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The Washington herald., 1911-06-23
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET

Baltimore. Juns z-FLoUR-'wint~ extra Ssa
2o do. clear. assaas5; do. straight, 2saA iof do,
patent, 4laseoi spring clear. ssoaA,H; d. sraisht
I.sca5.o5; do. patent, 5.o5as-so; City Nfu. best
patent. ks5: do. hlgh-bsade pstsntA 40; do.
high-Eads Straight. 40; do. choice family. Ali
do, sztra. 4sassos ne -four. medium to chosoA
Gg5asoo; corn meal. 100 ihe.. Lsoai.fo.
OATs-stock n elevator. 70.4lo bushels: ship
msnls frum elevators s7B bushela No. : whiks.
q. s.andzrd white. IA: No white. q.
RYE-stock IN eloret1rs Fla bushels; No. /
ssaIoe No. do, Nsse: No. near b.. e; bas
lota - to quality. s1Eoe.
HARIEY-stock Il elevators. f.sB hszshels; sksp-
mcnfs fror elevators LIS bzshe;s.
HAY-No. timothy. E00f No. z zsoazf50; No.
0.o0a1oo; choice cloFer mined. 1ooaS2oo; No,
mixed. u1zz2o; No, mixed .eoe0o9; No. l
ciorcr. n.ootu.1o; No. cioFsr. iaooAlaoos meadow
Sra1s and packing bay. H.ooalAt3; grade hay. -
% kind. quality snd condition- llooA1km
MIL rBED-sprfns bran 10 l0elb. ss1ka pcI
tcn, 1kooz1Ls1; Weston middllnss N 10Th rackA
~ ton &.ol3oo; a1u % vhtts niddlins1. IN
leHlb 1lcAe pr t1n 8.e1aAo; citT 1IiIls mid
dlinEk N i1ob s1cta p4 ton. &5oa11oos CITY
tIills lraa h loolR aeck2 pr t1n. &Eet155o
5IH4W-No ! straight re sszE. l.o14l1.11f No,
do, nollo.a; No. tangled rSe slraN, ss.1 ~
He N1sat st14. trExHe ~ - straw.
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The Washington herald., 1911-06-23
TAX RATE Is FIXED.
Montgomery County Rate VIII Be
d Cents This Year.
e. ~. Xv,sbg,r4c., u.-.1d

Montgomery County Rate VIII Be
d Cents This Year.
Special TO The Washington Herald
Rockville, Nd, June 22.-The county
commissioners have fixed the general
tax rate for Montgomery County
for the year beginning July l at
"a cents on each 500 worth of assess
able property in the county, and for a
number of the districts. because of special
road improvements, have fixed special
rates. as follows: Rockville, s6 cents
Wheaton, a6 cents; Colesville, 81 cents;
Bethesda, 9S cents; Potomac. $1.a.
The State tax rate this year is % cents,
or cents more than that OF last year,
which makes the net State and county
rate against the county this year $116, or
the same as last year. The taxable
basis of the county, however, as a re-
suit of the recent new assessment, Is now
about A.5O0,O00 more than formerly,
which means that the people OF the
county win this year have to pay about
$4,000 more In taxes than they did last
year-S25,OOO in county taxes and $4,000
in State taxes
The Washington herald., 1911-06-23
NEWSOF WALL STREET
Various Unfaporable Reports Tend to Depress
Prices-Crop Outlook Improved by
Rain in the Northwest.

New York, June 22.-There was more or
less news to-day in the morning newspa-
pers that from the point OF view Of spec
ulators to whom small decline in the
security market is a great thing was OF
"unfavorable" bearing. A vote was
taken in the United States Senate yester-
day in which a number of insurgents
and Democratic Senators so Joined as to
present supposed indications that there
would be a complete revision of the
tariff at the hands of Congress during
the present extra session.
A circuit court Of the United States
handed down a decision declaring that
the powder trust is an Illegal organiza-
ton and must be dissolved; and it ap-
peared to be the case that Federal
grand jury was investigating iron trans
actions regarding railway freight rates
on cement, which concerned cement
producing company in which the United
States Steel Corporation is largely inter
ested.
OF No Particular Importance.
It was perfectly true that no one Of
these matters when closely examined was
Of any particular Importance. The tangie
which has arisen In the United States
Senate over Canadian reciprocity and
tariff revision is not because a majority
OF the Senate insists on tariff revision.
but because large minority In the SEN
ate representing agricultural interests
Is opposed to the Canadian reciprocity
measure, and declares that It will not
allow this measure to become a law un-
less it is also accompanied with a gem
sraI tariff revision programme. To the
discerning eye yesterdays action in the
Senate portends more than anything else
the adjournment OF the Senate after a
more or less prolonged discussion, with
out any action whatever upon either tar
If revision or Canadian reciprocity.
Il is q matter of open knowledge that
the so-called powder trust has been
from It's inception particularly open to
attack under the Sherman law, and the
purpose and practices OF the organiza-
uon nave been quite generally consid-
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square H-Part Of original lot "a; John Finn ct
ux. to Chapin Brown and Henry q. BergnAnn,
trustees, 70 secure the orisntal Building Asso
Square lss-LOt 10: Blanche ". Taylor to Archt-
bald NJ. McLachlen and John A Massie, trus-
tees, 10 secure AdeIbert A. Potter and Anna /.
Potter. 81, 500. years. 8 pg cent, ssmi-snnually.
Square 9o-L0t %; Isabella Kicker to William +.
Columbus, trustee. to secure George d. Laleger,
Sllc. months per cent per annum.
Square ls5T-Lot IL; Alfred W. Cumminss to r. D.
Gordon and Robert Z. Heater trustees, TO
secure Fulton R. Gordon. s.Tla.2i. l to 90
months and years, per cent per annum-
Square 89o-LOt $50; Salte NJ. Carroll to James
Berry and William McK. Clayton, trustees. to
secure the PerpstDh Building As'ociAtion'
Square izs-Part Of lot 8; Robert H. McNein ct ux.
to George W. Link1ns and Georgo r. LAnkins.
trustees. to secure Violet A. Oagstt N'o@ )
years, per cent, substantially.
Square 2556-Lot ~; Leonard d. McGrew et ux- 70
William A. Hl1 and Rignald W. Beall trns-
tees, TO secure Thornton CaruA. so, TO %
months per cent per annum-
SQUARE 56s-Paft Of lot 5; James Edward Brooks et
W. to John B. LameT and John A. Hamilton.
trustees 70 secure the Washington Loan and
Trust Company. n.oOo yeans. per cent. semi-
Kssttng EstAts-Lot 100; John h. Lane et W. TO
John B, LArnsr and John A. Hamilton. trustees.
70 secure the Washington Loan and Trust Oom-
pany. a.ToO monthly pAymentA s Der cent per
souare ecs-Iot Is; Kah +. Brodt and Brodfs
Amusement Company to Harry N. Packard and
Joseph N. Saunders. trustees. to secure Joseph A.
Goth. $4,000. yean. Per cent. semiannualiy.
Mount PleaAnt--Lot 81: Elisabeth IL. HAssan to
Henry II. Bergmann and Charles schafer, trus-
tees 70 secure the Northern Liberty German
American Building Association. No. q 2,oo0
Square n55-Lot ISs; George w. Robinson ct NJ. to
Howard 8. Cot and Kfrk Holmes. trustees. ~
secure the Municipal Building Association. 500.
3 ysaxa, Q PER cent, semi-annually Same TO
ams. n.no to % monthA per cant par an
nurn-
euuars Ela-Loe g; william n Bucknsr e NJ. to
Howard s. 0ott and Kirk Holmes truutesa 70
secure the Municipal Building Company. H.o6a&
l. to 70 months, per cent per annum.
6oufh Grounds q Columbian Collfge-Lot 81; Jennis
y Rowland e vir TO Lewis L Thompson and
Charles W. Fafrfzx. trustees. 70 secure Mary
Swami Thompsou, S.oo, yeaN pr cent
ssmiannually.
Square lss-Lot lDs: Jams5 StrayG 70 Leonard W.
Groones and 5Lomas scInerine trustees. to
secure the Thomas SomerElle Company Neoo, .
years, ZEE cent semi-annnally.
SQUARE Hl-Part Of l0t Is: John W. Green e M.
to Richard n Pairo and Herbert A. Gll, lrusr
tseA 70 sscrs II. ". Psiro. year. pr cank
sami-annually.
SQUARE lse-Parts of original lots Is and 81 square
f75, iot = and part q lOs =; Washington
Helehta lot 10 bleck 8: Ccrnelfn1 ]. Culck
e ux 70 Georgp u Fleming and Edward 4
HnlVor, frustssa % ncnrB william a cfans.
0eo6. ; years pae cent, sefn tarnrafly.
colmhia HsiEhts-Lotl = and iS hlock ~ thn R,a-
The Washington herald., 1911-06-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Washington HeightS-Square 58 lot 20. undivided
Is interest; George G. Ccrnvell and Harry KinS
Curnwel TO Sarah ETeiin Conwen, SO.
Washinston Hsishts-PaEt u lA 20; sAEah Eve
lin Cornweu and Douglas V. CornWeu tr
Eleanor Seitz Boiling, 81, ,ss4.
iOs street n0thwcst-SquAre l9. lot 10; Adelbez'
o. Potter ct ux. 70 Blanche W. Taylor. so
Pickford place northeast between and @ streets
Square sl3. lot ls5; Blanche W. Taylor to Add
bert o. Potter ct uL. Annie L. SO
Ip4 and 1906 street nOrthwest-SQuArs 132 par
Of lot s. lot 50. and part Of lot 81; Grace A
X. Steele ct Yir to David n. Rust, II. so
Chevy Chase-squars ls57, lot IL; Thomas s. Mar
shall to Fulton r. Gordon, SO.
Chevy Chase-square 1851, lot Il; Fulton r. Gordor
ct ux. to Alfred W. Cummings, <.75e.4
Washington Heights-SQuare $50, lot a; B. Fen
wick Harvey et ". to Leonard D. McGrew, 10
Deanwood HGghts-L0t l6. block ID; Jabez Lee e
w. to L L b. Rosser, $50.
Ohichester-Sauare $50. sublots In and ID; w. Wal
ton Edwards ct ux. to William Sutton, 30
Ames place northeast between fourteenth and Fif
teenth strests-Square 1866 lot 90; BENJAMIN T.
Harris ct w to Ralph Q. Smith, SO.
Hampton Pa-k-Squars 5l6. lot l$: Municpa.
Realty Company unc9 to George W. RoOtnSOn
Hampton Park-squArs Sl7. lot 50; Howard s. Got
and Kirk Holmes, trustees 70 William n. Buck
ner. 500.
Washington Heights-Lot TO- block 8; Harriet z p
White to Cornelius J. Cusack. so.
Shadyside-Square s9IO lot 81; Henry P. Fshrnsy e
ux- to Albert W. FelkA, so.
Kenilworth-Lot 50, block 8; William B. svtndle'
ct ux. to Lawrence o. MAllsTy, so.
Trtnidad-Lot Al, block 5; William z. Richards e
ux, 70 NJ Elizabeth swindles So
Petworth-Lot g. block IS: Harry Wardman and
Thomas P. Bones Coint tenants1, 70 Robert H
Reineck, SO
In Riggs place northwest-Square IS, lot log
Charles P Stone and Charles ". FsiTfAx
trustees, to James StrAyer. 500.
Gizor-Part Of lot 4 and s.; Charles L. Robinson
and jackson H. Ralst0n, trustees. 70 John b
Morrey, 81, 800.
lIo6 Vermont avenue nDrthwest-Square IA, lo'
20 and part Of lot n; Annie Augusta Gait Fen
dali TO Sarah z Dodge. so.
University Park-Loe B block S; William 2
Mcfeynolds ct ux- to Annie A. G. Fendall, so
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LOCAL PRICES CURRENT.

Quotations given below for large iOts Jobbers'
prices are higher:
CHEESE-New York, new, 13a1l per pound ;
hat Is per pound; dairy lsalSh per pound.
LIVE POULTRY-Hens, Hlka15 per pos1nd:
chickens, large. Ba2i per pound; small. 3 per
pound; roosters per pound: geese, plueked, sa
Is r,er pound: unplucked, ioal2 per pound: ducap.
ia per pound; heats. "A per' pound
FRUITS-Chefries. ealzh per bon; strawberries
sai5 Der bon; blackberies. sa13H per box; buckle.
berries, sal2h per bon; oranges: California. aSa
fruit 30s651 psr box; hpples par barrel, sooa
ase; per boz. 2oOs225; lemons 6ooa61 per box.
GREEN GOODS-Potatoes. sack, 23a275; new.
0eorTia. L5Oa5.Oo Per barrel; Florida, L75ak4 per
barrel; North carolina cucumbers. L75a2S per
baskst; tomatoes fancy Florida Loos275 per czate
squash Lohl0 per box celery. 76alo per dozen
bunches; eggplant. Loa2oo per crate; Florida,
aooa2So per barrel: asparagus. No. /. 2ooa4oo per
dozen; No 2 75al-o0 per dozen: rhubarb, Looa
400 Per 100 bunches beets. 3ooa4oo per 100 bunches;
tnrnips aaAo per dozen punches
LIVE 6TOCK-CalVes. prime, per pound
medium. YBsas per pound; common, 5as per pound
hoRs 6s5a650 per hundreds spring lambs, ea7 per
pound; old sheep 3ooA4oo pr hundred.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-23
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library Of Congress-Open Q a. m. to 10 .. m on
secular days; from p N. to 10 ,. m. on Sundays
and on certain holidays. During July, August, and
September. closes p m. Saturday.
Public Hhrary-open Q a. m. to . .. m /: holidays
q. m to D. m; sundays to p N.
White House-Open 10 q. m. TO . p N
United States CAuitol-open q. N. to 40 D. N.
CorcUran Gallery Of Art-open tfreel Tuesday,
Thursday, Saturday, 80 .. m. to p. NJ: Sunday,
% to Al Other days. 5 cents admission.
STATE. War. and Navy DerArtments-open .. m.
to 2,p N. CThs original Defamation Of Independ-
sncs il in the library at the State Departmnt)
United States Patent odSce-open .. N. to
United States Pension Bureau-open q. m. to
United States Post-o6nce-opsn q. N. to 2 p N.
Washington City Post-oaace-open all hours. CThs
dead-letter once Il In the city post-ofHce),
National Botanic Garden-open a. m. to p. N.
Fish Commission-open q m. to 80 p. N.
Army Medical Museum-opsa q. m. to 40 D. N.
National Museum-cpsn . = m TO 40 p N On.
eluding hoidaysl.
BursHu Of Engraving and Prntns-open a n.
wAshinston Monument ls5e4 feet IN heisht,-opsn
ESQ q. N. to 40 p N. (EleTator runs frun a. N.
Bursaa os American RspuDue.-open q. n. to !
p m
Danghten O the American hsfoluuon buHdns-
Os1a Smithsonian InstitStion-op.n a N. to Ia p
N (ineudink holidaysl.
Natisnal Trimming School
Government Printing ochce-Open 10 q. N. 70
D N.
Navy Yard-Open q. N. to $50 p m.
eoufhworth CCttage Soth and Prospect ava
KEY Manaon-Hms Of Francis Scott Key. Authu
Of THE Star spangIed Banner" s5s u Ktresk
northwest-Open daily, except Sunday. q. n. 70
$50 D. n. Admission fres.
IN THE SUBURBS.
Ariingtcu National Cemetsry.
Chevy Chass and Kensington.
ZooiogicAl PARK topen all dayl.
Rock creek Bddgs and PArk.
Mount vernon THE home and tomb Of Washi1p
tcnl-0ben II .. N. 10 p n.
Naval ohsss,asory- Open = n. 70 p N
Mount oiiFct cemstsy.
ANNAPoLIa
Onitsd states Narai Aodemx
Maryland slkts HousA,
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore, June -EGGs-aiaryland. Psnnri
vAnia, and nearby frsts, los on I6sk; Eastern
Shore MARYLAND. and Virginia 1osssof, i6k: West
EN- nFs,A. ohio. los on l6H West Virginia frsts
lsas: Southern. North Carolina, ioa Oh. 15tais
guinea, pE doz., 7zzae
LIVE PCELTRY-sprng chEckrns ~ n ana
over. pr h. q d., lh. to IL Ia. =; de-.
ID and under. q Old hena heavy, pr fbs. ifs5|
de- small 70 medium pe NJ 1f,fs Old r0oslelu. d,
do. young Mnscoyy ard mcnsfcl pr Is. Il, do
puddle. isrs1. pr h, II sprine dncts 5 ihr. and
oF~. pr ID. u; pigeu1a Cd pef Dslf, s: Dc.
young, PEI pair. =; gainna fowl. old. each. =
cho.cs p4 h. z2a13i 90. good. ~ lb, 311, d.
iniiallon. II. lad; do. print ~ pcund Ds8l
do. blocka 11z; ladle n, Ilulsi Marland end
-. u, West f'r1iuie toi|8 pr lb. q: store.
T1rEed par H. Is. 1lrtlaud FnEiuIa and Penn,
s,i7.nla cuflT prinla ~ h. a. 1EoctN butter. H.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-23

cred indefensibls. There has practically
been no notion at all that the company
would escape condemnation by the courts.
The trouble over the cement business
referred to is of long standing. and was
investigated months since by the Inter
state Commerce Compission without any
material result There is no probability
whatever that the Uaited States Steel
Corporation or any concern over whose
management II has authority has been
engaged in the giving Of or procuring
of railway rebates.
Nevertheless, all these developments to-
day coming upon a amarket state Of af-
fairs In which the incentive Of further
buying was lacking, and which was al
ready depressed to some extent by crop
scares, naturally enough caused a further
of good observers that the selling Of
stocks to-day was almost entirely OF pro-
fessional origin. When the drive at the
market ceased shortly after noon the
decline ceased also and there was no re-
currence of dribbling liquidation.
Subjected to Strain.
The market, in other words, gave what
must be held to be a very good account
of itself in view of the strain to which
It was subjected. and perhaps this might
have been because Of two helpful factors
In the immediate speculative situation,
one the better news regarding the crops
and the other distinct signs Of improve
ment in the iron and steel industry.
Overnight and this morning more good
rains were reported In many scattered
portions Of the South, and II Is now ap-
parent that the drought over the cotton
belt has been practically broken even il
more rain would still. doubtless, be of
benefit in certain districts. Wheat prices,
therefor. were heavy throughout the day.
From the West came news Of heavy
rains in Manitoba and the Canadian
Northwest with some indications that
they might extend down into North and
South Dakota. Rains were, indeed, re-
ported from the northern and north
western parts OF North Dakota All this
somewhat abated the enthusiasm of
spectators for the advance in the wheat
options and resulted In e good deal OF
profit taking by these operators.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-23
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, June 2-There Is practically nothing
doing In the timsmoney market Rates are un-
changed, with the same easy tendency, owing 70
the limited demand.
Rates are rs pr cent for sixty days, 2kazz fos
ninety days, 2ta3 per cent for four months, sas1i
per cant for i've and six months. and S1iaSx per
osnt for over the year.
Commercial paper is unchanged at 31sasz p1
cent for she best names
Money ca call at the stock exchange to-day opened
at rs per cent; highest "a; lowest ~; closing at
"a psr cent Most Of the loans were made ct az
per cent
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ", ,. Hibbs 4 Co. mem
New Yorss. June 2-Ths cotton market broke
again rather sharply az the opening to-day. An
al the sdyancs IN the new crop m0rths made
sinca the June government report issued was
lost and whilo some good buying took placs at the
orenfne the tone q the market vas not parfica-
larry strong during the session which followed,
favorabis IN the matter q tsmperatures There
,-.-e feV maximum records to-day Of over 100 de-
eree- and lower temperatures ruled over most q the
csffes, belt Further good rains were reporaad for
the rslley States and over parts q Georgia and tne
carollnas but the rainfall for the drolghtamicted
dlstricfs q TezAa vas unimportant and q no real
..l.a "a tha crou.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New York. June z.-In the live stock market
to-day bssres were nominal; feeling weak. Dressed
beef slow At saioc Calves steady; Feals s0Osso 90;
culs, 5.0oa5.5o; Indiana calves A25a4.50; dressed
calves steady; city dressed llal4c; country dressed
calves salsc. Sheep yery dun and three ears IN
al sold Sheep 20oa200; culis LOO; lambs eooaf eo
Dressed mutton slow. 5e7lsc dressed lambs steady,
iIalEisc Hogs firm 70 higher; heavy to Light quoted
At 6fOa6R
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MISS CoNGER rs A LAWYER.
Admitted TO Practice in the District
of COlumbia.

Miss Olive Conger. an employe in the
customs division of the Treasury Depart
ment, yesterday was admitted to prac-
tice before the Supreme Court Of the
District
Miss Conger, who is one Of the sue
cessfuI contestants at the recent bar
examination, was admitted earlier than
her colleages, as she wishes to leave
Washington for Los Angeles. CAL,
shortly. She was graduated from the
Washington College Of Law IN May and
won a number OF prizes. She Is a
cousin to Edwin Conger, former United
States Minister to China, and OF former
Senator Conger, of Michigan.
BENJAMIN l. Jacobs, who 10 soon to
leave for Panama, and James A G.
Palmer also were admitted to practice
law in the District
The Washington herald., 1911-06-23
CLEVELAND MEN COMING.
Builders Exchange Members
Spend Two Days Here.


Spend Two Days Here.
Cleveland BuilderS Exchange MEM
bers, accompanied by ladies. will reach
Washington on their annual outing vaca-
ton on Wednesday next and will spend
two days in the city. The party will
number I5o persons and will be the guests
of the Washington Builders Exchange
Headquarters will be established at
Congress Hall. Members Of the enter
tainment committee OF the Washington
Builders Exchange will look after the
for the two days. and among
other things the visitors Will make an
excursion to Mount Vernon.
The party will break up into small
groups, and In this way will see all that
is of interest in Washington. A banquet
also is planned, and every EFFORT will be
made by the local body to mako the visi-
tors stay here as pleasant as possible.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-23
CHICAGO GRAIN.

ouotations furnishsd b. W. b HIbbs q Co,
members Of the Chicago Stock Ezchanse, aibbs
Building.
CHICAGO June Zl-wheat unsteady and weak
July 90; September e0h December, s3h
Com was lower on heavy pronttaking. July. 67N
a571; September, 5eA; December, Ssxa5Sx
Oats were moderately strong and closed With
Decemba, 81
The Washington herald., 1911-06-23
LonIsinnn Arenue Sale.

The four-story buildings 4s2 and ass
Louisiana avenue northwest have been
sold to the George F. Miller Company.
of Baltimore. and will be remodeled for
business purposes. The lot is S. feet by
l25 feet. A new building for the site is
being planned by B. Stanley Simmons,
and is des gned for the conduct Of the
building material business, in which the
Miller company Is engaged.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-23
CHURCH GIVES AN OUTING.
/. Patrfclx's Congregation Makes
Trfp to Marshall Hall.

A liberal representation of the congre-
CATION OF st. Pstrick's Church sailed
down the river yesterday on the steamer
Manchester to Marshall Hall. Mgr. Rus
sell and his three assistants. Fathers
Smyth, McGuigan, and Carroll, also took
the trip. There were foot races. sack
races, and other games In which boys and
girls took part More than 100 orphans
Of st. Joseph's Asylum accompanied the
excursion.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-23
Equity Suits.

No 9es1 Edgar A. Coleman vs. Charles Woo
ct al; substitute trustee Attorney, W. @. Gle
phanA.
! No. 3oo54. Anna g. Ashley ct al ~ Henry n
Dster, adminiszatH; substitute trustee Attorney
@ E Emig.
No Nof5 Mary J. Blanford ct al vk Washington
Loan and Trust Company ct al; 70 construs vii
and sail property. Attorney. L. ]. MRth0.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-23
Bnnk piridend DecIared.

The Merchants and Mechanics Savings
Bank declared a dividend of S1k per cent
for the half year. This in an increase
of l per cent in the dividend, and ac-
counts for the increase in the price of
the stock of the institution lately from
lG5 to 17O. An increase of more than
$4,000 in the deposits Of the bank is also
announced.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-23
BANKRUPTCY Court.
JUSTICE STAFFORD,

JUbIIDE SIAFbUHU.
No. 733 In 70 Edgar Baum; discharge ordered.
No. T2 In 70 Morris Waskow; same.
No 70 In re James e. McCholsn; diDchArgt
ordered Ind trIStes ordsred paid.
No. %. In re Macon NJ ColemanI bearing oC
dischaEHa hIed for Angus. q
The Washington herald., 1911-06-23
Lawsuits.

No 6TZI. Benjamin I. FarbinAn W Baltimor'
and Ohio Railroad Company; damages. 500. At
toTnsys, Tepper & GuSack.
No 5722 Louis L. Smoot Martin F. Nc
Namara; csrt1oEah Defendant's attorney. NJ d.
Sullivan
No 5STZ3. William G. Bedford ~ District d
Columbia; damages 1000. Attorney. J. W. LAtt
meR.
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PubIic Utilities.

Ten shares of Capital Traction sold at
l27 1-2; fifty shares of Washington Gas
brought IS 1-2, with 100 sold at the same
figure after call, and Washington Rail-
way and Electric preferred brought its
old figure Of 49,
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large Tract Sold.

H L. Thornton, real estate dealer, has
sold a tract of about four acres between
Takoma Park and Brightwood avenue
to Henry. c. Moser and Thaddeus M.
FELTON, for subdivision purposes.
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Dfntrfct Court,

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No eA. In 70 extension Of PARK place; exceptions
0verrlled; verdict confirmed; appeal noted
No. s2 United States Buffalo LAthiA Spring.
Water; demurrer sustained
No. So. In 70 widening Of sherman GYsuns; COO
ttnusd
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FINANCE AND REALTY

Washington Stock Exchange list was
a small one after the transactions were
all summed up yesterday. 1t may have
been the lethargy of midsummer that
prevailed, but, whatever. the cause, the
days proceedings were little better than
formal
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Circuit Court NO. L.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLAABAUGH-
No 6Bs2 United States, TO use Watterston. N
Smith; defendants time 10 plead extended Attor-
neys Nathaniel Wilson, q R Wilson. and P. z
LeSh.
No. 5S6sa. United States to use MAchAuer, n.
Same; same. Attorneys same.
No 1854 United States. TO use ot wattGston,
". Same; ame. Attorneys. samA.
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Trnenetfer sfocIr.

Lanston sold at e5 to the extent Of
twenty shares, and MergenthaIer main
tanned its price of 225 for four shares.
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Rnnk offIciaI Re.tgns.

]. Selwin TAFT, for some time con-
nected with the United States Trust
Company, has resigned, an1 his reslgaa-
ton has been accepted.