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and Twenty -secnnd strccts-Square -. part IF lot
II; Edgar J. Hulse ct u1. to Charles ". Forrest,
SIC.
sher1T Esate-square 52is. lot 81: John P. F.
White et to C'rrsc.Ia RobIrsO SO.
Mount Pleasant and Pl,-l-ant I'lins-Lpt =. block
3: Bertha L. schaper To Mar 4. PEEK SO.
Pstwcrth-L0t =, b'o-k >. Amelia II. Wills ct
uL U Edward VI. Willis j.. SO
Randls Highland Square 5fS lots Il and Is:
the United States Really Company to Emily
r. McHaIs. SO.
K street souLhras' hrtween TliHI and Fourth
streets-Square 79S peSt half Of lot 1, Henry
G. Grefth ct u1. 70 Norman = Ryon. SO;
trust 500
81 Ackrr street no-thras;-SquAre Ssl. ~ lH:
Daniel H<toa Ct tx. lug nc 4. DlrdrlI=c
and J0-ef+un" /. Dlnf7CEr. $40.
lsl5 Sherman street u0rthsC=j- Square IL lot l14
Sarah FernrI 1t vr to William \. Boa,. Sc
Saus Addition Square E19 lot :; Mary = Far
lev :" ELwad J. Lamster and Mar LamsLcr
ll".Ut tenants. SIC.
HOnead Els'atC-SCurh of sGuarr 81. lot =
H.ry Wa7iman and Thomas p. Bcnc- Dorr
tcuanrsi 10 PaLHca H. pelarllne q TX. Jrnt
tenants. SIC
Univer-itv Park-Far n lots and s. block -
William Shedd Hoo1 er UI. to Charles J
Butler and ThomAs II. RaneS. SO
trrnth -trretS-S1ua-r I95. lots -. :. - = and
s.: J. Hollis Rinehart ct uE. to Rignah W.
BeaII Ss.
Ingiesde-Lot So block 6. Charles NJ Forrest ct
ux. Tn Edgar J. HuI~.. SO.
Northwest corner of N,neten,h and streets north
west Square l1o. lot s. Charles II. Davidson
ct uI to EuCenia Z. Harnan. SO
Eighteenth tS-SQus7r I56 10; ~. William
A. Boss ct I1 to Sarah FenralNSlo.
Square S6--Part n lot Il, samuel Martin BroauS
to Henry {. Enrich. So.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

fourteenth street extended-Square 3s9. undivided
onehaH interest on lots and 81; John Mitch
ell ct ux. to Isaac Krikstsine and Rose S
Lorenz. $3.50.
MARYLAND avenue and II street northeast-SIuare
lO49 part Of lot l; Barbara NJ. Clements to
William J. Clements and Catherine NJ Glenn
ents SO
1904 Ninth street ncrtheast-squAre 90. lot 3;
Mary E Marks TO Allen P. Ball 500
Columbia Heights-Square 28. lot %; John L.
Warren ct ux. to Libbe Foer. SO. trust, 81 500
Long Meadows-Part Of 4 tract; Frank A. Barber
to Terminal Real Estate Company Of Bal
timore City, $.
Seventeenth street southeast, nsar Massachusetts
1Tenue-Square lOs7 lot 50; G. Helen Metcalf
To Charles Coles. 80
Southwest corner Of Fifth and streets north
Eest-SquAre As. Lot 70; Edward c. Thomas ct
ux- TO William p Metcalf. so; trust, S.on
Chichester-Lot 6s; BENJAMIN F. Lee. trustee for
Deaconess Home TO Board Of Church Exten-
sion Of the Church Extension Society Of the
African NJ. Z. Church. 81
Rhode Island avenue northwest, between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets-Square 81, lots % to 2:
William NJ. Stuart, Jasper Z. \. ingalls,. Charles
B. Chamberlin, Edward s. Bailey ct al, trustees
Of the N0rthminster Presbyterian Church Of
Washington, d. G, 10 the Board Of Erection
Fund Of the General Assembly Of the Presbyte-
nan Church Of the u. s. A, $50.
Washington Heights-Lot rs: Harry Warinan and
Thomas p Bones to Francis B. Wheaton ct ux-.
Holmead Manor-square 8Sl lot Ill: Charles Boyd
ct ux. to Daniel J. Crowell, n. ct u1.. SO
Giles EstSte-Part Of lot %; Louisa Donaldson to
William p. Reilly. so.
Reno-Sublots and 8; Emma D. skinner to VIII
lam B Reilly, SO.
Giles-Dyer Esiate-Psrt Of lot %; Meyer b New
man TO William B. Reilly. S.
PennUlTania avenue northwest between Tgenty-6R
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Probate Court.
mrCrICE GnrID

JUSTICE GOCLD.
Estate of Oliver Il Hoover: will dated March 3,
IgG5. fled
Estate Of Cath NJ. Cnone5, order directing sale
Of rral estate Attorney, II. R. Mention.
Estate Of Frank T. LlpFrn0nt,: order for oouniS-
sion.
Estate n britannia W. Hernon; letters tssta-
mentary granted U Walter C. and AHnJstead Peter,
j. hJLd. & nED. Attorregs, Condor Gordon.
Estate of Lucy FitzhuEh; letters n administrator
granted Mary Lawson: bond. Slp. Attorney, A
6. Cray.
Estate IT Catherine VI. Humphreys; petition for
letters tes:amentary. Attorney. A. T. Brice-
In re F7arrncr A. Kaiser; order for Allowance
Atiurnsy. J. J. Darlington.
E5,ate Of Hannah Wilson; warrant cano4ed-
Essatc a. Andryw Jackson. petition for letters
tcStamCntary Attorney. G w Fowler.
Estate Of RoD,rt W Talbot: will dated OctDbsr
70. 1904. filed.
Estate of Harry B. Parker: will dated February
D. 1905 filed.
Estate of Giuseppe BonfGilo; petition for letters
Of administration Attorneys, Berry d Minor.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, March H-CATTLE-ReceiptS .
CHS. No trading in live cattle and feeling dull.
but pT1cs rated nnninaIly steady. Dressed beef
IN moderate request at 9i&al0S per pound for
native sides Latest cables for cattle and beef
markets Of Great Britain reported trade slow and
prices unchanged. No exports from this port to-
day.
CALVFS-ReceirtS III head. Feeling steady
Fair veals at 80 per lCo pounds. Dressed calves
in demand at I2als for city dressed and l0al3
for cpuntry dressed.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 37e6 head
Sheep nominal. Lambs steady pens cleared. Good
to prime lambs sold at 675aEW per 100 pounds !:
cirs, 800 Dressed mutton in moderate request at
7s9 per pound; dressed lambs. I0Sll with hog
dressed lambs at uH: country dressed hothouse
lambs sow at 30oa7.0o per carzsS
HOGS-Re~2ipts. 23i9 head Feeling frner and
good State pigs zold at 80 per 100 poInds Country
dressed hogs steady at saIL
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DAILY COURT RECORD
TUESDAY, March II, 1911
Supreme Court of the Unite

Supreme Court of the United states.
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
Lamar.
william B. Kerkam. of Washington. d. c. :: Ralpb
lane Scott Of New York City, and Philip p
Wells, Of Washington, d. c. were admitted to mac
tce.
No. loe. The Shawnee Sewerage and DRAINAGE
Company, appellant, vs. Frank p. Stearns as mayor
Of the city Of Shawnee, ct al; submitted by Mr.
B. B. Blakeney and Mr.. James H. Maxey for the
appellant, and b5 Mr.. J. II. Everest fer the appel
Ices.
No O. Theresa Arnett Ct al, appellants. Va
ID. VI. Reade; argument continued By Mr. n q
Frenger for the appellants. by Mr.. J. H. Paxton
for the appeIlees, and concluded by Mr. Clifford s.
Walton for the appellants
No. 90. Pere Alfredo Luis Bagin ct al, appel
lants. Us. The Cusenier Company: argument com
menced by Mr.. Philip MaIro for the appellants
Adjourned until tomorrow at L O'Clock
The day call for Wednesday. March ID. will be as
follows: Nos 90 lO lO9. lO4 los. l05 IG. los, uO
land IlD, and liz tand ll9.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing.
New York March 4.-To-day's cotton market was
dLS Uolnting the bulls that Is 20 say. unless the
selling to-day ard the day previous came from that
II is that Of the following Of the
bull group took profits indicated BY the action
of the market At recent high prices for May con
tracts the selling pressure from sorces usually
identified with deliveries in New York from Southern
cotton markets. At l46D for May contracts were
for sale in sufficient volume TO suggest trading against
actual cCttIn, and the bulls are beeTed TO have
taken part in the movement to sell May at time
when sustaining orders placed il July.
The market really weak except for hedge sell
INC and IN
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present-Al,
Admissions: James F. Allen. r. George C.
Bowie, A. S. Dennison, spd Frank Van SAINT
No. e6. Manley Williams; argument con-
tinued by Mr.. Hlns against Briesen for appellant
concluded by Mr.. Charles NeaEe for appellant
No. 6ss. In application Of Freund BroA &
Co; submitted.
No TO- In application of Barrett Manufa ct1r-
ing COmpany; argument cCmmenced by Mr.. z z.
Merrelis for appellant continued BY Mr.. R F.
by Mr.. E. E Mercelis for appellant.
No. 7B. In re application Of Carleton Ellis;
argument Commenced by Mr.. II. L Duncan for
appellant, continued hy Mr. r. F. Whitehead for
CommEssioner Of Patents. conciuded By Mr.. Mel
vile Church for appellant.
No. 7Oi. In application Of Gustav Dossalnan
ct al argument commenced by Mr.. H l. Duncan
for appellant, continued by Mr.. r. +. Whitehead
for Commissioner Il Patents. concluded by Mr. H.
l. Duncan for appellant
No. 200. In re application Of Artesian Manufac-
turing Company, arg1lmgn Mt cDmmenond hy Mr.. r.
q. SiGgls for appellant, aoRtirUed by Mr.. W. S.
Ruckman for Commissioner Of Patents.
Assignments for to-day:
Patent appeals No. 7e ION hearins1, 10. and
64
SPECIAL calendar:
No. g. Miller rs United States Attorneys. DAVIS
LISkey-Wils1n & Proctor.
Regular caerdar:
No. 2E1 Masruder ct al. vs. Drury ct al. Attnr-
neys. Wilson 4 WllsJn-DarlIngton-
No. 2Gl Buth,nthal & BiCke-t vS Carson
ct Al. AuTneys, Whcacl"T-Bauey & Quinn.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York March H-BUTTER- Receipts. z 81
packages Market showing signs Of weakness but
prices were not changed. Creamery specials ~
EXTRAS CHAR; frSts. Ga25; held specials 2la2l =
State dairy tubs finest. a
CHEESE Receipts. 2975 boxes. Demand fair.
Market strady State whole milk specials. 4lzal6
cnlDrrd. September. Iialfs do. white. LEZali;
summer and fall made. uizalE2.
EGGS-Receipts. 2l5O cases. Fine eggs ruled
steady. An increase in nearby eggs caused weak
ness and lower prices on white and browns. State
If PCnusylvania and nearby hennery white fancy.
E>aoi: do browns. 2: fresh gathered selected
extras IalD; frsts, T1Eals
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Criminal Court No. z.

CHIEF JUSTICE CI4ABAUGH.
No. 900 WallASe ct al Degree; verdict
for defendant SOO. Attorneys. L. a. Jopes-W. =
Ambrose.
No. $500 Lyon vs.. Wilhrd Hotel Company
Judgment on verdict AtOrreys g. +. Williams
and ". G Prcntls-HamiItor, Colbert, Ncrtes,
& Hamilton.
No. 1870 Jsseli vs.. Reeve; verdict for plaintiff
for l cent. Aturncys. H W. wheaucy-Charles
BnkIns
Assignments for to-day:
NJ II. Fry vs.. Gatchell. Attorneys, Sullivan
Easby- Smith.
No Is Del GrusSo vs.. Spencer. At1neys Man
Ean-EaSby smith
No II Burns & Co. vs. Finlcy. AttOrneyS
Tucker. kenyon & Railey-Wolf & Rosenberg.
No. l5. American Case and Register Company vs..
Curtis Attcrncys, Tucker & Kenyun-CObh
M II. Johnson rs. COrdogo. Attorneys, New
r1ypr-Cobh
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished by ". s. Hibbs & Co.,
members of the Chicago Board of Trade, Hibbs
Building
Chicago. March 1.-THE wheat market opened
about steady, ruled easy and lower during the early
session, rallying over lc from the low point The
SOcalled bad crop news probably saved the market
from further break and again encouraged
buying on the part Of professional traders
The curn market heavy in tone all day
showing decided weakness during the early part of
the session, hut ralyinS later in sympathy with
the strength in wheat. The demand from all dr-c-
tions must be called extremely limited, and prcss
for car lots were half lower. with the early de
cline In futures
The oats market easier early. with oorn ral-
lying fracirnally. with dull and light trade largely
Of a professional character.
Provisions ruled easier all day. the May lard
showing the most loss and the May ribs the least
The selling was on the continued heavy Western
hog recsip.s- The market closed steady at slight
reactions from the low rninr
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Equity Suits.

No 1Go Louisa Barr vs.. Catherine L. Palmer
al rccsiTer. Attorney. Alex. Wolf.
No. OG3L Rata NJ Jackson Mary L Moshe-:
same. Attorney. same
No. 3OO52 Alberta G. Byes VS., LORENZO C Byes
ct al; divorce. Attorney. L. NJ King
No. 5G9 Edwin l. Poe ct al. receivers. TS
Henry W. Hawey ct al; injunction and receiver.
Attorney Ellis & Donaldson.
No. 003i Julia S. Gray Julian Segar dn-
fantl ct al; sell real estate. Attorney. G. G.
Gertnan.
No. 3O35. Howe Totten District nf Columbia
injunction. Attorneys, A. S. Worthingtnn and c.
u Frailey.
No 3OG36 Lila ". Stone ct al Robert K
Stone infant petition Attorney. h B. Rowland
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York March Ii-TEere IS some brrSness IN
the sI1tv dars rnatg-l,~ az o. rer cent but other
VIE the market is dull and unin-rr-tins RATES
are gayE. rsr CIT for sixty DAYS 2l.a5 for rire.v
days SJ'. fer four months. and Psa31- for five and
Sly m0-tHs
Commercial Taper is unchanged at pr cent to
a. T,or cent fr the hCat names
L"nd~ discounts. ~ per cent, unchanged Par7s
u-cour:7. % per cent. urchanGrd Berlin discounts
81 lv- c~-c unchanged.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

SaIes-Regular call. 70 O'Clock noon:
Washington Gas 81 5000 at 10. 500 at 10, s 600
1885. s. rO lc97s. SICD I09@. SlOO at lG9A.
81 90 at lO9z4.
CaTItLl Traction so at l2c,A lclshl.
MerSenthaler at IN. at A7s..
LarstOn. at 95.
WashingtOn-N Virginia Railway COM. = at 355s. ,
at Ssh > SIS. 3 55S > at S3I4. > "a =
at E2s.
Graphophone pfd.. $40 at n.
After call:
Washington Gas +. $40 at 1901 500 at 10.
Following are the bid and asked prices posted
Exchange:
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chiago. March lI-LiEe hoSs quiet and steady.
Estimated receipts roo. Bulk of prices asa
7.O5; light sSbaT20; mixed and butchers. 6sSaT 30;
heavy. 6eoa7oo: rough. heavy. 6eoa675; yorkers,
7.lna7.2D; pigs. 6.6os7lh
Cattle steady. Estimated receipts 5000 BeeyeS
5l5G6s5; cows and heifers. 26Da5.0; Texas steers
L35a565; stockers and feeders. L0oa5so; Western,
LTa575
Sheep were steAdy to strong. Estimated re-
ceipts, 1900 Natives, 3oA5oo; Western. 2zaS 90:
yearings A7saSs5; lambs. Sons o.; Western lambs,
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Would Adopt Abandoned child.

Taylor and Lizzie Jones yesterday petit
toned the court to be permitted to adopt
Rosabelle Scott. and change her name
to Clementine Jones. The child was born
September 2. 1900. and was committed 70
the Board of Childern's Guardian, as
an abandoned child. and the board has
no knowIege of the whereabouts OF the
parents Of the child.
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ANNUAL TAX SALE BEGUN.
More Than $4,000 Parcels of Real
Estate to Go.

The annual sale of property. the taxes
upon which are due for the fiscal year
ended June 30, 1910, began yesterday at
the office OF Charles C. Rogers, collector
of taxes OF the District, and will con-
tinue until March q.
At the beginning of the sale there were
L, $50 parcels of real estate to be sold
for taxes and penalties amounting to
$225, ,97S57. II is estimated there will be
between 100 and 1000 lots sold each
day.
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Lawsuits.

No. 53ir5 Story & Cobb vs.. David Fl. wolpoh
certiorari Att0rneys. Darr. Peyser & Taylor
No. 55iCi. A. Z. Beitzell Patrick ]. D1ry
and Louis EuIle. trading Louis hulle; account
S5l I. Attorney Alex Wolf.
No 534O5. Eli Morris W. Peoples Pharmacy
damages $1,000. Attorney. Mark StearnAn
No. 53iO6 Henry HUM Freshman Company
damages 50 900. Attorney, ?. A. Bowen, jr.
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Equity Court No. L.


No. 2e68 In re Arthur L. Bizell; report oi
special master confirmed Auorucys Alex WOLF
". &. English.
No. 500. Jackson vs- Mosher: rule ret,irnable
March L. Attorney. Alex. Wolf
y" 3"i. Bower VS.. Palmer; Attorney
same.
amlner. Atto7neyA H c. KlmhaI-J = Foster
No. ED6. Poe HAwley: ruIe rcturrabe March
II ALtc-ne9> Ellis & donaldson.
No. Si.h, HarT1rer " HarroTT; rule returnabls
Marh ID. Attorney, ". A. CoOmhe.
No. 1879 Schmidt vS Davidson: decree pro
orsEfcaao. Aunneys. Branderbur; & Brandcnburg
In re ko'SllclI" Scott: adoption leEalizrd.
Auorn"yE 6. e. Wihamson-r. ". ~tClson.
No. aGD C"dd Company Jefferson receiver
t" b" authoriH"d To s5l boat and annrFt offer.
Attnrnezs. ". & Glrd,nrr-A L. Nr,rmyer.
No mo TuNar TuIlar; absolute divorce
FTanted. Attoreys. T. l. Jefo7ds-Philin Hich-
Assignments for today:
No. X. $rear rs s"ay Attorneys. Jackson
No. Te. D~mmcr vs NcwburE ct al Attorneys.
Ralston Srtfou-WiuiamS
10 rs Iso-"v v. Warren ct al Attorneys.
Na AZ. Chandler ct al m Whitfield ct al
Art0rnr-. B7rdcr,r-5.
No tfa, Fua" Ct al Us. Connrrtie1. General
Classic Bond Rr11ut & Darlington
No. 81. Harris q al vs. Cochran. Attorneys.
Wclch & James.
M La Alvey W Alvey Att0TneyS, StearTnan-
Bacon & M0TCln.
Equity Court No. ?.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. @Oo. Browning ct al vs. CaT ct al. dis
u7bution Of stock ordered. Attorneys J. r. Iarner-
VI. spear. Raiston Siddons & Richardson "
StrlS'mrErr ard r 5 Hume
In r. lunaryt Leopold Schwartz; order 10 de-
post Of unInvcsted funds
No 2o9i. Arlington Brewing Company vs Nc
Namart Ct al. order to pay rent Attnrney, W. +.
Columbus
No 299I. In re William Brakhager: sale con
frmod and rrfered 70 audtnT AttnrneyS J. A.
Aaelel 7nd VI StrasburEpr
No 274 Wyue ct al vs. Mulcare ct al :;
order of publication Attorneys W. P. williamson
T. II. Thomas
Assignments for to-day:
No rs. O'Bren X Whitord. AttornPyS Worth
irCton--Hamiltnn. Coltsrt, Yerkcs 4 Hamilton.
No. L4. Smith rs Newman. ACOrpeys Hill
lard-DOlEas & Baker
No l& Williams ~ Williams. Attorneys,
RHODES Barnard.
No 40. Darne vs.. Dame. Attorneys. Stras-
burger & Mactall-Maedsl.
No IT. Kelchner vS Kechne- ct al Atturneys
Gardiner & Coombe-Rilgure, Cohart & Srates-
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same; on 1al

same; trlal.
Assignment for March Is
United States " William Dutch.
United States vs.. Oliver Washington.
United States vs. Pete Washington. Edward Pratt
and John !. Carroll.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
TREASURY STATEMENT.

At the beginning Of business yesterday the ocndI
ti"n Of the United States TIess1ry vas:
Working balance in Treasury Offices 81 575I 81
In banks and Philippine treasury S2 l5 800 2
Total balance in general fInd......... s. $50 81
Ordinary l226 O59 %
Ordinary disbursement lTS04s6 3
The deficit tn date this fiscal year is Sc S6 az g.
sS against 81. .ss3 f9s = at this time last year.
Thesc figures exclude Panama Canal and public
debt transactions.
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Circuit Court No. 1.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 5Gia Lotto vs.. Terminal Taxlcab Company
verdc; for plaintiff for $50 ard Judgment forthwith
Attorneys. Pack. Hinton & PaGk-R- H. Yeatman.
No. DiiS. Shellhorn. r.. Capital Traction
Downing and Edwin FoTest-R. R. ePerry & Son
and G. T. Dunlop.
No. 5lao4 Savers vS Southern Railway Company
bond on appeal to act as supersedeas fixed at
$500 Attorneys Z II. JacSson-HaniltOl, Col
bert. Yerkes & Hamilton
No 1852 Jones vs.. CAN'T: cause stricken from
calendar. Attorneys. s. V. Hayden. Q. H.
Award
No. 5OSl6 Swann. administratri1. Us. White. 81
perntendent; verdict for plaintiff. Attornes. J. z.
Collins, H. A. Clarke and B. L Gaskns-Beach
& Adkins
Assignments for to-day:
No. 2Z3 SOuders vs. Wallis Attorneys, BaIder-
ston-Montague & Moriarity.
No Z5 Jacobs vs. District Of Columbia ct al
Attorneys. Gordon 4 Gorton-Thomas. Hamilton
Colbert Yerkes 4 Hamilton
No 20. Van Scnden vs.. Palmer. &c Attorneys,
Poe-Tohriner
No 81 Whitfield Company vs.. Philadelphia
Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company. At
torneys. Kcane-McKenncy X t7annery.
No. B3 Brice vs. Curtis Attorneys, Collins &
Hrmans-Cobb Il Richardson.
No 25. Bylcs rs. Gaines Attorneys, Stadden &
Hooyer-Adriaans.
No a3 Shepherd " City and Suburban Rail-
way Company. Attorneys. Diggs Rothschid-
No gDe Harms vs. Nash. Attorneys. Lambert &
Ieatman-Birney WoodaTd.
No o.. Dyer VS. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys Robson & Calvin
Darlington
No So Fitch vs. District Of Columbia. Attorneys
Lambert & Yeatmau-Thomas
Circuit Court No. =
JUSTICE BARNARD
No SAB First National Bank of Dexter. n. Y.
vs.. Umbenhauer: on trial Attorneys A. s. Worth
ington and H r Wocdard-J. ]. Darlington.
No 5I4S7. Sellman Potomac Insurance Com
rany: time TO file transcript extended. AttorpeyS
w ]. Lambert and n, H. Yeatman-Maddox
Gatley.
No. 5ssL Morris vs. Washington Railway Com
rany; Judgment on verdict Attorneys r Il.
DanShton and W A. Coombe-J. J. Darlington
No. 1861. Pertins, Administrative vs. Chase;
fat On sci IA against defendant for $40 Attorney.
Percy MctzgcT.
No. 5293i. LAnsburg rs. Lansburg; leave granted
to withdraw Of certain exhibit Attorneys. Doug
las Baker-w. Z. Ambrose and John Ridcut.
No. 5sZSs Frietag ct al rS Davis ct al; Alfred
D. Smith granted leave TO withdraw appearance
for plaintiff Attorneys, Alfred D. Smith-R- B.
Flcharty and J. S. Easily Smith.
Assignments for today.
No. "a Edwards vs. Same Attorneys Milan &
Smith-Dariington.
No. So johnson vs.. Krikstsin. Attorney, GieA
No. SS Donaldson District Of Columbia
ATTORNEYS. Cuttings & ChamberiiD-Tbouas
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Bnnkruptcy Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD
No 7T. In 70 Aaron Goldman; rule continued.
No IA. In re Julius SelinScr; composition con
fmed and distribution ordered.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, March H-whsat closed steady Spot
and March elzaslE; April. s2k; May ssI
Corn closed strong. Spot and March, 50x a5oS ;
April. D7Sa5l: Nay, 51S-
Oats steady. No 2 white IS; standard white
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. HibbS & Co, mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing.
Call money: Open, 2a high, 214; low 2As close, n
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
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Criminal Court No. 1
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No z4E3 United States vs. George Hallback;
assault with dangerous weapon; motion Tor new
trial fled.
No EiS. United States vs.. Robert Preston;
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny; nolls prose
No. E3a United States Barnett Deitsch
bgamy; bail reduced to 500.
No. 25o United States w. Charles Nelson
househreaking; verdict not guilty.
No B9T6 United States Lewis Jefeson
violation section A3s. Revised Statutes Of the
United States noIe prose
No. zEz. United States v. John H Purnel
robbery; verdict. guilty.
No. z45I. United States vs. George Reed: ho1ss-
brcadng and larceny: same
No ZzA Uzitad States N Charles Hende.n:
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Mechanics Lien.

No $40 Charles Becker & Co. rs. Richart
Ough; lots Z to 70 block s. ArmAeish Park ST.. Il
Attorney C. W Ohutt n.
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New York March A-WHEAT-Frner: inonirv
light No. ! northern spring to arrive f. O b. |
l.C0I; No. red. T. o b., s1S; No hard. T. a b. |
l0lk; No. macaroni f. o. b.. gz; No l Mani. |
to6a- I. b, LO2 Reported for export, nothing |
CORN-Weaker; slow trade. Steamer So. ex- |
port basis; new No 2 T. O b.. IS: new No. 2 |
elevator. domestic. s14. Exporters took Z loads |
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ankruptcy Petition.

No. rs In re Patrick E DAILY. saloon keeper. ll25
Seventh street northwest debts SlNF75, assets, .c
Attorney A. A. Lipsoumb
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