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The Washington herald., 1911-07-09

When cutting a brick Of butter into
squares dip knife into hot water. Your
squares Will be mora even,
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09
For the Nervous woman.

Carrie-This lotion is delightfully."- re-
freshing to the overwrought nervous
woman, and imparts delicate fragrance
to the skin. Add a few drops to basin
Of water:
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A sponge put in a porcelain umbrella
stand win keep 1t from cracking and
viii also take up the water.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09
PRACTICAL HELPS.

A piece Of canphor put in with silver
that is not in use viii keep it from
furnishing
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out. All of these things have happened
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
DAILY COURT RECORD
Monday, August II, 1911

Square sos. part lot l.; William H. Arnold to
Eugene +. Arnold. see
Congress Heights-Block 5G6 lot 10; Jonas A.
Hearth ct ux. to Thomas H. Sloane ct ux SO
Tenth and X streets northeast-Square 49, half in
terest in lots % to 81: Henry Kellogg Willard ct
ux. to Augusta A, Henry B., Charles B.. and
Ethel b. Ketcham SO.
Tenth and streets nOrtht ast-Square &C., lots u
to 81; Augusta A, Henry B. ct ux. Charles B.
ct ux., and Ethel b. Ketcham to Middaugh &
Shannon. Inc. SO Same to Henry Kellogg
Willard. SO. one-hah interest in lot to 10.
% to 5 and 10: /, square 932
Randle Hishlands-Lot /, block a: the United
States Realty Company. incorporated, to Clar-
ence L. Gilbert, So
Randle Highlands-Lot l. block A. square 5673;
Clarence Gilbert to Carl ii. Gilbert So
Randle Highlands-Lot I. square 5573. block Il;
Carl FL. Gilbert to Mary Jane Gerhausser. SO.
Harlans Subdivision Of Chillum Castle Manor
Lots Is to II. square 1866. So
Twinng City-Lot Al. block J. and parcel 27l6.
square 56s5; Robert F. Bradbury to Lloyd
Stokes $40.
$50 North Carolina avenue southeast-Lot a. square
si2; Charles +. Benjamin. trustee. to Roger 7.
Mitchell. ST.
Pinehurst-Lot l, block 4 Pinehurst Park Company
to William G. Cassard 500.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Aug H.-MTLLFEED-Firm; demand
good Spring bran, .. TO-: standard middlngs 835;
Western red dog. 32lO; winter wheat bran, in 100
pound sacks. to arrive. $50; city bran. in bulk.
Am
OATs-Steady but dull. No 2 white, 46I1: No 5
white. i5ba standards, l6 elevator basis white on
track, 45tRa5Oh. New oats 4lka+.
FLOUR-Quiet and firm. Kansas straights, 35a
AGO. in sacks; spring PATENTS. 525a5.75 in barrels;
spring clears, 4.25aiO.
RYE FLOUR-Fim. but dull Choice brands
quoted at 45Ga5.O0
CeRNMEAL-Quiet and unchanged. Kiln-dried
for export. 355: coarse meal. in bags. I3iala5
HAY-Receipts. $50 tons; firm on old choice grades
supplies light but dull the lower grades. Prime
timothy. li5; No. /. l35al.40; No. 2 L9Dal.3o; No.
3. Sass.
sTRAW-Receipts. 10 tons; rules firm Long rye
quoted at 70a75.
BEEF-steady. Packet 12ooal2 ssS family, T. 5oa
1900
PORk-Quiet and firm. Mess. 1s25a195o; family,
B.75aoO0o.
LARD-Flrner. Prime Western, 90; city, slsa
eS; refined continent, a6o: South American 1850;
renned Brazilian in kegs II 80: oeostearine sask;
lard stearine dull; New York, lIhal2
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Aug. ALIVE POULTRY-Spring
Ts o1d nu No. Ss,c Ai Sn su'm ro ,o nadU iU
H.. l2al3: old roosters. h., 3: ducks. young white
Pekins. fat. lb.. II; do. young Muscorey and mon
grel h. II: do. puddle large. H. II spring ducks.
? lbs. and over. h.. Is; pigeons. old. pair. 20;
do. young pair l5a9; guinea fowl. old. l lb. and
over fGc each.
BUTTER Creamery. fancy. per H.. EaZli; do.
choice. 25s26; do good, 3a2i; imitation. 3a22; do.
print, 8ao9; do. blocks Sa2S; ladle, h.. IS; Mary
land and Pennsylvania. rolls. lb.. IN: Ohio, rolls.
lb. IN; West Virginia rolls. h.. IN; store packed.
Ib.. lIh: Maryland. Virginia. and Pennsylvania.
dairy print H.. III process butter. H., Za2a
EGGS-Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby frsts.
loss of, %: Eastern Shore. Maryland and Virginia.
loss of %: Western frsts Ohio loss of. %; West
Virginia frsts. 70; Southern. North Carolina, loss
of Ieal9ts guinea eggs. dozen. 7as
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ARMY ORDERS.

Leave Of absence for six months. with permission
to apply for an extension of six months and
to go beyond the is granted Lieut.. Col.
ISAAC n. LEWIS, Coast ARTILLERY Corps to
take effect about September !. 1911.
The following named second lieutenants Of the
Coast Artillery CorTp. recently appointed with
rank from July 20. 1911, attached to the COM
panies indicated after their respective names:
DOUGLAS B. NETHERWOOD, appointed from
sergeant Twentieth Company, Coast ARTILLERY
Corps attached to Thirty Company
ARNOLD HEINRICH, appointed from corporal.
Forty-third Company. Coast ARTILLERY Corps.
attached to Sixth Company; ROY T. CUM
NINGHAM, appointed from private l66th Com
pany Cast Artillery Corps. attached to Forty
first Company.
Mai CHARLES H. MARTIN, First Infantry. Is
detailed as q member Of the General STAFF
Corps to take effect August Is 1911
Mai HENRY c. CABELL, General STAFF. is
relieved from duty a member OF the General
STAFF Corps Mai CABELL is assigned to the
First Infantry.
Capt MALIN CRAIG. General Stan. is relieved
from duty in this city and will report in
person to the commanding general, Western
division, for duty as assistant to the chief Of
taA
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15

New York, Aug. 14-Under the lead
ership of Union Pacific and Steel the
stock market rallied this afternoon, clos
ing strong and active. The rally was
due almost entirely to the covering of
short contracts. Investment buying has
made its appearance in considerable vol
ume, but it is scattered and not enough
stocks are taken to have a dominating
influence on the trend of prices. Such
buying is cautious also, because, in the
absence of any explanation of the pecu-
liar action of Union Pacific, the feeling
is growing that Union Pacific directors
are preparing to announce a reduction
of the dividend on that stock.
Announcement by George w. Perkins
of his intention to retire still further
from active business affairs to devote
himself to agitation on the constructive
side of business in the hope of nullify-
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LOCAL PRICES CURRENT.

Quotations given below arc for large lots Job
bers' prices higher.
EGGs-Ncnr-by fresh Virginia, lsa20: West Virginia
and Southwest Virginia. ls1sals; Tennessee. lsalsi.
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. 8a29; Western frsts.
27a2s; seconds. 8a7.
CHEESE-New York State factory, new lsalfK
POULTRY-Chickens, small. per h.. Is: large. la
II; hens. per H.. IL; roosters Per lb sas; turkeys
per H., sa0.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Hens. choice, per h.,
IS; chickens. l6al7: roosters. per H., 10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. new. Nd ], per bbl
325a350; No. 2 per bb.. l.5aal75; sweet IN. c..
per bbi., a0Oa3.75; yams IN c.. per bbl. 2OOa275;
cucuInbers, per basket. 25a5o; cabbsses. per bbl.
L5Oa2 90: eggplant crate. 7'alS; * lettuce; n T..
beans. per bbI. 2ooa3oo: peppers. per crate. l0oa
LIS; green peas per bli. 0oa7.5O; tomatoes. home
grown 5oal.5o; green corn. home grown, per doz..
l0aT
GREEN FRUITs7AppIes. per bbl.. Iooa4 ooi
oranges California per box, 40oa5Oo; Florida 4O0a
40; lemons. per box. a2saAoO grape fruit, box
4.Ooa4 80; pineapples. 275a3O; watemelons. loa35
pluns. l25a2oo per crate; cantaloupes, per crate
North Carolina, 5oal.75: Coan River 5oal.oo; home
grown, LoOa20o; peaches. per cate L75a3oo; grapes
Niagara. per cr1te. Lzal50; Delaware. loos2 90 !;
black, looa2s
HAY AND sTRAw-Hay. Western, No l. Mooa
go; No. 2, 00la23.5o: mixed hay. ls.Oa22oo:
straw re bundle. oo0alo So; machine thrash. i5os
500: straw. wheat per ton. a5oasoo; straw. oat PEI
LIVE sTOCK-sheep. per Ib. z,is3H; lambe
spring per h.. 54a6; calves. choice. per h.. 4:
medium. per H., 6h.
GRAIN-whea:. new. PEE bushel. soass corn,
sheed DID, per bushel 75aso; ear. per bb,.
4oOa425; cats. Western white. No. z per bu..
4sa5l; oats. mixed per bushe Fais; bran. per ton.
100: middlings. per ton. 500
WOOL AND HIDES-wool. washed. free Of
brrrs. per H.. z5as: wool. unwashed per h.. Aa,;
hides. green. per lb.. 9; hides. dry. lsal6; salted
hides. h.. 10: calskin. green, each. L25al5o.
SEEDS-Red clover. per bIshel n.0oall.25: alsike
clover per blIshel n.0Oal200; white clover. per
bushel B.0oals0o; crimson clover 7.O0a7 3; timothy
s 5Oa7 90; blue grass per bushe 30Oaa5o; redtop
grass H.o0als.00 per 100 lbs alfalfa per bushel.
lOoOal30
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
NAVAL ORDERS.

Commander G. W. LOGAN. detached duty COM
mand Mayiower; to duty Naval Academy. An
napolis Nd, as commandant Of midshipmen
Commander A. B. HOFF. detached duty 0fics
Naval intelligence Navy Department, Washing
ton, d. c.; to duty as naval sttache Berlin
and The Hague.
Lieut. Commander W. T. CLUvERIUs. detached
duty Naval War COLLEGE. Newport. r. l.; to
duty navy yard. New York. N. T., - inspsc-
ton oficer.
Lieut.. Commander I. T. CRAVEN. to duty oonneo-
tion General Board. Navy Depsrtment. Wash
ingtop. ID. @.
Oface Naval Intelliecnce Navy Department
Washington. d. O.; to duty command Maynower
Lieut.. Commander r. A. TRAUT. detached duty
as naval attache. Berlin and The Hague; to duty
ofhoe Naval InteIlisence. Navy Department.
Ensign ]. S HULINos. detached duty his; to
duty Perry.
Ensign n. R. STEWART. detached duty Pery: 10
Ensign n. 4. VAN DER vEDR. d.tsehed duty
reserved torpedo division. navy yard. Charleston.
g. O.; 10 duty Florida
Ensign J. d. SMITH. to duty Louisiauaa.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

schuetzen Park-Lot lo4. block s. Edith h Gott-
walls to James s. Thompson ct ux. SO; subject
to trust OF SO
Third street, between and streets southeast
Lot 73, square 765; Mamie E. Nornent TO Hen
Tietta B. BOyay SO
6a NJ street nOrthwest-Lot g. square Hs: Di Gior-
gio Vincenzo ct ux. TO Roscoe II. Altman. 500
First street, between and streets southeast
Original lot u. square 6O9; Lewis Jones ct u1 to
Robert W. POu. SO.
Fifth street and New York avenue northwest-Origi-
nal lot 8. square north Of SIS; Edward NJ Dare
et VI. to Lewis d. Dare. So
Anacustia-Lot So; Charles SOnncmann ct u1 to
Chnstiana Adlung. SO; subject to right Of way
Twentieth street northwest-Lot l52. square 6I5;
Elizabeth c. Stocking. Nora A. Hin George j.
Davis Gertrude J. May George J. Davis n, ct
ux.. Gertrude Jones. and Ella J. Morse to FL
Gprina D'Amico 2Za
6B II street northwest-Lot ST. square ~: Roscoe
ii. Aleman to the Methodist Home 500
Twenty second street northwest-LOt Is square SIS:
Fllhppina D'Amico to Palmeiro GuUani, SO:
subject TO trust Of $3.50
Washington Highlands-Square 6l55, lots and g:
Murray W. Glenn ct to John W. Seebold
SIS.
Washington Highlands-Square g. lots IS and IS;
James \. England ct ur. to William A. Red
mond. SO.
Eighth street. between E and G streets southeast
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Made Mt Lowest Rates of Interest.
". H. WALKER, 729 18th 81. NV.
COHEN WELCOMES PEACE.
Disturber Placed Under Care of
Guardians.

For a year at least, Samuel Cohen,
who conducts a grocery store at go
street northwest, will be freed Of one
of his numerous boyish tormenters. Milo
Lindsey, Of Is Freeman court, who was
before Judge Callan yesterday for steal
ing a dozen tomatoes, valued at 30 cents,
from Cohen, will live for the next twelve
months under the care Of the Board or
Children's Guardians. William Lindsey,
the boys father, will contribute $15o
weekly for the support Of his son.
Cohen testified that the boys in the
neighborhood play every conceivable kind
of Joke upon him, and frequently steal
fruits and vegetables from the stand In
front of his store. He said that one
night Milo locked a cat in the bread
box. where the animal remained until
morning. Milo is well known at the
Juvenile Court, having appeared there
several times during the last year.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore, Aug. H-WHEAT-Stock in elevators,
l96l739 bushels; shipments from elevators, Is 453
bushels. The daily arrivals Of choice Southern
wheat meeting with prompt sale and the
market is steady as quoted. Sales of cargoes on
grade at 92A for No red, 9l% for special bin
steamer No. red, 90E for stock steamer No. 2
rud. S6Z for special hin rejected s5% for stock
rejected. Si%4 for cannot in tho regular way
and s3E for drier rejected Bag lots by sample as
70 quality and condition, brought 90 and 81 per
bushel. Foreign markets easier.
CORN-Stock in elevators, 2l6. 342 bushels; ship
ments from elevators, 1851 bushels. There is
good demand for choice yellow and white Southern
corn. but the neagPrness Of receipts checks active
trading. Quote: Track yellow corn, for domestic
delivery at "a Ter hIsheI asked for car lots on
spot. The market for cob com continues to hold
up fairly well. prime nearby stock finding a good
Sals at Lu5ai.l0 per barrel.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New York, Aug. N-In the live stock market
to-day steers. fat bulls. and choice fat COWS were
strong; medium and common bulls and commons.
steady to &c lever Steers ssoa7 8; bulkA a5oal s5
cows. L5a5.W. Dressed beef Arm; native sides,
s<ail; hinds and ribs, l2aA Calves full steady.
yeals. &5oas.5o; culls. Aoossoo: Erassen and but
temiika, asousD; common Western calves. as;
yearlinQ. 500. Dressed calves Arm; city dressed
vcals iiai5; country dressed. stals; sheep barely
steady; lambs. 20 lower; some salea Sc lower
good demand and al sold Sheep 2soa<.oc; cuils.
400; lambs. ssAi.to; few ycarilngs. A's. Dressed
mutton sasy At s,4ash per pound; drssed lambs.
!o.sisn Hoss hghg y f.saao fee medium to
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15

ing the destructive work of the politi-
clans struck a popular chord in Wall
street to-day. In fact, the Perkins
statement and the rally came together,
and the statement had no doubtful in
fiuence in making shorts cover.
Standard OIL sold down to $500, which
is the lowest price recently, and also
the lowest estimate of the cash value
of the stock ever made by any one IA
miliar with the assets of the stocks.
The company will declare its last divi-
dend as a holding concern this week,
and the usual payment of s6 a share is
expected.
Wall street considered II significant
that the stock market should be raided,
enabling the big bear pool to cover its
shorts at profit, just as the Stanley
committee adjourned for the summer.
Number of shares sold to-day, 7S4, ,735; a
year ago 330. 7S2
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
Probate Court.


Estate Of Charles Schneider: guardian ad litem
appointed. Attorneys. BrsndenburH & Brandenburg
Estate Of Annie E. Howell; letters of administra-
tion @. {. q. granted to James Henry Smith; bonu
5000. Attorney. Frederick Eicheberger.
Estate Of John T. Haines letters of administration
granted to Annie A. Haines; bond, 500. Attorney.
L. II. Marshall.
Estate Of Heoila r. Cockerle letters testamentary
granted to Herfa and Louise Cockcrie; bond $500
Attorney p. H. Marshall.
Estate OF Margaret Lawson guardian ad Item ap-
pointed
In 70 Helen l. Adams; Elizabeth W. Adams ap-
pointed guardian; bond. 500. Attorney G. c. Cert
man.
Estate OF ]. Henry Minor; letters Of administration
granted to Harriet Olden; bond, 500. Attorney. L
l.. Handy.
Estate OF Harriet v. A. Craighead; designation Of
record for appeal Attorneys Hamilton & Colbert.
Estate OF Arthur b. Farnham; petition for letters
testamentary. Attorney, c. J. Murphy
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
Equity Court No.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

No. 2500. Anderson vs.. Sands ct al trustee au-
thorized to invest 5000 and $500, and sale Of
Detroit property authorized. Attorney, w. q.
Clephane.
No. 5000. Fischer Emmerich ct al George
Q. Gertman appointed trustee. Attorney, G. q.
Gertman.
No. 305e6 Kennedy ct al. vs. Graham ct al; J. J.
Darlington appointed trustee to sell; bond $1,000.
Attorney ]. J. Darlington.
No. 352 Ingersoll vA Ely; W. @. Balderstou
appointed trustee to convey; bond. 500. Attorney,
w. c. BalderstOn.
No. Oosl. Richards ct al. vs. Unknown Heirs
&c title vested in plaintiff and defendant en-
joined Attorney, George Francis Williams.
No. AIS. Kinsley VS.. Geise ct al ; order en-
terfng appearance Of unknown heirs, &c. Attorney.
J. J. Darlington-E. L. Ges and ID. W. O'Don-
o0hue.
No. 320 Lockwood vs. lockwood: reference to
examiner. Attorneys. Z. p. Mopy and H. G..
Kimball-S E. stonebraker A. b. Leet, Nath.
Wilson, and C.. L. Frailey
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago Aug. H.-Hay market weak. receipts.
2l76 tons shipments Choice timothy. 2l.50a
2 20O No. | timothy. I9.0Oa2c50 clover. l0aH: No.
clover mixed l9Ua2 90; Kansas and Oklahoma
prairie choice 1.OOs2l.00: Arkansas chioce,
l6OOal7oo Iowa. Minnesota Dakota, and Ne
braska choice II 50alS5o: Illinois, Indiana, and
Wisconsin feeding prairie loooal2o; rye straw,
0oa7 so cat straw 7oOa7 50; wheat straw, 55oa600
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Aug. H.-Money call at the stock
exchange to-day ruled about 2s per cent.
Time money at the oTering Of the week was less
plentiful. and rather firmly held in price.
Rates: "a per cent for sixty days; 3a3k for ninety
days. 3lia3% for four months 3ka4 for five months.
37sai for six months.
Mercantile paper was in fair demand here and
elsewhere. Rates: 4ais per cent for sixty and
ninety days bills receivable, 4Aa4k per cent for
choice four TO six months single Names per cent
for others.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
Circuit Court No. z.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

bAHNAHD
No. 5a@. Warren Thompson-S Starret Com
pany; time to file transcript extended. Attorneys.
Z. n. Hopewell and l.. j. Mather-Sleman &
Lerch.
No 5lN5. Americana Company vs.. Stern:
c,iriy for costs ordered Attorneys, G. C. Shinn-
]. l. Peyser.
No $500. Bride Green; order for commission
to issue. &C. Attorneys. d. O'C. Callaghan and
NJ. n. Richardson-John Ridout
No. 1888. Fay Va Loughran: demurrer stricken
out Attorneys. Holmes Conrad and C. w. Arth-
Leo Simmons & Son.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibhs L Co,
members Of the Chicago Stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building.
Chicago Aug. A-Wheat lower and quiet
LOOA.
Corn went lower in sympathy with wheat. Re
ports Of rain and good growing weather caused
heavy short selling September. s3Esa64; December,
6lN: May, 63s.
Oats were quiet and lower. September. a.; De-
cember 43na43x; May 46ha46x
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET,

sales-Regular call, IL o'clock noon:
Washington Railway and Electric 4s 81 900 ut S.
81. 200 at So. 1000 at IS.
Potomac Cons. IS. 5000 at Ic2. 5000 at lo2
Capital Traction, l at 1914, 5 at 49, at l3l at
l3l. 10 at 13l.
Washington Railway and Electric CON-, 3 at Az
3 at 4h. 80 at ~.
Mergenthaler, 10 at 20 10 at 1851 10 at Z35l 10
at Z31z. 10 at 23A.
American Telephone and Telegraph rights, 2 at
5H.
District National Bank at l32S
After cal-Capital Traction S. 5000 at Il2h $500
at 1l2lk.
Washington Gas S. 81 900 at no.
Following prices were posted yesterday:
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
COTTON MARKET.
Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs 3 90, men.
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibhs Build,

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs Co. men-
bsrs Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
inG.
New York, Aug. H.-Greater activity prevailed in
the cotton market to-day. Early in the session
something Hike sensational crop damage reports were
in circulation. with reports Of serious injury to the
Texas crop. A private estimate Of the percentage
Of loss since July q was published. suggesting
deterioration Of II per cent for that State with
an average loss for the entire GOTTEN belt Of o3
per cent. The over-Srnday weather map and re-
ports showed very high temperatures for that section
Of the cotton belt, With no rain. In addition.
IN very heavy downpour Of rain visited the Gulf
coast, with four to five inches Of precipitation re-
ported from Mississippi points.
During the afternoon the market became heavy.
losing from 10 to II points Of the Improvement be-
fore the close.
Liverpool futures closed steady at from to IN
points gain for the day. Manchester cabled yarns
and cloths quiet. Sales Of 200 bales Of spot
cotton were reported from Liverpool to-day at
points advance to 67lj. for middling
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15

No. 8s57. Bessie Morris ys William Speciman;
damages. 5000. Attorney. John c. Foster.
No. $3.50. American Bonding Company vs. Wal
ter A Brothers: bond, SIS coo. Attorneys, HamiI-
ton, Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton.
No. SSJ9. Gilbert Sayo. &c. vs. joseph A. Ber-
berich; damages. $1,000. Attorney L. j. Mather
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
Dave Goes to Celebration.

Managing Director Dave, of the South
ern Commercial Congress, left Washing
ton last night for Southport, n. c., to
assist in planning the celebration to be
held in that city about September l.
This will commemorate the arrival of the
first train in Southport the town then
becoming accessible to the commerce of
the United States over the tracks Of the
Wilmington, Batavia and Southport Rail-
road. Mr.. Dawes interest in the mat
ter has been aroused by the fact that
the completion of this line, only thirty
miles long, has national significance. 1t
will open an entirely new Atlantic sea-
port with a natural harbor depth of
more than forty feet, lying perfectly
land-locked only four miles from the
Atlantic Ocean
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs Co., MEM
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
Call money: Open. ~; high, rs; low. n.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS -.-r
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15

The isrrsst private telephone sxchsnss In ths
world. containing lo0o stations and four witch
bosrds, wili b inssallsd y . hoed thst b bslsg
huilt q New xest.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
FINANCE AND REALTY

Little of interest developed at the open
ing session for the week of the Wash
ington Stock Exchange yesterday. There
We're apparently, few orders to be filled
and the attendance of brokers was light
Mergenthaler was traded in to the ex-
tent of fifty shares, the price fiuctuating
between 233 and 1884,.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
Bankruptcy Court.
Equity SUIT.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
In 70 George A. Young; petition for discharge
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
suits.

No. 5000 Emil Fischer VS.. George NJ Emmerich
treasurer ct al substitute trustee Attorney G. q
Gertman.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibb.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
Max Abel Purchases Residence.

The two-story brick dwelling at 1868
Perry street northwest, which is just
being completed, has been sold to Max
Abel as a home. This is one of an opera
ton now being completed, and contains
six rooms and bath and such improve
ments electric lights and -parquet
floors. The consideration in the trans
action was $500. The house was built
from plans prepared by A. H Beers.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
Return from Vacations.

II. L. Thornton, the local real estate
broker. returned from a ten-day trip to
Atlantic City Sunday. Charles D. Wall
ran. of the firm of Moore & Hill. Inc,
returned late last week from a vacation
spent in Ohio.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
Commercial Congress Incorporated.

returned late last week from a vacation
spent in Ohio.
Commercial Congress Incorporated.
The Southern Commercial Congress in
corporators yesterday organized under
the laws of the District of Columbia.
There were present Senator Duncan u.
Fletcher, G. Grosvenor Dave, Clarence
]. Owens. Edwin L. Quarles, William
H Saunders, and Charles a. Douglas,
and by proxy, a majority of the old
board of governors elected in Atlanta,
in March, 1911.
Senator Duncan L. Fletcher was elect
ed president; David r. Francis, of St
Louis, first vice president; Thomas S.
Southgate, of Norfolk, second vice pres
ident; G. Grosvenor DAVE, managing
director, and Clarence ]. Owens, secre-
tary-treaSurer.
The former board of governors, two
from each Southern State, become under
the law the board of directors of the
corporation and will meet four times
annually hereafter. Additional directors
elected are Charles A. Douglas and
William H. Saunders, of the District,
and G. Grosvenor Dave, the managing
director.