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The Washington herald., 1911-06-07
NEWS OF WALL STREET
Market Left to Desulory Trading of Profes
sionaLs- Interest ShoVn in Grain Report.

New York, June 6-To-day more than
at any other time since the Supreme
Court decisions in the suti-trust cases
the stock market seemed to be left to
the desultory buying and selling OF the
professional stock exchange room traders.
The dealings. at any rate, largely fell
OF and were more than 100000 shares
less than on Monday.
OF course, under these circumstances
the general tendency of the market was
to become slightly heavy. which was no
more than natural in view of the fact
that IN spite OF the considerable Hquida-
ton yesterday in some of the leading
stocks. compilations of average prices
resulted in a showing Of a general net
advance, making the fourth successive
day on which an exhibit was made.
To-day, even although small market
declines predomlnate, the prevailing un-
dertons was so firm and such distinct
strength was shown in so many quarters
that the market was really irregular
rather than heavy, and It stood out with
extreme plainness that the quantity Of
stocks offered for sale was small.
Bonds Show Strength.
The interest from the feature OF the
days business was, in fact, the contin-
ued strength of the bond market. Sales
of bonds were in excess OF So,VOO,VVO' as
against less than $3,5OOOOO yesterday. The
new New York City IL per cents rose
to I04 rs, their highest price OF record,
a circumstance which in all reasonable
probability indicates an overwhelming
success for the governments $5O,0O0,oOO
Panama Canal issue
On large transactions the American
Tobacco 1 per cents advanced nearly
three points, and there was brisk re-
newal Of activity in the Wabash-Pitts-
burg Terminal central trust certificates.
The last named bonds occupy peculiar
position, being the center of rather
tangled mass of reorganization proceed
ings. 1t will be remembered, however,
that these bonds were brought out not
such an exceedingly long time ago by
powerful banking syndicate at price
of 80, after which the bonds sold above
par.
1t may well be the case that one rea-
son for the notable strength that has
lately characterized the bond markets
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HEIKE APPEALS HEARD.
Sugar Trust Official Claims ImmI
nifty from Prosecution.

Sugar Trust Official Claims Immu-
nifty from Prosecution.
New York. June 6.-The two appeals OF
Charles R Heike, former secretary and
treasurer Of the American Sugar Refln-
ing Company. who was convicted in June,
1910. of conspiring, with others, to defraud
the government by underweighing impor-
tations of sugar. came up for argument
this afternoon in the United States Cir
cult Court Of Appeals.
One appeal is from the conviction on
the conspiracy charge tried in the Circuit
Court. In this appeal Heike Is asso-
ciated with Ernest w. Gerbracht, former
superintendent OF the Havemeyer G. Ed
ers Refinery in Williamsburg.
The other appeal is from the verdict
OF a Jury in the Circuit Court that
Heike's testimony before the Federal
grand jury In the sugar cases did not
give him immunity from prosecution
The hearing win go on Tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1911-06-07
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, June 6-There Is no change tn the
tmsmoney market Busness Is very dull, and
rates remain the same rs on Monday borrowers
show no disposition TO take on more funds at the
advanced rates which the banks have put into
eject particularly as the gold import possibility
has been raised BY the decline in the exchange
market
Money on call to-day opened at * Der cent:
highest. n; lowest, 2k, closing at 2x per cent
Most x the loans were made at 2A per cent.
Rates are Hsa2& per cent for sixty days 24aS
per cent fo- ninety days per cent for -four months
sa3h per cent for Ave months gkaslk per cent for
six hlonths. and 3sa4 per cent for over the year
Commercial paper Is unchanged ct 3Ika3x per
cent for the best names
London discounts Fer cent, unchanged
Paris discounts 2 per cent, unchanged.
Berlin discounts per cent up y per cent
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Alexandria, Va, June GA concert
and reading was given tonight at the
EIks' auditorium for the benefit Of the
choir of Grace Protestant Episcopal
Church, under the direction of Mrs.
Frederick P. Russell. organist.
William G. Atherholt, tenor; Miss AL
ma Desio, violinist; Mrs. William
Woods, soprano; Miss Alice MaydweIl,
reader; Mrs. Raymond Hulfish, soprano;
Mrs. Edgar Carpenter, pianist; Mrs.
John G. Klein. Miss Katherine Wal
Ter, and Mrs. Frederick p. Russell, ac-
companist, were the entertainers.
A meeting OF the joint committee on
streets ana finance of the city council will
be held Thursday night next, at o'clock,
when the question Of raising the sum Of
100000 for improvement of streets and
sidewalks will be discussed.
Following a hearing in the police court
this morning. Justice Caton ruled that
A. L Jameson. a photographer, would
have to remove from in front Of his place
OF business on King street a display
cabinet in which photographs were ex-
hibited.
4ho % SSdSOlAB SNCdAA yaSII
OF New York. the property OF c. w. Kin
sella, Of that city, arrived In this port
last night, and is now docked at the
Prince street wharf. II Is said the yacht
will be here for ten days, and during
that time will be placed on the ways
at the shipyard and painted.
Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans, has
extended an invitation to the Confederate
In the city to attend q
meeting OF Lee Camp, which win be held
at its hall at o'clock Monday noght
next.
Two negro boys. who are alleged to
have entered to-day the store Of George
Ayers and stolen a dollar from the cash
till, will be given a hearing in the Police
Court to-morrow morning.
The funeral Of Aubrey l. Miller, who
was drowned yesterday afternoon while
bathing in Hunting Creek, will take place
at o'clock tomorrow.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibbs q Co., mem
berS Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs Build
ing.
New York. June 6-The market continued strong
to-day. and made another high record for all the
new crop options shortly after midday, when there
was renewed general buying. which carried prices
up TO and points over yesterdays previous high
record for those deliveries. On this rise September
went up TO about 1885, while October sold 1916,
December 1889, md January went TO l338 The
principal factor causing this renewed strength was
the very bullish reading Of the weather reports.
This referTed to the drought and excessively high
temperatIre, breaking all records In many States
for this time Of the year.
At Liverpool spot cotton was dull at an advance
Of points to-day TO the basis Of 2ssd for mddling
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. June s-EGGS- Maryland, Pennsyi-
varia and nearby hrsts loss or Is; Eastern Shore.
Maryland and Virginia. loss OF. 1s Western frsts,
Ohio loss OF, Is; West Virginia irsts, Is; South
en- North Carolina. loss oH. BaI5k; guinea, per
doz,, TihaS
LIVE PouLrRY-srfnr chickens IL rbs. and
over, per ID, 30; do. to IL Ibs, za2s; do, ID
and under. p; old hens. heavy, per lb., l5lk; do
small TO medium. l5x; Old roosters. par H. O.;
young MnsooEey and monsrel per h. IL; do, pad
die. iargs. per Ii, u; spring ducks, lbs and
over. per h. 70; pigeons. old par pair, g; do,
young. per pair. q; guinea f0Sl. old each. *
choice pr h. 2iaS2; do. good pa lb l0a20; iEzi
tation. n. r7ais; do. print per pound 1azs;
do. blocks. &a21; ladls. ID. 1sal7; Maryland end
Pennsyirania rolls. per n. ltai5; Ohio roIls per
ID, iaa15; West Virginia rolls. ID. iftal5; store
packed ID, 1f.fals: Maryland. Virginia. and Penn-
sylransa dairy prints. ID. zstal5 process butter
Ibl, 1faia
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Circuit Court No. L.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 4acs3 Stickler Pckford; time TO submit
b1l Of exceptions and file transcript Of record ca
tended. Attorneys, z. b. Ray and Z. r. Braddock
Maddox & Galley.
No 55S76 Hart ct al. vs.. Craycroft: Judgment By
defanlt. Attorneys. Lyon Lyon.
No. 63433 United States VI. land Co leave
granted defendant to file amended plea Attorneys
O. R. Wilson, Pack, Hinton & Pack.
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. 5l4I3. First National Bank of Dexter ~. FO1 i;
No GD67. Edwards vs.. Same: time 10 sihmit bill
Of exceptions and file transcript extended. Attor~
neys. MILAN & Smith. H. 7. Woodard, A. 8 Worth
ingtOn-J. J. Darlington.
No. 0652- Dixon vs. Great Falls and Old Do
miniOn Railway Company; and
No. $50 Dixon Same; verdict for defendant
Attorney. l. J. Mather-w. J. Lambert.
No. 53SL United States rel. BrokGw - seo-
retary Of Interior; rule returnable Juns g. AttOr-
neys. Tucker. Kenyon MRcfarland and L g.
Bailey.
No. s5I32. United States ex rel. Frank S. Long VI
MED. Attorneys. W. II. CdchtOn-Clarke-R r.
No. 5255 JAserH Va Simmons; bill Of exceptions
signed and ordered Of record nunc pro unc. Attor~
peys. II. w. Wheatley-A. A. Birney.
No. 6652. Mary L. Dixon Great Falls and Old
Dominion Company; and
No 5Z2Sa RoScrt A. Dixon vs. Same: motion for
new trial filed. Attorneys. L. ]. Mather-J. P. Mo
MahOn snd W. J. Lambert.
Assignments for June Motions:
No. l. sully IS. Hammond Attorneys, GittinSs
& ChanbeTlin-Walker.
No. Donaldson ct al. Va Taylor ct al. Attor.
No. l. King vs. OfteTdinger AttOrneys sullivan
-MOultou,
No s. KinDear Us. Gillian ct al. Attorneys. Gies
-Cinkscales.
Mount Vernon Railway Company. AttOrneys Peter
-Mackall.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, June 6-WHEAT-Stock In elevators
Y .eE bushels; shipments from elevators s. bushels
There was good and constant demand for choice
grades Of Southern wheat to-day and receiu&s were
kept closely cleaned up Bag lots BY sample as to
quality and condition. brought IS cents per bushel
Foreign markets were closed on account Of holiday
CORN-Stock In ele1ators D5,542 bushels; ship
ments from elevators. 64l9 bushels Yellow and
white Southern cun Of choice quality Is finding a
ready sale and is cleaned up from day to day.
Track yellow corn for domestic delivery at 6Iikas2
PER bushel f0r car lots on spot. The market for
cob com was quiet to-day. there being very little
demand for this commodity. Receipts fully ample.
Prime yellow ear com was quotable at 2S5as %
Der bb,
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and, for the matter, the stock market
as well, is the Unexpectedly favorable
developments regarding the international
money situation, and the particularly
gratifying way that this has affected the
interests of our own country.
At the present time sterling exchange
is steadily pointing toward gold imports
although money here is practically a
drug and our bank reserves stand at
the highest figure known in all recent
years. We do not need gold from Eu-
rope. and are not asking for it. but it
is actually being forced upon US.
Balance of Trade.
The balance Of trade for the year has
turned so surprisingly in our favor and
European investors have bought so
heavily Of our securities that many Of
these are put in such form that they
cannot be returned TO this country; that
a slightly easier trend in discounts in
London has left gold no option but to
be transported to this country. To-day
discounts fell below 3 per cent in Lon
don. making II not at all improbable. OF
course, that the Bank of England dis
count rate may be reduced from per
cent in the coming week. The Bank Of
England took without competition this
morning, all the South African gold Of
ferings in the open market.
Speculative efforts to keep up wheat
prices against the force of natural con-
ditions weakened to-day upon the news
of rains and cooler weather over wide
section of the country, and prices Of all
prominent grain options declined with
comparative violence.
The crop situation is now substantially
the one important factor In the entire
business and financial prospect, and
great interest naturally attaches to the
governments general crop report, to be
made public on Thursday. It is con-
ceded that during the month OF May the
condition of winter wheat deteriorated
somewhat. although not greatly, because
principally of hot weather in the South
west
On the other hand, experts seem to
agree that the spring wheat crop i'm
proved materially during May. and It is
not at all improbable that the combined
winter and spring wheat showtngs will
point to a total wheat crop by far the
largest in the country's history.
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nfint,rnnd Annrtn,ents Agnin.

As an illustration of the speculative
spirit that is to be seen in the Washing
ton realty market. the transfer Of the
Mintwood apartments this week, after
its sale of last week, will afford a good
example. WilIige, Gibbs &c Daniel, acting
with the James J. hampton Company,
made the sale to Capt. John Brainerd
Clarke. Of Rome, Ga, who, it is said.
paid $6OOOO for it.
The building located in Mintwood
place, west of Columbia road, stands on
a lot ~ by lis feet and consists of twen-
ty-four apartments of from one to five
rooms each. The owner will open cafe
IL the building and make other attractive
additions 10 Il.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

lB street northvest-Square 500, lot II; Arnold T..
Lewis to George Urcioo. SO.
Connecticut Avenue Heights-Lot 81, block 2;
Thomas @. Noyes 70 Dorothy r. Noyes. 80
University Heights-rwo parts OF lot ls4; Robert z
Bradley and George Eendersop, trustees TO
Henry Ebxbaeh, $500.
Eighteenth street northwest, between II and 1
s,reets-Square los. lot a. Sallie Phenix Han ct
vir to s4Ilis G. Smith and Annie CemeuttnA
Smith, so
Holmead Manor-Lot ISa. block IS; John f. Bnzerol
and Elisabeth X. BnEeEod 70 Harry wardman
and Thomas Bones. SO
Fnrencs court northeast, between + and Q streets-
Square 1851, lot Us; James .. Burns ct ux. 70
Irving ]. Henderson. SO
Union street southwest, between n and n streets-
Square 52. part Of lots g and 90 Louis BrUudy
ef ux to George w, smithson, SO
Thirfy-ssTenth sfreet extended northwest-Square
iss. Lot So: Eis Fahrs 70 walter B. symOudA
lnsiss;ds-rss 4 Hok 4, Arda4ucA sA.asa
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NEW YORK GRAIN.

HcE Yea, June e-wHEAr-Ioz,- ma ,,,., n,
Nertfezn gpxing. 70 arTirp. = o b, lossI. Na 3
red, (. o p %; No hard. noninai, No ! rsro.-
roni. :: q b. 81 No. Manitoha, Z a b. io7.
coHss-N -Nslssr; modsnte trade stniaeE. 81
Eestic. & Ezpoftefs took three ioada
: 1NsLLFEED-WAkcf; fair draIinrs slrinr fS-n
E-loz2.8 81 STANDARD middllnzS 1lD; Wssssln red
DOG z.ef; winter wheat hEnn. h lhonozrd Sscka II
arIire. &.D; dty brsn. q baik U.f1
Hcahers cuict b11l1cxL No Z uhlte a.
No. Waite. -; standards 81 elalatr tasis.
phite @ t1ck llatff
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New YORK. June e.-In the i've stock market TO
DAY beeves were steady few bulls and COWS sold Al
steady piceA Dressed beef quiet at ss.alO for ma
tives- CGlyes steady; veals a50aao0; cuIls, 600,
butteEmnks, $50 Dressed calves steady; city dress
Cd yeals. l2al5; country dressed calves. ealzk
sneeD steadyi lambs finn; yearIings nominal
shesp. asoa4.6os lambs T.75ss.50 Dressed mutton
steady sah; dressed lambs at llal7; dressed year
nngH uaA
Has nqminany steady At yesterdas-s quotations.
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PROBES DYNAMITE CASES.
Foreman Tells of outrages I'm Labor
Trouble.

Trouble.
indianapolis, Ind, June ,6.-The grand
Jury resumed the investigation OF the
dynamiting cases to-day. One OF the
witnesses heard was James A. Scott, of
Cleveland. who was foreman at the
Murat Temple, when a part OF that
structure then being erected was dyn-
arnited the night OF October 90. 1909.
Albert Won Spreckelsen was the con-
tractor. 1t was charged by Won Spreck-
elsen that the explosion resulted from
labor troubles in which he had been
involved. other structures being erect
ed by Won Spreckelsen were also dyn-
amited.
Other grand jury witnesses were Jo-
seph Etbison, business agent of the
Hod Carriers, Union. and John Zitcher,
q structural iron worker. 1t was not
given out what phases of the case they
were called to testify about.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-07
Coslisfon Causes { saft.

The City and Suburban Railway Com
panv was yesterday named defendant In
3 euit nled By Joseph w. Powell. q ship
builder, for $500 damages for alleged
personal injury. Powell alleges he was
|e passenger IN q taxicab which oollided
with street car on March q last, ana
Vas cut bg 1rplken glass.
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L,awauita.

No. 5se6L United States Of America ex rel
William II. Brokaw VS.. Walter l. Flsher, Secre-
tary Of Interior; mandamuS. Attorneys, Tucker
Kenyon & Macfariand.
No 536ss Oscar B. Collentz vs.. Charles J.
Brown and William II. KeeTer; note, $500. Attor-
n6S z. r. Coladay
No. Sse66. Margaret LAfey VI. Capital Traction
Company; damages, $1,000. Attorneys. J. O.
Rogers and w. G. Gardiner.
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Bank Shares Bought.

A slight drop was noted in the sale OF
Metropolitan, which brought 21s, and this
lot was one of ten shares.
National Savings and Trust figured in
three transactions, running from 22S to
230 the sharpest rise of the day.
United States Trust sold in two lots Of
ten each, at lie "a.
One hundred shares of Provident Bank
stock sold in one lot at 9 1-2
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schafer & Co. to Move.

z. @. Shafer & Co. will remove from
the building on Eleventh street, recently
aquired by the Raleigh Hotel, 70 the
building at the southwest orner OF Thir-
teenth street and Ohio avenue northwest
The firm will make the move about
August l.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-07
FINANCE AND REALTY

Yesterday was an investment day, for
speculation played but small part IN
the trading on the local exchange, Lots
were small in the greater number of the
small list of stocks bought. washington
Gas made no appearance, excepting one
bond sale of IS after call.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-07
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs q Co.
members Of the Chicago Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building
Chicago, June e-Wheat was heavy and lower
July, 9lAas1k; September s9Aassis; December glsI
Corn down On free offerings July s5zI /.
September, 5lz; December, 5sh
Oats were OF in price on light demand. July.
Sshi septembeE, s5Aa57; Dtotmber. 80
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKEr.

Sales-Regular call II O'Clock noon
Mergerthaler, 10 at 294A. 10 at ZaaH. 10 at rs
Metropolitan Bank. 10 at 2la
National Savings and Trust, 10 at 2SA, 10 at
rs. 10 at 80.
United States Trust 10 at n6x. 10 at n5&.
Prorident Savings Bank. 100 at 81.
National Union Insurance. 100 at sS, 100 at sH.
100 at sss 100 at 54S, 100 at SIS.
After call-Washington Gas IS, 100 at ITO.
Following are the bid and asked prices posted at
yesterdays stock exchange:
GAS BONDS
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InSurunce Stock Sales.

In number of shares, National Union
Insurance was far ahead Of ali stocks
handled, for no fewer than 500 shares
were bought In lots OF 100 each, at the
steady price of 5-S
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Equity Suits.

No. 3OZ2A Marion d. Baxter vs.. Earl R Baxter:
for maintenance Attorneys 7. Edward Mitchell
and Edward Forrest
No 302H. Jane Brown Frances ct al. VI. Weston
Fuller ct al; 70 eel real estate. Attorneys Berry
& Minor.
No. Se3 Leopa Frank vs.. Louisa @. Hanna ct
al quiet title. Attorney, Eugene Young.
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tect, N. T. HalIer; builder. Blakeney &
Borret; estimated cost, 1900.
To the Carnahan Press Qnc.). a three
story brick printing Office at 1872 c street
northwest. Architect, J. H. Warner; con-
tractor, M. A Kimmel; estimated cost
SI0 ON
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Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICB STAbFORD.
No. 49, In re Monarch Toy Company. petition
and adjudication amended.
No 7IS. In 10 Model Laundry Company; ~
ceiyers authorized TO sell assetG
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DAILY COURT RECORD
TUESDAY, June Q, .1o110
Equity Court No. L.
IIfSrIcE aTARFnRn

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. 2977l Carsi vs. Reisinger; sale ntided and
reference. Attorney. @. +. Carusi.
No. S0s6 Wilson Wilson reference to e1-
aminer. Attorneys, L A. Dent and w. g. johnson
Il Tobriper.
No. alO2 Thurman VI. Thurman; ame. Attor-
noys p W. Frisby-A. W. Scott.
No. 125. Baxter vs.. Baxter; writ e1eat or
dered 20 issue. Attorneys, F. z. Mitchell and Z.
korrest-F S. Key-Smith.
No. z452. Chambers vs. strUther; ordered calen-
dared for June term. Attorneys, w. c. Martin and
!. Williamson-B L. Gaskins.
No. 9Sl5 Butler vs. Butler; petition dismissed
Attorneys. W. NJ Ellison-Paca ObeTlin.
No. g566. Lawrepce vs. Lawrence; rule returnable
June ATTORNEYS. c. carrtaGtOn-G. p. McGluO
and J. J. Hamilton.
No. 4O5s. Goodman vs.. Wren; calendared for
and Sleman & Lerch.
No. &77s. Newman vs. Newman; rule returnabIs
June Q. Attorneys, Leon TObriner-Gordon & Cor
don.
No. 1905. Briggs vs.. Godding ct al trustee au-
thorized TO institute proceedings in New York. At
torneys, E. B. Briggs and William II. Dennis-Mus
seq.
Equity Court No. ?.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 9as9. Mayer vs. Mayer; order releasing pay
ment due by trust company and authorizing loan
Attorneys. Leckie. Fulton & Co1-R- G. Donald
son
No. 2So Totriner ct al. vs.. jefferson e. al; do
cree pro confeSso Attorney. b. NJ. Graham.
No. 2940l. Quen Chong Company u. Warren; bill
dismissed; appeal noted Attorneys Thompson &
Laskey-Gittings & Chamberlin.
No 1858 Sugg vs.. Sugg; reference 10 examiner.
Attorneys, H. @. Rimball-J. O. Foster and p. b.
Campbell.
No. 3OO9. Bies vs. French; sale confirmed and
reference 10 auditor Attorneys, J. K. VI. Nor
ton and r. c. ThompsOn-G. L. Boothe.
No. 0ol6. In Joseph Etseman e al. ref-
erence to auditor. Attorneys, o. W. DarT aud
]. /. Peyser.
No. S0l9. Morris VI. Morris ct a.. order ap-
painting K. R. Homer trustee; bond, 5000 At
toTney, r. r. HOrna.
Assignments for June 7:
No. ZS. Miller W Miller. Attorneys Gies-Wells.
No. 30 Forrest " Forrest Attorneys Coombe-
Mackey
-PretdeldeF
No. "a. Benjamin Va DeakinA AttoCnsyN Ben
jamin
No. 2f6. wyndhAm w. wyndhAm- Attorneys.
Coombe-SIontagus & MorisIity.
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washington Gns.

Only after call did Washington Gas
figure in a sale, and that was Of bond
which brought 1IO. Gas stock was Of
fered at 81 rs, but the best bid was So 5-s.
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rrnesetfer stock.

Mergenthaler was the only representa-
tive of this class OF securities, and 1t
passed from 224 IS through three sales
to 225. The sales were in blocks OF ten
shares each.
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Hays Everythins but . ciew.

No trace has been obtained OF the
burglar who robbed Louis P. Holiday OF
$3.50 Monday In his room at the Nationai
ecription OF ths thief, Detectives Buriin-
game ana Weldon have not obtained .
clsW.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-07
Will Change Location.

The William H. Saunders Company,
that has been established for many years
in the old Cruit house, IAO7 F street, will
remove to a handsome suite Of Offices in
the New Southern Building at the corner
OF Fifteenth and II streets. Their loca-
ton will be on the ground floor on the
Fifteenth street side Of the building.
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nenleni.hea Hi. wardrobe.

HeDIenIshed HE Whfurobe.
Some one. who evidently 1ee1ed re-
citing his wardrobe. broke into the
clothing establishment OF Abraham Solo
mon, OF 2o7 John Marshall place north
west, last night. and stole two overcoata
and q suit OF clcthing Of total value
of 80.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co, mem.
bers Of the New York Stock Ezehaage Hibbs
Building.
Cali money: Open ~; high. "a low. ~ close, ~
SALE OF SHARES by HOURS
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NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Mrs. Russell Directs Grace
Church Entertainment.
SEEK MONEY FOR PAVING

Joint Committee of City Council to
Discuss Raising Funds for I'm
provements-PhOtO Ordered
to Remove Display Cabinet from
SidewaIk-Veterans Plan Outing.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-07

Perforated iron wheelbarrows have been
invented for washing gravel to be used
In concress.