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The Washington herald., 1911-06-09

New York, June S-A rather common
explanation Of the moderate decline In
stock market prices to-day, most of
which occurred In the last half hour OF
business, was that Wall street was dis
appointed" over the figures Of the June
government crop report, published this
afternoon, and that these figures In turn
seemed to reflect some serious biunder,
or at least some unexplained basis Of cal
cuistfon on the part OF the governments
computing authorities
That thu governments calculation was
of puzzling sort, was admitted. The
condition OF winter wheat on the first Of
the month was put at sO.4 as against
S6.1 on May /, a falling on that was en-
tirely expected, and whose net result is
a present estimate for the winter wheat
crop Of E79,oOO.O 900 bushels.
This still leaves the prospect for the
total winter wheat harvest, acreage and
all taken into account. considerably
above the average for the time Of year.
In this at least no sensible person In
Wall street can find ground for dismay.
But the mystery of the government s
figures centered In those referring to the
spring wheat crop. In June a year ago
the area planted to spring wheat was
put at L, s,74s, 600 acres and the condition
Of the crop at 92.8, the resulting estimate
being for a crop OF Sn,92S,Oo0 bushels.
This year the governments statisticians
reported that on the 1st of June the area
planted to spring wheat is 20.750,0OC
acres, or nearly L0O0.000 acres above that
Of last year, and that the condition OF
the crop is 94.6, nearly two points higher
than q year ago, but that yield, ac-
cording to the government estimate, OF
but 2S4,oOO,OO0 bushels, as compared with
81, $4,000 bushels estimated twelve
months previous.
For more than year back the gov
ernment in making these crop estimates
has taken Ito account the probable
amount o. deterioration from the time
of esttmatN - the time % --.cturfty OF
harvest A possible explana- --on Of this
puzzle is, of course, that the Washing
ton people in making their general es'
innate this year assumed that the de-
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NEWS OF WALL STREET
Mystery of the Government Crop Report Puzzles
Traders-D Disappointment Causes Slight
Slump on Stock Market.

probation from now on. viii be as great
as it was last year; but last year, as
everybody knows, this depreciation was
extraordinary and abnormal. and II this
method Of computation was used 1t was
grossly improper.
In whatever way looked at It remains
unexplained how the government could
figure out to-day a spring wheat crop
heavily below that OF last year, when
this year both acreage and conditions
are decidedly above those of year ago,
IS something not readily understood
proper arrangement of the govern
ment's figures would seem to Indicate
total wheat crop this year OF In the
neighborhood OF s12,0O0.0oo bushels, as
against 763, 10000 bushels estimated by
the Washington statistician.
It is also noted that climatic and gener-
al agricultural conditions In the spring
wheat district, continues to be decidedly
favorable, and finally that the winter
wheat crop is now so near harvest as
to be considered practically made
Further, to-day the cotton market was
again heavy upon better weather re-
ports from the cotton belt
AS concerns the stock market the re-
dictionary tendency that to-day mani
| tested itself was doubtless due to no
other cause than the normal amount OF
profit taking after the more or less SEN
sational rise that occurred yesterday, In
so many leading railway stocks.
Even as II was the St Paul, Northern
Pacific. Great Northern preferred, and
other stocks, Of similar exhibited strength
and the general undertone OF the mar
ket showed no signs OF weakening. What-
ever movement there was toward iquida-
ton, was perhaps, assisted to some ex-
tent by a violent decline in the morning
in the Denver and Rio Grande perferreo
shares, by reason OF doubt expressed ae
to the permanence Of the present divi-
dend distribution upon the stock.
A cause for the recent strength SHOWN
by the shares of the various copper pro-
ducing companies manifested itself to-
day in the report Of the copper produc-
lers' association for last month. Accord
| ing to this, although copper producton
| in May Increased over April, by $4,000
domestic deliveries increased 12,1S6,O0C
pounds, with a net increase OF but 49,
900 pounds IN stock on hand
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Crhursday. june 8. lslIJ
Equity Court No. L.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Assignments for to-day-Motions:
No. 4e6. HufT Va Hutfy Attorneys, Davis
Hoover.
No. 4ss, Luskey "a Lusks5. Attorneys. AmbrOse-
Fugi4-
No SOC. MecheIburg vs.. Richardson Attorneys.
Birney & Woodard and Brandehburg & Brandenburg
-Hoehling. F1annery, Maddox & Gatley.
No. sol. Healey VS Healey. Attorneys. Smith Il
Merulat-Birney. Woodard Balderston-
rington-AdcGIue & Hamilton.
No SIS Newman Va Newman AttOrneyA To
No. 81. weiEsrt va wcskert. Attorneys. Bailey
No. 5ls. Schmidt vs.. Randall Attorneys. LLch-
liter & Ridout-BerTy & Minor and Ambrose.
Equity Court No. =
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. 9nL stTasburgeE "a Hirst; auditors report
No. sSa2a Prsutiss vs. Richards; time extended
Attorneys, @. +. Williams-D. W. O'Donoghue, ].
Z PotlsIry and Tucker, Kenyon & Madarland
No. SOss Richsrds vs. Ayers; order Of publica-
tion. Attorneys. G. 2. Williams. ID. w. ODon-
oghue and J. z. Potbwy-H. O. Lewis and W. W.
EDWARDS
No 2ssce. Piotktns Va Wells; bin dismissed, &o
Attorneys. Il. W. Wheotley-I. Williamson and W..
II. Hart.
No. 90aS2 Brown vs.. Bartlett; guardian I'd ntsm
appointed. Attorney. W. J. Lambert
No. 3Ol45. Ncaie vs.. Broderick; w. 81. NARROW
appointed trlstes to sell; bond. 5000 Attorney
H H MARROW.
Assignments for to-day-MOtions:
No. 49, WeymA vs.. WeymG Attorney Gaskins-
PeytOn & Gray.
No 500 Cunningham vs. Cunningham. Attorneys.
Coombe-Hopewell
No. 5O2. Daggett vs.. Daggett- Attorney, Block.
No. OS. Shafer District Concrete Company.
Attorneys Peter & CobentZ.
No SO. Kerr Va Kerr. Attorney, Coombe.
No. 6l2 Tuner ". Turner. Attorneys. Collins
BOttimOrs.
No ga Robinson vs. Hevett Attorneys, Raj
ston Siddons & Richardson and Tucker-Ben &
Brandenbmg.
No. 66 Hill Va. Pickford. Attorneys, Mckinney
F1annery-Maddox & Galley and Ridout K
Ferguson
No. SIS Baxter Va Baxter. AttorneyA Mitchell
A Forrec4-Smith
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore, juno a-EGGSMaryland, Pennsyi-
vaniR and nearby AFstS loss or Is; Eastern Shore
Maryland and Virginia, loss OF, 16; Western hrsts
Ohio, loss of. ls; West Virginia rsts, Is; South
ern, North Carolina. loss on, Bal54; guinea, pr
doz-, 7lzaS.
LIVE POULTRY-Spring chickens II lbs and
over per h. 2Sa29; do, ID to II lbs, 25a26; do.
Ib. and under, sa25 old hens, heavy, per Ib ISL
do. small TO medium. per H., 5l1; old roosters. per
lb., o; ducks young white Pekins, fat, per Ib, R;
do, young MuscoTey and rrongrel per lb., II; do.
puddle large per lb. IL; spring ducks, lbs. and
over. per Ih, %; pigeons. old, per pair. g; do,
young per pair. .; guinea fowl old each, ..
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy, per H., Z3a23Ai; do.
choice per Ib, 2la2; do, good, per lb l9a20; imi-
tation. h., Tals; do, priRt per pound, Za2S;
do, blocks, Ea24; ladle, lb.. l5al7; Maryland and
Pennsylvania rolls per lb., Aal5; Ohio rolls. per
lb, Halls; West Virginia rolls h., Al5al5; store
packed, Ib., lHkal5 Maryland. Virginia, and Penn
sylvsnia dairy prints. lh, NSal5; process butter.
lh. Hala
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

saIes-Resulsr call. Il O'Clock noon.
Washington Gas s.. 1900 at TO- 5000 at no.
loo at no
washington Gas. 5 at 90. 3 at 80. 100 at sK.
Commercial National Bank. Dat lse.
National Savings and Truss, 10 at 20, 10 a4 20
Union Savings, 10 at 2i0.
After caIl-Potomac Consolidated Sc, 500 at 100
ooo at loo. 5000 at 100. sl.Ooo at 100. 5000 81
100.
Gas Scrip. 2s2 at ios.
Washington Gas g. 500 at llo.
United States registered s. 500 at lmk.
8 at ss1s, 8 at ssBS. at sSas. 3 at sS6. 3 Al
eSh.
Capital Traction IS. $500 at ll2x.
Washington Gas, 3 at SS&
Following are the bid and asked prices posted al
yesterdays Stock Exchange:
GAS BONDS
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
ESta.s Of Sarah O. Counor; letters Of adminiStrS-
tion granted to William A. Counor; bond, 500. At
torney, J. A. Burkart-
Estate Of Caspar 8 Crovuinshield; petition for
letters testamentary. AttoneyA Blair, Drayton q
Hillyer.
Estate Of Frank Kappel; letters Of administration
a. b. n. C I g. granted 20 Anna Z. keese; bond,
500 Attorney W. H Harlow. tr.
Estate Of Anna Knppel; same; bond, 500. AttoFN
ney. sama
In 70 Lille E. somerS ct al; Sam 8. Rics ap-
pointed guardian bond. Sl.30 Attorney, L II. Ds-
vid.
In re Louise F. Hodges; Henry O. Hodges ap
pointed guardian; bond. $1,000. Attorney, L w.
Call
In re John G. Brodnax ct al. Margaret B. Brod-
max appointed guardian; bond. $4,000. Attorney. Z.
II. Jackson.
Estate Of John R. Adams; Will dated March d,
1897. filed.
In re William McGarvey; Annie q. McGarvey ap
pointed guardian; bond, 500. Attorneys, L h. Da'
yid and A. L. Newmyer.
Estate Of Hiram Smith; order setting aside order
Of September q, 1909
Estate Of Minnie E. English; will dated May II,
1910 fled.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New York. June s--In the livestock markst To-
beef frn at e4al0.
CALvEs-Firm; no very prims here; fairly god
veals sold at as; culls, $50: butteEmfln nominal
Dressed calves firm; cty drsssed veals lz1al5 con-
tn dressed calves, sal2
sHEEP AND LAMBs-Fims good lambs steEdy;
under grades tribe weak. Sheep. as0ai.7t; lambs.
6ooaa5C: yearlines, 6B0 Dressed mutton drn, 9ta
ala
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ten Of the New YORK STOCK Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing.
New YORK, June s-The feature Of the cotton
market to-day was the further evidences Of hquida-
Of those months, while the new crop options were
sS:stained against this chiefly By the continuance
Of drought and high temperatures IN the centxnl
and western portions Of the belt, and insufficient
rains In the Atlantic States to thoroughly relieve
the situation On the whole the weather conditions
were considered bullish thu nsw crop options,
but the majority Of the traders could not make W
their minds whether some Of the recent Southern
bull leaders were taking advantage Of this TO hqui
date their holdings IN the. old crop options, q
simply transferring their interests IN July and
Aur1,Sk for Ortol1er and Decemhef
The Washington herald., 1911-06-09
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore, June a-wHEAT-Stock IN eleyatoFs
% sec bushels; shipments from elevators 26 bushels
Prime lots Of Southern wheat meeting with
ready sale but the anallres o arrivals check 10
tivity. Bag lots By sample, as to quality and con-
dition, brought 81 per bushel
CORN-Stock In eieEatorS, 27.0gs bushels; ship
menrs from elevators. 5s76 bushels White and
yellow Southern corn Of choice quality was In good
demand to-day, and the Inarket ruled steady.
Track yellow 'corn fos domestic delivery at s1h
bushel for car lots on spot Trading IN cob corn
il mainly of he small joblot character the market
being quiet on q basis cf $2ssa240 barrel for
prime nearby yellow stock.
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NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York, June s-wHEAT-weaker and quiet.
No. Northern spring, to arrive. T. o b, Lo61S; No.
red, I, O. b, se; No. 2 hard, nominal; No maca-
roui e. O b.. s6A; No. Manitoba, I. o b, Ioa
O0RN-Fimr; modeTa1e. Steamer, 60. export
basis; No. 2. T. O. b. 6lIs No. elevator. domestic,
e5A Exporters took two loads.
MILIFEED-Ste quiet dealings Spring bran,
23aAeo; standard middlings a.e5; Western red
dog H.6O; winter wheat bran. In D0pound sacks 10
arrive. 8 30; city bran, In bulk, Z40
OATS-Steady; light business. No. white, a;
No, white, 81; standards, Sh. elevator basis;
white on track 2a47.
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new YORK MONEY.

New xod, June k-rhs time mouey markct 4 q.
tzemesy 6ull- TheEs has ben soHe MONEY loaned
ct over the ysax for SH pr cent uhch Is ne onls
feature of the business done
Rates sre 151a1z pr cent lor sixty dals. 1lt13
pr crns for ninety dayss pU cent fu fo1f
months; - pr csut foE iiEs months, saass PER
cent fps kx months. and szas4 PEI cent for olcr
oonns-uh papa. Stasx pr oenl for ths bss.
nsmos
Lnaaon dlscsmi1. pa cent up rs p4 cs1t;
Rnris d.1conls ~ pr cent unchlnsal, Berlin
dilo0uatt 81 ~ c.14 - = n9 c.lt
The Washington herald., 1911-06-09
Lawsuits.

No S6T. Joseph G. KlappeT vs. William W.
Bride; certiorah. Attorney u. N. Richardson
No s872 Taylor & Williams Vs. Alonzo z.
Bunch: same Attorney, William Bradheld.
No 5s673. George d. Horning Vs. NJ. b Kor-
man: appeal Defendants attorney, L. b. David.
No 5367A Edith ]. Darrell Arthur Z. Hard
ing; note s. n00 Attorneys, Leo Simmons & Son.
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Swartzell, Rheem e
HenSey Co.,
TT 18th Street Northwest
REAL ESTATE LOANS
Made ut Lowest Rates Of interest,"
VIII. WALKER, 729 18th st. NV.

lie Watson ct ux to Charles NJ white, j., and
Samuel NJ. Greeubaum, trustees, To secure Aaron
Nusbaum, 5000, yearA per cent semi
ally.
square Ss-LOt 10; Thomas ". Power ct ux- %
Charles d. Lisbermann and PhelGn G. HGWn,
trustees. to secure Daniel McFSrian, S.m, >
years, 5 per csnt, Semiannually. same to sAms,
10 secure Minnie E. Lyman, 500, to jean.
mr. cent seani- annually.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-09
Equity Suits.

No SOIL. Annis G, Burns vs. Cora r. Thomas,
adninistratrix, ct al; release trust Attorney, G..
II. Calvert jr.
No. OZ52 John II. Brown, guardian, vs.. Adrian
J. Bartlett ct al; sell real estate Attorney, W. ].
Lambert.
No. a1a The Bauer Chemical Company Va
James ODonnell; Injunction and accounting. At
torney, II. G. Townsend
The Washington herald., 1911-06-09
sKYsCRAPER PLANNED.

Madison Square Garden to Be office
Building Site.
New York. June s-Madison Square
Garden will be torn down next spring.
An 100000 office building Will 60 up
on the site of the famous house by 1s12
A company organized by Louis 9.
Bossevain. Of Bossevain & Co.. bankers,
of this city, announced to-day that Il
is ready to close an option obtained from
the Madison Square Garden Company,
and that the purchase price, S.5ooooo.
win be paid within ten days
The Washington herald., 1911-06-09
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished by ". B. HTbSs 3 %.
members Of the Chicago Stock Exchange. Hib6s
Building
Chicago, June 8-Wheat was easier and lower.
July, slNaslh: September. Ssx; December, slkGslA
Corn ranged from lover to unchanged July, Sf'SI
September, 55Na55A December, 5h
Oats were lower in sympathy with corn and wheat
July. 81; September. g; December, SA.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ou0tations furnished By W. B. Hibcs & Co. nssa.
bsn Of the New York stock Exchange. Hib6s
Building.
Can money: Open ~: high. NJ low. ~; close. sk.
SALE OF SHARES BY HouRS
The Washington herald., 1911-06-09

oFFTCT COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT ~ CO
hnnlhia. WnsAington June 6 1a1l-sealsd vro-
posah s1n he resolved ct this o11cs unt1 o'clsck
q M % JUNE ~ lan for lsy1ng cutters and
bftumInaas snacadan paEement and setting curb On
various s.reets n The District q Columbia Folzna
of proposal -pcsihc1tiogs aaf Necessary Information
Ilrrnrfrncnf Root. q. District Building Wa1hinr-
foa - C CuNO 4 RUDOLPH. JOHN A.
JoHNsToN5 WILLIAM =. 5Up8ON. oosunis-
si0aan. D. q ia-ss
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Diatrfct Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
In re extension Of Seventeenth street northeast
hearing.
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Circuit Court No. I.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. L Fuller Company vs. Karrick. Attnrneys
DuVall-Ambrose.
No. sheahy vs.. BowmanviIleL Anomeyss Dar-
lington-McKenney & F1anneTy.
No. ) United States ex rel McManus Va SEQ
retary Of interior. Attorneys, Freund-Clsments &
Wright
No l. McCubbin Company vs. Lockhead ct al
Attorneys DuTall-WiniamS
No Goetjes vs. Schoenheld AttoTneys Roths-
child s Diggs-Schustsr. Bowie. and Ralston Il
Siddons.
No Perkins. administrative. ~ Chase At
torneys. Metzger-Cbase.
No 7. King Palmer. Attorneys, Mcneil d
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No 5s6sL United States ex rel Becker vs.. SEQ
retary Of Interior ct al; time TO answer rule e1-
tended. Attorneys. Tucker, Kenyon & Mactarland
and e s. Bailey.
No 6zsa United States ex rel. elliott Ru-
dolph ct al; wit Of mandamus ordered; appeal
noted. Attorneys. W. J. Lambert and R. h Yeat-
man-E- II. ThomaA
No 5652 Dixon vs.. Great Falls and Old Do
mInion Railway Company; motion for new trial
withdrawn; judgment; appeal bond. 500; time 70
submit bill and file transcript extended Attor-
neys, L. ]. Mather-W. J. Lambert
No 5S2e. Dixon Ts. Same; motion for new trial
uverruled; Judgment for defendant; appeal bond.
500; time TO submit bill and file transcript ex-
tended Attorneys. same
No $500 Kinnear Va Gillian et al; motion for
Judgment oVerruled. AttOrnsys, E. l. GieS-A T.
Clinkscales.
No. S33ss United States ex rel. Tousey - Post
master General; waiver OF motion for new trial;
Judgment on finding. dischargng rule and dismiss
ing petition with costs; appeal noted Attorneys,
Karpler & Merillat and Alex Wolf-C. r Wilson
The Washington herald., 1911-06-09
Criminal Court No. !.

Nos a55Oo and 3S53 United States w. John Bar
ton Miller; violating section 3d. code, and embezze
uent: John Tichell, member Of Jury, fails to ap-
pear; attachment Issued, retrnabls tomorrow at
$50
Assignments for to-dAy-AIotions, arraisumsutA and
sentences.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-09
Rankn Stocks.

One block Of ten shares of CONNER
ciaI National Bank stock brought 19S;
two sales of National Savings and
Trust were made at 23O, and Union
Savings went to 240.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-09
Gas stock.
Rnnd Market.

Washington Gas opened at 50 with
point below the previous market. an'
after call went to S8%.
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The Safest Investments

Are thoSs that do not nnctuats during a.
turbed conditions of the money % stock mae.
ketA Fint deed, ot trust notes lnrsE m0s
ngeSl. Wen secured On real estGts n ths Do
atr3c Of Columbia, constitute 'igilt-edss" -
Syestmentk They Do not depend upon a.
financial Fespondhlfty of tndiTAduals % CO..
partitions for their stability, and srs sxsnr0
from tAIatim a. personal proparty. We eAa
500 upward Send for booklsG. "CUnosrnlnO
Loans and IrFestmntA"
The Washington herald., 1911-06-09
New Apartment Planned.

Harry wardman has plans for the con-
struction of a large apartment building
on the north side OF Columbia road, Just
west of Fourteenth street. In addition
there win be several stores on the Four
teenth street side. The lot has been
known as the Mount Pleasant playground,
and It measures 150 by 154 feet. This has
rot yet been transferred, and 1t Is said
that the holders are asking $4,000 for the
property. While the negotiations are
pending, q syndicate Is making an effort
to buy the lot as permanent play
ground
The Washington herald., 1911-06-09

Charles P. Montgomery, who has
been chief of the customs division OF
the Treasury Department for nany
years, goes to take charge of the Gus
toms service of the American Sugar Re-
fining Company. The appointment to
the head OF a service IL which MI.
Montgomery had much to do with un-
earthing sugar frauds, is said to be
part of the work of reconstructing the
company. The appointment Of Mr..
MONTGOMERY meets with the approval
of Secretary MacVeagh.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-09
FINANCE AND REALTY

Quite as many classes Of securities
figured in yesterdays transactions as
on Wednesday, but the volume Of busi-
ness was perceptibIy less. Still, the
market was by no, means dull or mac
tive Only one security went on, ana
that was drop of nearly one point In
Washington Gas.
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Railway Stocks.

Washington Railway preferred main
tained a steady price of ssh through
the sale of 225 shares in small lots.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. ". B. Hibos q o.
members Of the Nsw YoEk STOCK Exchanss. Hibos
BUILDING
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Georria Avenue sale.

The lot at the southwest corner Of
Georgia avenue and Buchanan street was
sold for Newton & Gillette to C. T. Lacey
for $1,S53.
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s. BENsTNGBR. Aucio0ee. s0sIi siTth st Nv
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Il Columbia. washingtnn. June 7, Bll.-
ssaied proposals Win be received ct this olcs uutii
WEDNESDAY, June a. 1al1, fG furnishing and
delivering T. o h, Wilmington. d. O, 5000 E-inch
lead and Iron pipe, with lock Screws. for use
An the water Department, this city. Specifications,
form Of proposal and Eecssary information may
be obkained UPON Application % the Tropey elerk,
CUNO Ii RUD0LPH. John A JOHNSTON,
WILLIAM JUDSoN. comnissionera D. o.
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NorthMeat sale.

The two-story dwelling at 80 street
northwest was sold for the swart estate
by Thomas J. Owen & Son to A. 7. Jack
son for $500
The Washington herald., 1911-06-09
Dwelling In L street sold.

The frame dwelling at 10s L street
northwest was sold for Judge Job Bar
nard to Peter 8. Tutweiler for A,50o.
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Company The lot comprises 2O67 square
feet and the building is under lease to the
present occupants, at A.SO0 q year, untn
October 81. 1912. The sale was conducted
by Thomas J. Owen & Son.
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Gas Is sold at 10; Capital Traction
Is at 112G, and Potomac Consolidated
at par.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-09
Riggs Building Permit.

The permit issued to Wells Brothers
& Co. for the erection of the new Riggs
building, at Fifteenth and G streets
northwest, places the estimated cost at
S5Q000
The Washington herald., 1911-06-09

Criminal Court NO. =.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Assignments for to-day-Motions, araignments, and
sentences.
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AUCTION SALES.
q @. SLOAN CO.. Inc, AuetiOnssrs. l4r7 st.

@ @. SLOAN & CO., Inc, Auetionsers, 1ln7 G st.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
auction on the 24TH DAY OF JUNE 1911, the
hereinafter described property, the being now
In the possession Of Omen @. Staples proprietor
Of the Rigs House, hotel conducted In the city
Of Washington and by him retained and now about
20 be sold for unpaid hotel bills, the said property
belonging to the following persons and consisting
Of; One trunk 20. T. BOykinl. one trunk and one
bon books CAdargaret v. McCabel, and boxes books
and papcEs CDR. G. b. Cmay). O. G. SLOAN
CO., Inc, AuctioneeR i9BH
s. BENsINGER. AuctioneeE. SD+1 Sixth St Nv.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE METRoPoBTTAH
polics department. II the District q Columbia
washington, June T. l9iL-NoHce Is hereby given
that I viii sou at pubic auction At the estab-
lishmsnt Of s. BensingeE, S9-u Sixth street north
west. on SATURDAY, Juns 10 1911 at 10 O'Clock
a. m, the lost stolen and abandoned property
delivered 70 ne by the Metrooolitan police q the
Dlstr1ce a Columbia, and not called for by tbs
0w1Gs as Contemplated BY lalT, This property
consists q bicycles. clothing and miscellaneous
goods. A schedule In detail Of the property to be
sold VIII be found posted N The oics Of the chief
clerk at police headquartersL EDWIN B. HESSE
Chief (als0 Property Clerk. Metropolitan Poiics
d. c. jss-H
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Bank Elects Trustees.

At the annual meeting Of the share
holders of the East Washington Savings
Bank, held Wednesday, the following
trustees were elected for the ensuing
year: Albert Carry, Lewis Flemer, w. P.
c. Hazen, George F. Hardin, Richard
Kingsman, NJ A Lynch, H. H. Mckee,
Morris E NARROW, Joseph H. Milans,
Richard A. Pyles, Thomas w. Smith, A
T. Stuart, NJ. I. Weller, s. 81. Walker,
and John c. Yost.
Officers will be elected at the first meet
ing of the new board, Tuesday, June Ii.
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Sale of Gait Building.

The Gait Building, at 110 Pennsylvania
avenue, built fifty years ago and occupied
by Gait Brothers In their Jewelry busi-
ness, was sold by auction and bid in for
$So.5Oo for the Evening Star Newspaper
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

uotations furnished by W. B Hfbbs q Co. mem
J q the New YORK Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
Bid Asked
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COTTON MARKET.

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