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I DAILY COURT RECORD
Continued from page 10.

Of certiorari to the United States Circuit Court Of
Appeals for the Seventh circuit submitted by Mr..
Frederic d. McKenney in behalf OF Mr.. John e.
Spooner and Mr.. John Barton Payne for the petit
tioners. and Mr.. Henry s. Robbins. Mr.. Martin
W. Foss, and Mr. W. W. Gurey for the respond
ents
No. sl6 Charles West. attorney general Of the
State Of Oklahoma appellant. The Kansas Nat
ural Gas Company ct al. leave granted to file an
additional brief on behalf Of the appeilees on mo-
ton Of Mr.. John &. johnson for the appeees leave
granted to file a reply brief on behalf Of the ap
pellant molten Of Mr.. Evans Browne In behalf OF
counsel for the appellant.
No. s3l. Texas and New Orleans Railroad Com
pany ct al, plaintiffs in error. vs. Fannie Miller
ct al; and
No. 49, Texas snd Orleans Railroad Company
ct al. plaintiffs in error Felix Gross ct al. !;
motions TO dismiss affirm submitted by MIR. John
W. Parker for the defendants in error in support
Of the motions and by Mr.. Maxwell Evarts. Mr.
II. VI. Garwood, and Mr.. A. l.. jackson for the
plaintiffs in error in opposition thereto.
No. 100. The Hannibal Bridge Company and The
Wabash Railroad Company. plaintiffs In error vs.
The United States; leave granted to three counsel
to be heard orally for the plaintiffs In errcr arg
ment commenced by Mr. Wells II. Blodgett for the
plaintiffs in error continued by Mr.. X. Burnham
AIOfat for the plaintiffs in by Mr.. Assistant
Attorney General Harr for the defendant in error
and concluded by Mr.. K. Burnham Mohat for the
plaintiffs in error.
No. ~ The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, appellant vs. The Interstate Commerce Com
mission; argument commenced BY Mr.. Frederic Nc
Kenney for the appellant
Adjourned until to-day at Il O'Clock.
The day call for Tuesday. April IS. will be as
follows: Nos. 22, 73 90 land Al, ia. lS. 49, l3l,
l2 land 1887, 1884, and l5.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-18

Interest. rights. franchises. &c. the Cleveland
Trust Company. trustee. et al. to George T.
Bishop and George Weems Williams. receivers Of
the Washington. Baltimore and Annapolis Rail
way. to George Winship Taylor. 2,5o.cO.
Interest, rights, and fznchies. &C, Of the Wash
ington. Baltimore and Annapolis Railway Com
pany: George Winship Taylor to the Anne ArIn-
del Electric Railroad Company. S.
Interest. rights franchises &c. Of the Washington,
Baltimore and Annapolis Railway Company
Anne Arundel Electric Railroad Company to the
Washington. Baltimore and Annapolis Electric
Connecticut Avenue Highlands Square 36s. LOT 2
the Connecticut Avenue Highlands Company to
Roland L. Limerick. SO.
Square 43l. part Of original lots and 8; Gustaye
Lansburgh. James Lansburgh, ct ux. TO Lans-
bIrgn Bro. SO.
rs Ninth street southeast-Square ~. lot II. and
part u lot 10; Annie L. Ciscle to Charles Wood
ct ux., Lille B. Wood. $40.
Buena vista-Lots TO D. Is to Il. block .; lots
II to D. block %; Stephen T. Walton and
Albert Hart, tn. stees for the Iris Realty Asso-
ciation. to Iris Realty Association. Inc. S.
Barry Fam-Part of lot !. section s; Stephen T.
Walton and Albert Hart, trustees for the Iris
Realty Association. to Iris Realty Association.
Inc. S.
Durall's Addition TO Unioutown-Lots Us, ZIG, and
III; Stephen r. Walton ard Albert Hart, trus-
tees to the Iris Realty Association. Inc. S.
AnacDstia-Square 570 lots ;. T. and and 10. Albert
Hart and Alexander NJ. Holmes. trustees. to
Iris Realty Association, Inc. S..
Addition to lie Droit Park-LOt II. block q jean
ME Winston to Charles A Ford, So
Brghtwood Park-Square 2ss5. lot T6 Thomas II.
Evans TO William VI. Monroe. jr.. so.
Bloomingdale-Lot lO3. block .: J. Walter Bernhard
ct ux. to William H. Thomas. so.
Pleasant Pains-Part Of lot "a Jordou Co unc)
to Hank schlosberg. So
2l06 Eleventh street northwest-Square 5p lot 80;
Armin Jaeger, executor, to Peter II. Allen,
$3.50
Square ss7-Lot 81; Michael Maloney ct w. to John
c. vierkora $40.
Columbia Heishts-Lot TO- block .; Alfred W.
Hoyt to the Columbia Heights Realty Company
Incl, SO.
Columbia Heishts-Lot II, block o: the John sher-
Estate Company Qnc) to the Columbia
Heights Realty Company unc.), $40.
stott's Park-Sauare 37oe lots 2. %. g. 60. 20.
Y. and is; William T. Mcmillan ct ux. TO the
Stotts Park Realty Company. incorporated. SO.
Stott's Park-SQuare 500. lots i to 4, Is. 3, q.
and IS; Frederick w. Plock ct uI. to the
Stotts Park Realty Company. incorporated, So
Stotts Park-Squars 500. lots to IA, 8 to 81. i6
81. 50. 60. 81, 81. 6s. and 81; Emanuel B. Berk-
ley ct ux. to Stott's Park Realty Company. SO
Stotts Park-Square 500. lots 'l5. Il, "A, and S;
Andrew Rishel ct ux. to the Stotts Park Realty
Company. incorporated. so.
stott's Park-Square aoe. lots Il. ls. 10. 50 to S.
William z. Meyers ct to the stott's Park
Realty Company. incorporated, SO.
Stotts Park-Square IOe. lots %. q, 81. g, 81. IS.
s. 3. 80. 40 A. a. 56. 81. 50. 50. s.. "a. and s.;
10 John A. Mcdonald ct to the stott's Park
Realty Company, Incorporated, $40.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-18
LOCAL PRICES CURRENT.

Quotations given below are for large lots Jobbers'
prices higher:
EGGS Nearby fresh. Virginia. Isals1s: West Wiz.
gnia and Southwest Virginia, Is: Tennessee l6
BUTTER-Cresmery fancy. Z3isa2,; Western frsts
22l=a23 seconds. 24a2
CHEESE-NeS York State factory, new large
I3ali.
POULTRY-Chickens. per lb, 2a3: hens. p-
ID. IS; Ioosers salo: geese. per ID. l2al3; tur-
keys. per H.. Aa22
DRESSED PoULTRY-Hens choice. per ID.
lsAl9; ROSTERS, per lb 10: geese per h. l3a; tur-
VEGETABLES-Potatoes. No !. per bu.. 7cay;
per bbL. L5al.75; No ?. bbl.. 75aloo; sweets. Pc:
bbl. Joa35O; yams per bb. l50a25O: cucumbers
Florida, per basket. I.5oa3oO onions per bu, 25oa
275: cabbage per crate Looal-5O; kale per bbl 50a
IS: eggplant. per crate. 400: squash per bbl Hub
bard, 2soa35o string beans. per bas. 3oa3so; let
tuce, per bas-. LjOa25o; cauiihOwer per bhl. i0oa
500; celery. Florida, per crate l75a250: California
per 375a4.; doz-. ioas5: turnps per box 35a
co. rutabagas per bbl.. l5Oa2o0: bcets l25al75 per
crate; spinnage. per bbl.. L25al75 popcorn per h.
): peppers pr crate. l.Ssl75 green peas. per bas
lJa350; tomatoes Florida. per crate. 75al 30: pars-
ley. per has. I.25al 30 romaine per bas. Lsal75.
GREEN FRCITS--Apples. per bbi.. 5ooa7. 90;
oranges, California. per box. 22a3z5; Florida 2oos
800; lemons. Per box. 3.s. 50: grape fruit per
box. 25Oa2I5: pineapple. !.s5aauo; grapes. Malas.
keg, 50a70O. cranberries PER box. LT5a300; DER
bbl.. 9.50al050 strawberries. quart. Ea35.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western. No. J. Dooa
% 80; No. 2. ls.O0al9So mixed hay. l4OOaIaoo straw
rye. bundle. 10; machine thrash. 7.OOa750; straw
wheat, per ton 550a6 %: straw. oat. per ton oOa
s0.
DRESSED MEATS-HoSs. small neat, 9; hoga
large s. hams country cured Joa5
LIVE STOCK-Hogs. per cwt.. gross 7.5oasoo:
sheep. per H.. 3a3Ia: lambs rer lb 5lsa5i calves
choice. per h., g. medium. per ID, ~.
GRA1N-Wheat, new. per busnel SasO: corn.
vhelled, old per bu.. 5ea6O; new, ss.sa per bu !;
new ear. per bbl, 2s5a325; oats. Western white
No ?. per bu.. i2ai6; oats. mixed. per bu.. &a45:
bran. per ton zoo; middlinss. Per ton 600.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool washed free Of
burrs. per h.. o. WOOL, unwashed. per h. Q: hides
green, per lb.. 6: hides. dry. re- lb.. l2aH; calf
skin. green. each. 1.25al.A.
SKINS-No. grade. mink. each. 3coa5 90; musk
rat each Sa3o; kits each. sails; opossum, each,
Soa33 gray fox. 75al.00; red fox. each. 2sOa3oo;
rsccoon. each. Balls; skunk. each, 5oaSoo; rab-
bit zach, L
The Washington herald., 1911-04-18
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Grammar's Addition to Takoma Park-Lot II. block
8: Heber L. Thornton et to Frederick l.
siddons and Claud Livingston. trustees, tn Sc
cure Harvey T Winfield. 5000. year, per
cent, semi-annually.
square 5lI-Lots Sc and q; John W. Pillins. trustee,
to Irving Williamson and William NJ. 0'Brien,
trustees, TO secure John o. Allen. $3.50. 3years,
per cent, quarterly.
Square Slot IL; Joseph Ottenberr e VI. to
Isaac Gutenberg and Stanley II. Fischer. trn-
tees, to secure Jennie o. Befliner 81 ,0o year,
per cent. senii-annually.
Square 96s-Lot a; Gecrg T. slashaush e ux. 70
Bates Warren and William L. Browning. trus
tees. to secure John L. Warren. sl.6o, l TO Il
months. PER cent, semi-annually.
Square 1ss-Lot q: Roland l. Limerick to eeorss
]. Easterday and Albert T. Coumbe. trustees.
to secure The Connecticut Avenue Highlands
Company. N.slo3. monthly payments per
cent per annum.
Ter ct ux. to Henry II. Bergman and George
NJ Emmerich, trustees. to secure John ii.
Weller, 81 500, years. per cent, smi-annuaIS
Square sa-Undivided one-third interest IN part q
lot 2: John p Rice to Jacob II. Lchliter and
George R. Linkins. trustees. to secure Charles b.
Rice and Mary L. Rice. H.6n. yean
Addition to lie Droit Park-Lct u and part 0 LOT
81 block q; Charles A. Ford to B. Francis Saul
and Walter T. Hilton, trustees, to secure Jeannie
Winston $500. years. per cent, ssmiannu-
ally. Same to same. to secure srns. A,W.
monthly PAYMENTS: pr cent , per snngT-
ct uI. to b. Francis Saul and James +. Shea.
trustees to secure the Home Sayinp Bank,
070, years 81 per cent serisnnualiy.
Square ss7-Lot 81: John @. vierkorn et w. to the
Washington Loan and Trust Company. trustee.
to secure the Equitable Cooperative Building
Association, 81 30.
Square 3oe-LOt s.: Peter Fl. Allen to the Washing-
ton Loan and Trust Company. trustee. to secure
the Equitable Co-operative Building Association.
$500
Square 1oa-lots II to %. Is to 8: puars sU. lots
to -; square sos. lots to %; square TW.
lots ls to II; square 37os lots - to g.: square
Hoo lots 70 "a. - to 70. 70; square 81. lots
TO 6s: square s3s5 lot l. square x,8l. Let l:
square 533. lot l. Chilium Castle Manor biocks
8 and Q. lots 1 to T. "A to o. block 10: ssott's
Park Realty Company to Asher seip and Ed
ward y. Colladay. trustees. to secrfs Emanuel
NJ Berkley. U.xD.E; also 70 Andrew Rishel.
a,xa7z; sho to william p. Meyers. GCAS;
also TO lsaac Rishsi. Si3AA. 10 sscare Fredssick
W. Plock. Q,0&D wnliAn 7. Ncxnlans
The Washington herald., 1911-04-18
FINANCE And REALTY

Gas stock continued its advance at
yesterdays session Of the exchange 1t
sold half a point higher than the last
sale Thursday, and at the close was half
a point higher than the last recorded
bid. Twenty-Five shares sold for SIS.
after which two lots sold at SIX. George
town Gas continued its wanderings UP
and down the board without bringing out
any sales.
Another stock to continue its advance
was Mergenthaler. which rose from 21S1s
to 2lS. The asking price was 219%. There
were no sales.
Although there were a number of
changes in the figures on the bank stock
list, there was little business.
The bid for the stock Of the Com
mercial Bank rose from 100 to 2O1. while
the asking price fell from 210 to 2H.
Ten shares of the stock of the Farmers
and Mechanics Bank sold for 27O, and
then the bid was 269, with the asking
price at 290
An increase in the bid for the stock of
the Second National Bank was made
from 16S to 1863, and the asking price was
ia.
1t is expected the Gordon Hotel will
formally pass from its present ownership
to Col. o. G. Staples. proprietor OF the
Riggs House. within a short time. Nego-
tiations have practically been concluded
to this end. 1t is believed the Gordon
will pass to Col. Staples at a price in the
neighborhood Of $4,000, and that as soon
as the lease on the Riggs expires he will
transfer his hotel business to the Cor
don. Two years ago the property was
offered for s125,OO0. The Gordon is To-
Gated at the corner OF Sixteenth and 1
streets, and runs nearly through to X.
II has been conducted for years as a fam
fly hotel more than a purely transient
one.
The lease on the old Riggs House will
expire on June l, when the architect,
J. II. de Sibour, will let contracts for the
construction of the new and pretentious
office building and theater.
P. B. Chase will occupy the theater
section of the building which is expected
to be completed before 1t will be neces-
sary for Mr.. Chase to move his place of
amusement from Pennsylvania avenue
The rest OF the building will be devoted
to office purposes.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-18

pany ct al. Attorneys. Gittinss & Chamreblin and
Kilgour Darlington.
No N Harper vs.. District Of Columbia ct al
Attorneys. Archie &Smith-Thomas q Richardson
No. 20. Brown vs.. Dorrmus Machine Company e,
al Attorneys Thurston & wheatley-worthington.
NO Al. strickler rs. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys Ridout-Perry & Son and Dunlop.
No 3. Moriarity. administrator VS.. Washington
Gaslisht Company. Attorneys. Montague Mo
narity-Minor X Goldsborough
No. 70 Eshsr rs Henley Stone Company. At
No. 217. Masters vs. Washington Herald Com
pany Attorneys, Gies Lsmbert-Bery & Minor,
7 No 2a. Porter vs. Capital Traction Company
Attorneys. Murphy-Perry Son and Dunlop
No. 3S Collins Same. Attorneys, Richard
son-Perry & Son and Dunlop
No. 2s7. Securing same. Attorneys, Fox, Foz
Glassie-Perry Son and Dunlop.
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. sei2 Outer vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company; bill Of exceptions signed and ordered Of
record. Attorneys. W. J. Lambert and R. H. Yeat
man-Hamilton. Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton.
No. 52255. Jaseli vs.. Simmons: bill Of exceptions
submitted. Attorneys H. W. WheatIey-A. A.
Birney.
No. s3i23. Conner vs.. snead; Judgment by default
for s2soB Attorneys Wilson & Barksdale-C. VI.
No. sS0c United States e1 rel Moser vs.. Sec
rotary of Navy: demurrer to orerruled; rule
discharged and petition dismissed with costs; ap-
peal, bond 500. Attorneys. King & King.
pany; leave 70 file amended; declaration granted.
Attorneys, W. Z. Ambrose and J. L. Smith-Hsm-
ilton, Colbert, Yerkes q Hamilton.
No. 5zT. Dante vs. Hughes; Judgment By de-
fault for ss4G. Attorneys. Brandenburg & Bran
denbudg.
No. 52o47. Warren vs. Reichert: given to jury. At
torneys Birney & Woodad-Leon Tobriner
Assignments for April Is:
No. i6. Carter Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys, Walton Robeson-Pery Son and
Dunlop.
No. 40s Carter vs.. Same Attorneys. same
No. go Duncan VI. Washington Gaslight Com
pany. Attorneys. Mcneil q McNell-Bery &
Minor and McKenney F1annery.
No 81 Wiegand " spdtL Attorneys. Behrend-
Van Dyke.
No. 352 Brockson ~. Anacostia and Potomac
Railway Company. Attorneys. Gittinss & Cham
bern-Darlington.
No. 36. Jones ct al. vs. District Of Columbia.
Attorneys. Richardson & Pollard-Thomas.
No. 40 Durland ~ Washington Post COMPANY
Attorneys. Tucker. Kenyon Madarland-W. J.
Lambert
No 100. Shipman vs. Acker. administrator. At
torneys. Rabton. siddons q Richardson-r. =.
Myers.
No. - Peoples National Bank - winship
ct al. Attorneys. Mcneil Il McNeil-wilson 4
Barksdale.
No 1n Smith vs.. Capital TractiJn Company.
Attorneys. Gardiner-Perry Son and Dunlop.
No. 352 Brown Golden & Co. Attorneys.
Berry. Downing Jefocds-Darlinston & Johnson.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-18
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Washington Railway & Electric Is $500 at s51.-
Potomac cons S. 100 se's $1,000 at seAs. s. on
at sess 81 go at 9cS.
Washington Railway & Electric ptd.. 10 at SsA..
Washington Gas at SIS. 3 at SIS, Is al sl+. 3
at sl&.
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank. 10 at 20.
American Security Trust, at 2s7Is 10 at 81 10
at 2S7i7, 10 at 2ss.
Union Trust. 10 at 49,
Arlington Insurance. g at CsG 3 at .
National Union Insurance. 100 at ss.
After call:
Washington Railway & Electric Is. 100 at SIS
8 90 at si7s. 5000 at 47s.
American Security & Trust. 10 at IS.
Washington Gas S. 1900 at lIo7s-
Following are the bid and asked prices on the 10
cal stock exchange.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-18
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York April I7.-Sone six months money
lDaring az Ter cent the feature Of the time
money market at the oTenng this week. Otherwise
the market is as lifeleSS and unchanged il has
been for weeks Tast.
Money On call to-day oTened at ~ per cent; high
EST. %; lowest. . closing. "a. Most Of the days
loans made al ~ per cent.
Rates are: Sixty days. ~ per cent: ninety days
2'za27. four months. ); five and six months, 3a5b.
over the year. J.ai
Commercial paper is moving quietly at S3a;s. PEI
cent for the best names.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-18
INDICTED FOR ROBBERY.
william r. and Grover c. Busse
Held on Three Charges.

Held on Three Charges.
William F. Busse and Grover C. Busse
were yesterday indicted by the grand
jury for alleged HOUSEKEEPING. grand
larceny. and depreciation Of property.
The Buses were recently arrested in
New York on the charge OF taking cer-
tain portions OF machinery from the
shops Of a local concern, where both were
employed.
Joseph A. Arth. a postal clerk. was in
dicted for a violation Of section 30 of the
penal code. Arth Is charged with issuing
money orders without previously receive
ing the money.
A new indictment for murder in the sec
ond degree was returned against Frank
Mannarino to correct a misspelled name
in the former indictment. Anthony Geas-
Ter was indicted for forgery, and Call
win Dillard for HOUSEKEEPING and lar
ceny.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-18
POKER PLAYING COSTS $25.
Arthur e. saegart, Nabbed Aboard
Launch. Forfefts Collateral.

Arthur Z. SaegaFt, Nabbed Aboard
Launch, Forfeits Collateral.
Fascination for poker caused Arthur
Saegart Of Al Twelfth street northeast.
to form a party for q game in the vicin-
ity of Eastern Branch Sunday. Police
man Ell Gafield. Of the Fifth precinct.
noticed hilarious party in a launch just
of the Washington side of the river.
Upon investigation he found Saegart run
ming the game.
This seemed sufiicient for a case. so
Sacgart was taken to the station, where
he deposited SIS to insure his appearance
In Police Court yesterday. Gafiield was In
court to testify. but Saegart was not no.
ticed and his collateral was forfeited.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-18
Indoor Circus Planned.

Everything Is In readiness for the fifth
annual Y. NJ. C. A. indoor circus. which
will be held in the big gymnasium Friday
and Saturday. Many side-show freaks OF
new and original brand win be exhibited
at 7:45 O'Clock in the lobby and approach
10 the gymnasium. but the big show"
will not begin until $50 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-18
Conductor Assaulted Her.

Alleging she was brutally assaulted by
conductor of the Washington. Arling-
ton and Falls Church Railway Company.
May 15, 1915. while a passenger Of one
of the cars. Marie II. Lucas yesterday
filed suit for $4,000 damages. She de-
clares she suffered bodily'injury.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-18
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
RAILWAY DEED FILED.
Records Sale of Anne Arundel Elec-
trio Line to the W., b. & A. Co.


trio Line to the W., b. & A. Co.
A deed was placed on record yesterday
afternoon in the Office of the recorder
ct deeds by Attorneys Marbury & Cos
NELL of Baltimore, by the terms of which
the Anne Arundel Electric Railroad
Company is sold and transferred to the
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis
Electric Railroad Company, formerly the
Baltimore Terminal Company. The con-
sideration named is nominal
All the railroad property. including
powers, rights, privileges, and fran
chises, are included in the deed. The
lines consist of a double line of track
from Clifford Junction, Baltimore, to
the District line, the mileage being 29.3
of double track and a line of single
track railway from Annapolis Junction
to Annapolis, with shops, depots. sta.
tions. and other adjuncts. The transfer
Is dated March 81. 1911.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-18
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.


Estate of Charles Watson; petition for letters cf
administration Attorney. Prank Stetson.
Estate Of William H. Decker; will dated May 10.
1905 filed
Estate Of William L. willburn: letters Of admin
stration granted 10 Richard L. Elliott; bond 500.
Attorney Carter & Brooke.
Estate Of William J. Hamilton; letters Of admin
istration granted to William J. Hamilton; bond 500.
Attorneys Lyon Lyon.
Estate Of John A. McKinney; letter. of admin
istration granted to Alex. F. McKinney; bond 500.
Attorneys, same.
Estate Of Charles Hoskins: letters Of administa- A.
ton granted to Charles d. C. Hoskins; bond. s6.
Attorneys. same.
Estate Of Blanch ". Smith; letters testamentary
granted to Mollie Sullivan; bond $500. Attorneys.
In re Regina l. Sullivan order to invest Attos-
ney, G. p. McGlue.
In re Jacob RosenfeId ct al. petition to sn-
cImber realty.
In re Vincent l.. Adams; order 10 accept con-
Tract. Attorney E r. Colloday.
Estate Of Oliver H. Hoover; letters testamentary
granted to Mary E. Hoover; bond, 500. Attorney,
R. y. Donaldson.
Estate Of Mary E. warder; letters testamentary
granted to Lille z. Hazard; bond. $780, Attor-
ney E. B. Hazard.
Estate Of Margaret Z. Ryan: letters Of admnistra-
ton granted to Josephine Ryan: bond, 500. Attor-
ney ". F. Mspgan.
Estate Of Sandford Hazard letters Of administra-
ton granted to George c. Gertman; bond. 500. At
torney, G. c. Gertman.
Estate Of Harriet c. Barr; order for commission.
Estate Of Ferdinand D. HERMAN; same.
Estate Of Werner Koch: order for sale Of person.
atty. Attorney. B. +. Leighton.
Estate Of Rosins II. Pamel; order TO sell notes.
Attorneys. Wilson & Barksdsle.
Estate Of Michael A. W. Louis; order to transfer
assets Attorney. John Ridout.
Estate of Sarah East; viii! dated March TO- 1904
and codicil dated November 2, 1903. fled.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-18
REAL ESTATE LOANS
Made at Lowest Rates of Interest.
W. Il. WALKER, 729 18th st. NV.

a.s5as5 and to John A. Mcdonald, S.5ol.8. all
payable May l, 1911. per cent per annum-
Square ls6s-Lot g. Alexander X. yarela ct ux. 20
George W. White and Ralph w. Lee. trustees.
to secure A. Burd ShryoA, 5000. years,
Der cent, semi-a annually.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-18
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co..
members of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
Building.
Chicago April T.-Whea.' was heavy and lower.
May &C: July, sos; September, &c; December. 7As.
Corn generally easier. May, 4sS; July 5oass
50iz; September. aAa5lh
Oats were weak under pressure. aIay 3lis: July,
3isa3lS: September. 3lka3ls.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-18
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.. men-
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing.
Call money Open, ~.
SALES OF SHARES BY HOURS.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-18
Criminal Court No. 1.


No. Est. United States ". Adell ". Wade ant
Josephine Harris: forgery and uttering: plea. not
guilty 10 frst and second counts and guilty tr
third and fourth counts
No. G521. United States Joseph II. Poole: A.
sault with dangerous weapon: plea, not guilty.
No. G5l9. United States vs.. Charles DAVIS; house
breaking and larceny; plea, not guilty.
No G5T. United States vs. Albert Cutler; sane
same.
No G5s. United States vs.. William Leo; cruelty
to children: assault; plea. not guilty.
No. G56. United States John Newton: depre
dation private property: plea, guilty; sentenced
70 psnitentiary for two years
No. EfTo. United States Charles Middleton
housebrraking; same.
No. 1850 United States VI. George ". Williams
murder first degree.
No. E3l. Elias Green; npe and robbery; verdict
not guilty.
No. 15l2 United States w. Daily; rape. ss.aul,
with intent TO rape: plea. not guilty.
Assignment for April IS:
United States VI, Robert Wilson.
United States vs.. George A. Roberts and Dudley
Moore.
Criminal Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. 52s5l. Quagley vs.. Fowler; appeal noted. At
torneSs J. A. Tooney-W. J. Neale.
No ae50 United States Grimm Hslstead: en-
bezzlement and larceny; plea. not ruilty.
No. EI5 United States vs. Griffin Halstead falls
pretenses and embezzlement: same.
No l7soo In re George W. shercr: Will sustain
ed. Attorneys, ". E Ambrose-Lemuel Fasitt-
Assignment for April IS:
United States ys Laun Butler.
United States Charles R johnson.
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