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The Washington herald., 1911-08-04

New York, Aug. S-The market opened
weak, rallied fitfully before the trading
had been long In progress. then became
dull at the higher range OF prices, and
in the late trading sold of as sharply as
in the late trading yesterday. There
were indications that a fairly strong bear
party was at work confidently, but wheth-
er or not most Of the selling was in the ma
ture Of a raid upon prices, there is no
doubt whatever that bearish operations
were assisted by considerable liquidation.
For the third day in succession the
market has not displayed that sturdy re-
sistance to selling pressure which was
one of its chief characteristics for sew
eral weeks. At times yesterday and to-
day 1t was thin. For many Of the spe-
cialties and ordinarily less active stocks
in particular there was little demand.
and there were such losses on small
transactions as the following: Duluth,
South Shore, and Atlantic preferred, q IL
points; General Electric, ala points;
Lackawanna Steel, Alp: Lake Erie and
Western preferred. 2; Pittsburg Coal pre-
ferred, IA; st. Louis Southwestern, IL;
Texas Company, 3:Wisconsin Central, 2.
Among the standard railroad stocks the
Hill shares were conspicuously weak,
Great Northern losing point and North
ern Pacific 7-S points on the day. The
only news regarding them was that each
company had instituted further econo-
mics by reducing the working time OF
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men in the shops and other employees,
and 1t was the fancy of SPECTATORS to-
day to place bearish consideration on
this news. though in ordinary times the
practice Of retrenchment is regarded IA
yorably.
The London market was heavy. There
the dominant factor seemed to be the
difficulties of the Yorkshire Penny Insti-
tuition, which has required great deal
Of assistance, as did the Birkbeck Bank
a few weeks ago. The weekly statement
of the Bank of England showed a de-
crease in cash, probably on account Of
aid extended by the bank to the York.
shire institution, but the statement was
nevertheless strong one, the bank
showing Aa2 per cent ratio Of reserve to
liabilities, as compared with 6l50 last
week, 49.98Nper cent in the corresponding
week last year, and q ten-year average of
490S per cent Money was slightly firmer
in London; here rates were unchanged.
Business reports were OF mixed char
acter.
The June statements Of ST. Louis South
western and Atlantic Coast Line made a
favorable comparison, but the quarterly
reports OF the Utah and Nevada Consoli-
dated Copper companies showed de-
crease of SLIGO aRd SIT, 900. respectively,
and Il became known that some Of the
cotton mills had decided further to our
tail operations, though early IN the week
developments indicated a considerable i'm
provement in the textile trade
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hihts & Co, mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
tns.
New York, Aug. 3-The cotton market made q
gain Of about 80 points to-day over the low prices
ruling on the previous day. The government report,
while indicating the largest crop record. had
been anticipated, and the market had been sold
out and sold short to an extent rarely equaled In
its history. The demnd for contracts to-day was
spontaneous and appeared to come from all inter
csts Spinners brokers' and exporting firms bought
freely. Large operators who have heretofore with
held their support came into the market during the
afternoon Wedscsdly and again to-day, making
purchases which absorbed all offerings and carried
the market upward to scarcely setback. Ths
large short interest also took cover. and near the
close Of to-daJ's trading there was q stampede to
buy from this direction.
Crop reports in circulation to-day dwelt insect
damage. Too much rain and deterioration from
this cause was reported from many parts Of the
cotton belt. particularly the States of the Misss
sippi Valley. Loss in condition reported IN
South Caoona and Alabama Boil weevil and
army worm said to be active in the Memphis
district. This kind Of freely circulated
and had much TO do with the advance
Liverpool futures closed steady. with q net gain
for the day of "a to 6h points Manchester cabed
yarns dull and irregular. cloth offers too low.
Spot sales Of 5000 bales were reported from Liver
pool to-day at ! point advance to esd for
middling.
To-day's weather map showed only light showers
from official stations. Heavier nins were reported
In the detail statements. and unsettled conditions
and rains predicted for tomorrow.
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LOCAL PRICES CURRENT.

Quotations given below ure for large lotA Job
bers prices higher.
EGGS-Nearby fresh Virginia. 10; West virvinia
and Southwest Virginia, lsalsts; Tennesse ls
| BUTTER-Crsamery. fancy. 27s2S; Western frsta
| 2Ga21; seconds, 25aB.
CHEEsE-New York State factory. new, 1sals.
| POULTRf-Chickens small, per lb., Is; large
l6; hens. per H.. l2 ROSTERS, per lb, SAG; tur-
| keys. per h., lsa20.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Hens, choice per h.,
| Is; chickens. l6al7; rooster. per H., TO-
EEGETABLEs-POtstoes. new. No. l. per bbl..
S25ai.Oo; No. 2 per bh., l.OOal25; sweet IN. CT.
FER bbl.. 5oOa6.oo; yams IN. Co. per bbl L5eas Is;
| cic1mbers. per basket 2Jaso; cabbsges. Per bbl.,
l:7sa25; eggplant crate. l.5Oa2Oo;. lettuce. New
string beans, Per bbl.. 4OOa6OO peppers Ter crate
ooal25; green peas. par bbI.. 6o0a75O; tomatoes.
home grown. 5alo; green. corn. homegrown, per
doz- l2a25.
GREEN FRUITs-Applcs. per bbl.. looa. 90:
oranges, California, per box, 4oca5oo Florida 4oOa
i0: lemons. per box, 325aLo0; grape fruit per boz.
4oos5m; pineapples, 39aS.75: waterInelons, lsas5;
pns' plum, ,;H 2o521s per ats; captaoupes per crate.
grown, l.0oa2oo; peaches. per crate 275ai.00.
HAY AND sTRAw-Hay. Western. No. !. 2looa
$50; No. 2 3ooa235o: mixed hay. lsooaz-oo;
straw. rye. bundle loOoaloo 80; machine thrash 75oa
500; straw. wheat, per ton asoaeoo; straw, ost per
LIVE sTocK-sheep. pcr ID, g,sasH; lambs.
slgtns. per ID. gtas; calves choice. per ID. .;
medium, per ib.. fh.
GRAIN-wheas nev. pc. bushei. soass; corn.
shelled. old. per bushsl. Y5aso; new ear per bbi.
d0oat25r oats Western white. No. per bu.,
Lasl; Data mixed. per bushel. s7ats; bran. per ton
2. 90: middiings. per ton. 200
WOOL AND HIDES-wool washed, free of
burrs. per H., 2ia8; WOOL unwashed. per lb. nan
hides green, per H.. .; hides, dry lsals; alted
hides ID. 10; esifskin. green. each. l.3siD.
sEEDs-Red clover. pcr bu.. ilosii. -; alske
clover, pcr hushel. iiooai2oo, white cioser. Per
bishci. i6ooaiaoo; crimson clover Sohi1; timothy.
s.1nai.eoi blue grass. pet bushel, anosan rsdtop
gns, hoosisoo per 10 lbs.; Alfalfa. ps ba.. pooa
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LATEST RAIL JOINT
PUT UNDER TEST
SOutherner's Invention Given
Trial at Navy Yard. .

An interesting test OF an apparently
high-grade invention by Southerner
was made yesterday afternoon at the
Washington Navy Yard under the scru-
tiny of naval officers by direction Of Sec
retary Meyer.
1t was the improved rail joint contrived
by G.. A. Humason. of Shreveport, La.
A number of railroad experts witnessed
the test, which consisted mainly of sub
jecting the joint to 5000 pounds pres
sure. which was inadequate to break the
joint. Further tests will be made until
1t is ascertained Just what force will be
necessary to reach the limit.
The inventor is young man who has
devised other safety appliances, such as
q preventive OF railspreading and q
lock-nut. His mechanical versatility in
cludes burglar alarm and cotton
picking machine. The inventor and his
friends believe his rail-joint invention 10
by far his most ingenious and successful
work, and predict great things for II. II
has attracted the keenest interest among
prominent railroad men In Washington.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Aug. &-BUTTER-Creamery. fancy
per Ib. g7aZ14; choice. H.. 2a6; do. good. 2aaa
imitation, 3a22; do. print. h., SaS; do. blocks.
h.. 2a2li do. IadIe. H.. IS; MARYLAND and Penn
sylysnia rolls Ib, III Ohio rolls. lb. II; West Vir-
Cinia rolls H. II: store-packed. lb. II; Maryland.
Virginia, and Pennsylvania dairy prints. h.. II;
lrocess butter h.. 2OR22l1.
. LIVE POULTRY-Spring chickens, large h.. ls;
do small TO medium, l6; old hens, heavy. IL. Is;
do small TO medium, II: old ROSTERS. lb. g. ducks.
young white Pekins, fat. lb., u; do. young mus
coyy and mongrel. H.. IL; do, puddle, large, lb..
II; spring ducks. lbs. and over. per h.. l3; pig
cons old per pair Is: do. young, 20; guinea fowl.
old, each. e.
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania, and nearby firsts.
loss off, lsIa: Eastern Shore, Maryland, and Nir-
pinia loss of ISL; Western frsts. Ohio. loss of,
ish; West Virginia frsts, lslt; Southern, North
Carolina. loss off, l7Ika1S; grinea, per dozen. sas
RYE-Stock in elevators. l.eOS bushels; shipments
from elevators 80 bushels Bag lots. near By, as to
quality tnsx), 76as3.
BARLEY-Stock in elevators lss bushels.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore, Aug. s.-wHEAT-stock in elevators
$50 eos bushels; shipments from elevators 20oG
bushels. With reoeipts for Southern wheat lighter
trading in this market to-day was funer. Demand
was fair for the better grades. Sales on cargo on
grads at soase for No. red. sokc for No. red.
ss&c for special bin No red $50 for stock
stcamer No . rcd. axc for special bin rejected.
ssc for stock rejected. s2So for cannot use rejected
size and so&c for drier rejected Bag lots by
sample TO quality and condition brought 74o Sc
SO. Sc, ssh. and eSo pr bqshei
CORN-Stock In elevators. 4a6x bushels: ship
mcuts from elevators. 3. .oo6 bushels The rcneral
'tcus Of the corn market to-day was arm and all
primo stock met with favorable sslcz Quote
cracked yellow cnrn for donestic delivery ~, fssfs
per bushei fur cariota on spot. Coo corn under q
strndy markct was m faif demand anf prims
stock brought ~ ~ bsusl
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Hibbs Building.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Made at Lowest Rates of Interest.
W. H. WALKER, 729 10Th St. NV.

Margaret Annis Dodinston to Oscar @. BrOthsrs
| jr, So
Alley between G and and Sixth and Seventh
streets southeast-Square S7s, lot III; Mary q.
Deis to- Mary A. Harvey. SO.
Q street and Wisconsin n0rthwc5t-Squars
1870. par. Of 10: q; Prank l. Ash ct ux. to
Meridian Hill-LGt II. block IL; square lo2s, lots
al and l3o; Charles \. HaIbaugh ct ux. to
James w. Hartaugh. trustee, SO.
20 E Ctreet northeast-Squlre i5i, lot IS; Twelfth
street northeast. between and q streets;
square 1905. lots q aud "a Diller F. Croft ct
ux.. Ectte NJ, and Chester C. Grof ct ux..
Lllis May, to Joseph J. Matthews, SIS.
Washington Hdshts-Lot %. block 81 Harry S. oai-
vert. receiver. to Edwin H. Bond $500.
Square slF-North half Of lot 49, square 75. lots %
and 90; square l09 lot ia; square Sl54. lot 10;
square S6l. lot so; Trinidad. lots 10 and 49, block
II; Chester Gro4f ct uI. to Diler F. Croft. SO.
East DeanwOod-SQuare US. lot 10; Frank 7. Raw
lings ct ux. to John Gaines, SO.
Massachusetts, Avenue Heights-sQuare 1851. lot Ei
American Security and Trust Company and Amos
II. Plumb trustees. to Fred Iriand, SO.
Holmead ManOr-Lot lis, block IS: Mary O Mat
tingly TO William @. Mcf>urdy ct ux., SO.
Schuet1en Park-Lot l55. block 2; Edith II, Gott-
walls to John E Crittenden. SO.
street northwest. between Nineteenth and Twen-
tisth streets-Squars lls. lot Is; George W. In
kins and George X. Iinkins. trustees, u Mary l.
nsmonet, $500.
Rear Of IL street northwest, between North Cardtoi
and First streets-Square 6l, part Of lot 81;
Anna !. Stewart and Mary E Mcdonnell 70
BENJAMIN Garrett, $40.
Rear Of Sixth street northeast between G and II
streets-Square $50. lots 70, u. and Is; Anna l.
Stewart and Mary L. McDonell to Benjamin
Garrett, SO.
Third street southeast between and streets
Square Is5 lot n; Mamie Z Nornent to John
J. Hans and Catharine NJ. Hans tSudnt tsnantsl.
SO
American University Park-Squaro l4s8. lots .. 81.
and 80 TO AZ; Augustus Il. omvako ct W., Lula
T. TO Blanchs n. McCuen. So
Connecticut Avenue Highlands-Lot a. block .;
William C. McCurdy ct ux- to Mary q Mat
tngly, SO.
Square 7so part Of lot ~; square 8l. lots iT5 and
lH, square 81. lots 70. H. and Y; square 1905.
Lot .; square 3f7. part Of lot !; sIuare III.
lot !. square SOS. lot soi; sruare ss2 lot -;
DiIler r. Gro6 et VI. to Chester c. Groh, so
South Capitol street southwest, near o street.
SQUARE Tce. snhlos is: Arthur J. Richards st
ux. % Kat u. Hammer. $40.
Addition 70 Manor Pmk-Squars Nsl, lot y;
William T. Perry to J. ID. NsvirA SO.
Ingie>ide-Lot "a. block q; L~vs " Brsuning9
ct ux. to Henry A. Nothnssei and Marie A.
Nothnasel, SO
Anaeostisr-sqnars Gel. lot 0Si Nn1an L M1shan
10 Charles n. Bosics. 80
gEd Eleventh. sfrpt northwest-squAro ~ fart %
lot 81 Fannie N. Reynolds % vr 10 Aee~tino
DipensA and yensuh hodano. "a
Deeds % Trust .. Page ssvss-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Fourteenth street northeast. between n and O
streets-Square 1905. lot 8; Harry c. Blrzu and
William II. Saunders. trustees 70 George II.
Dierkoph. SIS.
FuYteenth street northeast, h<twcen b and O
strests-sausrv 1865. lot 8: Georgu II. Dierkoph
e. ux. TO ciaud Livingston. so
woodley Park-square eio7, lot SO; Henry Roster
Duiany. Edward J.. stsllwAeen. William T.
F1ather. and John W. Brswner. rcosivrrs. 70
George c. Pumphrey. u.MA
Delaware avsnue, between q ard II strcets-squarp
Es. part of lot y. lots . aud y; Francis Lsnusfd
"a Thomas r. Hpu~n. 80.
chiehexscr-part o lot u. American security and
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FINANCE AND REALTY

Tho spectacular rise Of Georgetown
Gas, which stirred the market Wednes-
day, was not continued at yesterdays
session, nor was the high level MAIN
tanned. The sklt.ish issue dropped quiet
ly back to its customary level. and did
not even figure in the sales record. The
asking price, however, was maintained
at Wednesdays level-2Oo-though the bid
price went back to 100
Washington Gas Watched.
With speculation still rife as the
causes of Georgetown Gas spectacular
advance, Washington Gas was watched
closely for any sympathetic movement
That issue held firmly. but did not emu
late its subsidiary to the extent of ad-
vancing twenty-five points. Washington
Gas was particularly active after call,
when 1875 shares were sold at S. IL. The
price level during call ranged from IS II
to SS 3-S, with most OF the sales going
at the higher level. In ALL 3S7 shares
changed hands. After call one sixty-day
option on 100 shares sold at 80.
MergenthaIer Still Strong.
Although hesitating seemingly in its
advance skyward. Mergenthaler showed
excellent strength yesterday. advancing
from 234 5-S to "a 3-4 In the course of
three sales.
Railway IL Lead Market.
Washington Railway and Electric Is
lead the market In point of activity.
Bonds to the extent OF $500 face value
were traded in. all but one sale being at
81 rs The first sale was at S..
Regarding failures in July. Dun's re-
view says:
The number Of business suspensions
during the month OF July, 1.i27, shows
some contraction, compared with the
same month last year, when the total
wa6 1,147, but there is an increase over
the 1,lO5 reported in 1903. Compared with
the same month in 1908, when 1,232 con-
Germs suspended operations, the exhibit
is much in favor of the past month. AS
regards liabilities, very similar compari-
sons are made, aggregate Indebtedness
of S12, go showing a considerable de-
crease from the sl37S0,f53 of July last
year, an increase over the S9.527S S93 two
years ago, and a considerable contraction
from the $l4,222, 126 OF the corresponding
month in 1908. The most favorable fea-
ture of the statement this year is the
made with earlier months of
the present year. Semi-annual settle
ments incident TO July usually result in
more or less expansion in the commercial
death rate, and the past month was no
exception to this rule, the number show
ing considerable increase over June and
May. The exhibit as regards liabilities,
however, is most favorable, pronounced
being shown as compared
with every preceding month, the total
in June being s13,652,025. in May s13, 469. |
7S9 in April s16,924.776. in March slS,47i,- |
GAL, in February $l7,0S6,41. and in Janu- |
airy $24, ,o90, ,649. This progressive contrac- |
ton in the amount of defaulted indebted |
ness is very gratifying, inasmuch as 1t
indicates a steady growth in general busi- |
ness stability.
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NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York, Aug. a-wHEAT-Stropg and higher
good export business reported ut the West NO.
Northern spring. TO arrive. I. o b., LIZ: No.
ee; No ! macaruui, e. o b, i.UK; No. Manitoba,
e. o. b., Loa Exporters reported as taking S loads
from Chicago and 5 loads from Philadeipdia-
cORN-Stronger; business dull. Steamer. IN.
export bass; No. z T. O o.. TN; No Q elevatos.
domestic, ia. Exporter took nothing
MILLFEEDEstesdy and quiet- Spring bran,
albD: standard middiinss -; wesee<A rcd dog.
96o winter wheat bsn, IN loolh ssckz. 10 arrive.
$50; city bran. IN bulk, 500.
oATs-strung and hishsS: txading SLOW No.
white a; No. WHITE n; HandsrdA. Gh. eleyatos
basis; vhits, On tack, Sistse& ksw easA cst6A
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Aug. 3-Moncy on call at the stock
exchange to-day averaged "a per cent Time money
was dull. Rates: 2sa3 per cent for sixty days. "a
81 per cent for ninety days. 3ka3h per cent for
four months. 34a3A per cent TOR five, SIX and seven
months.
what larger volume than Of late Demand was fair.
Rates: 4a4a Per cent for sixty to ninety days in
dorsement, 4a4h per cent for choice four to six
months single names. and IA per cent for Others.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New York, Aug. SIN the live stock market
cattle wese nominally steady. Dressed beef IN
moderate demand at Sale per pound for natirs
sides; Texas beef. g. Calves steady. veals scld al
f.oOasN per 100 pounds; br,ttemiIks. $50. CITY
dressed veals. Halls per pound; country dressed
do, sal2h-
Sheep dull and weak; lambs steady to firm.
Hogs firm.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sale-Rseular call Il O'CLOCK noout
Waahtngton Railway and Electric 4s. q, 900 at g.
HoU as IN. Q.m q s4X. 81 900 ct ~. 500 at
H0o At stk. loo at esK. n.0o at stK.
Washington Railway and Electric COM. 3 st ~
Washington Gas. at sSA. 5 at sak. Is a ss,s u
at ssh. 3 at 8SH. ....
Mergenthaler, 10 at Z4S. 10 at 24x. at s3Gk.
American Telephone and Telegraph rghtA ] st
sA.
After cali-washington Railway and Electric com,
Is at ~ Is at M, q Ct IN. . at ~.
Washington Railway and Electric 4s. 81 900 % g. ,
Washington Gas. 100 at ssh, . at ss6, 100 at 90
Cbuyes COZ. 70 at sh
Following prices wera poetsd ysstGdays
GAS BONDS
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotation, furnished by W. B. Hfbos . Co.
members of the Chicago stock Exchange. aibbs
Building
Chicago Aug 3-Thero was heavy covering Of
shorts In wheat to-day repSrts Of black rust In
the Canadian northwest The close was lhlBc
higher: September. %; December. 6Si May. look.
Corn was strong to-day on heavy ouyns' pre-
sumabIy for Armour interests and reduced stocks
az this point September. 6x; December. esssas5E !;
May 66Ka6S.
Oats was strong to-day on small offerings Sep
tember, 42'sa42h; December, 44*aAH; May. a*.
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Lawsuits.

No. Ssas Ella E Joyce VS.. rashinston RAILWAY
and Electric Company; damA i $1,000 Attor-
ney. N. i. Mangan.
No. 5sY. Samuel G. Ranb vs.. Sealed Package
Ice Company; account, s5si.@ Attorney, L. p.
Loving.
No. 5saA Florence Morrow u Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company; damages. $4,000 At
torneys Robson & Colyin.
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District Petition.

68 for enlargina the Capitol grounds; condemn
land Attorneys. C. R Wilson and r. T. strick-
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hfobs Co.. mem,
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibts
Building
Call money opened ut ~.
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE BAHNAHU.
Estate Of Grace n, Sunderland order TO release.
Estate Of Martha J. Riley; bond increased to
Sl.0n.
Estate Of George B. Bell; letters Of adnlinist-a-
ton granted to Annie @. Bell: bond, sl,c0 At
torney, Leon Tobriner.
Estate Of Eva II. LIE Conte; will dated May 1s,
1893, filed.
Estate Of Caroline O Black; letters testamentary
granted to II. Campbell Black; bond. S'We At
torney W. II. Dennis.
Estate Of Catherine Burke; answer filed
Estate Of William Knapp; order to sell certain
shares Of stock. Attorney. L. W. Tolman.
Estate Of John II. Minor; petition for letters Of
administration Attorneys. Baker, Handy & Hutch
inson.
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Equity suits.

No N367. Wyatt Archer. trustee vs.. Herbert A.
Gill; substitute trustee. Attorney, l. Williamson
No 9s6a Mary A. Bopp William A. Bopp;
divorce a nensa ct thoro. Attorneys, A. Siers and
A. l. Lipscomb
No 336e. Allen & Kefauyer Baltimore and
Washington Transit Company and Fidelity and
\ Trust Company. Attorney, Charles Selden, ir.
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strike May End.

London. Aug. a-The striking dock la
borers agreed This afternoon TO submit
their cause 20 arbitration, ana confer.
ences were Immediately begun
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Htbbs q O.
members Of ths Nee York Stock Exchange. Hioos
HuildnR
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DAILY COURT RECORD
(Thursday, August 3, 1919
Equity Court No. I
TT-G1CupARNApn


No. 30252 Thompson Thompson; reference
10 examiner. Attorneys, g. A. Maddo1-Thomas
Rufn
No. SO3A. Webster ct al American Security
and Trust Company; Letta d. Webster substituted
trustee; bond, $500. Attorneys, Blair. Draytop
l. HiIlycT.
No. SOOsS. Castor vs. Castor; reference to eI-
Rminer. Attorneys. X. L. Wsring-B. L GaSkins.
No. 30567. Archer. trustee, Gill; X. II. Terrell
substituted trustee. Attorney, I. Williamson.
No. 1773 Grayson ct al vs.. Wood ct a.; trus-
tees ordered 10 make distribution AttOneys, J. ].
DarlingtOn-John RidOut-
No zSsa. Phillips vs. Phillips; order for TO
lease Of plaintiff. Attorneys, A l. Newmyer and
T. NJ OBren-W. H. Holloway and J. b. Archer.
No. Dl56 Gamer Na.Ional Sand and Brick
Company; order to sell sand and receivers AL
thorzed to make settlement Attorneys. Lecke,
Fulton & Con.
No 94S3 Patterson vs. Fn1; report approved
and reference to auditor. Attorneys, II. Z. Davis
and Happier & Msrillat-P. H Marshall
No. 3S4S Taylor Taylor; rule continued Al
tGrneys G. p. Hoover and ]. r Shields-W. @.
Balderston.
No, 303ss. Alison vs. Baltimore and Washington
Transit Company; Arthur L. Shreve appointed re-
ceIVer; bond 81 900. Attorneys. Charles Selden. IT,
II. W. Williams and H. F. LerCh-
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District Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No 81 In re extension Of alley In square 100;
order TO pay money into registry OF court.
No. sci. In 10 extension of rwenty-third street
and streets southeast; Rme
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Criminal Court No. I.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. Zis7. United States Ira J. Lynch; non
support: recognizance in 500. with James
Fletcher surety, taken
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished By W. B Hfbbs q Co,
embers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
uildng. Bid. Asked
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Circuit Court No. 2,

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No Ss75s. breckenridge vs. Lepley; Judgment By
default Attorneys E 8. Theal and MILAN &
Smith
The Washington herald., 1911-08-04
A Resort to the Courts.

BY virtue OF the fact that you occupy.
for the present. the position OF secre-
tafy OF the Interior. you have been able
70 deny me finRlly-after three months
spent In earnestly. persistentiy, ana rc-
speetfuily seeking 1.-THE opportunity to
defend my gcad name In the place Of