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The Washington herald., 1911-06-13
DAILY COURT RECORD
| (Monday, june II, 1911)
Equity Court No. 1.


/ No. S6. In re Richard II. Green and Thelma L.
Green; adoption legalized.
No. 9le5 Gadman vs. LonSaTe; title vested In
plaintiff By adverse possession Attorneys. Gull q
No. $3.50 Bryan vs. Duvall; rule returnabs Jun.
l6 Attorney, L. J. Mather
No SOFA. Joy vs.. Joy; Clyde d. Garrett, waltes
B. Guy, and Henry F. Sohon appointed trustees
to SELL bond 5000 AstSrnsys' sesa .. d. Garrett
M ase9o scott Va Scott: rule returnable June
R Attorneys, ]. A. DaVis-M. W. Sullivan
No. 20s6 Hilton vs.. Hilton; reference to ex-
aminer. Attorneys. W. J. Neale-W. h. Hol'
No. z7n2 Taylor Va Rupert reference tc
auditor. Attorneys C. w. CiAsett-J. A. Toomey.
No. NIsl. Richardson Burgess vs.. Maghan
time to take DEFENDANTS testimony extended. At.
tcrneys, L Tobimer-H. E. Davis and Cuttings 4
No. sS7s. senmes-KeIly Company w. Sanitary
Grocery Company; auditors report ratified and dis
tribution ordered. Attomeys. Wolf & Rosenberg
L H. David and J. J. Darlington.
No 2dIf storment vs. Wiley; rule Eetnrnabls
June Is Attorneys, Ralston, siddous & Richard
son-I Williamson
istery ordered paid plaintiff and decree Of March
q vacated and bill dismissed. Attorneys, Thomas
& Beller-G. F. Hayell.
Assignments for June IS:
No z1s. storment VS.. Wiley. Attorneys. Ralston
siddons-w Williamson.
No 27 Hagan VI. HagHn. Attorneys. Smith
Fitzgerald & Quinn
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No nae Cunningham vs. Cunningham order Of
May ], 1911, modified. Attorneys. W. A. Coombe-E.
n Hopewell.
No IseO. Malon4y VS.. Maloney; rule returnable
June lS Attorneys, R. n. DonAldSon-Alfred D.
Smith.
No ao6S souders VS.. souders; same. Attorneys.
G, F. HaveIl-Vernon West.
In re Qunacyl Robert Mason; committee author
lied 10 negotiate sale.
person and estate appointed and monthly payment
ordered.
In re QunacyI William NJ. oolgan; account ap-
proved. .
In re Clunacy) Robert A. seidel; order to invest
No SCl3l Martin VI. Landrick: auditors report
ratified. Attorneys. Brandenburg Brandenburg--
G. W. Drew.
No 2i754 Wallis vs. Mulcare; order Of publica-
tion. Attorney, Z. H. Thomas.
No Ola3. Reed, &C.. vs.. Widdup; order for re-
ceiTeT TO sell automobile. Attorneys, Baker sheehy
& Hogan-W. A. johnson.
No. 1856 Turner vs. Moxley; trustees permitted
TO borrow money. Attorney. ]. E Padgett
No. Z54l. Ross VI. Palmer; John Ridout and Z.
L. Gies appointed trustees; bond, 5000. Attorneys,
John RidOut-E L. Gies.
No. 2s47. Espey vs.. Espey; divorce vim mat de
creed. Attorneys, Chase Roys-G. II. Macdonald
Assignment for to-day:
Irwin vs.. Irwin. Attorneys. Bailey-BaldeBton.
Ballauf Vs. Heinrichs. Attorneys, De1nis-Fen-
ming.
Baxter VS.. Baxter. Attorneys. Mitchell & Forrest
-Key-Smith
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK, June ls.-Can money, ruling rate. "a
per cent
Time money: For sixty days, 2lSa2% per cent; fer
ninety days, 2<Aa per cent for four months, , per
cent; for FIVE months, 3aSk per cent; for six
months, 3kASh per cent Very dull
Commercial paper: Prime, sixty days 3%14 per
cent; ninety days 31sa4h per cent; four, five, and
six months, 4a4H per cent
Clearing operations: Exchanges Sl9l so. sos;
balances 13l5 rs Assistant TreasIrer's debit bal
ance. S53s,36 SubtreAsury's loss since Friday net,
Sl9s 0e
Foreign exchange market: Cables quoted at Ls6l5e
ls6n; demand sterling 4s5s5a4.s6; francs, 6205s-
I-s2a5 rs marks IS ll6ae6 l6 plus l-32
Domestic exchange on New York: Savannah, buy
ing 3l6c discount; selling. par Charleston. buying.
par; selling. l-loc premium. New Orleans, CONNER
cial &c discount; bank. 81 premium.
Foreign markets: Diseount-London, HSa2 SIS Per
cent: Paris. ~ per cent; Berlin. 3S-pes cent
Exchange on Londn: Paris, Z4. S4c; Berlin,
20m. H pfg.
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cotton supplies rest wholly in the hands
Of a few of the most venturesome and
daring SPECTATORS, and that for the time
being they are able to make prices sub
tantially at their will.
In the stock market prices moved irreg-
uIarly through the day, being strong al
first, then selling OF rather sharply, but
again recovering. and closing with the
usual mixture of advances and declines.
The truth is about the current market
that 1t is for the most part merely a
traders affair, but with an exceedingly
strong general undertone.
Professional operators who bought
stocks last Friday and Saturday con-
tinued the process at the opening OF
dealings this morning, and then made q
rush to secure their profits. The absorb
ing power Of the market was amply sum
Client for this, and as soon as the hquida-
tion was through with recovery set IN.
Copper stocks strong.
Exceptionally strong features Of the
market were the AmaIgamated Copper
and American Smelling and Refining and
other stocks of this group. Reason for
this was undoubtedly the distinct i'm
provement latterly in the copper metal
market, which was again quoted to-day
at higher figures
On the other hand, center Of weak
ness was the Denver and Rio Grande
common and preferred shares, which
caused sympathetic decline in the Mis-
souri, Pacific stock. owing to the general
ly accept ed idea that announcement will
shortly be made of either a reduction or
an entire passing OF the present dividend
on Denver and Rio Grande preferred
stock.
This event has, as a matter OF fact,
been considered as imminent for several
days past, and as lie stock market seems
tc be entirely prepared for it 1t Is very
doubtful If the actual occurrence, when
it comes, will cause any particular de-
cline Rather is such action likely to
be taken, as what is under the circum-
stances a wise and proper step.
Sterling Exchange to-day enjoyed some
what of reaction, and the most impor-
tant item of general news, apart from
that of crops, was. the news OF the very
heavy oversubscription at a good price
to the city of Philadelphia's bond issue.
Reports from steel and iron trade were,
however rather more cheerful than they
have been recently, and 1t is trustworth-
fly stated that orders from the railroad
companies are coming into the gteel mills
at a more rapid rate. New orders for
steel rails since the first of the month al
ready aggregate 122,O0O tons.
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Baltimore, June a-EGGs-Maryland. Pennsyl.
Eania and nearby frsts. loss or Is; Eastern Shore
Maryland, and Virginia loss OF. ls; Western frsts
Ohio loss OF. Is; West Virginia nrsts, 10; South
ern, North Carolina. loss Of, l5a1S1S guinea, pez
doz, Tlsa9
LIVE PoUITRY-sprins chickens. IA lbs. and
over. pc H., q; do, ID. TO IL lbs, zs; do, /
ID. and under, Z3aA; old hens heavy per lb, l51k
do, smal to medium per h. lss; old roosters. Der
lb, O. ducks, young white Pekins. fat per H., l2;
DO, Young MuscoTy and mcngrel, per Ib, II do
puddle large, per h.. II; spring ducks. lbs. and
over, per lb., 20; pigeons old. per pair. q; do.
young, per pair. 5; guiDeA fowl. DID, each. H
choice per h., 2Ia22; do, good, per h. lsas6 mi.
tation, H., l7a1s; do. print, per pound, 2a2s;
do, blocks. na2i; ladle. ID. l5a17; Maryland and
Pennsylvania rolls. PR ~. Aa15: Ohio rolls. per
lb. Hal5; West Virginia rolls b.. 1f5Sal5; store
packed, lb., lH1Al5; Maryland Virginia, and Penn
syEania dairy prints. lb. Nstals; process butter,
lb., lsa2.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. June R-wHEAT-stock in elevators.
25,s2 bushels: shipznents from elevators. 70
bnshelk Prime milling samples Of Southern wheat
are meeting with prompt sale. but the unallness
Of arrivals checks activity. Bag lots by samples.
As 70 quality and condition brought s. and g A
bnshel Foreign markets were essier
CORN-Stock h eleFators N7 ses bushels Shin
ments from elevators. Azss bushels ir-rr-urs o-
Southern corn were light to-day; In fact, 50 light
that good demand was checked Prime yellow
and white corn. II here. would sell readily. Quote
track yellow corn for domestic delivery at sijias2
per bushei for car lots on spot Offerings of cob
cnrn ara fully ample for present trade wants, and
the market Is quiet on basis Of 3Eaaso per
barrel fof nearby yellow stock.
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NEWS OF WALL STREET
Chicago Wheat Corner Breaks With Great Ship
n1ents of Winter Wheat-Lack of Rain
Causes Cotton Rise,

New York, June R.-With the heavy
rains of Saturday and Sunday, there is
a reasonable certainty that there will be
no resumption of talk at lease for very
considerable time to come, Of q water
famine in ana around the city of New
York. AS regards the rest OF the coun-
try. dry weather conditions were still
reported to-day from the South and
Southwest
In the Southwest, however, the hot
weather entirely disappeared, and there
were experts in the grain trade who de-
clared that inasmuch as the winter wheat
harvest is two weeks earlier than usual
and VIII be general over Missouri and
Kansas IN the present week, rains in that
section now would be more harmful than
otherwise, for obvious reasons.
In the main, the country's winter wheat
crop appears to be made and, with win
ter wheat already beginning to come into
primary markets, further underpinning
was removed from what was still left OF
the efforts to corner existing supplies of
wheat available for delivery in the Chi
cago market
Selling Of wheat, therefore to-day In
Chicago assumed such great proportions
that 1t practically der1oraIized the mar
splendid general wheat prospect, it must
be said conservative opinion inclined to
the view that the decline in the staple is
be no means yet over
In the case Of cotton, the rains or show
ers predicted by the government in many
parts OF the cotton belt over Sunday did
not materialize, and, therefore, there was
another excited speculative movement for
the rise in the cotton market throughout
the day.
Rise Is In Progress.
Here again the opinion of conserva-
tive people runs almost unanimously to
the effect that reckless and absolutely
untustifed speculation for the rise is in
progress.
1t is admitted that the outlook for the
seasons cotton crop is not as bright as it
was on May %. when the last govern
ment observation of conditions was
made; but inasmuch as the condition
then was so high and the cotton acre
age this year has been so enormously in
creased, it can be seen that the crop will
have to suffer very material damage in
deed before expecting short cotton crop
this year.
The truth is in this respect Just as it
was in the case of wheat, that present
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Circuit Court No. 4.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No 52olO SoudeT Va Wallis; bill Of exceptions
submitted Attorneys, W. Q. Balderston-MontA
gus Moriarity.
Nc. 52o4s Poole Ts. Capital Traction Company
Judgment verdict. Attorneys, z +. Coloday-
R. r. PERM & Son and G. T. Dunlop.
No. 5S6sl. United stateS ex rel. Bruen Home vs.
Commissioners District Of Columbia; rule returnsbl'
June q lsll. Atton,y, =. H. Marshall
No. 534e6. Murray Bros. vs. Schneider; judgment
BY default. Attorneys, Bates Warren and w. II.
Sholes.
No SSss6 King ct al. vs.. North Mount Vernon
Land Company; Judgment Of Municipal Court af
frmed. Attorney Alfred d. Smith.
No. 76N. American Surety Company vs. Dyer
cause restored TO calendar. Attorneys. Mckinney
& F1annery and William Hitz-Bates Warren and
W. II. Sholes.
No. S5z3l. Lukei vs. Washington Loan and Trust
Company; same. Attorneys, Douglas Douglas and
Bates Wanen-J. ]. Darlington.
No. 5ls5a Craig administrntrix. Ts. Parrish, ex'
ecutor; trial. Attorneys, F. W. Hackett-Holmes
Conrad and L. Robinson.
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NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. June l2-wHEAT-Lower and quiet.
No. Northern spring. to arrive. o. b. LozsS
No. 2 red, {. o. b.. aki No. hard, nominal;
No. maczroni T. 0. b., ssk No. Manitoba.
I. @. b., l04A. Exporte5 took nothing
C0RN-stsady; moderate trade Steamer, COX,
expert basis; No. 2 T. o. b, g.; No elevator,
domestic. q. Exporters took loads
MILLFEED-strcng; quiet dealings. Spring bran.
2Aeoi standard middlings. B.s5; Western red-dog
Alo; winter wheat bran. IN D0poand SACKS to
.antvs. 800; city bran In bulk, 400.
0ATS-strong; limited dealings. No z white,
s; No. white. =; standards. ~ elevator basis;
white On track. gsas7ss
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prAI tcsTATE TRANSFERS.

Unioutowp-Lots 245 and ~; Leila L. Watson Ct vil
to william II. Acton, so
,s n street norfheast-Square a6 lot s.; Sarah Z.
Garter TO Lilly ~ France ct yir, so.
4saa n strret uorfhwest-Squ II, lots IL and u
Patrick ]. Gallagher to Ellen Geilasher. SO
q n sfreet so,Ithsast-SQuaTe o. lot g; Jacob h
ISchlfter 10 Lucy u. Shaw. so
Tssinehen, uisce-Lot ., block 10; Howard Unirez-
sitT IA Emma NJ. schlick, SO.
F.orida aveuus northeast. between Fifth and SIXTH
strcets-sauars IS lot q; William J. HOLMAN
ef M 10 william + WaEgener. SO
q d streef soufheast-Square 81. LOT q; Lucy N.
shaw ef Tir to Jacob II. Hchliter. 80
soi,fh Kenilworth- -Square d6. lot "a; Bernard 9.
Bro1n e tix. to @. W. johnson. so
T,relfth street. northwest. between and Streets
sonare 80 tart of lot 4; james X. Win<low TO
John W. Lewis 81 80
Intesesf-Wiiliam P. Humphreys q NJ 70 tne hers
at-Iav of samuel Humptries, -
firsf rfr,et nor.acast between fifE-fth and Fifty
rirfh strsefs-sduafs 5u7 lot so: John g.
BrIdshsm e ux. TO John 9. Bridaham. r.. so
J. 1irest norfhcast bstgeen Ffiy-hfth and Fifty
sixih sfrrets- -sarzrs slz Lot 90; John O. Brids-
hr,a Il ux. to John @. Bridsham. r., so.
EssE DcsnNood-equsre 5za lots to 9: yehn g.
Brdnh1m q ox. - Johu g. Bridaham, j.. SO
El|,1c1'h e.1,l so1t1eret b,tFep kerneHs1ia
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COTTON MARKET.

onotstions furnished b W. b Hibbs 4 O. sn.n,
ben Of the New xcrk Stock Exehanrs Hibbs BaiIe
me-
New 1osk. June l1-Ths market vas afsuted b.
tbs apprehensions q dfoueht daniaas IN fns s,fs.
west Many q the adFices received this morninr i,
cased that damage . hr Il hrxel7 rrospecfive.
but were almost unanimous II claiming sh1t rood
rains are needed IN the near future. Estirn1fe'I
receipts at the ports today. 400 halra nrrln-1
22g last week and zzE last yslr For ihs sr.sf
lS.ooo bAles Against A.oo last Weck ard 4 e,
last yesr- To-daEs receipts ~ Ncr Orleans. IN
hales enninst % last rcar
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.TAvoR UN1vERsAI TRANsFERs.
Commissioner. Make known Their
Position.

In their report on the Works universal
transfer bilT the Commissioners yesterday
made known their partially to universal
transfers The Commissioners think
.'tnet unless kha street car companies
furnish such transfers they are not af-
tcrdlne reasonable facilities IL return
for their prIg.leEes.
The portion Of the bill regarding half
fares Tor school children should not. they
say. Be discussed until after action has
been. taken On he oniRsssei transfers.
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Saying, BANK Dtytdend.

The United States Savings Bank has
declared the seventh regular semi-an-
nual dividend of 8 per cent on its cap
ital stock, payable July !, 1911.
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The summer outings committee Of the Associated
the committee this rear q success. Last year SO
rnotheFn and children were sent to Camp Pleasant.
and ne mothers and children were sent TO Camp
Coed Wlll u 4 hoped tknt fhIa xiar thh nuuber
.Hin = nat4,silE inupeFsA
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-ReSular call, IL O'Clock noon
Capital Traction, At I2s%, 10 at l2sx, at 11SA.
American Security and Trust, ! at 2s51.
United States Trust, 10 at ll5&.
After call-washingtOn Railway pfd.. % at 50.
Washington Gas, 8 at &K, Is at Ss&, g at sS&
3 at 8A g at ssx
Following were the bid and asked prices posted
yesterday:
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FINANCEAND REALTY

washington Stock Exchange offered
very little Of interest yesterday. The at
tendance OF brokers was light. stocks
were inactive, and the list is a short
one Altogether. 1t was one of the
dullest days OF the season.
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of George p. Zurhorst; will dated June 5.
1911. filed.
Estate Of Jane A. Baum; letters testsmentary
granted to Mary A. Davis and George g. w. Baum
bond. 500. Attorney. J. A. Cobb.
Estate Of Mary Bowers; letters Of administration
granted to Annie NJ Bowers; bond. 500. AttoneyA
]. A. Cobb and G. F. Collins.
Estate Of Anderson @. d. Nelson; petition for
letters II administration d. b n, c. t. q Ator-
neys Lyon Lyon.
Estate Of wIIhelmina Gerbardt order to sell real
estate AttorneyS Montague & Moria6ty.
Estate Of Edward Richard: guardian ad htem
appointed. Attorney. J. A Burkhart.
Estate Of Mary z. Kellogg; petition for letters
testamentary. Attorney. W. P. Plmley.
In re Salina G. Browning ct al; Martha v.
Browning appointed guardian; bond 500. Attorney,
W. O. Prentiss.
In re Ruth E. Baumbach; Virginia A. Baumbach
appointed guardian; bond, 5000 Attorney. g. p.
In re Mary Bet ct al: William P. Belt ap-
pointed guardian; bond, 800 and order for allow
ance.
Estate of George NJ Brayton; letters testamentary
granted 20 Elizabeth p Brayton; bond. Sloo
Estate Of Andrew b. Graham; order permitting
resignation Of executor. Attorney, G. z. Hamilton
In re Edward Work ct al; order for sale Of real
estate.
Fstate q Mary W. Scott; will dated March 3
1911 and petition for letters testamentary filed.
Attorney W. r. MAttirRy.
Fssate or f. Warren johnson; petition for rule
Attorney Alfred ID. Smith.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Guotaticus furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.. mem
beTs Of the New York Stock exchange. Hibbs
Building.
Gail money opened at rs.
SALE nF SHARES RY HOIIRS
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Ioal u
District Of Columbia, City Of Washington. IS:
], CHAS. J. BELL, President Of the aboTenaned
bank. do sclemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best Of my knowledge and belief
CHAS J. BELL, President.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10Th day
Of June, lsIi. CHAS. E. SESSFORD.
Notary Public
Correct-Attest:
CHAS. ]. BELL
HENRY F. BDOUNT
CORCORAN, THOM,
H g. RESIDE,
II. HURT,
W. J. FLATHER,
HENRY H. FATHER,
NJ. Z. ALLIES,
JAMES n. GREEN.
Directors.
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Court Approve. Sale.

The District Supreme Court has ap-
proved the sale Of premises 1902 and
1904 H street northwest by Randall H.
Hagner to Francis d. Fry for S123.o0o
The two lots contain 1894 square feet,
and the price paid approaches S25 a
fn0t
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District Of Columbia. city Of Washington, IS:
l. EDISON B. OLDS. treasurer Of the above
named bank. do Solemnly that the above
statement Is true to the best Of my knowledge
and belief. EDISON B. oLDS. Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th
day Of June. 1911.
REGINALD RUTHERFORD. Notary Public.
Correct-AtteSt:
GEO. GIBSON,
GEORGE z FLEMING,
va. r. LIPsCOMB
FRANK C. HENRY.
JAMES B. LAMBIE
EDWARD J. sTELLwAGEN
JOHN W. YERKES,
D. g. PORTER,
d. J. KAUFMAN,
F. B. MCGUIRE,
J. THILAIAN HENDRICK
Direcfnrs.
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Criminal Court No. 4.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. HBT. United States ". Isadore OppenheimeT
embezzlement; plea not guilty.
No. $3.50. United States vs.. Minnie Lowrie;
forgery and uttsrng; plea guilty; sentenced TO pent
tentiary for one year and one day.
No H5ss. United States ". William johnson;
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny; plea not guilty.
NosL $500 and 26ss2 United States John Bar
ton Miller violating section So code, and embezzle
ment; on trial.
No. 26G. United States James Pratt; non
support; defendant committed.
Assignments for June Il.
United States ". John l. Brown.
United States VI. Isaac Gonzales.
United States vs. William johnson.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No S50S. Columbia Manufacturing Company ~
George F. Page; time TO settle bill Of exceptions
and file transcript extended Attorneys, @. Z. Sui
hVan-DarT, Peyser & Taylor.
United States vs.. Morris Schooster; nonsupport; /;
bench warrant ordered issued
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Bank stocks.

American Security and Trust brought
2S5 Is, but only one share was sold.
Ten shares of United States Trust sold
at LIS S-4
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WnshfnRton Gan.

slight fall in price. SS IA, at which
125 shares were sold. marked transac-
tions in the only stock that sold up to
the average in volume.
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CURB MARKET.

ouO,stions furnished By W. q. Hibhs 4 a.
Aembezs Of the New Xo-k stock Exenana. HiboS
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Equity Suits.

No. SOFA. Frederik Kluckhuhn W Albert II.
scbneiSer et all Judgment creditors bin. Attor-
nevS Thomas G. Lewis and E L. Giles.
No. 3oeio Alice E. Bryan ct al. vs.. Emma D.
Duyau ct al; to declare resulting trust and for
receiver. Attorney. L. J. Mather
No snau John T. Van Horn ct al vs. Charles
O Lanaiey ct al; quiet title Attorneys, John
Ridout and G. @. Gertman.
No sool2 James G. Pierce ys. Fred Pierce; d.
yorce Attorney. @. II. Turner.
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RaiIMax stockn.

sold at l2s "a. and Washington Railway
preferred brought So.
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Expect Long Lease.

Gait & Bro. expect that, after the
expiration of the lease of the prem
ises 1107 Pennsylvania avenue another
lease will be made for ten years. 1t is
proposed to extend the floor space of
the building to meet the greater needs
of the firms business.
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New Realty Firm.

has opened Offices at 612 Thirteenth street
northwest. The organizer OF the COM
pany. Ed Mallett, was formerly connect
ed with Heiskell & McLeran.
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Iawsuits.

No Sssas. King & Hansford ". North Mount
Vernon Land Company; appeal. Attorney. Alfred
d. Smith.
No 53sa. Henry v. Tullochs executor xs. The
Capuzaya Mining Company and Engene Davis; note
HH4a Attorney. c. z. EmiR
Nc. 5sess Lucien d. Winston vs. Frederick w.
Reynolds: certiorar defendant. Attorney, W. @.
Gardner.
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summer Outinra for the Children

Deed. o. nun 81 Pase sever.
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LArgest Morning Circulation.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Second National Bank,

At Washington, in the District Of Columbia, al
the close Of business June 7, 1911.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

'E dividend.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hfbbs q Co,
bers Of the New YORK Stock Exchange, Hibhs j
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
National Metronolitan Rank

At Washington. In the District Of Columbia, at the
close Of business June Z, 1911.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-05-25
DEPUTY-SNIITH.

Stanley Deputy, one of the we'll
known, and popular young Great
Northern engineers of this city land
Miss Rachel Smith of Kalispell,
were married Monday afternoon at
5 o'clock at the home of the bride,
436, West Fourth street, kalispell.
1t was small wedding with only
relatives present. Rev. T. A. STAN
cliffe officiated at the ceremony.
The bride is sister of Charles A.
Smith, also an engineer on this di-
vision, and they both have many
friends in the two cities, who extend
to them their good wishes. Mr.. and
Mrs. Deputy will make their home
in Whitefish after honeymoon to
Seattle.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-05-25
HuuaOr and
Philosophy
~ DUNCAN n. ,cRSSTA
PERT PARAGRAPHS,
~. SMITH

WHEN girl has her photograph tax.
en- In her very newest gown 1t
does make her furious to be told that
she resembles spinster aunt whom
she considers the biggest dowdy Of her
acquaintance.
No small hoy believes that digging
dshworms is SO taxing to the strength
as hoeing In the garden.
A man seems possessed to talk
about that outrageous paving assess
ment just when his wife is convinced
in her Utmost soul that she must have
an Easter outfit.
Many man has followed get-rich
quick scheme into the penitentiary
Some wome-:s idea Of success IL
getting the wish on the line before
the next door neighbor has had her
breakfast.
Life is u tragedy to n girl when the
latest fashion book fails to arouse her
interest
When a man makes a fool of him.
self he usually does n good Job.
How would it do to put tariff on
titled foreigners?
A church bazaar will appeal to
the religious instincts Of girl much
more forcibly than a prayer meeting.
900 pound man more quickly thar
work can.