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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-14

Translated from the French OF M~e
IL Contesse dc segur By Rachel
H. Stannard-Drawings b.
r. Strothmann.

~ AAs R4S0 &kAxSxSOx 1
was almost six months since
Blondine had awakened from her
seven years sleep. The time seemed |
long to her. She could not help
thinking often about her father, and
longing to be with him. Her friends +
seemed to understand this, for the |
White Cat would NEW plaintively, and I
the White Deer sighed often and deep
~. Blondine seldom spoke her thoughts
aloud, because she was afraid Of hurt
Ing their feelings. The White Deer had
said three or four times. "You will see
your father. Blondine, when you are
fifteen years old, IL you continue to be |
good. But I warn you earnestly not to
think about the future. and especially
not to try to leave u.s."
One morning. Blondine was feeling |
lonely and unhappy. and thinking
about the tiresome life she was leading. |
She was reused from her dreaming by |
three little taps on her window, and |
looking up she saw q brilliant green |
Parrot, with orange throat and breast. |
Surprised at seeing any new, unknown
creature there. she jumped up to open
her window and let the Parrot in.
What was her establishment when he'll
began to talk in a high. sharp tone:
Good morning. Blondine. I know
you often long for someone to talk to.
30 I have com to visit you. But you
must not tell anyone I was here. or the
White Deer would wiring my neck"
What an ideay' cried Blondine. |
"The White Deer never harms anyone. |
She hates only wicked people,"
"Blondine. IL you won't promise to
keep my visit a secret from the White +
Deer and the White Cat. I will fly
away and never come back"
well. since you wish 1t, pretty Par
rot. I promise. Do stay and talk with
me: it 10 SO long since I have had any
n to talk with; you seem to be bright
and witty: I am sure you a amuse
me-"
Blondlne listened eagerly to the Par.
rot, who praised her beauty. her tai
,ents and her fine conversation. Blon-
dine was greatly flattered. In an hour
the Parrot dew away. promising to
come back the next day. He came
every day for a while, amusing Blon-
dine and giving her a great many COM
pIiments. One morning he raped on
the window and said:
"Blondine. Blondine. let me ini II
bring you news Of your father: but do
not make a sound, unless you want
someone to wiring my neck"
Blondine opened her window and
said. "Oh, dear Parrot, is 1t really true
that you a tell me about my fatherr
Quick! How is he? What is he doing?"
"Your father Is well. Blondine, but
he is always grieving for you. I prom
Used to use what little power I have to
set you free from this prison: but I
cannot do anything unless you will
help me-"
"This prison." echoed Blondine.
Don't you know what kind friends I
have here? What pains they have
taken with my education? How good
and sweet they have been to me al
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-14

From q to q. Figure 1, is the upper
line Of Donald's oblong, and is meas
ures just fourteen inches. From III to
n Is the bottom line. and that meas
ures fourteen inches. The side lines
from g to H are seven and one-half
inches long.
Two and one-quarter inches below
inches above the line H H, Donald had
drawn the lines I I and ] j, and three
inches from the line G H at the left
hand and three inches from the line
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-14
THE CHILDREN'S WORK SHOP

OILY" called Donald. leaning
over the banisters. 1--WE q Jolly
good idea this morning and I
want you to help me-"
What is IT." she cried. appearing at
reached his seat at the table.
What do you think of making q lit
tie trolley carr" he replied.
"One that will go on q real trolley
wire? I think that will be just loads Of
fun. How long car We have the lone?''
A long as we like, but I will use
to manage"
"And we will use spools for wheels,
OF course, and bristolboard for the car"
said Polly.
Eyes. and I am going to make as
much OF the car in one piece as I can"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-14

and one-quarter inches below the line
H H, land this the 'front.'" drawing
the line o o at the bottom. 81 must
cut off part Of the front to make It Just
the height Of the sides Of the car"
Then he drew the line N N two and
this space between the two lower lines
IN N and o o. is for the projection
which will fasten the front Of the plat
form to the roof"
Then he extended the lines L L and
G H up four inches and divided this
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-14

through the round hole in the roof.
When she flattened the ball out again
1t could not slip through the hole, but
the pole could be moved in any direc-
ton.
Donald cut out his car according
to the heavy lines and bent 1t ac-
2. The sides Of the a Donald
bent down: the doors he bent in
ward to meet under the projecting
roof: the platform he turned out and
the front Of the platform up. Before
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-14

upper extension with the cross-lines
NJ M. N N and o o. just as he had
divided the lower extension.
Wheels" said Polly.
You're right" said Donald, 81
haven't. Well, we will put them here"
and Donald drew a line from K to L
Figure u, half an inch above the line
G G. and another line from K to L, half
an inch below the line H H. At either
end. In the space between the two up
The Washington herald., 1911-03-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Ncv York. March A-BUTTER-Reoipts 10. rs
rnckagys. The market is tottering foupda-
ton and prices 1Sal per pond lower on nearly
ell grades Creamery specials. .: extras. ~: hrs,
IsIHaD: held specials, 0a5s: held extras, ls1sa'=
state dairy tubs finest, 2ls2l,s.
CHEESE-Rccripts to-day 2.lS boxes. The market
is irregular and prices that it Is difficult to
sesre actual values. State whole milk specials.
lpsal6; do. fancy oolored September. Il; do.
white r3aI3lz do, summer and fall made nlsal2E-
EGGS-Resripts ass CASES. The market shows
little if any material change in prines If Western
crrs Nearby weaker and lower. STATE. Pennsyl-
vania andn carby hennery white fanc2. lsa0; do,
brown Trials; frcshathered selected extras, HAS;
do, storage packed, lel=alSz.
MTIIFEED-Steady: fair demand. Spring bran.
q, 90: standard middIing. $50; Western red dog,
. 20. winter wheat bran. in looround sacks, 10
arrive cs. 80: city bran. in bulk, $40.
OATS-Steady; inactive. No. white. u: No.
Whit s.; standards, 3sI!, elevator basis; white.
track. 5a39.
FIOUR-Easy; inactive business Kansas strsishts.
41a4 60 in sacks; soft strairhts. iGai8. in bar
rcIs: spring patents, ISa5io. in barrels; spring
clears LIoat25.
RYE FIOUR-Fim: inactive dealings. Choicc
brands quoted at I2Sai.S.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES business kln-dried. for
c,rcrt 7aa2 IS; coarse meal. in bags. i-llal12.
HAY-Recripts 30 tons. Weak; inquiry is light.
Prime timothy. LlOaLl2'4; No. !. l.ooal6; No. :,
sTRkW-Receipts. % tons Easy; slow trade.
Long rye quoted at SalS.
BEFF-stcady: mod-rate inquiry. Packet, Hoa
Is 90; family l6 ooal6.So
PORK-Steady; small trade. Mess. 2-5a2l-75;
IARp-Fasicr Prime Western sl5; city. $50;
refined cyntincnt a.S5: South American. 1000: re
fined BRAZILIAN in kes lLoo; oleostearine n; lard
! stearins easy; New York. 81.
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LAm~on, ~ 10 - u.OuIns' - SA'
annually.
SGuare ma Original ct 6; F.eancre A. Reid ct vir
to the Washington Loan and Trust Company
trustees, u srS5rre the Equitable CooterauFe
Building Association. $3.50.
Square .z69-Lot 80; Samuel Il. Cooper to Charles
W. Clasctt and ISuis :. Gottlirb trustees ID
secIre certain creditors about SO"
Squarc 10 Il; Carrie L. Taylor TO L. W.
Richardson ard s Higgins Terry trustees: 70
secure the Capital Realty COMPANY, SD, To
q months pr cent per aEnuIn.
Square T5f-LOt l6; Aav L. Ostsrman 70 l.. w.
Richardson and ; Higgins Tiny, trustees 10
srcIre the Capital Realty Company, $40. 10
Al months. per crit per annum.
SQUARE 4l6-Part # lot /: julius Brown ct W. TO
Henry H. Bcrgnann and Charles Schafer, tr1ls-
tees to secIr, the Northern Liberty German
American Building ASsOciation, S,9op
Grant Park-LUts % and q. block ); Nathan ~
Turner ct ny to frank T. Rawlings and Jese
W. Rawlings. TRUSTEES. 10 secure Milton ID.
Campbell, 500, years. per cent, seIi-ah
nualiy. -
Grant Park-LOts % and ~ block ): Nathan y.
Turner ct uN to Arthur Z. Campbell and John
L. Cassin. trustees. 10 secure Milton ID. Camp
he'll. SSi.So, monthly payments, o pr CENT Pei
8nnUn.
Square sHI-Lct q and Part Of lot 9: Milton D.
Campbell TX. 10 Frank ]. rawlings AND
jess W. EaVIinaz trustees, TO secure frant
;. Collins. $50, years, per cent SIM
ANNUALLY.
SIuar. 4G2-Part Of lot /; GeorEe Willis Patterson
Ct ny 70 George 4. Fleming and Edward Ia
Uillver trustees to secure William J.. Gram
$50. Years. j54 yer cent, sgTniannual-y
STuare 9i-IGt 3; Sarah \. fOuike TO Walac
Il. Martndaie and Prank H. Weed. trustees
IN secure sadie C. FfVilke and Roland X
Ffoulkc executors ard Trustees under will o
Horace {. FfouRc. $1,000 year, az per cen
semi annually.
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LOCAL PRICES CURRENT.

Quotations given below are for large lots Jobbers
priccs higher:
sinia and Southwest Virginia, L; Tennessee. H.
RIrTTER-CreameTv. fancy, 8a2sfz Western hrSts,
y; seconds, 8a3fa: process, fancy San
CHEESE-NeS York State factory, new. large.
I5l.al6
POULTRY-Chickeus Per ID. 1a2; hens. Ter
h. Is; ROSTERS ID. sal0; geese. per h., l2al3
turkeys. T"r H.. SAB
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens. choice. Ter III, 1sa
ALI roo>ters Ttr h. 10; geese. per H., Iali; tnr-
keys, par III. 2la2i.
VEGETABLES Pc;stocs No. |. per bu.. 5seo
Ter Dbl. l25aI7j; No. = bhl.. T5alo0; sweets per
Dbl s75aS %: vans, PER bbl.. LJa22j; cucImbsrs,
Florida Tsr BASKET l.5Ga2.25; CnOrs. per box. ga
lCG: Brussels sprouts per Of l2i-alS: cabbage. per
lb : kale. pr bill. L2jal.15; eggplant. per crate.
3y0a3 90 Florida cymbngs, per has l25ll.5O; squash,
par bhl. HubbaUl. 2Gl3 80; string bans per has.
2OOa2j0: lettuce. per has. 5Oa20O; caulihOwer p
Dbl l.OGa5OO; celery, Florida per crate. L!5a2-0
California pr crate 375ai0 CO. doZ.. +s5; tIrnips,
par box. 55aOO rGiabagas, Per Dol. LHa-n bets
LJOa.O) per crate; spinach per Dbl, --Ja20o pop
corn. per h.. s. pepptrs. Per crate. 2oOa-S; grern
peas, par has, L5A5.Je; tomatoes. Florida. per
crate, L!ja2O; parsley. per bas. LSal5o 10
GREEN FRUITs-App,es. per bbL. 5:oOa7OO
oranges. California. per box. 235aa5i Florida,
l75aL75; lemons, per box. 3.0ai.OO; grape fruit,
per box. 25Oa2-5; tangennes. per box. 2coa35C
cranberries per box. l75a3.O0; per bb 95OalO.5O.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay, Western No l.
9COOaao5O; No .. l9.Ooala50 mixed hay H.o1als %
straw rye. bundle. TO- machine thrash. 7.OCa1.6
straw. wheat. per ton. 55Oa6.OO; straw, cat. per
ton. 7O0aS 90
DRESSED MEATs-Hoss small neat. 81; hogs,
large slsa9 hams. country cured, 9a2.
LIVE STOCK-HoGs. per cTt-. gross, I.oas0
sheep. per b., 3a3Is lambs per III. 5lza6a calves
! choice. pit H.. 8; medium. PER H.. sa9.
GRAIN-Wheat. new. per bn.. 9asl; corn
sheIled, old, per BIZ, 5aasO; new. 55a59 per bl
new ear. per bbl.. 295a3.25; oats. Western Whit
No. .. per bu. i@a+S: oats. mixed, Per bu.. 3saS
bran. per ton. 200: middling. per ton. z 90.
WOOL AND HIDES-WoOl washed. free Of
burrs per III. = wool. unWashed. per lb .; hides
green, pr h. s; hides. dry, per H., HaH; cali
skin. green. each, l.G5al.R.
| SKINS-No. I grade, mink, each, %; musk
rat each. Sac; kits. each. 5aB; opossum. each
snaS3; gray fox, 75aloo; red fox. each. Ta3Oo
raccoon. each, 75al.35; skunk. each, aa3.0; rab
I Bit each. ].
sEEDS-Red clover. per IN. s75as.&: alsikc
| clover per bu., 9ga975; white clover, per bu
l5OoaIsOo timothy, per bu. 5.Joa6.6; blue grass
Der bu 3coa35O: orchard grass, per bu., 20oae-O
rcdtop grass, per ID. lp4al7; alfalfa, per bu
| lQo0al3EO.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-29
Circuit Court No. I.

JUSTICE ANDERSON
No. 5GI2 EyCs vs. Game verdict for plain
tit for S515. Attorney StAddCn HOovcr-J. ii.
Abrams
No. S2I?o Benton rs. Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road COMPANY: stricken from calendar. Attorneys.
barr. rcyseT & Tayl1r-G. H. Hamilton.
No. 55I9. Sheph, I'd City and suburban Rail
way COMPANY: sane. N'nrr".S, Z. !. Digs and
l.. Roth~,hild J. J. Darlington.
No. jcl4. Fitch vs. District ~ Columbia; and
No. SONS. Harlan. r., y. Sullivan: continued
Nc. 53Gs Brio, -. Curtis; motion for new
trial. Attorneys. Il. =. Collins and c. II. He
mauS-J. \. Cobb and NJ y. Richardson.
Assignments Tor to-day:
No. 30. Warren vs. Thompson Starrrtt Company.
Attorneys. IIoT"wcll & Mather- sernan 4 Lerch.
No. 80. Harms vs.. Nash. Attorneys, Lambert &
Yeatman-BIrncy & Woodland.
No. q. Carter Us. Chichester. Attorneys. Jones &
ClIukscaIes-"oif 4 Roecnb'rS and fuSh.
No. Is. Lors vs. Moore & Hill. Attorneys. Rid
No. ~ S,rickI-r vs. Picsford Attorneys. Ray
< Br4ddOcA- Maddox GAtlcr.
No -. RnvIc -. ,nEsylvania Railroad Com
pany. Attorueys. Gashn' a Beckctt-Mchenney 4
y" 10. McriHat vs. Clark. Attorneys, Rich
ar!son Darlington.
No. -. Cartwright IS. W. & Il. Railway Co. ct
al. Attorneys, Cuttings & ChamG Rim, klSOur-
40. SO. United States to use Crrsucn Iron
Works "a. Stanari ct al. Attorneys. Brow ne,
HocalinE. Button Br0wnc-Hamil'on. Colbert
80 81. RdsIcy w Washington Railway and
Electric Company ct d. Attorneys, Ambrose
smith Darlington
No ~ Same ". same. Attorneys. sanc-
Circuit Court No. =.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No 5--n. UcldcnssH -. Capital Traction Com
pany. and
No 5Zap. McGarIcy vs.. Same: no trial At
to--f7s l.. II. David and A. L. Newmyer-R. Il
Pcrry & Son and g. T. Dunlon
No 525. Wilson vs.. Gerstsnhcrg: continued
for term.
No 2t5 EasIey vs. E-gIeston:
Assignments for Wedne~lsv. March .:
No - DonaIdson -. Distinct Of CNlumbia A.
torncys GittInEs & Chamt-rlIn-Tncmas.
No II Warrc1l RClcha.t- Attorneys, Brine!
& Wortard-Totrner.
No. 3sI I-lInSgn IS. Mills Attorneys. Douglas 4
Baker-poualds0T.
No 80 DIXON ~ Great Falls and Old Do
minion Railroad Company. Attorneys. Mather &
MrMahOn-Lambcrt-
No. - Elder vs.. Tufts Attorneys. wheatle5-
keigwin & Cu.drcn.
No. TL Has administrator. w. A. II. II
Railway Co. Attorneys. Mcneil & Mcneil
Darlington.
No So hanson ". Andrews. ATTORNEYS. Doug
! las & Baker Hamilton. Colbert Yerkes 4 Hamil
ton.
No. 20 Hoeknan ". Southern Railway Com
rEuv. ATTORNEYS. Ambrose K SnIth-Hamilton
| Colbert. Yerhcs X Hamilton.
! NJ. -. Jami-nn A. s. & T. Co. Attor
| ncys, Ferguson Thorn.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-29
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New York. March 3-CArrLE-Reripts. So
head. The feeling steady. with moderate
recripts for wednesdays trade Dressed bee
Tic extra becf at IoS. No later cables from cattle
and beef markets of Great Britain. Exports to
m1rvw. q becTrs and 50 sheep all TO Bermuda.
CALNES-Rscsipts. ia head. Feeling about steady
and nedium yeals al 10 Der 100 pounds; cIls 500
Dressed calves easy at l0el3 for city dressed veals
and sall for country dressed.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReoniTts ISIS head. Sheer
nominal; lambs steady. Fairly good to prime lamb
Al e7os1-n pr 100 pounds Dressed mutton in mod.
crate request at saD per pound: dressed lamts llale
hoS-dresed, n=aE; country dressed hothouse lambs
selling quite freely at 4.ooa7- % per carrass
HOGS-Receipts 3.N head. Market po-ninally
hrIner. Country-dressed hogs steady At 7aIo ne,
pound for heavy TO light WICHITA
The Washington herald., 1911-03-29
REALTY AND FINANCE

The local market woke up yesterday
recorded more sales than any
session in the last ten days. Even the
record of sales does not indicate ade-
quately the life displayed yesterday.
There was a good demand for many
lines. and an evident desire from Ger
tain quarters to stimulate trading.
Apparently there is a considerable
amount of money looking around for
investment in these parts, but SEEM
inGly waiting for price concessions in the
lines desired. Taking their cue from
past experience on the local change,
however. brokers arc not anticipating
any marked concessions, and, according
to many, those now hanging back i'll
hopes of lower prices will have TO pay
more or stay out of the trading if they
postpone action too long.
The tone for Washington Gas was bet
ter. What many sized up as quiet
bear movement in the last fortnight
brought the price down from SO to 1875,
but with few transactions. There was
an attempt on the part of one broker
Yesterday TO undersell, but without fur
tner ueCllne. Incrc We're lew scat
tered transactions at 1875. with con-
tinued offerings at the same price.
After a consistent rise that has attract
ed no little attention. Washington-Nir-
ginia common at 81 crossed Washington
Railway common at IS. Virginia COM
mon has had careful and consistent
backing and figures show the results.
The trading in Observation-Disclosures was
from 36l. to 81, seventy-five shares in
all changing hands.
The council of administration of the
Bankers Association of the District held
meeting yesterday afternoon Various
matters were brought before the council
for consideration. The various commit
tees were appointed. and the communi-
cations from members advocating bank
ing reforms Sc, were handed over 10
the proper committees.
The council took up the matter OF a
dinner this spring. and decided that IN
view of the number of affairs of this
character that had been given during
the last few weeks. it would be well to
postpone banqueting until next fall.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-29
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotation, furnished by ". T. Hibbs & Co..
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade, hibbs
Building.
Chicago. March G.-The wheat market oTened
steady to a shade frIncr and ruled firm during
the early part of the session. with local profcs-
SIGNALS the best buyers There seemed to be plenty
Of May wheat for sale all day.
The corn market opened steady and ruled very
finn. with buying chiefly by pit traders The ad-
vancn all lost Later. Cash prices &c TO
&C higher. with reported sale Of 900 bushels
Of kiln dried corn for export
The oats market rallied with the frmncs in
ccrn. but the advance less in proportion.
Prices esed again toward the close. Supplies keep
large and demand poor
Stimulated by the advance in hogs provisions
were firm and higher part Of the day, and packers
wc-e HUing May product Later Of the buyers
If May lard and ribs sold July deliveries on a
liberal scale. and this pressure preciptated sharp
declines all around and made easy closing.
Cash trade quiet.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-29
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished b5 W. B. Hbbs & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibhs
Building.
New York March &-Today's cotton market
was active. irregular. and at times weak. During
the forenoon the trading mainly liquidation Of
small accounts with some heavy bearish pressure.
Tho buying reported to be very good. and
included support from tho larger spot interests.
The Liverpool market did not art In full sympathy
with the New York trading. but after tho close
OF Liverpool the New York contract price broke
sharply to low levels for the movement. There
were no arguments developments to in
fucnce the trading. Southern spot markets were
not weak. though sales were moderate. The move
ment Of the crop continues In less volume, and
IN a fairly liberal
The Washington herald., 1911-03-29
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

SaIes-Regular call u O'Clock noon:
Washington Railway & Electric A.. Sl.oD az 49,.
Washington Railway cTrn.. 100 at So % at d
Washington Railway rfd.. 20 at So, % at 50. , at
S.,
Washington Gas = al 7gTy. y at 797s. > at 7e5s
: at 7g's = at 1875. = at 49,.
Me-rrthaler at ~. 4: ~ 10 At n. 10 at III.
! at III.
WashlnEtnn-V ir-inis Railway com. g at So 8 a;
81. , at s.. . ISL. = at 49,. > at 81. 3
- . a. 80 Is at J5's. = at -.
District N7tiDcal Bank. 10 at L0l4.
UnirH savings Bank. 10 Al -.
After call:
Neutrality-suspicious. Railway com. g 100 al ll0'1.
S. at l'05. $50 ll0's, s. O0 a. lios.
Following the bid and asked Drices posted
8: yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stoct
EIcLanEe:
The Washington herald., 1911-03-29
NEW YORK MONEY.

Ncw York. March 2.-Drl.ness still prevails in
the tina-rnOney market. Rates hoNEpTCr, remain
steady. as the hanks are willing to loan their
funds below those rulirE. Whatever activity
there Is in the market ! conferred in OTer-theycar
funds. which leaning at per cent.
Rates are - r- cent FOX sixty days. "a per cent
for ninety days Gl:1I r1rr cent for four five, and
six months and pr CCn- for over the year.
Commercial Tap~r tinUes TO work easier owing
10 the entrance # the Wall street hanks into the
market Rates 3sac2i Per cent for the best
names.
London discounts . ll6 pr ccnt. unchanged.
Paris discounts -. per cent. unchanged
Berlin Ciscr1nts 81 PIT csnt, unchanged
The Washington herald., 1911-03-29
Hibbs Building.
Extensive Staging.

From the Chicago Tribune.
The indignant citizen was freeing his
mind.
You want Soc for admission TO this
motion picture show, do your he ex-
claimed. That's an internal outrage"
Look here, mister" said the man in
the box Office, ''this is no ordinary en-
tertainment. These pictures cost a small
fortune. They show two men taking din
ner together. One of them is eating a
porterhouse steak and the other is getting
away with plate of bacon and eggs
The Washington herald., 1911-03-29
Criminal Court No. =.
GILL;, II.SrIrE EI APAI,EH

No Jlsa Lawson vs. OPP nheimer: verdict fol
defendant. Attorneys L. J. Mathcr-L Toh1ner.
No. 59n MiIlard -. Employs Mutual Benefit
Association. No. 1884. Collins rs. Adams No.
SGD Lyon vs.. Smith: Continued. Attorneys John
RIdOut-J. II. Adri2ans.
No. $685.. Sullivan vs.. McE:roy settled. Attor.
neIs, J. H. Zabcl-W. +. Donaldson
No. 5O6C. Brandenburg Scott: Judgment for
plaintiff for S9Ss3. Attorneys, Brandenburg & Bran
denburg-ITan Hedcmsn.
Assignments for tO-day-CCtiurari calendar:
No. 70 Sylvester ". Washington and Maryland
Realty Company. Attorneys. Baldcrston- Johnston
No. d. Nichols vs. Gray ct al. Attorneys, De
Putron-kcy-S Smith.
No. q American Fidelity Company vs. Hirsh-
Atturnsys, Blair & Hllycr-Tobrincr & StearTnan.
No. Q. StricA!er Capital Traction Company
ATTORNEYS Ridout-Pcrrv & Son and Dunlop.
No. T. EndreS vs.. WiddUp. Attorneys, Handy
Johnston.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. March alive hogs cents higher
Estimated receipts. 1900 head Bulk Of prices
66oahso: light, 6sa72s; mixed and butchers 6 So
7o5: heavy, 6.pa6s; workers. r-o6a7.D; pigs, SO
ain
Cattle steady to strong. Estimated receipa 25(
head. Beeves, 525a6so; COWS. and beifers, 2lsa6 o.
Texas steers. 45oah75; stocken and feeders, 4oa
SIS; Western. 4sa50.
Sheep steady. Estimated reccipts HOO bead.
Natives. 30oa5as; Western. a9a5.p: yeariinss 3eol
SIS; lambs, a0oahD; Western lambs s3Aha
The Washington herald., 1911-03-29
Just Boys.

IT inquired once" says Mr.. Arthur d.
Dean in his prize article in the April
Worlds Work, "of a group Of teachers
what they taught. One said 'mathemat-
ics;' another replied English still an
other science but the fourth-God bless
the little prophetess-mereIy said: Please,
SIR, Just boys.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-29

JUSTICE WRIGHT
M. ".f6 United ST ties v. Antonio SaTini
n.uriar .lrSt degree trial.
10 2.f3L UnltcI States vs.. George Reed: house
IN. AkiIg and Larceny; PERSONAL rcogniZance taken
for sentence
No 27H2 United States VS.. s, uuel Slit; d-rre-
dation IriTatr property; noc pros
NJ. 2755S. Uni'Cd States v. George Holden: non
support: order rrDvidir- for support and mainte-
nance Of defendants wife and minor Children
PERSONAL reCugnzanC' 500 taken
Assignments fer to-day:
United States rs. Edward CJn"rT.