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The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
Stocks Rally After New Low Records Are Made
Banking Support for Market Necessary.

it so. and that compels New York
bankers to protect themselves in that
direction.
Since the first of the year. Germany
has taken a very great volume of Ameri-
can securities, and these are now being
sold at a loss TO put German financiers
in funds for possible developments at
home. If a European war should come.
the first crash would break the American
stock market as a matter Of course, but
it would only be a short time before the
American markets would be advancing
rapidly, as a result of the boom in busi-
ness that would be created in America
to supply the markets of the world. out
of which the warning nations would be
forced by one another.
Official announcement that President
Mellen would retire from the presidency
of the New Haven railroad was without
explanation. The usual rumors were
afioat of falling out with leading stock
holders of the company, and in this in
stance it was said that the unpleasant
ness probably arose from the fact that
President -dellen had bought up every
thing in New England in the way of
transportation lines, and had found that
the investments were not profitable. New
Haven is not earning its dividend just
now but there is a distinct precedent for
paying it anyhow The St. Paul is not
earning its dividend and the Baltimore
and Ohio has a narrow margin OF safety
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Fourteenth Street Heights-Lots - to 81. square
2slS; Harvey L. Cooper ct uT. 10 E. Finley
and Sarah Clarke SO
Ecktngton-LOt q block L. sluare 56I5; LILLE @
Urury to Charles F. Digs. SO
Twining City-Lot ., block /; John Herath ct uI
to John W. Hsrath SO
S1S street DOrthweSt-West part Of lot r6. square
is4; Emory H. Bogiey, receiver to George J.
Fritch. $500
Chichester-ScutherIy half lot Il; Annie e Reardon
to James A. Dixon, so.
1890 to 1891 Tenth street northwest-Lots "A to D.
square SO; c. q. Crawford ct VI. 10 Samuel
W. PickfOrd. SO.
Burrville-Lots 26 and 2. block s. section ); Frank
T. Rawlings et uE to Samuel A. White SO
Trinidad-LOt r. block ); part Of lot ~ block );
Philip H. Chrstman to Joseph r. Baud 80
subject to right Of way and to trust. 1900
8 New York avenue northeaS-LOt %. square SO:
Benjamin F. Pecd e uH. to William Yates and
Helen NJ. Stillwell Goiut tenants). SO
73 Fifth street northWest-Lot 4 and west part Of
lot ). square 5ls; Henry C, Mcfarland ct uI
to John d. German SO.
street. between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
northelst-Lot 10. square 1904 Albert Carey, ct
TO Catherine T. Geddes, SO
l36-lSs First street nOrhwest-O Original lot s. sauare
652; George J. Hamilton. HoldswOrth Gordon.
Charles H. STANLEY. and Edward A. Newman,
trustees, to George W. Marsh. SO
lH6lSH First street northwest-Original lot a1uare
652; George W. Marsh TO Robert W. POu SO
Woodridge-Lots 81 and So square 43l7 block 10;
Henry A. Vieth ct NuG. to John Henry Fries so.
Woodndge-LOts $ to IS. square I3I7, block 10;
Henry A. Vieth ct 10 Susanna Fdes SO
IS Seventh street sOuthwest-Lot o, square IsS;
Joseph c. sheehy and Rudolph II. Yeatman,
trustees. and J. L. Kolb ct ux. to Irene BreIl-
nan, SO
Dobbins' Additioo-Lot 90. square SsOl: John r.
Haislip ct uK. to Carl F. speh ct ux., so; sub
ject to trust Of Son
Randle HiEhlandS-LOt s.. square 5sz7; the United
States Realty Company unc.) TO George d. Car
roll SO.
81 Second street sOutheast-An interest In part OF
lot 2 square T6; Irwin =. Jones ct ux. to
Florence A. Lloyd. so.
Randle Highlands-Lot IS. square S43; National
Savings and Trust Obmpany trustee, 10 James
". Norman, $40
Randle Highlands-squa-e 557. lot 20. block 10;
the United States Realty Company, incorporated,
TO Edmund 3. Norman. $40.
Columbia -HeiRhts-Block 3, lot s.: Hetty Mex.
Drane ct Vir TO Marion ". Stans6ury. 500.
II street. between Third and Fourth streets north
sAst-sQuzD 77s, lot S; Katherine A. Nihtn q
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
LOCAL PRICES CURRENT.

Quotations given below for large lots. Jobbers'
prices are higher.
EuGS-Near-by fresh Virginia. za2; West vir.
ginia and Southwest Virginia. laa0; Tennessee.
l9nS.
BUTTER-Elgin fancy. s4ae9is: Western frstS.
CHEEsE-New York State factory new. liza
I5k
POULTRY-Chickcns. per lb.. l6; hens. per ID,
l4; ROSTERS per lb SAP: turkeys. PER lb.. lsa20.
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens. choice. per h.. Is:
chickens I6al7: roosters. per H., 10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. new. No J. per Dbl.
2ooa325: No ., per bbL. l.5Oal.75; sweets IN. C).
rer bbl., a0Oa3 %: yams IN c.. Ter bbl. 275a225
cucumbers. per basket. 2ssl.Oo: cabhages. per Dbl
l2ja20o; eggplant crate. 40a75; lettuce New York.
per basket, 5oal75 cymbngs. per bbi. SaI5; string
beans. per bbl. lOa200: peppers per crate. 5OaT5
tomatoes homegrown. 5Oa75; green corn. home
grown per dOz. sal2
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. pr Dbl. LOAD o.;
oranges California per box 4.Ooa50o: Florida 4ooa
80; lemons per b0I 25a4 So grape fruit per box
25Oa375: TineaTples. 2OOG275; watermelons, l0aJ5;
cantalJupes. per crate. home grown. 5OlS peaches
per rate l5Ga2Tj: pears. Bartletts Sal75 per bus
GTapca Niagara. per basket l2l9; Delaware l5al6;
black lNaH; plums per S-Ih basket. 3Oa5O damsons
per sIb. basket, 25a35.
HAY AND STRAN'-Hay Western. No. :. 24ooA
so; No ?. 9o.OGs235O: mixed hay. lsOoa22.OO
straw. rye, bundle. 90; machine thrash 75oA
500: straw wheat. rer ton. 65oasoo straw oat. pei
ton fOOasO0
LIVE sCoCK-shecp. per h.. 2lsa3n; lambs.
STiTlnS per d. SAB; CSIEes, cholcc' lSr ID casa
medium. pcr Ii. 5lzas
GRAIN-Wheat. new. per bushel G09O; cnrn,
EheIIcd. old. per bushel. 75as0; ear. per bbL.
iO0ai25; cats. Western white. No. 2. per bIl,
I9a5: oats mixed per bushel. Eai9: bran. per ton.
100 middlnEs. PER ton, g2.00
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool washed, free Of burrH
rer h.. SAB: wool unwashed Ter H.. 2ia22; hides
green Ter h.. g.; hides. dry Per 10. l5al5 salted
hidrs per H.. 10; calfshnS green. each. L25al5n.
SEEDS-Red clover. per bIshel, l200al3O0: alske
clover. per hushcI, llOCal2c: white clover. per
bushcl. lIIDal7 q; crimson clover. per bushcl Is Goa
lsoo; timothy PER hushel 30; blue GTass.
per bIshel 3OOa3 90 rcd'op zros 100000 per 100
lis. alfalfa, Tcr bu,hcl. II jOll5Gl
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Made at Lowest Rates of Interest.
". H WALKER, 729 18th St. NV.
727 18th Street Northwest

Tir. to Clements A Giebel, T.. 500 Subject
10 Trust Of 81 400.
Washington HCights-LOt :O6: Harry Wardnan and
Thomas z. Bones TO Edward S. Bailey. SO.
street, between Sixth snd Seventh streets north
cast-SIuare $50. lot s.; Louise z. Perkins 20
Louis NOeikCr ct uI., SO.
Chevy Chase Grove ResIrvey on New Seat. Vale.
end FellDvship-Square 3Jli west one-han OF lot
.; Fulton r. Gordon 10 Francis Fair Gillen,
SO
South KenilwUrth-Square 5l23. lot Q: Bernard q.
Brown et TX. 10 Hattie Brown, So
Hampton Park-Square 5l55, lot l8; 10
Annette Williams SO
Columbia Heghts-IOt5 IS to lO5 block a. to
correct deed dated June 1. 1906; Nyron VI.
Parker, surviving trustee, 10 District Of Co
lumbia. 81
Eighth street between T street and Florida ave
nue. northwcst-SIuare 4l6 lots to Is; Eva
r. DOuic and PerCiEal d. Emmsrt 10 AinlA
A Cannon, SO.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Sept. lI-MILLFEED-stong mod
crate business. Spring bEsn' 26oi standard mid
dlings. SIS: Western red dog, 50; winter wheat
bran. in lOO-Ib sacks, to arrive, A'o; city Dran'
in bulk. 24p. 49,.
OATS-Firm; moderate inquiry. No. white, Soy
No white. IsI4 standards. Is, elevator basis. Un-
graded on tracks, cats. 4aa5A
FLOUR - Firm; inactive business. Kansas
straights, 45OaL75 in sacks; spring patents, b3a
SIS. in barrels; spring clears, A2oa4.o; soft win
ter straiEhts. 4.lOaLD. r,-
RYE FLoUR-Ffrn; moderate inquiry. Choice
brands AS5a5.B.
CoRNSiEAI-Steady; inquiry moderate Kiln.
dried for EXPORT 3S5; coarse meal. In bag, L4al0
HAY-Receipts $40 tons; steady; moderate ousi-
- ~ r-iT,e timothy l5O; No. l. L25al 40;
No. 2 IlSsI %: No ). s5a9o; old. 5 cents per 100
sTR4W-Receipts. 10 tons; steady; modeTats in
quiry. Long rye, 75ae0. 80
BEEF-Steady; demand moderate. RACKET IAWa
1850: family. lS5oal4o
PORK-Steady; trade Is lhAeu"e' "SS' Ao"o@
IIRD-Fssier: limited dealings. Prime Western,
10 90; refined continent, IosO; South American. Loo;
refined Brazilian in kegs. 100; oieostearine' n'sa
ls: lard stearine quiet; New York. lslz
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs Co. mem
berS Of the New YORK sock Exchange. Hibbs BuiIo-
ing.
New York Sept. 1.-THE cotton market was
heavy as a result Of weaker foreign markets and
heavy offerings of the new crop. Weather condi-
tionB over Sunday favorable and further stock
market liquidation discouraged holders Of con-
tracts in New York The movements Of the crop
continues IN heavy volume. The into-sight move
ment fer the week is expected to total 5000 bales
and nearly 10000 bales win move from farms
into the counter positions during September On the
other hand export clearances very large Eighty
steamers are loading at Texas ports with cotton
for export and cearances from Savannah on sat
urday last were over 1000 bales
The market, however. has recently failed to 70
Spond to highly unfaEorable condition reports and
Widespread damage from insects snce September 1
Crop estimates. while reduced from earlier maxi
NUNS stu spproximEts l.Ooo.oO0 bales and over.
and cotton trade does not Jet reject buogant con-
ditions in America.
Many reports from the South to-day claimed that
the SPOT dsnAnd was les active and that iuAger
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12

basis FOR deliveries was being forced by heavy
offerings.
Liverpool futures closed steady with q net de-
cline Of from TO lO51 points for the day. Man
chester cablsd yarns steady; cloths hrm- A
fair business was done in spot cotton in Liver
pool to-day with sales Of 5000 bales at points
decline to T24d for middling.
To-days weather map was free from rain, though
some showers were reported from the Eastern Cot
ton belt Fair weather is predicted for most Of
the Southern States to-day.
Port receipts to-day were g, $50 bales. against
2s44s bales for the day last year. Exports since
September have been 1888 100 bales. against 49, 9ji
bales for the same period in 1910.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
TO QUIT LIQUOR
AND SUPPORT HIS CHILDREN
Father, Hailed Before Judge De Lacy on Nonsupport
Charge Takes Pledge of Abstinence, Decar-
ing He Loves His Tots

mo, sir; they all come right back to
me-"
Then suppose you refrain in the fu-
ture from the use of intoxiCants and
spend your liquor money for bread" sug
gested the court.
Bean consented, and after taking the
pledge of total abstinence, promised to
pay $3.50 a week for the support of his
children. The two children, aged eight
and ten years, live with their grand
mother. Mrs. MoIlie Richardson. Of
Chesapeake Beach Junction. The father
has been caring for the third child him
self.
Mrs. Eva c. Bean. the wife of the
defendant, said she had been required
to work for the last seven years to
support the children. the father contrib
uting practically nothing
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12

DO you like John Barleycorn better
than your little SOP and daughter"
asked Judge De Lacy yesterday after
noon of Benjamin Bean, an employe of
a department store, who was before the
Juvenile Court charged with nonsupport
of two OF his three children.
mo, sir, judge" replied the defendant
Il love the little ones. but, you see, do
mestic troubles prey upon my mind in
such a harassing way that I am COM
PEELED to take a little liquor to drown
my sorrows"
You are veritable Rip Van Wrinkle" 8"
replied the court. But liquor doesn't
drown, your SORROWS permanently. does
it?"
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York sept. U.-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day oDcned at "a per cent: highest.
2le; lowest. ~; closing. 2l9 Most Of the days
loans were made al ~ per cent. Notwithstanding
the decrease in the surplus reserve the time money
market is steady and unchanged. The declines Of
set Saturday, statement. Rates are 3l3IG Per cent
for sixty ddss 3Sa3. for ninety days and S4al per
the year.
Commercial parer Is unchanged and Quist at ~
afz per cent for the bost names. London discounts
8 per cent. unchanged; Paris discounts, 21z, IN
changed Berlin discounts, 81, OF Z per cent
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Continued from Page

Leod, pastor. officiating The ceremony
was attended by a small company of
relatives and intimate friends. and i'm
mediately afterward Mr.. and Mrs Power
left for a wedding trip to Atlantic City.
Upon their return to the city after Oc-
tober l they will reside in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ~ Galtney have
issued cards announcing/the marriage of
their sister, Annie Brock Galtney, and
Mr.. Eugene Robert Woodson, September
.. 1911. at Birmingham, Ala. Mr.. and
Mrs. WoodsOn will he at home at 900
Thirteenth street northwest.
Mr. and Mrs. Truman II. Newberry
and Miss Newberry will leave Watch
Hill, r. l.. about the lst Of next month
for Crosse Pointe. to spend a month at
their home in Detroit before coming to
Washington FIR the season.
Misses S. 3. Fale and Annie f. carp,
of Irving street. Mount Pleasant. will
return to-day from a delightful sojourn
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Frances E. Nixon, Of Marianna
Ark. who has been spending the sum-
mer with friends in the suburbs Of Wash
inGton and at Atlantic City, expects to
return to Arkansas this month.
Mrs f. x. Skonberg OF the Beverly
sailed yesterday from New York for
Berlin. where she will spend some time
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr. Harry J. Lee has returned from
a trip through Canada, taking in Mont
real. Quebec. Saguenay. and the different
watering places.
Mrs. T. T. Griflth and children will
return to their home in r street the
middle OF September. They have been
at Mount Airy. Carroll County. Md.
since July l.
Mr. and Mrs Isaac Cans returned to
this city yesterday after a ten days
trip down the st. Lawrence They went
as far as the Saguenay River. passing
through the Thousand Islands, and
down the Lachine Rapids. Several days
were spent in Quebec.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Shrigley, of 3O10
Dumbarton avenue. announce the mar
riage of their daughter. Evelyn Ray
Shrigley, 10 Mr.. Richard Llewellyn Lee
The wedding ceremony took place in
New York City. and was performed by
the Rev. A. j. Music. A dainty lunch
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
In re- William B. Redy ct al; petition for sale
Of real estate and allowance. Attorneys, MILAN &
Smith.
Estate Of jeremiah Murphy; will dated October
Il, 1910, filed.
Estate Of William Crossen; petition for letters
Of administrator. Attorneys, Fenning & Parker.
Estats Of Louis Stern; same. Attorneys. same.
Estate Of Charles Treadwell; letters Of admin
istration granted TO F. A. Fenning; bond, 200.
Attorneys, same.
Estate of Joseph r. Freeman; letters Of ad-
rninistration granted 10 Mary E. Freeman; bond.
Sl5.OOO Attorney ]. A. Burkart.
Estate Of Alice A. Cruit; petition Tor lnstruc-
tions as TO distribution. Attorney, b. L. Franc
Estate Of NIary E c. Walker; will dated Sep
tember 3 1895, and petition for Letters Of admin
istration filed Attorneys. W. c. A. U. Cleph2ne
Estate oS Peter Klein: rule to show cause.
Estate Of Annis NJ. Baldwin same
Estate Of Benjamin D. Dowden; letters tesla
mentary granted to John II. Adriaans; bond w.
Attorney, J. H. Adriaans - " ~.
Estate Of Charles A. Leith; will dated March
8. 1903, fled
Estate Of Isaac A Rosenfeld; waiver OF pay
usnt of claim from personal estate.
Estate Of Ellen Freeman; will dated February
II 1907 and petition for letters testamentary fled
ATTORNEYS, Gittings & ChambeTlin.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-ReEular call. I2 O'Clock noon:
Washington Gas 5s. 5000 at 10 ST. 90 at 10 sou
st llC.
Columbia Railroad 6s 500 at l03is.
Washington RAILWAY 4 Electric 4s $50 at S5l3.
Washington, Alexandra < Mount Vernon 5s. s. 90
at 81
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat IS, sl,uO at
lO4
Washington Railway & Electric com. 5 at a. .
al 2. 50 at g.
Washington Railway 4 Electric ptd.. I2 at 50. .
a: ss9t = at SsA4 : Ss2.. 5 at ssN. . at Ss7t.
IC al SSE.
Washington Gas 10 At ssh. . at So, % at S, %
a. S.
District National Bank. at l33
National Union Insurance. at si: 50 at 81
After call:
Washington Railway & Electri" Is, Slooo at s5E,
5! nm at s5h..
Washington Gas Is at 6.
MerCerthaer. ! at -
Following are the bid and asked r-iccs posted yes
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12

we're active. but lower. September, gyI
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New York. Sept. lin the live stock market
to-day steers were stroag; bulls and COWS Arm 10
Is higher: steers. 5.65a7.5O bills. 325a475; extra
fed bull. SIS; COWS, LTOa5OO; dressed beef steady
for good and choice, easier for common. whole
range Sal2 yeaIs steady 20 strong; grRssers and
buttsrrnilks firm 10 . higher; Westerns easier.
Veals TO0al0.25; few selected, l5Oo: culls, lSOa
g. 50: buttermilks and gTassers, 3.50a5.oO; Western
calves. f.z5; Indiana, $50: Southern, 5.Ga7.5o
Dressed erassers and buttermiks 7a9 Sheep steady
lambs slow and 2a50 lower.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
TOLD In PARAGRAPHS

Oklahoma City, Okla. Sept. n.-What is
regarded as one of the most important
freight rate Investigations ever conduct
ed by the Interstate Commerce, Commits
sion was tnaugurated to-day with the
hearing IN regard to the rates on I've
stock. packing house products, and fresh
meals.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
VIII Recognize Republic.

London, Sept. 11.-Great Britain. Ger
many. Spain, and Austria have decided
to recognize the republican government
of Portugal. the new regime having
shown that It is firmly established. The
formal recognition by the four monarchs
will probably be announced stimuli
taneOusly.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
DISTRICT COURTS.
Circuit Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 1914. Fulton vs. Stewart: security for costs
ordered Attorneys, ]. W. Gardiner-E. z. AIorey
and H G. kimban
No. $3.50 WalTerme Lubricants Company
Harrison; Judgment by default Attorneys, Biney
& WUOdard.
No. 4CAS Parsons vs.. Lewis, executor; leave
granted r Z. Perry & Son 10 withdraw at
torneys for defendant Attorney II. +. Davis.
No 5O929 Savers vs. Pullman Palace Car Com
pany order to return deposit for costs. Attorneys.
T II. Jackson, MciOwan, SeUen MOhun, and
H. p Galley.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
Largest Vaudeville Theater.

New York. Sept. lin the new Bush
wick Theater. which was opened with a
matinee performance to-day. Brooklyn
lays claim 10 having the largest theater
in the country devoted exclusively to
vaudeville. The new playhouse cost $780,
0OO, and has a seating capacity of $500.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
RObber Fights Posse.

ZelienOple. Pa, Sept. 11.-James Ho-
gan, who gave his residence as Pitts
burg. and who is charged with the rob-
berry of a local store last night, was
captured to-day by a posse of citizens
after n fierce battle, in which at least
100 shots were fired
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
Attack Cholera Hospital.

Rome. Sept. 1.-THE riots and disturb
ances at several centers where cholera Is
prevailing were renewed to-day
The peSthOuses at Massafra, in the
province Of LecCe. and Mola di Bari. in
the province of Bari, were again attacked.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
Club Lockers Robbed.

Philadelphia, Sept. n.-Guests of the
exclusive White Marsh Country Club at
Chestnut Hill lost several thousands of
dollars in jewelry and money Ia ken by
some person having entry to the club
house from the club lockers.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
Lawsuits.

M. Spei. Roy F. Edelin, rs. Hunter o. Brubaker
and Samuel Morris; certicrari. DEFENDANTS attor-
ney J. ". England.
No sso5 william q. Fowler Construction Com
ranv TO the use Of John II. Miller vs. ]. Henley
Holman and Charles II. Weser; certioran. Attor-
M sp. Ajax Grieb Rubber Company - Car
TOR Motor Car Corporation; account, ,2l4.N- At
torney, II. W. Wheatley.
No Sez Bessie Fingerhut vs. Singer Sewing
Machine Company; damages, 5000. Attorneys.
q, r. DIGS and d. R0thschild.
No 5RB Purity Paper Bottle COrporation vs..
@, ]. Petrusche, the Petrusche Box and Lumber
Company and the Paper Bottle and Box Com
pany. Of Duluth. MINI, acoount, S.So. Attorneys.
w. ]. Lambert and R. H. Ysatmsn.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12

con was served at the apartment of
Mr.. and Mrs, c. II. Wiley. relatives OF
the bride. after which the young cOu-
pie left for their honeymoon. After Oc-
tober Is they will be at home to their
friends in Bloomfield, n j.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
Seek HOIp-up Man.

Lafayette. Ind, Sept. l1.-FOllowing
the finding this morning of William Bur-
lingame mortally wounded on a road
near here to-day, posses started for the
man who held him up.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hfbhs & Co,
members q the Chicago Stock Exchange, HibbS
Building
Chicago, Sept. u-Wheat closed with fractional
net LOSES. although the feeling generally bull
ish. September, g2k; December SisR96S; May.
lO2ltalOg4.
Com was strong on good cash and export de-
mand September. 66Sa664; December, 6la64ls
May. 66ita66E
Oats were active but lower. September 81 #;
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
Criminal Court No. L.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No 1866. United States vs.. Miles X. KernshAW:
nOnsuppCrt Of wife. nolls pros ordered.
No 3S65 United States vs. Morris Ridwell ;
carnal knoEledge; timo to file transcript extended
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
c,rI., Homo plan. 'Tag Day"

"Tar Day. to help clear the indebted
ness Of 5000 from the Home for Friend
less Girls, has been arranged for Sep
tember 2s An appeal VIII be made to
the Sunday school children Inc nome
is located at 1861 Euclid street north
west.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
E. w. Warden Back.

Charles W. Warden, first vice presi-
dent of the United States Trust Com
pany. has returned from his summer
outing.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
Equity Suits.

Nh sna Emma X McInturf ~ William H.
NcTntnrf: divorce Attorneys. J. V. Morgan and
W. A. CoOmbe.
No So455. Soloman Oppenheimer ct al vs. Phil
,dslnhia baltimore and Warrington Railroad Com
nany. Injunction Attorney. W. G. johnson.
No 3Oiy6 Virginia Peters vs. Charles s. Peters;
limited divorce Attorneys, W. ]. Lambert and
r. II. Yeatman.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
Sale in Irving Street.

c. Irving Wood reports the sale OF the
two-story brick dwelling. 1923 Irving
street northwest to William S. Probey,
secretary-treasurer Of the PrObey Car
riage Company The price was $3.50.
Mr.. Probey will occupy the building as
a home.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY ". B. Hibbs 4 Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
RrIlhinz
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co., mem.
berS Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hbbs
Building.
Call money: Open. -: high - low. "a close, 29s.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOTRS
The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
Equity Court n. 1.

No. soaIl. Association for Works q Mercy vs.
walter; appearances of absent defendAuts ordered.
Attorneys, Gordon & Gordon and Erskins & Gordon.
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The Washington herald., 1911-09-12
FINANCE AND REALTY

Business looked up and smiled at yes
terday's session of the stock exchange.
The trading showed an improvement in
volume over the daily averages OF late
and was fairly diversified, taking in
stocks and bonds impartially.
In the bond list. interest was spread
evenly over several issues. Gas IS sold
to a face value of $500. at 110; Columbia
Railroad 6s sold a $500 bond at 103 Is: a
s.. 900 per cent Washington. Alexandria
and Mount Vernon bond sold at 30; a
81. 900 Steamboat sold at 104, and Elec-
tric Is sold at a face value of $500, at
a range between IS 1-2 and IS Ia.
Railway common held firm at 4S, 100
shares being traded in at that figure.
Railway preferred led the market in ac-
tivity. Opening at 50. 1t dropped on the
second sale to IS "a. holding there with
out further repression. In all, 2S7 shares
were sold.
Gas also dropped off IA from the open
ing price. selling after the first transac-
ton at IS. Ninety shares were traded
in District National Bank. National
Union Insurance, and Mergenthaler were
other issues to figure in the trading.