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The Washington herald., 1911-05-24
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET,

Baltimore. May 1.-WHEAT-Stock in elevators.
4ss.673 bushels; shipments from elevators. g
bushels For choice arrivals Of Southern wheat
there Is 4 good demand but the smallness Of
receipts restricts active trading. Foreign markets
were easier. Bag lots. by sample. to quality
and condition. brought 81 90, and 81 per bushel.
Contract to-day opened dull with May s2a. Spot
No. red wheat early 92,z. and No. 5 red
Western tho same price. while June sold at 9l&
and July at OE- Spot No. 2 red wheat was s2x
and No. red Western the same price, while June
sold at 90 and July slh. August brought soIs and
No. red %a. while steamer No. rcd was sss.
and No. rcd Western the same price. Settling
prices officially posted were: No. rcd, OK No 3
red Western. TN; No. red. soa. steamer No 2
red, ss%; steamer No. red Western, ssx
O0RS-Stocn in elevators, lo7 SO bushels: ship
ments from elevators. 3.oS bushels. In the ab5ence
Of receipts Of Southern corn to-day 1t was difficult
to Eote the market accurately. Quote track yellow
corn for doncstic delivery at ea6lh per bushel for
car lots on spot. Tho arply Of cob corn il fully
ample for present trade requirements and the
Wholesale market Is quiet a basis Of a35a3. 40 a
tarrel. Contract to-day opened dull, with May s.
Spot mixed corn early was 5S and June S. while
July sold at the same price. The market at The
l2:i5 call was frner. With May 80 Spot mixed corn
50 and June 5sS asked, and steamer mixed 5ell
No established grade brought ssh. Sales, 7,o0o
bushels May, So. Settling prices officially posted
were: For contract, 50; steamer mixed, 56,s no
established grade. 551s.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore May 2-BuTTER-Creamey. fancy.
PEI ID, 22n2i5: DO, choice per H.. aa2l do.
good. per H.. :sa2O: do. imitation. per III
l7ale; do. print, per H.. 23a24 do. blocks ga2S
lhde. H., l5al7; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolis.
per ID. Halls: Ohio rolls. per h.. Halls: West
Virginia rolls. per lb. "A; stoTepacked per h.. Il
Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania da;ry prints,
rer lb.. "A: process butter. per ID. l7als
LIVE POULTRY-Spring chickens, II lbs and
over PEI h. 2sa3o: do, Ii. TO IL lbs: 25 lb.,
end under. .; old hens. heavy. per H.. Il: do.
CID. small to medium, Per h. Il; old roosters, per
H.. 9; ducks, young. white Pekins fat. per
H.. Il; DO, Young muscovy and mongTel per h..
Il; do do puddle. large. per H.. Il; spring ducks
lbs. and over. per h.. 20 pigeons. old per pair
% do young, per pair .; guinea fowl, old, each.
G
EGGS-Naryland Pennsylvania. and nearby firsts
doz.. 1917; do. Eastern Is: Western frsts per
daz-. l51s: DO. Southern frsts. lr5al5; do. West
Virginia hrss. Per doz, l57; guinea eggs. rer doz.,
The Washington herald., 1911-05-24
NEWS OFWALL STREET
Support Given United States Steel Under Attack
Keeps Prices of Other Stocks from, SLumping.

argued that the right way to clarity the
situation would be for the United States
Steel Corporation, the largest. factor in
the steel manufacturing trade to assume
control OF affairs and make such reduc-
tions In its own prices, or at least the
prices for some Of its more important
products, as would bring matters to a
head.
1t seemed to-day as II fairly large
number of people in Wall street were
possessed of longer memories regarding
this whole subject than they usually are.
and remember, first, that the policy Of
the Steel Corporation has been never to
lower its prices unless convinced that
this would bring In new orders on a large
scale. and. secondly, as regards the
stock market, that declines in the Steel
stocks growing out OF such an occurrence
havo invariably presented occasions Of
| advantage to courageous purchasers.
Country Is Optimistic.
But, aside from all this. it is reason.
ably clear that the inherent financial
| temper Of the country Is becoming more
optimistic every day After several
months of a most satisfactory bond mar
ket leaving the money situation still in
an almost unprecedentedly strong situa-
ton, with the crop outlook so brilliant
the practical certainty that there will bo
no tariff legislation this year, the Mexi-
can difficulty at an end. and the fangs of
the Sherman law SO thoroughly drawn by
the Supreme Court, a buying power is
developing in the market that will re-
quire more than temporary obstacles to
overcome it,
Particular strength was shown to-day
by all the standard railroad stocks, and
especially the Great Northern and the
Northern Pacific shares: and this might
have been. perhaps, because Of a highly
favorable government weekly weather re-
port show4-s splendid conditions all over
the corn, winter wheat, and spring wheat
regions.
A rise of 3-4 points in the May option
in wheat in Chicago was, Of course, due
! to the strictly technical conditions at
tending speculation IN wheat upon which
delivery can be asked for in the present
month. Cotton prices were off little,
but the cotton market has become an af-
ia ir of speculation pure and simple
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Circuit Court No. 4.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

No. 523H Kingla VS.. Capital Traction Company
Judgment verdict. Attorneys J. ]. LtghNoot-R
r. Perry & Son and G. T. Dunlop.
No 5e0ls. Poole Same: verdict for defendant
Attorneys z. F. Colloday-R. R. Perry Son and
G. T. Dunlop.
No 5os65 Truxton VS.. Saunders ct al time to file
bill Of exceptions and file transcript extended At
torneys. Happier Merilat-J. s. Flannery. II.
johnson. Berry & Minor.
No. 1864. Tosner ct al. vs.. Saunders ct a.
same. Attorneys. same
No. 5z60. Lyon Bursey; leave to withdraw
plea and file demurrer denied. Attorneys John
Ridort-w II. White and Leo Simmons
No. 52528. United States to Use Of Moy ",
Kingsley ct al. order for commission. Attorneys.
Howard Boyd and Nelson Wilson-Hamilton, Col.
bert, Yerkes Hamilton.
No. 52l52 Brown Doremus Machine Com.
pany ct al. on trial. Attorneys. J. ". Thurston
and W. H. Wheatley-A. S. Worthirston and c. L.
Frailey.
No 52zl5. Kengla VS.. May; motion for . new
trial filed. Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon. W. C.
Balderston-W. II. Holloway.
Assignments for May "a.
No 20 Brown vs.. Doremus Machine Company
ct al. Attorneys. Thurstou & Wheatley-Worth-
ington.
No. 6il. Beers vs.. United Surety Company. At
torneys Brandenburg-Donaldson.
No. ri. Rhodes vs.. barrett Attorneys. Ralston.
sddons & Richarison-Wilyon 4 Barksdale.
No. El. Carter Chitester. Attorneys. Jones.
Clinxscales & Clarksou-Wof.
No. 95 Lyon vs.. BWsey. Attorneys, Ridout-
Whifs & Simmons.
No. - Haller ct al. Robbins executor. At
torneys. Poe-Ralston, Siddnns & Richardson.
Leighton & Williams-Hamilton. Colbert. Yerkes &
Hamilton.
No. s3 Edwards VS.. Cocsrell. Attorneys. Ridout
-BeaN & Macdonald.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-24

New York, May 23.-A not unfair de-
duction to be made from the general
course of the security market to-day was
that there was some ground, at least,
for thinking that a different spirit was
now asserting its power in the financial
situation than that which was manifest
for long time back or at any rate be-
fore the announcement of the decision Of
the Supreme Court in the Standard OIL
case.
To-day a volume Of selling pressure
converged upon one stock, United States
Steel common, to an extent that had un-
derlying financial sentiment been of the
same character as it was up to a short
time since would have broken the price
of this stock heavily and would unques-
tionably have caused a large break in
the price of other stocks as well.
True, the price of United States Steel
common to-day did close at a net de-
cline of full point, but the stock mar
kct as a whole kept strong, large num-
ber of prominent issues either closing
unchanged or at slight advance, and
the entire attitude of the market was
one that had its face turned toward
better things. The selling Of Steel COM
mon was Of the concentrated order, and
the buying was on the face or things
widely scattered. The fact. however,
that In the neighborhood Of 5000 shares
OF stock were taken at the low point Of
the decline at a fixed figure indicated
that something more than ordinary sup
port was being afforded.
See Cut in Prices.
All this was the more significant to
careful observers Of the dealings and OF
the present business situation, because
the reason assigned in Wall street rumor
for the sales of Steel common to-day was
that a cut in steel prices or an open
market" In iron and steel materials was
impending. 1t may be said, too, that
there is some reason for thinking that
this rumor was not entirely without
foundation. 1t has been a matter Of
universal knowledge that price-cutt!ng in
iron and steel has been going on for
a considerable period, and that there
are many sound business men who have
The Washington herald., 1911-05-24
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

No is775. Lincoln Southern Construction
Company: order 70 clerk TO pay out Of registry.
Attorneys. Brown Guy.
No 5lip. First National Bank Of Dexter vs..
Fox: and
No. 52csI. Edwards VS.. Same: on trial. Attor-
neys. H. E. woodward, A. 8. WOrthinston. Milan &
Smith,. ]. Darlington.
Assignments for May "a:
No i5o. Duland Washington Post Company.
Attorneys. Tucker. Kenyon Macfariand-W. ].
Lambert.
No. gi. Peoples National Bank vs.. Wnship ct
al Attorneys. McNein & McNeill-Wilson & Barks-
dale.
No ~ Smith vs.. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. Gardiner-Perry x Son and Dunlop.
No. 81 Brown vs.. Golden & Co. Attorneys,
Berry. Downing & Jefords-Darngton & johnson.
No. so. Dixon VS.. Great Falls and Old Dominion
Railway Company. Attorneys. Maher & McMahon-
Lambert.
No $50. Same vs.. Same. Attorneys. same.
No. 55. Hickman Southern Railway Com
pany. Attomeys Ambrose & Smith-Hamilton, Col
bert Yerkes & Hamilton.
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Filed Wallet with VIII.
From the Pittsburg Dispatch.

From the Pittsburg Disratch.
A man who introduced himself as Mr..
SIP of the United States army dropped
into Surrogate John P. Egan's Office in
.Jersey CITY on Monday and asked to see
the record of a will which was admitted
to probate twenty years ago. Michael
Hennessey, one of the clerks. gave Mr..
Sin an old book containing the will. and
the man left after reading the transcript.
Mr.. Sip called again at the surrogate's
Office yesterday after sleepless night
He said that when he reached the Penn
syiyania Railroad station after leaving
the Office on the preceding day he was
unable to find his wallet. containing $sas
In bills and his ticket to Washington.
He spent the night at-the home Of q
friend in New York. and, concluded that
perhaps he had dropped the wallet while
he was looking up the will. He was told
that nobody had picked II up In the Office.
A search was made. and Clerk Hennes-
sey found the wallet with its contents
intact in the book between the pages
containing the text Of the will.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. May g.-Thc time-money market holds
its advance of last week. but business Is very quiet
and rates remain fairly steady. Six months Il still
the attractive maturity for most Borrowers although
inquiry for this date is not as active as a week
ago.
Money OF call to-day opened at ~ per cent.
highest 2k. lowest "a. closing at rs per cent.
Most Of the days loans were made at ~ per
cent.
Rates are 2hagN per cent for sixty days. 2Sa3
per cent for ninety days. 81 per cent for four and
fivo months, 3Ea3h per cent for six months and
37sa4 per cent for the year.
Comm srcial paper remains unchanged despite the
advance which has taken place in the collateral
loan market since the handing down Of the Standard
Oil decision. Commercial houses complain that
there too many things hanging the busi-
ness situation to warrant extensive buying Rates
are unchanged at 3isa3& per cent for the best
names.
london discounts 7-l5 Per cent up T.
Paris discounts Tcr cent unchanged.
Berlin discounts ~ per cent. uncharged
The Washington herald., 1911-05-24
Twentieth Street Sale.

The three-story brick residence, 1923
Twentieth street, has been sold through
the real estate office of Shannon &
Luchs to R. a. Maurer, who will occupy
the property as his home when entirely
completed. This is one of a row Of
fourteen houses now being built by Mid
daugh e. Shannon. Inc, and contains all
of the features in the homes of hum
dred ideas built several months ago by
Middaugh & Shannon. The considera-
ton in the transaction was 1850 and the
sale was made in connection with the
Office of Cissel, Talbert & Co.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-24
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Resular call. Il O'Clock noon:
Potomac Electric cons. So, 8 600 at 100. $1,000 ut
100 81 900 at loo coo at 100 81 900 at 100 loo at
lou So at loo 5000 at loo s. 900 at 100. g. 900 at
100.
CAPITAL Traction, "a at l1x.
Washington Railway & Electric CON-, 100 at IN.
Washington Railway Electric pfd., 10 at ss.s, Is
at ss1s. 2 at e9k, Is at 90
After call:
Washington Railway 4 Electric 4s. 81 900 at S4h.
following arc the bid and asked prices posted b.
yesterdays local stock exchange:
GAS BONDS.
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Swartzell. Rheem e
Hensey Co.,
ri lbth St1oss Mosthwest
REAL ESTATE LOANS
NaAs at Lowest Rates sf Interest.
W. q. WALKER, 729 18th St. NV.

to same to secure Reginald Rutherford, SS.o0.
3 years per cent, semi-annualS.
SQUARE a6Oc-Lots s6 and 30; James A. Cahill ct ux
and David J. Dunnisan to Ernest L. Schmidt
and paul H. TSmplet. trustees. 10 secure Olive
n L Pratt, guardian Of James Lyman Pratt,
SO 800 4 years S per cent. semiannually.
Souare Es-Part Of lot 2s; James ]. keane to
Frank B. Jonas and David W. Limerick. trus-
tees to secure Ralph p. Williams. $50. year,
per cent semi annually.
West Bloomingdale-Lot lk. block l; Isdcr Young
ct ux. to George Henderson and Herbert I.
shannon, trustees to secure John ~ Henderson.
$50 1 year. per cent. semfannnally.
Brightvood Park-Lot 81. block >; lnez NJ. Davis ct
vir to John T. Ames and Samuel A. Drury.
trustees to secure Diler +. Croft. 81. 10. monthly
payments. per cent per annum-
Square aca-Lots IS and s6; Guy s. Zepp and Car
roll 8. Zepp to John Taylor Arms and Samuel
A. Drny, trustees. to secure Lee Brown. S.ooo.
years, Der oeut, semi-annually.
Square zuLLot 3; Edward L. Brice ct ux. to
Leonard w. 6roomes and Frank r. Leetch. uus-
tees, to securs Ellen r. jenkins. $3.50. years.
per cent, semi-annually.
Square rW-Parts Of lots - and 30; Calvary Meth
odiss Epiacopal Church South Inc.) to the Board
Of Church Extsndoa d the II. Z Church.
noxtsass d saA
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

Nov York. Nay Ain the live stock market 70.
day beeves were nominal and steady Dressed b.
was In fair demand at exalo.
Calves steady. vcsh, 6sna7.A Dressed cnlves
dressed calves. 7ae5
Sheep and lambs nominally steady; none Offered
car Of Gull ycsrlinss soid ct 40. Dressed mutton
nrm at tal0k; dressed lambs at ihA
Hogs. dressrd.s 1s3saly County dresssd hoehous,
lamb abnt done ~ ~ ssssa; ~ e1geea Hog
I'm e &GA&Al -
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Criminal Court No. 2.
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.

In Walter VI. johnson: order cancelinc bond.
Estate Of Peter H. Gresham: ancillary letters Of
administration granted to Isaac T. Marks, IT. {;
bond 5000. Attorney, d. E Fox.
Estate Of Lizzie McLain: letters Of administration
granted to Louis McLain bond, 500. Attorneys.
Gordon & Gordon.
Estate of Mary R. Alexander: letters testamentary
granted IN William C. Alexander bond. 500. Attor-
ney, J. p. Earnest.
Eetate Of Mary Ward letters tsstamentary granted
to Joseph ". Ward; bond. sl.ooo. Attorney. F. c.
Handy.
Estate Of Clara R. Crook; order fixing attorneys
fee.
Estate Of John Savary; order for allowance. Attor
neys. Fennins & Parker.
Estate Of Harriet ID. Yates: order to sell person.
atty. Attorney. II. c. Stewart.
Estate Of Maude Gray; letters Of administration
granted to Robert d. Lang; bond. 500. Attorney.
X. T. Lang.
Estate Of Georgia ". Robinson order to sell per.
sonalty. Attorney, H. c. Stewart.
In Helen NJ West; Helen b. West appointed
guardian; bond 81, 500 Attorney c. w. Clagett.
In re Charles Fox; Edwin H. Newmeyer, r., ap-
pointed guardian; bond, 500. Attorneys. Downing &
Berry.
Estate Of Ellis Jones; Grace E. Jones appointed
guardian; bond, l,ae. Attorneys, Happier & Mer.
illat.
Estate Of Mary L. Hines: petition for iette.s
testamentary. Attorney, W. G. Martin.
In Frank A. Bristos; bond reduced. Attorney
G. II Calvert. ir.
Estate # Frank p. May: will dated July q. 1910,
filed.
Estate of William W. Chambers; will dated May
II. 1905. and codicil dated September 10. 1909.
fled.
Estate If Hallett B. Harding: petition for letters
Of administration. Attorney. J. W. Glennan.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-24
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
COTTON MARKET.

o,otations furnished by ". D. Hbbs Z Co.. mem
ber, Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing. -
New York. May za-The cotton market was quiet.
but strong today The bull position in the old crop
months has apparently been extended nrmiy into
August. At least one group Of operators have re
Gently been large buyers in that month. which was
to-day held strongly and again declined. There was
some good selling Of July, but no real relaxation OF
the whole on that month by the larger bull ciaues
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DAILY COURT RECORD
CTuesday, May %, 1811J
United State. Commerce Court.

United States Commerce Court.
Tuesday, May q, lsll.
Present: Presiding Judge Knapp and Associate
Judges Achhald. Hurt, Garland, and Mack
%. Z. Butterfied, Of Detroit, Mich, was admitted
to practice.
No Is. The United States upon application q
Attorney General at request OF Interstate Commerce
Commission vs. Union Stock Yard and Transit Com
pany of Chicago. The Chicago Junction Railway
Company. The Chicago Junction Railways and Union
Stock Yard Company, and David Pfaelzer. Abe
Pfaezer and Jonas L. Pfaelzer. doing business un-
der the finn name of Louis Pfaelzer & Sons. Argi-
ments Ct counsel in this case were concluded. Mr..
William E. Lamb appearing for the Interstate Com
mercs Commission. Mr.. Ralph N. Shaw and Mr..
Mr.. Willard McEwen for Louis Pfaelzer & Sons.
and Mr.. Blackburn Esteriine for the United States
The case was taken under advisement by the court.
At 40 p m. court adjourned until 1910 Wednes-
day. May "a Wednesdays session will be held In
the court room Of the United States Customs Court
Of Appeals. Fifteenth street and New York avenue
The Washington herald., 1911-05-24
nc Menace Of Free Meat,

From the ProvideDcs Journal
..The menace Of free meat" IL described
as one Of the deadly periis Of thes free
list bill. II sounds terrifying, but the
American people have grown 30 reckless
~ Hightened
The Washington herald., 1911-05-24
Equity Court No. 4.


No. 2o4. Dee vs. Dee; william F. Columbus ap
pointed trustee to sell; bond $500. Attorney. W. F.
Columbus. ..
No. 93T. Woodford vs. Britton: auditors repor1
ratified Attorneys, W. G. Balderston-Esans Browne
No. 23si9. Cunningham VI. Cunningham: rule re
turnable May %. Attorneys. w. A. Coombe-E. N
Hopewell.
No. 1916. In re Galloway Oatman Company; 70
port Of assignee referred to auditor Attorneys, VII
son & Barksdale.
Assignments for to-day:
No. 2O5. Hilton VS.. Hilton. Attorneys. Neale-
Holloway.
No. 15. Calvert Brooks. Attorneys, Evans-
Matthews and Brney < Woodard.
No. l65. Lpscomb vs.. Fletcher. Attorneys. Plum.
ley-Burke & Hufty.
Equity Court No. z.
JUSTICE GOULD.
In re Qunacy) John Wallace; auditors report sp
proved .
No. 1873. Peters Rudolph Ct al. original re
strainins order enlarged. Attorneys. j. Il. stewar,
e. II. Thomas.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibbs q Co..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building.
Chicago. III, May A-Hay market steady Re-
ceipts. 7o3 tons; yhipments SC tons. Choice timo-
thy, 22ooaZ0o; No. / timothy. 2o.5ca2l.5o; No. 2
timothy and No. ! mixed. ls.0oan.oo: no-erade
timothy, e.0oa3.oo; clover. s.o0al4oo; Kansas and
Dakota, and Nebraska. choice. l15osl35o: Illinois,
Indiana, and Wisconsin prairie aocaIloo; rice
straw s5oas.o; wheat straw. eoeakD.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-24
Few Attend Auction.

The four-story brick building. occupied
by the Postal Telegraph and Cable Com
jany. at 13i5 E street northwest, was
withdrawn from the bidding by the trus-
tees, after being put up for auction yes
terday afternoon. The auctioneers were
Thomas ]. owen & Son. Because of the
heat it was impossible to attract the
degree of attention the importance of the
sale demanded The highest bid was one
by Daniel Loughran, who offered $4,000
The Washington herald., 1911-05-24
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibhs & Co., mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs Build
nc.
Call money: Open. n. High. "a low. "a Close, q.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS:
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NAVAL STORES.

Savannah, Ga. May 22.-Turpentine firm, ssh
Rosn firm: types F and g, To2IE.
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Lawsuits.

No. NsD william 8. Duvan VI. Rosina eautef:
certiorari defendant. Attorneys. Birney Woodard.
No sSs14. Byron 8. Adams ~ Patent Dsyelop-
menr curporatioa; Judgment Municipal Court. xM q.
Attorneys. Lyon 3 Lion.
No. E65. Walter Thompson Va Washingtoo
Railway and Electrict- Company: damages &.oo0
Attorney. u. r. Clinhcales.
No 0GA willjan Mckinley u. \ y. 1ehnaoa;
5uAennt Nunidpai Coart. -
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibbs q o.,
members Of tbs New York Stock Exchange Hibhs
BuildipR
The Washington herald., 1911-05-24
Judge Barber to Build.

Judge o. NJ. Barber. of the new Gus
toms Court. is the latest of the circle Of
jurists in Washington to plan the erec-
tion of n residence. Judge Barber has
purchased, through the Office Of Thomas
Fisher & Co.. lot 43 by 165 feet, on
Kalorama road. near the palatial new
Lawrence residence. He will erect a
handsome detached residence. Judge Bar
Der paid about 81 a foot for his new
property.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-24
Criminal Court No. I.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. Z5S5. United States vs.. Leonard Dickcrson
assault dangerous weapon; recognizance in 1000
with Douglas Z. Syphax surety taken.
No. 1850. United States vs. Arthur johnson
murder first degree; motion for new trial filed.
Criminal Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Nos. $3.50 and 2235. United States vs.. Griffin
Hastead; embezzlement false pretsnse. larceny
plea in abatement argued and submitted.
No. Gi92. United States vs.. Thomas II. Butler
manslaughter; verdict not guilty.
No $50 (habeas corpusl. In re Harrison Wagner
demurrer overruled. &c.
Assignments for May a.
United States vs. William o. Blagburne.
United States Louis Reynolds.
Arrangements.
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Hibbs Building.
The Safest investments

Ars those that DO not auctuate during dis.
turbed conditions Of the monsy or stock mar.
keta F1ut deed ot trust notes first mon.
easesl. vel secured on real sstats In ths Dis,
6irt of Columbia. constitute 'gilt-edse" In
yestmenta They do not depend upon ths
financial respopdbihty Of individuals oe cor
poratiops for their stability. and are exempo
from TAXATION a personal property. We ca1
supply such 3nv0tments IN amounts fuD
mo upward Bend for booklet. ''CUoossntnG
Loans and Irvestn0tA"
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LOAN SOCIETY.

on DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
JEWELRY, &c
y MONEY a Philauthroric Institution.
CAPITAL.-.........Sl.O 81 600 %
References-Any financial
N institution in the city. Re
W. demptions made from pawn.
brokers and new loans issued
at greatly reduced saving 70
the borrower.
PRUDENTIAL LOAN SOCIETY,
Ground floor. y. w. Cor 18th and G sts
Private side entrance. Transactions strictly con-
idential.
Main Ohice: Philadelphia Odd Fellows Temple
Branches: Baltimore. Equitable Building; Pittsburs
MouongHhela Bank Building Buffalo, Ellicott
Square; Rochester Chamber of Commerce.
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Now York Runs Short.
Com mercial National Elects.

At meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Commercial National Bank yesterday.
Wilton z. Lambert. w. II. Lynn, A. z.
Randle and John Poole were elected di-
rectors of the bank. The first three men
were directors of the National City Bank.
which recently merged with the CONNER
cial National. Mr.. Poole is at present
cashier of the Commercial National.