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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court If Appeals

presert-An.
No ssB.' HopcwcIl. administrator. rS Wright
argument commenced ny Mr.. L. Toorinsr for a>
rcllee. and concluded by Mr.. W. Il. Gardner foi
appellant.
%n. 20 National Metropolitan Bank " Lin
coin: argument commenced hy Mr.. ]. II. Raistnr
for appellant. continued by Mr.. c. W. Clagett fo1
appellee and concluded Oy Mr. J. H RalstOn fox
appellant.
No. III. The Shoemaker Company " Munsey
mandate ordered to issue forthwith on motion Of
MIR W. J. Lambert attorney for apTellee-
No. I'd. Wynkoop vs. Shoemaker argument By
Mr.. NJ. II. Beach for appellant. oontinued hy MI
W. J. Lambert for appellee, and concluded b. Mr..
NJ. II. Beach for appellant
No. 2z6. United States rel. Humboit Steam
shin COmIany vs.. Interstate Commerce Commission
arT-,ImCrt commenced by Mr.. g. ID. Drayton for ap
pclIant and continued By Mr.. John b. Dsish fos
appellant.
Assignments for tocay:
No. 25.. United States Antfkarrnia Chem
ical Company. Attorneys. Wisnn & Peele-Baker.
No. rs. Baltimore and Ohio Railruad COMPANY
vs.. Thomas Attorneys. Hamilton, Colbert 1erkes
d HamIiton-LAmhert Neatman.
Special appeal No. ) United States. G rel.
Humboldt Steamship Company, vs. Interstate Com
merce Commission. Attorneys, Draytnn-FareL
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". b. Hbbs & CO. mem
be-s Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hlbbs Build
lnz
New York. Apnl 6-StrenS1h displayed By the
cotton market to-day. The nse in contract values
was from TO 10 Joints for the old crop months
May and July The later months were not active
but pressure Ia sell not IN evidence and traders
were to much mtrTsJed the Operations Of the
larger speculative Interests to take much account Of
crop Conditions values. There few
items having direct bearing the price move
ment al this time. The weeks exports will shOS
much nrucSd volume, ako Will the TRUVe1neIl;
sight from plantations. Llc loss however. for
the week in the American visible supply Will he
well Of last years figure, and the bulls
count renewal Of shipments abroad before
crop Conditions be used against their position.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimurr April e-BUTTER-Creamsy. fancy,
per lb. SSag3; do. choice, Ha22; do. good 19a2p;
do. imitation lsaeO do, print. EaN; do, hocxs
25a16; do. held LAD: ladle lsalS: Maryland and
Pennsylvania rolls. l3al4: Ohio rolls. paI3; West
Virginia rolls al3 stor>pacsed. IL; Maryland. yr-
ginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints. lsali; process
butter. lsal9
LIVE PoULT3Y-Chidkens, young. choice. pr
H. lsa20; old hens heavy. Ib. IS; do. DID, small to
to medium, III, Is: old roosters, per Ii. 10;
winter chickens, 2 lbs. and under. 2a34; ducks
young white Pekins, fat, per h.. lsale; do young
muscoyy and monsrei, per lb-. l6al7; do, puddle
large ID. Ea1s; pigeons. old, pair 3d. do, young
per pair 30; guinea fowl. young. II lbs. and over
each. inas0; do, young. small. each, g; do. old
each, q; turkeys choice, fat hers. per h., q do
choice young gobben. per H.. aa2l do. old tons
lh. IS: do. rough, poor. and thin 12ala
DRESSED POULTRE-Turteys, fancy, small per
n. Z2az3; do fair TO good per h.. lsa20; do
rough and poor per ih, i2a14 chickens, straight
young and old. p1 h.. Il; do. old ruosters per
III. loal; ducks, choce fat, per h.. Haco; capons
large. 2ia2s; 10. medium. aaz2: do. small and
sas I7als.
EGGS-Marylapd. Pcnnsylvania. and nearby hrsts
doz-. Is: do. Eastern, II; Western frsts, pr doz
Is; do, Southern frsss. 17ai7A do, west Virginia
frsts PER doz. B; guinea eggs. per doa., 7aS; duck
esgs near b. q; do. 6uuthan, q: euns sgu.
pa doz, n
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York April 6-There is no change in the
timemoney narkft and business Is very dull. II
has been r-1rursd thai some over4he-year money
has been pland below per cent. but brokers
report that thy unable to find any sucl
loans
Rates g+ea2a per crnt for SIXTY days "a
TsT oEnt for ninety days, per cent for four and
five months 3ap4 per cent for six months and
ii II per cent for the year.
Odnmerclal paper uncnsrged at Eta5A per csnt
for the best names The market Is quite broad
but the supply Is not large
London discounts rs per cFat up Lilo Der cz1t
Pans discounts "a per cent. up II per osnt
Berlin disDunts ga per cent unchanged
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, April e-FLOUR-Winter extra. al5s
ass: do. clear 50a370; do. straight. 2soa3 IS
do, patent. 4Sai45; spring clear. a6oaL6; do
straight 405aL9o; do, patent, +sOaaI5: City Mill:
best patent $50; do. high-srade patents. as; do
high-grade straight AS; do, choice family, 100
do. extra, 32a34l Rye flour medium To choice
i0Oa4-5. Corn meal. 100 lbs. L3lal-3l
WHEAT-Closed finn Spot 9IIs; May. q
CORN-Closed finn. Spot, 81; May. s.
OATS-Closed firm. No. white, SAs6 stand
ard white SAaSis; No white. 3.
RYE-Stock in elevators. 2, ,i9e bushels; shipments
frnm elevators, 200 bushels: No. rye. Western,
domestic. sias5 No. 5. do. sDa9l; No, do. 5SS7
No near by. g. bag lots as to quality, 75sso.
BARLEY-Stock In elevators. ,o0 bushels; ship
ments from elevators 100 bIshe1A
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AIDS, GOVERNMENTS CASE.
LehiEh Valley Decision Will Cor
rect Antitrust Case Evils.

That the Department of Justice be-
lieves the decision of the United States
Supreme Court, handed down Monday by
Chief Justice White, in the case of the
government against the Lehigh Valley
Railroad Company. has given vitality to
the commodities clause of the railway
act, was evidenced yesterday in a state
ment by Wade II. Ellis, special counsel
for the government in important anti
trust cases, and former assistant to the
Attorney General. MIR. Ellis believes that
the government has won a great victory
and that it will be able to correct all of
the evils complained of, which resulted
in the legislation upon which the courts
paSSed
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Chevy Ch2sc-S1uarc 1858 lots 10 and Il; the Chevy
Chase Land Company to Z Alice Camp. so
Chevy Chase-Square 1863, lots 20 and IL; Z Alics
Camp TO Hamilton Baxter. so.
Fourteenth Street Terrace-Square 256. lot Is
Lynchburg Investment Cooperation TO Leila NJ
Norton. SO.
Pleasant Plains-S1uars 800, lot 81; Harry Ward
man and Thomas Bones Goint tenantsl To
Charles =. Holmes and Myra NJ Holmes. SIo
First street nothwest between Bates and streets
Square 6l5. lots % to s2; Charlotte L Bates to
Fred A Norway. SO.
Pleasant Plains-SIlare 34l, lot 45; Harry Ward
man and Thomas Bones To James N. Holloway
ct uI., Olive B. Holloway, $40.
woodridge-Square $50 lot }: square 4p0. lot &
johnson B. Capenter TO Frederick A Linger, $40.
sZ New Hampshire aEenne northwest-Square 10.
lot Is; Lucy G. Mcdonnell TO May A. Evans
and Agnes B. Plowman- SO
BurryiIle- Square 5a4, lots and Z: Annie Sharps
TO Burnett Booker, SO
H @ street southwest-Square 4o9 lot .; Thaddels
S. Clark ct ux. TO James ODonDell. so.
Pleasant Plains-Squsre 33l, lot Ia: Kennedy
Brother Inc. To Rowena L. Smith, SO.
Irdosure-ParI Of tract; Thomas j. Lane ct u.
and John !. Lane ct ux- to the Associated
Professors Of St Mays Seminary, Baltimore.
Pleasant Plains and Mount PIeasant-Parts Of
lots l and Is, block p; Chapin Broan and
Henry II. Bergman. trustees, 70 Charles
Schafer and Albert Schulteis, trustees, $3.50.
Hiilycr place northwest, between Twentieth and
Twcnty-frst streets-Squae %. lot l9; II.
Birney Thomas ct ux TO Edwin J. Mckee, $40.
Pleasant Piains-Sqnare SSl. lot q; Guy s Zepp
and Carroll s zep to John C. herkhns. 40;
Rrposiand-Ioss / and q block q; Elizabeth J.
Baldwin ct viz To Mary u. HesA $40.
street and Maryland ayenne northeast-Square
fs lot %; Amelia Z. Huntley, Lydia Fl.
Tiltoo. Hettie II. Fsgue. trustees. To Alice
Bukey 100.
Dobbins' Addition-Iot ie. block n; John W.
BnxncT, trustee. to Harry A kite. 80.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
Made at Lowest Rates of Interest.
W. q. WALKER, 729 18th St. NV.

| NJ. Norton, S, ,9D.B. yeaA per cent per an
!
Square 900 Lot 81: Charles z Holmes Ct uI to
| b. Francis Saul and s Percy Thompson. trus
ters, to secure Harry Wariman and Thomas
Bones S.oo. monthly payments. per c.nt
per annum.
block s.; Isaac D. Boyce ct to Charles P.
Stone and Charles W. Fairfax. trustees to
secure Carlton NJ Ben- 2.7o. years. s per
cent emi-annuaIly.
Square pn-Lot &; James NJ Hdnaxay et uI to
B. Fancs Sanl and s. Percy Thompson t-ls-
tees, to secure Harry Wardman and Thomas
Bones. S.loo monthly payments. pr ont
per annum
Mount Airy-Part Of tract: Gertrude Allison Doyie
ct vir to Edward ]. SteIlwasen and George z
Hamilton trustees to sea1re Thomas n Gale.
5000. l year. per cent, miannually-
Square 3@-Lots 30 81. and s.. and part OF lot S2;
George T. Robertson to HOratio n. Taplrn and
Thomas ]. Deavitt. trustees. to secure Lille
T. Taplin. 5000. years, per cent. semi
annually.
Square sap4-Lots and 7; Burnett Booker To James
L. Neil and Joseph Stewart trustees to ses1Irs
Annie sharTs. slI's4. to L months. pr ons
psT annum.
Square 4oe-Lot .: James oDounen ct u1 to b.
Francis Sanl and James +. Shea trustees, %
secure the Home Savings Bank, E5n, ycarS,
3. Dr. cent, semi annually.
Square ln9-Lot 1oi: Oliver B. Magruder Ct n TO
the National Savings and Trust Company, tus-
tee. to secure the American Security and Tr,st
Company, N-90. yezrs, per cent semi
annually.
Square Tss-Lnt .: Anos Bulky 10 the wsshinston
Inan and Trust Company trustee. TO secun thu
Equitable CooperatiEe Building Association,
2M
Square as-Lot I,s: Edwin J. Mckee ct W.. E1t,i
s., To the American Security and Trust Com
pany. .rlstee, To secure H Birney Thomas.
5000, years, PCT csnt- semiannually.
Square 55l-Iot "a; John G. Merkling Ct IN
John T. Arms and William <. Ellis. trustnsS
TO sscre Guy 8. ZePp and Carul 8. Zefp.
S.6i5 to months, per cent per annuu-
SQUARE l.9-Lot n: Mary N. syphaI to John h
Larner and John A. Hamilton. trustees, To 50
cure the Washington Loan and Trust Company.
nm ) yeas. pr cent semi
Square ad6-Lots LIZ us: Kennedy Il DAYS
Company. Inc, to Harry L. Rust and Goorrs
Calvert Bowie trustees. 70 SECURE Harold L.
johnson. Ss.oU. 81 years, 81 pr ont szni-
annually.
Square Dl-Lot ia; Rowrna z Smith e vr 10
Harry L Rust and Georgc Y. Wcrthington.
truStnrs, tn Kennedy Brothers, Inc.
monthly payments psn cent pr annum
Dobbns' Additien-Lot T. block II; Harry A Kite
to B. Francis Sanl ani Walter 4 Hilton. rus
tees to serlre Garrett A. Smith. 2.I5o ycars,
81 per cent. semi annually.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
(Thursday, April 8, 1s110
npreme Court of the United states,

|
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Harlan
Mr.. Justice McRenna Mr. Justice Holmes, Mr..
\ Justice Day, Mr.. Justice Lurton. Mr.. Justice
Hughes, Mr. Justice Van Deyanter. and Mr.. Justice
Lamar.
Amos L. Taylor, Of Belmont, Mass. Irving ].
Joseph, Of New York City. n. Y; John !, Eggers
OF St Louis. Mo, and Hans '. Briesen, OF New
York City. n. Y. were admitted to practice-
No 9l. W. Fl. Coyle, plaintiff in enU. Va
Thomas p Smith secretary of state Of the State Of
Oklahoma, ct al. argument cuntnned by Mr.. Z. G.
Homer for the plaintiff in error. BY Mr.. B. r.
Bursen and Mr.. Joseph W. Bailey for the defend
ants in error. and concluded b. Mr.. John II. Bur
ford for the plaintiff in error.
No. sH Leibel PincusDv Glucksnan. appellant
vs. William Henkel, United States marshal. &c, ct
al; argument commenced By Mr.. Cnanes Dushkind
for the appellant and continued by Mr.. Frederic h
Coudert for the sppelless.
Adjourned until tomaTus at II O'Clock
The day call for Friday. April !. will Be as fol-
lows: Nos Oh. LIZ land l3), lis. n6. III, LID land
l2D. II. Il, ia and AZ
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square ls6s-Lots 20 and f1; Z Ahce Camp To
Thomas NJ. Gale and George T. Hamilton trus-
tees. to secure the Chevy Chase Land Company.
2oo5o. years, per oent, semi-annnaIly.
Square ls6s-Lots 40 and II: Hamilton Baxter to
Harold Z. Doyle and William L. Miller. trusr
tees, to secure E Aics Camp. SID, TO u
months. per cent per annum.
Paramount Heights-Lot g. block 8: William Will
iams ct ux. To Christian ]. Gockcier and John
A. Massie trustees to secure Robinson White,
SOC monthly payments
Square E6-Iot Ts George G. Shoemaker ct ux.
to Percy II. Russell and Hayden johnson, trus-
tees. to secure Frederick A. Lake. $500 3
years. PR cent. sfsmi-annually.
Square sa05- Is; Leila NJ Norton To tho United
esstS fu& cmpnny, HutA y 0uus leila
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Canada Buys Railroads.

Ottawa, April 6.-George P. Graham,
minister of railways and canals, an
nounced in the House of Commons this
afternoon that the department would take
up the acquisition of branch lines of rail-
ways now operating independently as
feeders of the Intercolonal Railway,
which is the government owned and op-
Grated railroad. statute was passed at
the last session of Parliament authorizing
the government to buy the roads.
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Lawsufth

No 1886 Adele J. Hughes vs. CaritAl Traction
COMPANY; damages. $1,000 Attnrneys kappler &
Mcrillat.
No. 5t6. Murray Bros. Albert NJ. Schneider
note, si75. Attorneys Bates Warren and ". H
ShoaeS-
No 53sT. Edward Thompson Company - Pern
W. Frsby; Judgment Municipal Court, SIN Attn-
neys, BraDdenburg & Brandenburg
No. 55Fs. United States rel Henry Goncha.
Sc. vs.. Commissioners District Of Columbia; man
damus Attorney. W. D4 Reilly.
No 55ie. James W. Beilinger ~ Weaern Union
Telegraph Company: appeal. DESCENDANTS attorneys.
Nath. & c. X. Wilson.
No. $500 James W. Bellinscr ct al u Same
same. Defendants s attorneys. same.
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torneys. Archer & Smith, C. Donaldson. c. G,
Tucker and NJ w. Sullivan
No. 5gS4. yernilliou Baltimore and ONO
Railroad Company; leave to file additional pleas
granted. Attorneys. VI. ]. Fulton. Leckie Fulton
& COx-Hamtor. Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton
No. 52f07. Donaldson District Of Columbia
motion for trial filed. Attorneys, Gltungs
Chambarlin-E H. Thomas and 5. 81. Stephens
Assignments for April Motions:
No /. Sax vs. Lamson- Attorneys, Wheatles-
Ges.
No. {. Hish Brothers vs.. Reckexes- Attorneys,
LDving-WOf.
M 3-Manogle Southern Hallway COMPANY.
Attorneys FLYNN, White Hegary-Hamlnon,
Colbert Yerkcs 4 Hamilton
No 1. ScrInc& W syphax Attorneys, Scott
Williamson & Peyton.
No s. United States rel Gilloc 1 In
dolph ct al Attorneys. LAmbV featman-
Thomas.
No & Postcn VS.. Washington, Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Railway Company. AuTneJA CN'
ter & Brpoke-MackaIl & Barbour.
No. :. Van Sender Watson. Attareys Foo
Davis
No weidersal Mciarrey rs. Capital frae
ton Conpany Il cases.. Attorneys, NewmyG d
DaTid-Perry & Son and Dunlop
No Rafferty, VS.. Fisher. Attorneys. Codloday-
Johnston
No. TO- United States rel. Morton W Sec
retary Of Interior. Attorneys. Hurley, Fsl"eh q
EEans-Iawler. Clements Wright
No IL Donaldson Empire state surety
Conrony Attorneys, Birnsy DunAldson-Coioer'
& Smith.
No Il. Stewart vs. Eisnser. Attorneys. Jefort:
johnson. -,
No I3 Rankin Us. Asbuy. Attorneys. Award
Montague & Mranty.
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Equity Suits.

No. naa In re assignment Of Samnd E Puvel
fx bond. Attorney r. L. Mcnamara
No. a0S. William T. Belts Juliet A Mont
gumery ct al; substitute trustee Attorney, H. 8
Welch-
No. De4. John Ia Monday Anne z Monday
ct al. divorce. Attorney. DAVID Wolf.
No. DO9o. Melvin H. Hopwood vs. George M.
Emmerich treasurer ct al; substitute trustee At
torney, J. A. Maedei-
No. 5000. Ernest MausI y. Same; same After
ney. same
No 3Dg. BENJAMIN Blethyn ~ Arthur L. Simp
son; enforce mechanics lien. Attorneys Lester q
Price.
No 3Us. James r. Davis ct al. Vs. Jace G.
Boaman ct al; quiet title. Attorneys, Shcehy &
Shcchy.
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Probate Court.


Estate Of Elizabeth R. Gordon: petition for let
terS tes.amentary.
Estate Of Emma ". Casey; order 10 ranfe
stocks. Attorneys. Baker. Sheshy Hogan
Estate Of Edgar e. Cammack; PETITION for letter
# administration. Attorneys, Montague
Moriarity.
Estate Of William Hays letters n administrators
grsnted to George A. King: bond. 5000. Attorneys
King & King
Estate Of E7brnezcr D. Harding; letters Of admin
is;ratiun granted To Edward II. Harding; bond
8 90.
Estate Of Lulu A. Matteson; petition for sp
pointInent Of collector. Attorneys, Wilson BarSs
dale
Estate Of Herbert V Sandfnrd order to setu'
claim Attorneys, Ellis & DoI aldSon.
In rc Grace L. DuttGn: Charles W. Edelin, ap
pointed guardian; bond, 500. Attorney, c. j.
Murphy.
Estasr Of Frederick Chisholm; Will dated June 3
1910 petition for appointment Of collector and ordei
to open safe deposit box. Attorney, L. H. David
Estate Gf James o. Wilson; will dated Nay Y
1905 filed.
Estate of William c. Mason; petition for Letter.
tcstamentary. Attorney. J. E. Laskey.
Estate Of Mary A. McCarin; sarne. Attrney
Lemuel Fugitt.
Estate of Cornelius Van Ness Callan: sme. At
torney. ]. ]. Darlington.
Estate Of Thomas Cullen; petition for letters Of
administration. Attorney. G. L. Sullivan.
Estate f Lolts Justement; will dated March I.
1906 filed.
Estate Of Louis Landrick: order for rule to show
cause
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

+ Chicago. April 6-HOGSFhm. Estimated re
cripts to-day d 00o eft over 800; estimated to-
morrow. 1900. Quality fair; official receipts Of hogs
to-day D.96: shipments 5637. Bulk Of prices,
635a655; lights 6i5a6o; mixed and butchers Ia
$50; heavy. 6d6as6o: yorkers, 675a6.S; pigs. 6.oa
ESQ
CATTLE-Steady. Estimated receipts today 6 90
Bcrves 5.2sa6.9; COWS and heifsrs. 27h63; Texas
steers E50a575 sto5xars and feeders I0oa55; West
en- laoaSOt
SHE 1P-Steady. Recripts- l5.oon. Natives. aoa
500 Western, 32sa5o0; yearres, 4.5oas.oo; lambs
5O0a55Q
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WASHINGTON Stuck dARKEr.

sales-Resulsr call, II o'tlkk noon:
Columbia Railroad IS. 81 900 At loik.
Capital faction. at lTt.
Washington Gas, Is at soh. 8 at Soh 8 at Dh
g at S0t., 3 at 8Dh, Is at S0h.
LanstDn. 20 at a5s., % at s5A. 20 at g.
Commercial National Bank, 10 at lE.
American Security and Trust. 10 at - s At
86A
National Savings and Trust. 10 At 81
United States Trust 10 At LIS, 10 at lls at In
10 at IlsA. 10 at Ilsa
East Washington Savings Bank, % at L.
Arlington Insurance. 5 at 2sE, IS at zsAL
After caIl-Washington Gas Sd. E-aO at nGt,
Sl0n at uols. 5000 at u0h
Lanstnn % at 81.
American National Bank. 10 at T7lx-
Columbia Railroad IS, S,0o at nlH. S1o at
l01h.
Washington Railway & Electric Is. 81 900 at sSa
Washington Gas l at sos. l at son.
Mergenthaler. at 2l6A-
Following are the bid and asked prices posted
at yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock
Exchange:
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Seek. 100000 For Injury.

Adele ]. Hughes yesterday brought suit
against the Capital Traction Company for
$1,000 damages. The plaintiff alleges she
was a passenger on a car July IL lost.
when her foot came into contact with
one of the trolley poles. seriously injur-
ing her. She alleges the poles along Con-
necticut avenue are too close to the car
line.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.. MEM
bers of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs Build
ing.
Call money: Open, m high, ~; low. ~ close, 2s:
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
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Some fruits that are sroef when but which BE-
cpsne sour when cooked do because the heat
changes the sugar inD les svcct inverted sagar
and relezsa the sadA
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibbs & Co.,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibb.
Ruild
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Circuit Court No. L

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. Es2 Long vs.. Moore & Hill; verdict for
defendant Attorneys John Ridout-W. ]. Lambert.
No. 5SZ. United States White; motion for
Judgment granted; appeal noted: sIIperesdeas bond
Sl.OO. Atinrneys c. r Wilson-Pack. Hinton &
Pack.
No. 5lsa Nelson VS.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; time for settling and filing bill
Of exceptions and for fling transcript Of record
tended. Attorneys. Happier Merillat-J. ]. Dar-
hngton-
No. 1866 stickler vs. Pickford; verdict for de-
fendant Attorneys. p. B. Ray and Z X. Brad
dock-Maddo1 & Galley.
No. SDa United States cx rel. KohIhoss vs.
Richards ct al; bill of exceptions submitted At
torneys' Baker. Sheehy & Hogan and E Il. Bog
ley-E II. Thomas
Assignments for today-Motions:
No. l. Swami White. superintendent. Attnr-
ness Collins, Clarke & GaskinS-Adkins.
No = Barrus vs. Irby 81 al. AttorneyA Ridout-
Bride & Opisso.
No. ! Byles vs. Gaines Attorneys. stadden &
Hooyer-Adriaans & Gies-
No. 4. Harding McPherson- Attorneys. Rich
ardson & Merillat-RAlstou, Siddons & Richardson.
No. D American Surety Company W. Miller. At
torreys. McKenney h F1annery-Dzvs Laskes.
No. g. Tousey Va Postmaster General Attor-
neys Wolf and Happier & Merillat-Wilson.
No :. Beer United states Company. Attor-
neys Observation-Disclosures
No g Brice IS Curtis Attorneys, Collins 4
Hemans-Ccbb & Richardson
Circuit Court. No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No Essl Van Horn W liable; and
No. 55l6. Old Spring Disting Company "a
Colonial Wine Company: continued for term.
No 5zS5 Jaselli vs. Simmons: time 10 submit
bill Of exceptions extended. Attorneys, II. W.
wheatley-A, A.. Birey.
No. sSls5. Buchanan Sloan and Company;
time tn plead extended. Attorneys. y. T. Mitchell
and Edwin Forress-rucser. kenyon & Madar-
No an6 HindIs Va Donaldson; tina to sst.ie
In a Hnptions and fis tzanszipt sxtzdA A.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS,

t,uotationS furnished By ". B. Hihhs & Co, mem
bers of the New York Stock E1chanss, Hibbs Build
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Rr.zdl OWES her wealth in coffee to q monk who
planted tvo SEEDS IN monastery gardsn in Rio de
Janero IN ~, vhsn,s ths plants sgEead Throughout
d cumtx&
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

At the beginning Of business yesterday the condi
ton Of the United States Treasury
Working balance in Treasury o1cs.... 50 - $50 l9
In hanks and PhT1ine treasury 81 Is GIL "a
Total balance general fund g 3E 9s 10
Ordinary receipts. 959 O 81
Ordinary Disbursements 9I IA 81
The deficit Yesterday s. So g2ei; the surplus
this month 81 1906. this month last year s. 54l
il.s5. against deficit of 81. .jG S6aD At this
time last year.
debt transactions
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From pras.d pat uins nd ass hst,s hs.as
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Criminal Court No. 4.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. aS5. United StateJ John H. Fisher
libel: tral.
Assignment for to-day:
Motions, auIigSments. and sentennsA
Criminal Court No. z
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABACGH-
No. 5lsls BcughtOn w. Leg; judgment On yer
dict Attorneys Barnard & Johnsnn-T. l. Jeford
and ]. .. W. TcaIl.
No. j1l67. Mark vs.. Cohen; same AttTneyS Z
4 IOnes-M. d. ROSenbrr.-
No 5oSs Nichols vs. Gray ct al; same Auor
news J. G. De Putron-F. $. Key-Smith-
No. 5I7S. American Fidelity Company vs. HTsh
samc. Attnrrlcys, H. p. Blair and C. s HilEer-
/. Tobrirer and Marx Stearman-
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Bankruptcy Court.
JUSTICE STAFFURQ.
No 76. In re Edward Daniels; references to
referee 10 report objections
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District Con

District Court.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No sN In re widening Of Cedar street; hearing
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