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The Washington times., 1911-08-29
Cincinnati Takes Lead at
Opening of Union
League Series.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Aug. 29.-The Wash
ington team will participate in today's
contest for the championship Of the
Union Printers Baseball League, its op-
ponent being the club from Denver.
But one game in the championship
series has been played. That was be-
tween Cincinnati and Pittsburg yester-
day, the former winning by y to 3.
Garry Hermann, chairman Of the
National Commission and president Of
the Cincinnati club, has put up silver
cup for competition and must be won
three times by a club to become its
permanent property.
The Washington times., 1911-08-29
Knights of Columbus
Plays the Eagles Today

itably inclined Washington people to
turn out in full force for the Eagles
Knights of Columbus baseball game.
which will be played at the Nationals
Baseball Park, at Florida avenue and
Seventh streets.
The proceeds will go to aid St. Vim
cents Asylum of orphans. The game
will start at o'clock, preceded by a
concert by the Fifteenth Cavalry Band
The Washington times., 1911-08-29
Flynn Wants $4,000
To Fight Morris

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-Fireman
Jim Flynn demands $4,000 as his
end for the fight with Carl Morris,
the Oklahoma hope" scheduled for
Madison Square Garden, September II
or IS. He was told today he would
fight ''for the. sum originally agreed
on" or he could start back in the
Colorado at oEce.
II Flynn defaults Morris will meet
another heavy.
The Washington times., 1911-08-29
S. -. MALARiAI p POISONING Sd

Malaria disease which gradually destroys the strong nour
ing elements of blood When the maaa poison begins alb
the r red copusces of the circulation pale saow
compilations and general impairment of health AS the blood be-
comes weaker the appetite fails digestion is disturbed chs and
slight frequent and aggravated cases bos and erupons
break the esh Malaria blood poverty and the only
the trouble enrich and purify the circulation SSSis
especially adapted the of maa troubles because contains
harmful minerals and while rddng the system of the maaria
If you suffering with Malaria begin the of and rid
yourself of this weakening disease Book the blood and any
medical advice free. SS.S is for sale drug stores.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co, ATLANTA, GA.
The Washington times., 1911-08-29
TOMORROW.
Bankers VS.. Southland, Mt First
and NJ streets northeast Umpires
Hughes and Cleveland.
Jeanette Meets Flynn.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Joe Jeanette
and Porky Flynn Will fight at the Fair
mont Club tonight. This is the first
fight to be staged under the new State
boxing law.
The Washington times., 1911-08-29
Western League.

Des Moines, z; Omaha, ).
st. Joseph, 6; Sioux City, 5.
Lincoln, 6; Pueblo, 1.
Topeka, 4; Denver. 3.
The Washington times., 1911-08-29
New York State League.

WiIkesbarre, 8; Utica, 2.
Syracuse-Scranton; rain.
Troy-Binghamton; rain.
Albany-Elmira; rain.
The Washington times., 1911-08-29
Eastern League.

Providence-Montreal; rain.
Newark Toronto; rain.
Baltimore-Rochester; rain.
Jersey City-Buffalo; rain.
The Washington times., 1911-08-29
Tn-State League.

York, /: Harrisburg, o.
Johnstown, l.; Altoona, ).
Trenton. 5; Reading. Iten innings).
Lancaster Wilmington; rain.
The Washington times., 1911-08-29
South Atlantic League.

Columbus, 4; Savannah, 0.
S. A. L., s; Columbia, ].
Characterization; rain.
Albany, 5; Jacksonville, 4.
The Washington times., 1911-08-29
Minor League Results.
American Association

St. Paul-Louisville; rain.
Columbus Milwaukee; wet grounds.
Minneapolis, 3; Toledo, 0.
Indianapolis, 8; Kansas City, 2.
The Washington times., 1911-08-29
Virginia State LeaguH

Roanoke, 3; Richmond, ?.
Lynchburg, 2: Danville, 0.
Petersburg, 4; Norfolk, 3.
The Washington times., 1911-08-29
Carolina Association.

Anderson, /: Greenville, /.
Winston-Salem, 4; Charlotte, 3
Greensboro. Z; Spartanburg, :
The Washington times., 1911-08-29
Big League Bftfers of
a Day.

No, not so very many tremendous
clOuters today but still, there
are Just enough to make II in
teresting. Here are the best Of
The Washington times., 1911-08-29
Denver's Team Going.

Denver will send a team of bowlers
to the annual tournament of the Amerl-
can Bowling Congress, to be held in
Chicago from March to 2, 1872.
The Washington times., 1911-08-29
Southern League,

Memphis, 5; Atlanta. o.
Montgomery. 8; Mobile. /.
Chattanooga, s; Nashville, 2
The Washington times., 1911-08-29
Mtersectfonaf Statistics
STANDING.

YESTERDAYS RESULT
No game-Rain.
TODAY.
American Security VS.. Cornell, at
Capital City League Park, 5 p.
m. Umpires-Messrs. Belts and
Yenable.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-12
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs Co., m-n
hers Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibts Build
nG
Nev York. April 1.-THE cotton market dis
PLAYED a Tacticnary tendency to-day cul
mlnation appeared 10 have been reached in thu
upward movement with enormous realizing sales bs
the bulls and nearly much anxious buying By
the shorts. Influences having direct hearinr
on the market were not under discussion Whetbe-
news was nmevhat better with rising terpusra,
lures and abundance of rain ruling throughout
the cotton belt Receipts were not greater than
expectations and Southern spot markets verr
steady without important change Iiye-rcol con.
tnues 10 show strength. and during the earliest
dealings that market had reacted from the hist,
level in prices for the moment
The Washington herald., 1911-04-12
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERI

1113 street northrrst-Square api. lot Is; Harvey
| A. Berkeley tn Lewis W. Oldham. SO.
! 7O6 and 70S + street south We<t-Square sE. partI
of lots 10 and II; John J. BroSnan to Nellie E
| Hannah. SO.
Potomac avenue sourheast between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth Streets-Square IO45. Let 81; William
| n. Gibson ct 20 Joseph =. Rollins. SO
| Washington HiEhlands-Ints l and 20. block 8
| Charles g. Taylor to Henry W. Heuniye $40.
| Pleasant P1ains-Square $751; lot lis; Kennedy
Brother Inc. to Ella Curl. So
Randle HishIands-square sol. lot u; the United
States Realty Company to Reese B. sinp-
son. 80.
Between Q and and Eleventh and Thirteenth
streets northwest-squarr 55l, lot IT: James R.
Ellers,n ct md Roy H. Pichord to
strcklcr y. McCune. so. trust. 5000.
Mount Pleaant-Lot g. block 8; Rose Chirico ct
vir tn Francis s. Dunicar, SO
Fifteenth street southeast. between PennSfvania
and Potomac aTenueS-Northeast Of square 1865.
lot 3; John W: Brawner. trustee. to Herman R
HovenstRin, So
Grant Park-Lots 81 and e. block ); Elijah Brown
ct to James z. wilkins. SO.
100 Thirteenth street nnrthwest-S1uare - lot ::
Clarence c. Calhoun ct ux. to Henrietta NJ.
Halliday SO.
G and Thirteenth streets northwe<t-Square u part
Of lot /; Henrietta NJ. Halliday TO Clarence C.
Calhoun, So
B street and Maryland avenue southeast-Square 75S,
lot 10; Hettie Fl. Fsgne. Amelia z. Hmtley
lydia Fl. Tilln. and Hettie II. Fague trustees
OF the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Of
the Metropolitan Memorial VI. Z. Church Of the
and Martha ]. Alexander. S 5n
Randle Highlands-Square 55l2. lot 81: the United
States Realty Company Qnc.) to David l. Rob
erts, SO
Randle Highlands-Sluare 5sei lots s and d: the
United States Realty Company Unc) to George
b. jackson. SIC
RaDdle Highlands-S1uare 55l2 lot 100; the United
States Realty Company tn Walter o. Sluzser SO
Pleasant Plains-Sduare 1854. lot lk3: Kennedy
Brothers. incorporated. to Margaret NJ Felton,
so.
Between | and K. Eighteenth and Nineteenth
3; Charles F. Benjamin trustee. to Michael
MorTis s.7O-
SeTenth and streets soI.hesst-Square so3. part
OF lots S and 2; Laura L. Paul to James L. !
Clark. SO.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Lot s..
block 8; Frances S. Dunigan to Pas1uaIe |
Chisico and Rose Chisico (joint tenants). So
Eleventh and c streets southeast-Square go parts |
Of lots. 8. and Z; August Raeder to Antonia |
Di Benedetto ct ux.. $40. |
Rosedale and Isherwood-Lot IS. block q Thomas
b WeldT ct W. to Groves PARK Company |
Ipcprrprsted SO.
Alley between L and NJ. Vermont ar-nue and |
Fifteenth streets-SQuare N4 lots 6 to 80; |
May l., Gibbs to Catherine Hesser SO
Whitney Ciose-Lot q. block 2; Hayes ". Haw-
kins To Frederick n. Weber, IT.. ct u1. So
Fortune Enlarged-Part; Henry Clay Downing ct
ux- to Joseph William Downing. so.
Fairviev Heights-Lot .. block l; John W.
Langley ct TO Richard Washington. SO
and q, block .: Frederic A.
Lnger ct uI TO Elizabeth A. To~se, SO.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-12
: Probate Court.
HIGTICE GDIrIn

JUSIlCE
Estate Of Kate S. Jcnning: petition for letters
testamentary. Attorney. l. 5. Pennepacker.
Estate Of Christina b. Ribuitski: petition claim.
ing part and for all Of estate Attorney, A. 5.
Taylo-.
Estate Of Theresa Arnold; petition for letters
OF administrator I. a. Attorney. q. II. Lamar.
Estate Of William C.. Mason; letters tesla
mentary granted to Caroline Mason. bond $500.
Attorney. J. f Laskey.
Estate Of John Maynard; petition for letters OF
administration. Attorney W. II. Sholes.
Estate Of Elizabeth Frech; letters Of tesla
montary granted to Jacob r. Frech. bond si.ooo.
Attorney. Z. J. Bernhard
Estate Of Mary L. Brown letters testamentary
granted tn Mar L. Brown. bond $500. Attorney.
Thomas Walker.
Estate Of James l.. Norris: order to sell 81
cIritics and personality. Attorney. W. G. Gardi-
ncr
Estate Of Margaret Knchett; order to give
special bond. Attorncy. T. W. Krtchett
Estate Of John Ofens;ein; order IN sell bust
ness. Attorneys. E. II. Thomas and R. H.
Walker.
Estate of Helen Mel. Kimball; order To SIR
render policy and sell claim. Attorney. a. G.
Bentley.
In Ann ". Todd; order to make loan At
torney. r. NJ. Parker.
Estate Of Frederic T. Chisolm: petition for let
tiers testamentary. Attorney. L. Fl. DaTid.
Estate Of Edward Hswss; will dated July %.
lss9. and petition for letters testAmentary filed
Attorney. e. T. Black.
Estate of May J. Bird; order ratified.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-12
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square v-Part Of lot 4: Clarence c. Calhoun ct
uL To George K johnson and Samnel r. Bond,
trustees. to secure the Penn Mutual Life In
surance Company. $1,000. payable January l.
leb. per cent, semi-snnually
Square B1-Lot lo1: Joseph F. Birch, IT.. ct ux
to the American Security and Trust Company.
trustees, to secure the National SAVINGS and Trust
Company. 5000. payable April L. 1879, S per
cent, semfannnafly
SQa1se 5s24-Ots 3 and IS; George B. jackson to
John Stsphen and Clement B, Hilliard trus-
tees. to secure the United States Realty Com
pany, SIS. monthly payments, per cent. semi
Annually.
Squire 8n Lot 100: wafter D. Sluser To James
Henry Brown and Clement B. Hirliard trus-
tees. to secnre the United States Realty Cbm-
pny. Soa. monthly payments. per cent semi
annually.
Square 55ol-Lot Il; R1se B. Simpson to J. Henry
Brown to Clement B. Hilliard, trustees To s.-
c1re the United States Realty Company $500
monthly paymentx per oent, semi-annually.
Square 6l-Lot De: Strickler ". McCane ct u1 to
James R Ellesm and Thomas H Pickford
trustees. TO secure Barhara NJ. Graf s. no. l 10
los months, per crnt per annum-
Square t72-Lot @: Charles Blencpwe ct ux 70
Charles c. Stouh1 and Charles A. McFuen
trustees. to secure Henry n. Glfy, trustee,
50. monthly pasmmf1 spar ont smiAnr
annzk
The Washington herald., 1911-04-12
DAILY COURT RECORD
Tuesday, April IL, 19111

No 5z3o4- Some vs.. Ams; same. Attorneys
Z. A Swngle-Hallam & HaIlam.
No 0eA. We've The Pullman Company: yer
dict for plaintiff for s16. Attorneys. A. L. New
myer-AfaddOx & Gatly.
No H3io. United States Earl r. Baxter; non,
support; bench warrant awarded and issued.
No. 5z32. Fry DartOn; trial. Attorneys
Lecke. Fulton & Con and G. c. Shinn-y. II.
Wallacr.
Assignments for April L:
No. 3. Shoemaker, administrator. vs.. Matteson
ct al. Attorneys. Lambert & Yeatman-Ridout-
No e. Fly vs. Dutton. Attorneys, Leckie Full
ton and Co8-Wallace
No. ~. Columbia Manufacturing Company ".
Page. At.orneys Sulliran-Dar, Peyser & Taylor.
No. g. Paulos Paulos Attorneys Penne-
baker. Carusi & Jones. and Shinn-Dar, Peyser
& Taylor.
No. $. Weigand Sander. Attorneys. Behrend
-Balderston.
No. 81. Pitner Gasoline Lighting Company n-
Miller ct al. Attorneys, Wheauey-kappler &
MeriIlat.
No. .. Montague Cattle London Company vs.
Won Herbulis- Attorneys. Wheatley-De Putron.
No. 81. Holmes vs.. Lpsonmb. Attorneys, Clasett
Classic.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-12
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore April n-BUTTER-Creamery. fancy
per lb.. 2A1a13; do, choice, 2a22; do good, laa0
do. imitation. lsao; do. print. 3az; do. blocks
za8; do. held, l6aoo; ladle. I6aIs Maryland anr
Pennsylvania rolls, l3al4; Ohio rolls l2aI3: IVES
Virginia rolls l2sl3; s,nrepacked. L. Maryland, viz
gina. and Pennsylvania dairy prints. l3alI; prpces
butter, lssle
EGGS-Maryland, Pennsylvsnia and nearby hrsts
doz l6'1; do. Eastern. lsE Western frsts Der doa
leE: do. Southern frsts Ikal6: do, west viryini,
hrsts, per doz. l6+: guinea eggs, pr doz sas; dnci
esgs, near By. .; Southern, q; goose ezg3 psu
doz-, 6oa66
LIVE PoULT3Y-Chi3ns, young choice, pes
H. bad; spring chickens. per ID. Salp: old hens
heavy H.. II; do, old small to medium pe Ii
Il; old roosters. per Ii. II; winter chickens,
lbs and under. 3; dncs1 young white Pekins,
fat: per h.. lsals: do. young Mnscu~y and mon
sra. per lh., lsaH; do, puddle. large. 1h., rals
guinea fowl. young IL Ibs and over. each, ios4s;
do, young small, each, 3; do, old each q
The Washington herald., 1911-04-12
LOCAL PRICES CURRENT.

Quotations given below 70, large lots Jobbers
prices higher:
! EGGS-Near-by fresh Virginia l6aI6s West Viz
I Ginia and Southwest Virginia Is; Tennessee. l6
| BCTTER-Creamsry. fancy, gisa2i: Western frsts
| 2isaZ: seconds. 2Iisa22-
| CHEESE-Nex York STATE factory new larr.
| I3al4.
PoULTRY-Chictens pr h. c2a5; hens n,
h.. Is; rooSiers. salO geese. per h.. I2al3; tur
keys rer IL. 5ag.
lsal9; roostrrs Trr III. TO- geese. per h. I3al4; tur
KEYS. pe- H.. 2Iaa
BiETABLES-PotatOcs No / prr hi 7us-y
per bol-. L25lL75; No. , bbL 7saI.n; sweets o.,
bbl.. JOa350: yams, per bbl. 50a2 30: cIIcrmtcrs
Florida per basket. l50a3.60: onions per b,I 5Da
rs; cabbage, pr crate Local 20: kale per bb s0a
IS: eggplant per crate 400 squash per hbl.. Hub
bard. 2oa350: string beans. per haS 300a3 50: let.
tucn. per has. ljHa25o: czlufowrr per bbI 4 oOa
500; celery. Florida, yer crate LT5a25o: California
per crate. 37sai.D; dna, 4Nss5; uIrnirs per box Ia
co. rutabacss. per bbl. L5Oa2O0: beetS 5al T5 rrr
crate: spinnage. per bhl.. L5al.75; popcorn per In
;; pcpprs. per Cate. l.5al75: green peas per has
l0aA50: tomatoes Florida, per crate. 75al5o pars-
ley: PER has: IZial 30. roulaine, per bas. L5alI5.
GREEN FRGTrS-AppieS. PEI bbI. a0oa. 90;
oranges. California, per box 23ia5 &: F1orida uoa
400; lemons. per box. 3Ea3.50; grape fruit per
box, 2snA27s; pineapple. L75aAo; grapes, Malaga
keS. 4.Sla7.p: c-anberries per box. L75a3O; per
bb. e.5Oalo.50: Strawberries. quart. Eal.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western. No. l. npa
25o: No. 2 I9.O0al9So mixed hay. l4ulals0o straw
we. bundle. 10; machine thrash. 7.on7-5o: straw
wheat, per ton. SSoa6.oo: straw. oat per ton 7.Ga
aG.
DRESSED MEArs-Hogs. small neat, .; hogs,
large. s: hams country cured 0a5
LIVE STOCk-HoSs. per cwt. grrsl 7.5oasoo:
sheep. per h. 3aJ4 lambs. per H. 5i.a5i4; calves
choicr. per h. 8; medium. per H.. ~.
GRA1N-Wheat- new, per busnei. sap; corn.
helled. cid. per bu.. 5oa6o; new. 55a5s per bu :;
new ear. per bSl.. 2s5a35; oats. Western white
No. 2. per bu.. .2a46 oats. mixed. per bu- 3sat5;
bran. per ton. G.0 middlings. per ton. 500
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool washed free Of
burrs. per H.. g WOOL unwashed. per lb.. o. hides,
green. per lh. 8; hides dry. pe- h. l2aH; calf
skin. green, each l25alp.
sKINS-No l grade. mink. each. 3ooa5 90; musk
rat, each Ba:o; kits. each. Sails; opossum, each,
Na33; gray fox, T5aLOO; red fox each 25oaaoo;
raccoon, each. 75sl0; skunk. each, 5oa30; rab-
bit, each, l.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-12
United states Commerce Court.

Present: Presiding Judge Knapp. and Associate
judges Archibald. Hunt, Garland. and Mack.
l.. Russell Allen, John b. Daish John c. Howard.
Ralph VI. Shaw. and T. J. Scodeld were admitted
to practice
No 9. Proctor Gamble Company " United
States ct al. ordered that the time within which
the United States shall file its be extended
until the further order Of the curt
Nos. ] and . Southern Pacific Company ct al. Va
Interstate Commerce Commission. and Atchison. To
peka and Santa Fe Railway Company ct al. In
terstate Commerce Commission; Mr.. Seth Mann
concluded argument for the nte0eners. Associate
Jobhers Of Los Angeles and Pacific Cnast Jobbers'
Association. motion Of the United States TO dis
miss. Robert Dunlop presented to the oDurt brief
for the petitioners application for temporary in
junction and concluded his argument for the car
ricrs II. A. Scandrett concluded for the cariers
and r. J. Farrell for the Interstate Commerce Com
mission.
No. J. Southern Pacific Company vs. Interstate
Commerce Cummsssion TO set aside order Of the
commission establishing certain class rates from
Sacramento and points west Of Ogden in Nevada
and Utah In this it ordered that the traf
hc bureau Of the Merchants Exchange Of Santa Fe
be permitted to intervene
The hearing Of Nos Is. q. =. .. and 81 was post
poned until Monday. April Il.
Al 4. 70 p. IN. cnIrt adjourned until l0.D Wednes
day April 70, 1911.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-12
Supreme Court of the United St

supreme Sourt OF the Un1te0 Statco
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Harlan
MI. Justice Mckenna, Mr.. Justic, Holmes. Mr.. Jus
nce Day. Mr.. Justice LurtoD. Mr.. Justice Hughes
MI. Justice Van Devsnter. and Mr. Justice Lamar.
Curtis j. Beeile. Of Holdrege, Nehr.; Frank
Wnght Cottle. Of Cincinnati, Ohio; Albert S.
Marley, Of Kansas City. Mo-. William r. Thur
mond. Of Kansas City. NO.; Abram c. Hatch. Of
Heoer City. Utah. and James L. Coleman, Of Chi
zgo. Ill. were admitted to practice.
No III. Northern Pacific Railway Company et
al. appellants, John Trodick; argument COM
menoed by Mr. Charles Donnelly for the appel.
lants. continued by Mr.. Thomas j. Walsh for the
appellee. and concluded BY Mr.. Charles Donnelly
for the appellant
No I'D. Rat Portage Lumber Company plaintiff
in error vs. The State Of Minnesota; and
No. IL Leisure Lumber Company. plaintiff In
error. vs.. The State Of Minnesota; argued by Mr..
R r. Briggs for the plaintiff in error in No. Id.
and by Nr. George T. Simpson for the defendant
in error. and submitted BY Mr.. NJ. h Stanford for
the plaintiff in error in No. l2l.
No. IL ]. y. Bean ct al. petitioners, vs.. W.
A. Morris and T. n. Howell; argument commenced
By Mr.. T. J. Walsh for the petitioners.
Adorned until to-day at IL O'Clock.
The day call for wednesday April Il, will be as
follows: Nos. l22. lz M. 433. 100. - 73. 90 land
3E), la, and rs.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-12
United States Court of Customs Ap-
penls.

Present: Presiding Judge Montgomery. and As
sor1ate Judges smith, Barber, and De Vries
The following handed down yesterday.
No. lE. knauth. Nachod & kuhne. appellants,
rs- United States
Opinion by Barber, associate Judge.
The merchandise consisted Of wall pockets oo,n-
posed OF PAPER cardboard upon which htho-
graphic prints had been pasted. The collector as
sesscd them for duty hthographic prints At 8
oeuts per pound- The importers claimed that the
merchandise dutiable manufactures of Taper
at 3 per cent. printed matter at 3 per
cent. The board ot grner1l appraisers sustained
the collector. and decision of the board Is modi-
fed. the holding that the merchandise b
dutiable as manufactures Of paper al Is per cent
No. iS2 United States. appellant, vs. ]. NJ
Tate
Opinion by Barber associate Judge
The merchandise box tops made of papsr
under eight-thousandths Of inch in thickness
and IithoSraphicay printed. The collector
sessNd it for duty lthosraphic prints at %
cents per pound. The importer claimed it TO be
dutiable a. surace-coatnd papers. printed. at )
crnts per pound and 70 per cent The board
Of general appraisers allowed the claim Of the
importer. and the decision Of the board T 20
ycrsed.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-12
Lawauffs.

No. SBll. John G. EwaId ". Capital Traction
Comrany: appeal. Appellants attorney. q. T. Dun
lUr.
No S5l2- Jeremiah Hefin rs Same. Appellant
attorney same
No SSl3 Fairfax & Co. vs. John VI. COnroy
ce-tiorsr. Defendants attorney. W. E Ambrose.
No. S55l4. Eldred =. Dickinson vs.. MrS. Georg,
MAJ; sn'ount 5T.ls Attorney. Ivan Heideman.
No ISIS. United States vs.. Dennis Ennis: judg
ment Municipal Court 6.S. Attorney. c. r
Wilson.
No. S5l6 W. W. Ludlow ". United Gaagt
Company; Judgment Municipal Court sl5-lO. Al
tnrnsy. same.
No SSH. W. W. Ludlow VS.. Adolph johnson
judgment Muniriral Court Si5. Attorney. same
No. SoH. Lewis Roth vs. Robert F. StonneI
srd ClSpSr T. 'ieier: Judgment Municipal Cour'
So Attorney. u. W. O'Donnghue.
No. 55l9. John J. Hammer rs. Francis r
Sheehy: damages. hrpacl of contract SS31-5L At
torneys. Archer & Smith.
No SS59. Mamma Jansson vs. Daniel j. Sully;
notes s. sos :. Attnrney II. ". Mheatler.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-12
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baitimne April n.-FLOUR-winter extra. 3Is
2S; do clear. 25aa7o: do, straight 3sa3s5; do
ratrut- 4-5aAS: spring clear. 365a4o5; do. straight
4sda4o; do, patent 4sa5.l5; City Mills best pat
ent. SD: do, high-Erade patent 4.75: do. high
Eade strziSht, 445; do, choice family. 100; do
extra 3za24o; re -four, medium to choice, looa
L35; omn meal, 100 lbs. L3aI-S0
RYE-Shpck in elevator 2Z2 bushels; shipments
from elevators. Bs bushels No 2 rye. Western
domestic s4as6; No. ). do, aas1 No T. do. s6as-
No near by, 50; bag lots. tn quality. 75nsa.
0ATSStod N elevators. III 99 bushels: ship
ments from elevator $50 bushels No. . white
MAY; standard white 5l1a35% No. white 365sa
HA
BARLEY-Stnk in eIeTstors Is. col bushels; ship
ments from elevators 100 bushels-
The Washington herald., 1911-04-12
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. April n-HOGS-Quality fair Bulk o(
prices, 6aa655; light 625a6. 20; MIXED and butchers
sl5a655; heavy. A@&64o; rough. heavy. a6a6 10 !:
workers. 655as-D; pigs. &5akD. Estimated re-
ceipts 400.
CATTLE-Slox Estimated receipts, SON Beeses
SIS; sorsas and feeders. 40: Western 4aaSH
SHEEP-Steady Etimatsd receipts AOo Ma
tfyes. aoA<8: Wsst2n. alsskw: yeaxiin2 IxA
$50. hmha 4isas0o
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Arril IL There is no change in the
timemoney market. and rates unchanged at
2lsazz per crnt for sixty DAYS. e.a5 Ter crnt for
ninety days. 5a5E pr cHnt for four. FIVE. and six
months, and Shat Ve- o-nt for the year.
Business IS very dull. and what leans recorded
arc in the shorter maturitics.
Comm er-ial paper remains unchanged S4a5a
per cpnt for the best ranr.
London discounts ~ rN- C'nt. M l-l5 per cent.
Paris discounts ~ rsr cent. unchanged
Berlin discounts "a Ter cent unchanged
The Washington herald., 1911-04-12
VIII Investigate GInnders.

Dr. r. W. Hickman, head of the Bu-
reau of Animal Industry of the Depart
ment of Agriculture, said last night that
he would not be able to diagnose the case
of the horse at the Riding Academy sup
posed to be suffering from glanders until
the early part of next week. The ex-
animation of the blood will probably be
made Monday, and a statement of the
neSday.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-12
want. Blind Alley Opened.

A claim that the blind alley in the
rear of 40 G street northwest should
be opened on account of refuse which
accumuiates Is embodied in a letter
written to the Commissioners by A. II.
Cordes- He says there Is no means Of
removin4 this refuse
The Washington herald., 1911-04-12
Ealing on in TaRs.

There was a decided falling off in the
number of drivers tags issued at the
District Building yesterday, the total be-
ing eighty-eight, while on Monday there
were nearly 500 issued or reserved.