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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-05-19

Are You fine man who bas =
good farm. am SIZE. p .ar g,of
school and in good Immunity,
that YOU will sell at the right
price. We would like to tell our
waiting buyers about it. Why
not write us full particulars to-
day
0albreath Brothers,
81 Madison Ave-,
Memphis, Tenn.
$40 1t.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-05-19

Have you tried our immediate
delivery. Its Right NOW.
SCOTT s FOUNTAIN
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-05-19

Mr.. Edd Young gave an en-
Joyable boating party Sunday,
afternoon to Misses Christine
Rogers. Mary Lou Maynard, Cleo
Mcdonald and Messrs Hamilton
GranlOf and Ware.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-05-19

Money to Loan
On farm lands, at per cent, and
IN easy terms. Apply to w. H.
CLIFTON, Aberdeen. Miss.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-05-19
Money to Loan
On real estate, at s per cent.
and on easy terms.
Apply to-
D. w. Houston,
Attorney. Aberdeen, Mis-

Attorney. Aberdeen, Miss
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-05-19

Mr.. Neil McCaskill. returned
from McCOmb City Monday.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-13
WALL STREET NEWS
Volume of Trading Continues
to Decline.
UNUSUAL RECORD YESTERDAY
Commission Houses Cutting Down
EIpenses-PennsyIva a Heavy
Movement in Prices Barely Per-
ceptfble-Easter Holiday Expected.

New York, April 12-Once more to-day
the most absorbing topic of conversation
in Wall street was the small amount of
business done. Talk on this subject. how
ever, has come to be rather painful and
is now involving the question of an en-
forced reduction of expenses by commits
sion houses on a greater scale than any
that has taken place in the past decade
Rurnor places at an extraordinarily high
figure the number of uptown offices of
commission firms that will be closed on
May l next and private wire contracts
are being Cancelled and economies of like
nature introduced in widespread fashion.
No doubt to-day the fact that expectation
was universal that the stock exchange
would take a three-day holiday over Good
Friday contributed in no small degree to
the extraordinary dullness of the market
just it did on December . last. when
transactions in stocks fell to 112.O00 shares
on the eve of a three-day adjournment
over Christmas. On the former occasion,
however, previous dullness in the market
. had been in no way so prolonged as al
present. To-day's record of 1G9,iOO shares
was the smallest since July 3, 1908, when
inertia in the market was at its utmost.
Buying by Room Traders.
AS far as prices were concerned, the
barely perceptible movement in them was
at first slightly downward, and then in
the reverse direction. The close was in
general at a slight recovery, and this was
the first time in the last six business
days in which quotations for the stand
ard railway shares have left off at an ad-
vance. There was no illusion on any ones
part that the upturn in the market, if
it was worthy of that name, was due to
any other circumstance than the buying
in of an insignificant amount of stocks
by room traders who had previously been
short of the market upon the idea that
more liquidation would take place this
week than actually occurred.
The stock market was helped to-day by
the fact that Missouri Pacific stock
which has been the weakest quarter OF
the list in the past week, was distinct
ly strong: and this phenomenon was ac-
companied by stories to the effect that
Of Missouri P,Ci.." had been completed
and was no !"n2," in any way over
hanging" the market. Conversely. Penn
sylvania Railroad sharss were as dis
tinctly heavy as Missouri Pacific was
firm: Sterling exchange rates were
steady and cotton and wheat prices ir-
regular. The tendency in all transactions
in the money market proper was toward
a shading of rates. Money for ninetE
days use was offered at 23-4 per cent.
as against 3 per cent at the beginning
of the week
The Washington herald., 1911-04-13

Present The Chief Justice Mr. Justice Harlan.
Mr.. Justice Mckenna. Mr.. Justice Holmes Mr..
Justice DAY. Mr.. Justice Lurton, Mr.. Justice
Hughes, Mr.. Justice Van DeVanter, and Mr.. Justice
Lama.
Seth Mann. Of San Francisco CAL: Harry T.
Weeks. q Long Island City. y. Y. and W. W.
Allen. Of San Francisco, Cal, admitted to
practice.
No. Ia Sarah o. Dcvuu. plaintiff in error VI Gin
cinnan. CosIngtNn and Erlanger Railway Company.
Death Of Sarah q. Deyou suggested and APPEAR
ance of William L. Dcvou. eaecutor S the last
will and testament Of Sarah o. Devou. deceased. as
on motion Of Mr.. Herbert Jackson for the plaintiff
IN erro'.
No. IT, J. y. Bean ct al. petitioners. W. A.
Morris and T. y. Howell. Leave granted To with
draw APPEARANCES Of Andrew Wilson and Noel W.
Barksdale counsel for respondents. motion Of
Mr. Andrew Wilson in that behalf.
No. lS2 J. y. Bean ct al. petitioners. vs.. ". A
Morris and T. y. Howell Argument continued by
Mr. T. ]. Walsh for the petitioners by Mr.. William
VI. Ellison for the respondent. Howell. and con-
cluded hy Mr. Thomas J. Walsh for the petitioners
No. lZl William r. Devon. executor Of the last
will and testament Of Sarah .. Devon plaintiff in
error. Circinnati. Coyington and Eriangsr Rail
way Company. Argument commenced By Mr.. Her
bert Jackson for the plaintiff in eTur. The court
declined TO rear further argument.
No. ia The United States. plaintiff in error.
William B. Hammers- Argument commenced by
Mr.. Ernest Knacbcl for the plaintiff in error and
continued py Mr. L. II. Valentine for the defendant
in crroC.
Adjourned until tomorrow at Il o'clock.
The day call for Thursday. April l3 will be
follows: Ms. 5i. to. 100. -. 3. &c land S), l2i
III and 3D.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-13

Anaonstia-SGuare ss6 lot a5; Betsey Moses tn
Adolph \. Rothschild, $40.
lbs Rhode Island avenue and nf 1870 Rhode
Island avenue nurthwest-SQuare ls2. lots = u
%. Il and q; Massachusetts avenue northwest
between and T streets square sIs. lots Is and
Il. 2s6 Massachusetts, avenue; Alice Pike Barney
to Natalie {. Barney and Laura A. Clifford
Barney. 500 Subject to life estate in the
gTantnrl
ls5 and 1874 Rhode Island avenue northEes,-Squar,
ls. lots = and %; Alice Pike Barney to Natalie
&. Barney and Laura A. Clifford Barney, SO
(subJet n life estate in the grantorj.
Lyons Mil Sea:-l0t II and part Of lot rs block 8;
Alice Pike Barney To Natalie c. Barrey and
Laura A Clifford Barney SO tsubject to a life
estate in the srantOrI.
Rhode Island avenue northwest. between Sixteenth
and Seventeenth strrrts-Squsrr ls. parts of
lots 3. 3. e and 49, Aice Pike Barney To
Natalie G Barney and Laura A. Clifford Bar
ney $40 tslbiect to life interest in the rantor,.
Petworth-Square a5l3. lots a. Is. s.. and Is; Clar
ence b. Rheem and Alexander T. Hensey t1s-
tees. to Luther A. Svar1ll. Sl560
Washington Highands-Lots I. 5. s. and Z; block s:
Joseph r. CARPENTER ct uI. to Clara L. CsrIen-
ter, SO.
Mount PIeasant-Lot III; Mary Best to Richard L.
CozzZns. SO.
Rear Of y street southeast between Ffrz and Sec
ond s;rvcts-Square IA. lots l3s no. and III: Ed
mond C. CartzeDdafner to John ]. Could s1d.
Eighth street northeast between T. and streets
Square 9l4 lot T.: Herman K. Howenstein ct ux
to Frank T. Henning. 4.sn.
Thirteenth and streets sutheast-Squsre lG57. lot
mer. SO.
Il06 street snutheast-Square sss. part of lets 4
ard 5: Laura Mckenney to Charles K. McKen-
ney. s.
Seventh street and Florida avenue northwcs,-SIuare
4l6. lot 4; Catharine Hessler to Charles q.
Nauck. SO.
Hillbrook-Square 5G6 lots J. T. s. ard 6; Meyer
Hahn to Adoph A. Rothschild, SO
GAG Callan street northeast-Square So lot ls4 !;
Annie Marsh (sole estate) to Annie A.
Micke, SO
Stott's Park-Squares $40. 51I. 57l3. 13s. 13 14s
SOS. and 500; District Concrete Company, L.
olrpnrated to Capitol Brick Company. incorpo-
rated, SO.
Chillium Castle Manor-Part Containing a35ss
acres; Albert S. Hicks to the Capitol Brick
Company. Incorporated. so.
Da1 street nowthwest-Sluare 81 lot 46; Will
iah Tayloe Snyder. substituted trustee, to Mary
Blake Cooke Britt, 81.
Ellaston TeTace-Lots and s. block 4; Nina
Thomas Alexander to Frank P. Bassett SO
Washington Heights-Iots 56. block ); Edward J.
Steilwagen and Thomas NJ. Gale, trustees, to
Henry r. Williams. S,7621.
DobtJns' Addition-Square 35O. lot Is: Charles A.
Peters ct ux- to Mary B. Pntchett. $40.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Lot 42. block
l3: Francis A. Blundon ct u1- to Car, Schafer,
SO.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-13
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago April l2-The wheat market opened
steady to a shade easier. due to favorable weather
over the entire wheat belt The May future was
again made the feature and further covering
by timd shorts and light offerings pices for that
delivery advanced sharply. Temporarily the action
of May wheat may he the pice maker. Receipts
TO-DAY. . cars with B estimated for tomorrow.
\ fractional advance in cprn early in the session
due further short covering and the strength in
wheat not sustained. The selling vas largely
nv leading lorcs in the Of liquidation. Offer
tnSS from the country were the increase while
both the cXport and Eastern demand showed no
betterment Receipts to-day. % cars with Is esti-
mated for tomorrow.
Prons in oats ruled finn in sympathy with other
grains. Shorts and cash hnqTSe< the early
buyers. ard increased offerings noted on the
advance. The market eased toward the close Re
ccipts to-day. 1T cars. with ls2 estimated for to-
morrow.
A fairly Fheral volume Of provision btyinc'
hy rackinG interests ard led b. large Western
packer gaze substantial uPturn u provisions. and
the market closed steady. retaining most of the
N
The Washington herald., 1911-04-13
General Business ImprOyinr

New York. April I'm the world of
trade the condition Of the typewriter in
dustry has an important business sig
nifcance because the sales of these ma
chine are peculiarly dependent upon gen
eral business prosperity
The Remington record of sales for the
first quarter of 1911 indicates clearly an
activity of general business that is most
gratifying. The figures show a gain of
not only $ IL per cent over the same
quarter Of last year, but also a gain for
March of u per cent over any previous
month in the history of this business,
which means that more typewrtters are
being sold to-day than ever before
The Washington herald., 1911-04-13
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. April R-BUTTER-Creamry. fancy
per h.. 2lsas3: do. choice, 1ae2; do. good, 1sa0;
do, imitation, lsa0; do, print, ZaG; do blocks,
gaB; do, held 16aao; ladle. l6ars: Maryland and
Pennsylvania rolls. l3al4; Ohio rolls. laI3; West
Virginia rolls l2aI3; storeraked II; Maryland Viz
ginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints I3al4; process
butter. 1sai9
EGGS-Marylard. Pennsylvania and nearby fry.s
per doz, 1871; do. Eastern lsla; Western frzts
lsS; do, Southern frsts l5isal6: do West yirgir:
frsts 1914 guinea eggs. sas; duck esgs. near By -
do, Southern. %; goose eggs. 80.
LIVE POULTaY-Chicxens, young Schoice. Per
h.. lsaao: spring chickens per ID. 35a4o; old bens
heavy, H.. l6i4; do old, small to medium Ih
l6is; old roosters, per h., 10; winter chickens Z
lbs and under, 3; ducks, young white Pekins.
fat, per h., lsals; do, young Muscovy and mon
grel. per H., l5als; do, puddle. large lb.. l6aI7
pigeons, old. pair. 30; do, young. per pair. 30;
guinea fowl. young. ~ lbs and over, each i0a45
The Washington herald., 1911-04-13
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By VI. B. Hibes & Co. mem
bers of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs Build
ing.
New York. April l2-Lover contract prices ruled
IN the cotton market to-day. There was little
change in sentiment and influences continue to
favor the bull position in statistics and foreign
trade. but are calculated to restrict public speua-
tive support to the markt when crop reports and
cotton goods business in America are under con-
sidsration- The effect Of the recent heavy selling
and realizing was noticed in the markex today
There appears to be large short interest vet
uncovered and the buying powe- came mostly from
this direction during the trading. On the Other
hand the bulls gave the market no special support
and prices sasEed easily from all advances until the
late afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-13
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York April IA little business in four
hre and six months is being transacted in the
time money market at per cent but otherwise
the market is very dull Over the year funds stin
remain at per cent. and nothing is being done
under that rates Rates are 2iza2 per for sixty
days S&a3 per cent for ninety days 3aSi4 per cent
for four. five. and six months, and 5za4 per cent
for the year.
Money call opened at ~ per cent: highest
n; lowest 2; closing at 2 per cent Most Of the
days loans were made at "a per cent
CnmmnEl paper market has become more mar
row. but rztss remain at 5za5E per cent for the
best NAMES London discount, 2 GIG per cent, up
1-l6 per ont- Paris discounts n per cent un-
changed Berlin discounts. 2s per cent. unchanged.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-13
United States Commerce Court.

Present: Presiding Judge Knapp. and Associate
Judges Archibald. Hunt. Garland, and Mack.
Robert Scott Hume. Of Virginia: Abraham Tulin,
Of New York. and Samuel II. West, of Missouri.
admitted 10 practice.
No. 9. Trocter & Gamble Company ~ The
United States ct al. This involves the jIrisic
tion Of the Commerce Court to set aside order
Of the Interstate Commerce Commission dsmising a
complaint before the commission
No. Is. Russe & Burgess ct al. vs. Interstate
Commerce Commission ct al and
No l9. J. W. Thompson Lumber Company ct al
vs. Interstate Commerce Commission: lumber rate
cases II agreed that these cases should be
heard with No g. Mr.. Esterline concluded his argu-
ment behalf Of the United States, Mr.. Percy con-
cluded for the petitioners
At p. m court adjourned until 1870 Thursday
morning.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-13
Awarded Damages for Injury.

A verdict for 500 in favor of Harry
Kanns against F. P. Nash, for injuries
suffered to one of Kanns' eyes. was re-
turned yesterday by, a jury in Justice
Anderson's court. Kanns was struck by
a piece of steel which was being cut by
a helper at the direction OF Mr.. Nash,
who had no connection with the estab-
lishment
The Washington herald., 1911-04-13
DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, April II, I011J

pany ct al. Attorneys, Cuttings Chamberlin anf
Kilgour-Dariington-
| No. II. Harper vs. District Of Columbia ct al
Attorneys, Archie & Smith-Thomas & Richardson.
No. 81 Prather ct al. vs.. Washington Lean and
Tr7rss Company. AttoneJE. Gies-Darr, Peyser
Taylor.
No. ae Brown vs. Dorernns Machine COMPANY et
al Attorneys, Thurston & Wheatley-Worthington
No. al. Strickler Capital Traction Company
Atiorneys. Ridout-Perry & Son and Dunlop.
No. .. MOriarity. administrator. vs.. Washington
Gaslight Company. Attorneys, Montague & No
| riarity-Minor & GoldS51rrugh.
No. 2e. Esher Henley Stone Company. At
torneys. Forrest-Gittings Chambsrlin,
No. N. Masters ". Washington Herald Com
pnny. Attorneys. Gies Lanbert-Berry & Minor
Circuit Court. No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. 0i2 Duke W. Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Attorneys. W. J. Lambert and R. II. Yeatman-
Hamilton. Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton.
! No $50. Clements rs. Model Laundry Company
| same: Attornsys. ]. Med. Darlington and Hay
den Johnson-R. X. Perry & Spn-
No. 5sg4 Vermillion vs. Baltimore and Ohic
Railroad Conpany: on trial. Attorneys. NJ. J.
Fulton. Leckie. Fulton & Cox-Hamilton. Colbert
Yerkes & Hamilton.
No 5l4G. SeTlman vs. Potomac Insurance Com,
pany: time ID file transcript extended. Attorneys
W. J. Lambert and r. H. Yeatman-Maddox &
Galley.
Assignments for to-day:
No. IN Warren Reichart- Attorneys. Birney
Wooiard-Tobriner.
No. 4GS. Carter Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. Walton & Robeson-Perry & Son and
Dunlop.
No. 400. Carter vs. Same Attorneys. same.
No. 40S Green vs. Luchs. Attorneys Ridout-
Abrams
No. go. Duncan Washington Gaslight Com
psny. Attorneys Mcneil & McNeill-Beuy &
Minor ard McKenney & F1annery.
No. 81 Wegand SpitZ- Attorneys, Behrend-
Van Dyke.
No. 52 Brockson v. Anacostia and Potomac
Railway Company. Attorneys. Gittinss & Cham
berlin-Darn- -ton
No. 3s. Jones ct al w. District Of Columbia.
Attorneys. Richardson & Pcari-Thomas.
No. 6i3. Donaldson Empire. State Surety Com
parry. Attorneys Ellis & DoDaldsOn-Easby-Sm Smith
No. 40 Durand Washington Post Company.
Attorneys, Tucker. Kenyon & Madariand-w. ].
Lambert
The Washington herald., 1911-04-13
REAL ESTATE LOANS
Made at Lowest Rates of Interest.
". q. WALKER, 729 18th St. NV.

merich. treasurer ct al. substitute trustee. At
torney J. 4. MaedeI.
No. D1l0. In National Sick ard Accident In
aTrance Company; change name. Attorney. J. z.
Padge1t
No onl Susie NJ. Forest Ts. Albert +. Forrest;
divurce Attorney. ". A. Coombe
The Washington herald., 1911-04-13
WASHINGTON STOCK aARKEr,

salss-Regulsr cal, 10 O'Clock noon:
Potomac Electric cpuS s.. S,m At 9A
lHk
Washington Cas- Is at s1h. at s1h. 8 at SIX,
g at SIN, Is at sls, 8 At SIX. Is at slx 5 At
s1%. 5 at slA. 8 at s1b. S At s1A, at SIX, at
g. Is at 2, g at g.
Washington Virginia Railway COM. 8 at 8, q st
8, 5 at 3S. Is at s., % at A
Washington Virginia Railway pfd., 10 1t s7h S
at S.
United Stairs Trust, 20 at LIE.
After czll-Capital Traction. ! at f6h
Following are the bid and asked prfco posted
1t yesterdays meeting Of the Washington stocA
Exchange:
GAS BONDa
The Washington herald., 1911-04-13
At the beginning CT business yesterday the CO.

At the beginning Ct business yesterday the coodi
tior Of the United States T:casu5 vas:
Working balance in Treasury Offices .S6 81 9T 90
Total balance in general fund ...... Sc l79 Ais 20
Ordinary reC-aips rs e4
Ordinary disbursements IES774 %
The surplus yesterday s69.SlS deficit this
month g ti5 Us: this month last year. S52 t2:
date this fiscal year S5-2!6o. against deficit of
SIC 02.7G2 this time last year.
ThcSe figures exclude Panama Canal and public
ieit transaction.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-13
The Safest Investments
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.

A dividend OF Two Dollars per share
will be paid on Saturday, April 18th, 1911.
to stockholders of record at the close of
business on Friday, March 31st. 1911.
VIM. r DRIVER, Treasurer.
mh23 3OapSl3
The Washington herald., 1911-04-13

The noiseless bowling alley is a novelty, French
man having invented one that avoids the chatter and
clash of falling pins
The Washington herald., 1911-04-13
Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of Mary E Warder petition for letters tes
tamentary. Attorney. f. B. Hazard
Estate Of Edward Hawes; order for commission.
Estate Of Charlotte Pudiger; order Of sale.
Estate Of Stephen s. Ford; letters Of adninistra,
ton granted to Maggie F. W. woolfalk; bond
Sl.0D. Attorney, W. C. Martin
In re Anna Cfeary ct al; order for allowance.
Attorney, ]. B. Horigzn.
Estate Of Robert W. Talbot letters testamentary
granted to Mary II. Talbot; bond. 500 Attorneys.
Gull & Gull.
Estate Of Teresa Arnold; letters Of administration
c. I. 4 granted to Arthur Ecklof; bond 500 At
tcrpcy G. II. Lamar.
Estate Of Kate s. Jennings: letters testamentary
granted TO James II. Jennings; bond. 500. Alter
ney. I. s. Pennebacker.
Estate Of John Muan; letters testamentary grant
ed to Mary r. Mullan; bond, 5000 Attorneys,
Berry & Minor.
Estate Of Edmund X. Webster; letters testamen-
tary granted to American Security and Trust Com
pany. Attorney. A. B. Leet
Estate Of Elizabeth Seibie; letters testamentary
granted to Herbert P. Pillsbury; bond, 2on Al
torneJ, R r. Sheehy.
Estate Of william Kinanger; viii dated August %.
D6. filed.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-13
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs & Co..
members Of the New Yo.s Stock Exchange, Hlbbs
R,riIdiro
The Washington herald., 1911-04-13
Criminal Court No. a

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. S5l2 Holmes Lpscomb; verdict for plain
tiff for $50. Attorneys, c. W. Clagett-H. H.
Classic.
No. SS3 Fry vs. Darton verdict for plaintiff
for $40 Attorneys. Leckie, Fulton & Cox and
G. c. Shiny. ii. Wallace.
No. B75l- Wilmer District Of Columbia; Ger.
titled to Circuit Court No. Attorneys, W. l.
Absrt-E. H. Thomas
Habeas Corpus In re Clarence E. Landram
order in foTma pauperis-
No. S254a Columbia Manufacturing Company W
Page; sealed verdict ordered. Attorney, G. E Sui
lyan-Darr. Pesser & Taylor.
No 6eA We've vs., The Pullman Company; mo-
ton for new trial hled. Attorneys, A. L. New
myG-Maddox & Galley.
Assignment for April II:
No. Hio0 In re estate of George T. Sche-a
The Washington herald., 1911-04-13
Criminal Court No. L.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. GE9 United States vs. John II. Hale;
grand larceny; plea guilty.
No. EfT7. United States John ". Patterson;
verdict guilty as indicted.
Assignment for April l3
United States Us. James Williams
United States James Carter and Frederick
Simms
Cnited StsteS Charles " Rnhinson-
The Washington herald., 1911-04-13
Circuit Court No. I.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 5fNA kanns Nash: verdict for plaintiff
500 Attorneys, W. ]. Lambert and R. b. Yeat
man-Birney & woodard-
No. 5165. Hayes Fletcher; judgment Of con
demnation Of credits attached in hands OF garnishee
Attorneys, T. Percy Myers and C. " Church.
No. 67ua Orndorf vs. Capital Traction Company
return Of deposit ordered. Attorneys. C. II. syme
Walton & waiton-R- r. Perry 4 Son and G. T
Dunlop
No. 216S. Bowie vs.. PENNSYLVANIA Railway Com
pany; verdict for plaintiff for 500. Attorneys B. L
Gaskins and Thomas Beckett-McKenney 4 Flan
nery.
No lsc1 Strickler Pickford: motion for ner
trial filed Attorneys. p. B. Ray and Z R Brad
dock-Maddox & Galley.
No zKR Brace Company IS Leonard ct al.
motion to set aside order staying proceedings and
for Judgment granted Attorneys. Brandenburg 4
BrandenburrJ. A. o'Shea-
Habeas corpus. 81 In re Joseph Giles; WIT d
habcas curpns Issued, returnabe April "a.
Habess corpus -. In re Clarencs z Landzm
same.
Aaaunsnb fU tDdny:
n q. crtsz1sht ~ ". . h R.lvu o.
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Equity suits,

No. Dfoe. Dora r. Robinson ct al Va Myra r.
RohinDu q Al; Injunction. Attoneys L 4.
Bailey and G. A Provost
No 11oA astsphn O. YsA0 ~ 01sp II I'm
The Washington herald., 1911-04-13

No s55H. Adelaide Farrell Va City and Sub
ney. Z. II. Jackson
No. ss52. Caroline Gilbert Va Anacosfia and
Potomac Railway Company: damages $4,000. A.
torneys z. II. Jackson and Butt Blessing.
No. Ss51. Mary c. Schafhirt Vs. Myer B. New
man; damages $1,000 Attorneys W. Z Ambrose
and L. A. Block
The Washington herald., 1911-04-13
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY ". B. Hibbs & Co. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing.
Call money: Open 2k; high "A; low, ~ close, 2S.