for some
time. Six months is the fayorite maturity. Bank
not Offering money freely. even at the pre-
vailing rates.
Money call to-day opened at 2H per cent !:
highest. 2A; lowest, N: closing "a per Most
Of the days loans were made at "a per cent
Rates 2aGa3 per cent for sixty days; per
cent for ninety days; 81 per cent for four and
five months; 3isa3+ per Tor months, and
s3sai per cent for the year.
Commercial paper is unchanged at 31aaSk per
cent for the best names. London discounts 2h per
cent unchanged. Paris discounts, 2 per cent un-
changed Berlin discounts. "a per cent unchanged
The Washington herald., 1911-05-20
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. May s.-BUTTER-crssmey. fancy.
per Ib., zaza; do. choice. pr lh. man; do.
blocks. good, per lb, lsaD: do, imitation, h.,
l7aIs; do, print per h.. zsaA: do. blocks. zazs:
ladle, Ib, l5al7; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls.
per h., Halls; Ohio rolls. per lh.. Nals: West
Tirvinia rolls, PER h.. "A; aorepacked. psr lh, "A:
MARYLAND. Virginia, and Pennaylvania dairy psintA
urr III. IA; process butter. per Ib., 1lals.
LIVE POUL1RY-Spring chicken4 " 1hs. and
over per lb, %; ID. to II lhs. DaA; do. lh
and under, q; old hens. heavy. per lh. Is; do.
"a. small to medium par lh. Is; old roostess. psl
lb.. ealo; ducks. young. white Pekins fat psl
h.. Nals; do, young MuscoTy and moosrSl pr lh.
IL; do, puddle. large. per pound. y; ptseouA old.
Young snaIl, each .: do, old. each n
DGGB-Nsryiand. PemgiEania. and nearby Azsea.
dos., igs: do. Eastern. Is; Ewt@ nrsta p.
doa.. ls,t; do. soothan nfseA AssAls; do. wse
fa2
The Washington herald., 1911-05-20
NEW YORK GRAIN.

Nov Yuf. Nay a-wHEAT-D1n. stsady
Noxthsn spring. to snivs. Z o b. nsx: No
red, T. Q. b. .: No hard. !. q b. ~: No
ms.ruui. & O b, -: No. !. Aanitehe. { o b.
C6RN-s -stsady, dull etam3. ~ xput hAs
No z {. o b. 0ki No slssatU. dcmast,a q
MpuEta1 took nothing
NIILFUED-Nm; fhk daman6. 0u11g haA
40; standard middfine4 AN: W0tan 1soAoR
A.lo; winte wheat han. tn NepounA ackA 3
arrive I'm: cty tsan. IN bulk. IA
OATs-Dun and undAanGed No. : wA114 -
No vhits. ~; slAnAssdA - Gasvaf1 haals
vhits % tsack. SisfHk
H0UH-Stndy: inquiry 4 nodaeaA xnnl
sauidAA A3hk0I - ne1Ds - s1a1rAA A1Ak3
n h61svls, s.lng yatuA keoHeD = oD(u1pG
doR A11kA z
The Washington herald., 1911-05-20
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New York. May 1a-Steers slow to loc lower;
bulls. loc lower; COWS steady. Dressed bed un-
changed at . to sisc per pound for native sides
Calves opened firm to a fraction higher; closed
slow and easier. Veals 5I5a5 %; few lots early at
7.e2 to i75 cllls. 500 to $50; butteruilks Of
fered. City dressed reals quiet at to l3c per
pound; country dressed lower at to 9szc
Sheep steady TO strong: lambs. Is TO &c higher;
spring lambs nominal. Sheep. $50 to AGO; lambs
900 TO 6s5; common yearlings. AIS. Dressed NUT
ton steady at 7t1a9i dressed lambs II 10 b;
country dressed hothouse lambs lower at zoo to
600 each. Hogs, lower at 60Oa6 90 per 100 pounds.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-20
Hondsome Residence Sold.

L. F. Ruth. millionaire banker OF
Pittsburg, has been added to the rapidly
growing colony Of wealthy winter resi-
dents here. Mr. Ruth has purchased
from William A. Hill and Franklin T.
Sanner the new four-story English base
ment residence, I7o9 New Hampshire ave-
nue., for $4,000. The sale was made
through the real estate Office Of Thomas
]. Fisher & Co., Inc. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ruth will occupy their new possession as
a residence.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-20
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs & Co, mem
bers Of the New YORK Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
Ing
New York, May 1s.-The beam carried May md
July to new high records to-day May cotton sold
at a time when August and all later positions
were heavy and under pressure Of realizing sales
or neglected by the several speculative groups.
Acreage and crop reports favor yield larger than
the last season. How much is largely a matter Of
conjecture as Is also the price equation which
may result should II. 900, bale crop result
from this vear's ulantinc
The Washington herald., 1911-05-20

No. 2Z8 United States vs.. Peter G.. Thomson,
bribery; demurrer argued and submitted.
No. 3s65. United States Morris Kidwell.
CANAL knowledge; motion to set aside verdict
ruled: time to file transcript extended 10y Justice
Could.
Criminal Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Nc. 533ss Cook & Stcddard Company Owen
motion for Judgment orerrlled. Attorneys, E. 8.
Bailey-Carter & Brooke.
No. Z90. United States vs.. Samuel Butler:
assault with dangerous weapon sentenced to work
houss for six months
No. 1876. In estate of Susannah Freeman;
motion for new trial continued.
No. N53a United States vs George Kashouty;
assault with dangerous weapon; plea guilty; sen-
tenced to workhouse for six months.
No. 1872 United States Va Anthony d. Gaegler;
forgery and uttering; plea guilty; sentenced TO
penitentiary for four years and placed on proba-
tiou.
No. s75l7 United States vs.. Josephine Harris;
same sentenced to penittntars for three years and
placed on probation.
No. sZ73. Healey vs.. Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company: order mandate. Attorneys, W. G.
Gardiner-B. s. Minor.
No. S23l2 Holmes Lipscornb: motion for new
trial continued. Attorneys. @. W. Clasett-H. II.
Classic.
No. $3.50. Fuller vs. Folts & Fuller; time to file
transcript extended. Attorneys, Leon Pretzfeder-
=. E. Rhodes.
In I, Louisa II. Tarantino; rule denied.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-20
The Bank List.

United States Trust led the bank stocks
and displayed the most productive ac-
tivity of the bunch, jumping from 116 3-4
to 1912 in the course Of four transac-
tons, involving a total exchange of 13o
shares. Fractional sales were made in
Commercial National, District National.
and Union Trust stocks.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-20
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Regilar call Il O'Clock noon:
Potomac Consolidated S. 5000 at 100. loo at
100. 81 600 at 100. $1,000 at 100, 5000 at loo loo
at 10. 5000 at IoO 5000 at 100. 5000 at 100.
1000 at 100, 5000 at 100. 5000 at 100. 5000 at
100. 81 0oD at 100. 90 at 100. 100 at 100.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd. 3 at ssS.
so at s917
Washington Gas. Is at ssH. 8 at s.. 8 at Ex.
zS at Gs. 9 at SIS, 100 at SIN. Is at ES 8 At
s77s. Is at ShL
Washington-yirginia Railway CON-, 3 at 8S,
. at 3sss % at 3sA.
Commercial National Bank. at 800.
District National Bank at l33t-
Union Trust at H2h.
United States Trust, 10 at ll6x, 10 At ll6x, 5
at Il6N, 100 at lls. 10 at llsis.
After call-Capital Traction. 5 at lS. at lA
Washington Gas, at SK-
Following the bid and asked prices posted By
yesterdays local stock exchange:
GAS BONDS,
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibhs Co, mem-
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing
Call money, Open, 2x: high 81: low ~: close. 2s.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-20
WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS.

New York. May la-Bank clearings in the United
States for the week ending May Is aggregate s. G0-
S4oO against s., 1900 last week, and s2g3.-
sss 900 in this week last year. Following are the
returns for this week. with percentages Of changes
from this week last year:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-20
Bank Plans improvements

In line with the general tendency OF
local banks to add to their homes or
build new quarters, the Farmers and
Mechanics National Bank plans TO expend
S. 900 in improvements on its home.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-20
Potomac Cons. Figured.

The only bonds to show in the tradins
were the Potomac Cons IS. which led
the entire market in activity. These wero
still strong at par-l00-and the face
value OF those sold aggregated S17.0O.
The demand was exceptionally good at
this figure.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-20
Probate Court.
IIraTICE C0uIn

In re Edward R. True .ir; order for allowance
Attorneys, A. S. Worthingtou and w. X. Quinter.
Estate Of Patrick A. McAIanus; petition for let
ters testamentary. Attorneys. Dar. Peyser
Curtin.
Estate of Louise F. Hurley; sale confirmed.
In re Mary G. II. Collins; sale Of stock ordered
Attorney, G. z. Hamilton.
In re Louise NJ. Crumbaush ct al; Mary G.
Davenport appointed guardian; bond. $40. Attor
ney. o. r. Singleton.
Estate of Joseph Curtin; letters Of administration
granted to Gertrude A. Gibbons; bond, $1,000. At
torney. W. H. Manogue.
Estate Of Gustare Lansburgh: sale Of personally
authorized. Attorneys, Lyon Lyon
Estate Of Isaac L. Lamm: letters testamentaJ
granted to Sarah A. Lamm; bond. 5000
Estate Of Georgia NJ. Robinson: letters Of admin
istration t g granted to Henry C. Stewart; bond
81 900. Attorney, H. c. Stewart.
Estate Of Caroline CarriercI letters testamentary
granted to Oscar Steidel; bond, $1,000 Attorney
J. II. Binstead.
Estate Of Louis G. Joynes; report confirmed
Eatate of Harriet v. A. Cfaighead; order max
ing testimony Of record.
Estate Of Susannah Freeman; order continuing
hearing.
E.tats Of Martha E Sheppard: VIII fled dated
February T. 1903.
Eatato Of Joseih Giovanni: viii nIsd dated Jan.
uary 10. 1910
Estate Of Bessie A. Hough; petition for peobsts
and record Of will and letten testamentary.
Estate Of James B. Hollidse: Will fled datsd May
Il 1871 and petition for probate and record o viii
and letters Of administrator c. L q Attorney,
George G. Gertman.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & o.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs
BUILDING
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District Court.
,uvrr rrYprrCR rUAnAnnu

District Court. .
CHIEF JUSTICE LABAUGH.
No. e57. In 70 condemnation lct Il block =.
Columbia Heights. for Central High School; COM
mission appointed
No. gle In re opening alley. SQUARE ISL: verdict
confirmed.
6had; marshal's costs allowed.
In 10 opening Of road along Anacustia River;
marshau directed to summon jury.
No. so In re opening aney IN square -; hear
ing.
Equity Suits.
No sousA william J. Dante, trustee, ~ stilsou
Autchins. Ross Keeling HutcAins. walter 8.
Hufchins and Mildred RogGA infant; to Cd
minister trust Attorney1 Bandsuhuy . Bsanden-
burg.
LaWsuits.
No sn4 George A. Fuller Company. Inc. N,
James L Kn1ick; csstios,d defsndantA A.
torney. w. Z Ambrose.
No D0A Herman ". Van ssudm "a y. Do
1sa Bemudss; account Q!M Attornsy. Chasiss
No. sslk District oe obaumhia " Philsdeiphia.
baltimore and Wsihngtm Railway Company; 90
cuunt Q.HkA Attorney. =. Il. ThomaA
Mechanics Lien.
No an. Samuel Ross. tradins - BsrhsR and Ross.
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q, squars -. Gsksl AttnnsyA Bates Warren end
WiIfan L, BrUwnina
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