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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
v York, Oct. Enclosing quotations Of miscel.
WASHINGTON MARKETS.

Quotations given below are for large lOtA JOOOsrT
prices are higher.
EGGs-Nesrby fresh Virginia. Ea8; West vi>
Einia and Southwest Virginia. 2aSi Tennessee.
. BCTTER-ElGn fancy. 3; Western irst'. Soa'li
seconds, Za28.
CHEEsE-New York State factory. new lHia
I5H.
POULTRY-Chickens per ~. lSalI; hens. per 10,
lcal3: ROSTERS per lb sag; turkeys. per lb. lsan
vEGETABLES-Potatoes. new. No. !. per bushei,
90: sweets IN. c.. per bbl L5oa2oo; yams IN. El.
per bbl.. L25al.5O; cabbages. 100 lbs, sal ooi
25Oa325; eggplant per crate 4Oa75; lettuce IN -.
per basket 5Oal25: cymlings per bbl.. 5a75; string
beans. per bbl, 5oa75: peppers. per crate Sa7S to-
matOes. homegrown. 5oa75; green com. noTnegr0Wn,
per doz Isa2O; cucumberS per basket. 5a1S: celery,
per doz.. 25a5O.
GREEN FRUITs-AppIeS per bbl.. LuoaLoo;
oranges California, PCT box. 500; lemons. per
box. 55ca5.T5; grapefruit. per box. 4Soa5@; pine
apples l5Oa20o peaches. per crate. l2ja22 25; pears.
Bareletts. 5Oal.75 per buShel grapes. Nag1ra. per
basket. lOall; Delaware llal4; Concord, lOall ;
dRmsons, per slb. basket, 25a35: cranbeuies. 81
HAY AND sTRAW-Hay. Western No. !. 2s0a
4.W: No. 2 2.Ooa2.JO; mixed nay. Boa2 %
straw we bundle. u 2eOal3oO; machine thrash. sooa
$50: straw wheat per ton. sooasoo straw. oat Per
LIVE sTOCK-sheer. per h.. 2AsH: lambs.
spring per h.. 5I4as: calves. choice. per lh. shi
medium. Per h.. TI4as.
GRAIN-Wheat. new, per bnshel. SaN: COM
25a45O: cats Western white. No. 2 per bushel,
Sass cats mixed per bushel. 5la53; bran. per ton
800 middlings. per ton. 3l0o.
WOOL AND HIDES-Woo washed free Of burrs.
per h. 2ia25: WOOL unwashed per lb.. Do hides
dry rcr h l5al6. 1een hides. h.. 10; caltskin
green. each. ! 25al. So
'sEEDS-Red clover. per bushel. ll.5Oal2oo; alstks
r0Icr per husheI Il 5Oal2C3 white clover per bush
e l5Ooa2O 20; crimson clover. 575a6OO timothy per
bushel. 7JOas0O; blue grass. per bushel. 3l5a3 I5
rrdtop RTass 10 oa2OO0 per 100 lbs: alfalfa. per
bushel, lCGal2Oc
The Washington herald., 1911-10-27
DAILY COURT RECORD
supreme Court of tho United States.
lThursday, October 26, 1s11.)

Supreme Court of tho United States.
Present: The Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Nc
kenna, Mr.. Justice Holmes, Mr.. Justice Lurtou.
Mr. Justice Lamar.
Samuel B. CrandaIl. of AndoTer. n. 7. was i'd
mitted to practice
No. q Roger Sherman, successor in trust, &c. ct
al, plaintiffs in error, TS. Libbie Goodwin; sub
mitted by Mr. Walter Bennett and Mr. d. II. Pin
ney for the plaintiffs IN error, and BY Mr. ]. T.
Wilson for the defendant in error. with ave TO
counsel for the plaintiffs in error to file an add
tional brief within ten days after notice To the
other side.
No. ) George d. Bryan collector. &c, peti-
toner, Roxana s. Ker. executriI. &c; argument
spondsnt. and concluded by Mr.. Assistant Attorney
General Denison for the petitioner Leave granted
counsel for respondent to file an additional brief
within five days.
No. 4. A. SandOTa ct al, appellants, ~. Epes
Randolph submitted By Mr.. Henry 8. Van Dyke
and Mr.. Frank p. Flint for the appellant and By
Mr.. Eugene s. Ives for the appellee.
No. H. Joseph r. Moore ct al. plaintiffs in er-
rur. The State of New Jersey; argued by Mr..
Thomas z. Fay for the plaintiffs in error. and
submitted by Mr.. Edmund Wilson for the defend
ant in error.
No. Is James W. Finley, plaintiff in error. ~
The People Of the State Of California; argued BY
Mr.. L B. Power for the defendant in error. and
submitted by Mr.. @. c. Calhoun, Mr.. James NJ
Sharp and Mr.. H. G. w. Dinkelspiel for the plain
tiff in error.
No. ls. The Kansas City Southern Railway Com
pany, plaintiff in error. c. II. AIbers Commits
sion Company; argued BY Mr.. Cyrus Crane for the
Mr.. Philip p Campbell for the defendant in error.
Adjourned until to-day at Il o'clock
The day call for Friday, October a. will be a.
fcllOws: Nos. 10, %. z, 2, a. 3. 26, 2. 2. and 30
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Circuit Court No. L.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.


No 5s76, Commercial National Bank vs.. Greer
Judgment by default. Attorney, ]. J. Darlington
No 5Z5ei. Tebbetts VS.. Lincoln ct al; verdict tor
plaintiff for g 800 against defendant Anderson and
for defendant District Of Columbia Attorneys,
Lecke. Cox & Kratz-RastOn, siddous & Richard
son and P. II. Marshall.
Assignments for Friday, October q:
No !. Forrest vs.. Moore & Hill Attorney
No. 2 Purity Paper Bottle Company vs. Petrusche
ct al Attorneys, Lambert ieatman-Ralston'
Siddons & Richardson.
No = Ambrose receiver. vs. Miller. Attorneys.
Easby-Smith d Smith-DaIis & LaSkey.
No s. FAR vs.. Valentine. Attorneys, Easily
Smith-Wilson.
No 6. Naples vs.. Connecticut Pie Company. At
torneys. Gasbins, Beckett & Watson-Behrend.
No. !. Fulton Stewart Attorneys, Gardtnsr-
No g. Jacobs vs.. soott-BrOwn. Attorneys. MILAN
& Smith-Wilhs
No. .. Rhodes VS.. Barrett Attorneys. RalSton,
Sddons & Richardson-Wilson.
No TO- Durland vs. Washington Post Company.
Attorneys Tucker, Kenyon MacfarIand-LAmbert
No. II. United States to use Of District Of Co
lumbia ct al. Attorneys, Thomas-Dougas. Baker,
Rufin, and Obear.
No. II MCDANIEL vs. Townsend ct al. Attorneys,
Chase * Clinkscales-Earnest.
No IL Empire State Surety Company vs. Warner
Rutherhouse. Attorneys, Rhodes & JohnSon-
Hufty Hufty.
Circuit Court NO. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No 5254. Belt vs.. smoot; verdict for plaintiff Tor
$4,000. Attnrneys ]. d. Williams and J. g. New
nan-DOuglaS & Baker
No. MB. Baross VI Dupont Garage Company;
motion for trial fled. Attorneys. John RidOut-
Letter 4 Price
Assignments for to-day:
No. l. +, G. Alexander Company vs. Turtou.
Attorneys, ColladAy-Poe.
No. Colbert vs.. City and Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys, Jackson-Darlingtou.
No. J Wills VS Washington Railway and Electric
Company. Attorneys, MEckey & Patterson-Darling-
tufI-
No. l. Reeses rs. Sullivan ct al Attorneys Poe
Thomas
No. Cresmsr - Rudolph ct al. Attorneys
Lambert-ThonaS
No. Blackford ". City and Suburban Railway
Company. AttOrneys. JAckson-Darlington.
No. 7. District National Bank "a McGhie. At
toTneys, Carud-Neale
No 1 Herbert VA City and Suburban Railway.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-27
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furni,Sed by W. B. Hibbs & Co., mem
bers of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building,
New York. Oct. 8.-The cotton market to-day was
very irregular and the leading indicates little
changes At the opening compared with the recent
past There decided and strong support to the
market at times which followed by equally de-
termined selling whenever the market showed
stIcDgth The principal subject Of discussion was
the fact that the ginners' report indicating as 1t
did an enormous surplus Of cotton over and above
the receipts yet on the market did not cause a
decline Souhtren spot markets also showed re-
sstepcs and weather news. while favorable for the
day included the possibility Of West India
storm Late in the afternoon reports that the storm
was not likely TO become a serious weather factor
caused a sharp break in the market and prices fell
to the lowest levels Of the day.
Liverpool futures closed quiet, but steady, un-
changed TO one point decline. Manchester cabled
doing good business; clothes firm. Spot sales Of
900 bales reported from Liverpool to-day at
unchanged quotations for middling The decline in
Liverpool was in consequence Of a poor spot de-
mand.
To-day's weather map was generally free from
rain with frost except in the mountains Of
North Carolina. The forecast is favorable and the
West India storm not expected to enter the
The Washington herald., 1911-10-27

wardman and Thomas Bones to Nellie Savage.
Cleveland Par+-Lot 80 Llock 4; Frederick 8. Tyler
and Constance Adee to Lea Hill.
24S1 K street northwest-Square Il. lot IS Robert
T. Dyer to William H. Hutcherson, SO
street. between Twenty-fOurth and Twenty-hfth
streets Dorthwest-Square 2. DOT l3; William H.
Hutcheson to William F. and Jessie R. Burn
hardt. joint tenants. SO.
Long Meaduws-Squars $40. lot Isl; William F.
Buruhardt ct ux to William II. Linkins, SO
Indolence-SIuare 100 lot 3; Charles Z. WISE e1
ux 10 Maoel f. Hunt, SO.
Chevy Chase Heights-SQuare $50, lot 81 MNIih n
Bray to Regina A Brennan. So
Ingleside-Block l3. lot g.; Ellen E BarroSS 10
Emma L c. johnson. SO.
ISo5 O street northwcst-SQuAre lIS4; ETaTfnA r
Msckan to Nina C. Mackall, $50, one-fOurth
interest in part square
street between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets
southeast-square 1880 part lot 5; Thomas T.
Pendel IT,. TO Ida NJ. Pendel, $.
West Eckington-Square 8. lots to H. 10, and d;
Francis V. Cameron ct vir to John H No
Ian. SO.
Eslin Estate-Lots ST. eg3 sg5: John H. Nolan ct
w. to Frances v. Cameron Ct Tir, Daniel D.
Joint tenants. SO
West Eckingtun-Square 8. lots .. 81. s.. and ls;
Frances V. Cameron ct Tir to LOttie NJ. scho-
field, SO
Pennsylvania avenue between Twenty fourth and
TWenty-hfth streets northwest-Square 2, part OF
lot 3; Lille NJ. Schoheld TO John II. Nolan, SO
IndOlence-SQuare ZS, lot y, HAIRY NaruHlAn anu
Thomas Bones TO Edward F. Davis, r., SO.
street. between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
sCutheaI-SquRre 1913, One-tWenty-hfth OF q
threefOurthS interest in lots to 10; Frances
B. Ewens to Bessie L. Brown. SO
G street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets s0utheast-SQuare lOi3. lots to To- Bessie
L. Brown to Alfred II. Lawson, SO.
l3G street northease-S1uaIe lo9 lot is;
Bridget O'Neiu ct vir Zaidee ". Lsth. so.
l3T street nOrtheast-SduaTe 1923, lot l5S; Zaides
w. Leith to James A. Crystal
.Woodridge-Block II lot ); Henrietta N. West
= ridge to Anon A. Miller ct uI-. SO.
Le Droit Park-Block L. lot lI9; George @. Hough
ct VI. to Katie Z. Leyey ct Tir. William F.,
Joint tenants, SO.
7o5 Fifth street northwest-Squars SIS part Of lot
8: Isaac E. Rubinstein to John s. and Margaret
Sesy. joint tenants, SO
Chevy Chase Heights-SIuAre 1875. lot 20; Redmond
S. Brennan ct ux. to The NeWlAnds Company
SO.
Friendship and American University Park-James
L. TAFT ct ux. to Anthony Z. Luchs. $40.
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United States Commerc. Court.

! Present: Presiding Judge Knapp and judges
Archibald, Hunt, Garland. and Mack
No. 81 The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Company ct al. United States Of America
respondent. and InteTstats Commerce Commission
81 al, ntcTencTs; TO set aside order Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission fixing the maxi
mum rates to Be charged between Salt Lake City
/ Ogden, and Provo Utah. and the Missouri River
Mississippi River and Chicago territories; hearing
on application for preliminary injunction; argument
continued by Mr.. James c. J6fcry on behalf Of the
petitioners, and by Mr. P. ]. Farrell on behalf o(
the Interstate Commerce Commission; argument con-
cuded by Mr.. Jeffery. The court denied ths motion
for temporary injunction End reserved decision upon
motion to dismiss.
| Nos. IS and l9 Russo & Burgess ct al. vs. Inter
state Commerce Commission et al. United States.
interviewer. and J. W. Thompson Lumber Company
ct al. Interstate Commerce Commission ct al :
United States, iutCrvener; to set aside order Of
| the Interstate Commerce Commission denying an
award II rrparatirn on lumber shipments; ordered
that the action b. discontinued TO all respond
ents except the Interstate Commerce Commission
and the United States. with costs; Atclison. To
pcka and Santa Fe Railway Company and Illinois
Central Railroad Company granted leave To inter
yene s7d Join in demurrer of Interstate Commerce
Commission; argument commenced by Mr.. W. A.
Percy on bchaf of the petitioners. and continued
by Mr. Frank Gwl'hmey behalf Of the in
I tervening carriers aud Nh +. J. Farrell on behalf
# the Interstate Commerce Commission.
/ Adjourned Friday at 1870 a. m.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-27
Suit for Steel Trust Dissolution Not Filed Until
After Market CLosed So Had
No Effect
No Effect.

New York, Oct. 26.-Suit for dissolu-
ton Of the United States Steel Corpor-
alton was begun by the United States
government this afternoon. Because the
suit was not filed until the stock mar
ket had closed the public in general had
no opportunity to express its sentiments
regarding this suit in the market Di-
rectors of the steel trust, while they
deny knowing the suit would be filed
to-day, do admit that they expected it
soon
This was the cause Of the special meet
ing Of the directors held this morning
and at which formal action was taken
canceling the lease for the Great North
ern Ore lands, and reducing the rate on
ore over the corporations railroads in
the Northwest from so to 60 cents a
ton. BY taking this hasty action the
trust will be able to plead in court that
these things were done before the suit
was filed, and this is supposed to be a
legal advantage. The pretext that the
are unavoidable, has apparently been
abandoned.
This dissolution suit comes at an un-
fortunate moment for the ordinary stock
holders. The stock markets technical
condition has been weakened by free
covering of short contracts. To-day all
the professionals have been expecting a
rally, intended to take advantage OF it,
for heavy short sales The public in
general has neglected TO Iiquidate be-
cause most people planned TO sell out as
the market advanced. The market is
therefore in a vulnerable position and
will yield easily to any concerted at
taCks such as is quite possible for sew
eral speculative directors OF the steel
trust to cause The steel corporation
has more than 100000 stockholders, all Of
whom will be alarmed at this move by
the government.
Steel shares Widely Held.
Standard oil and Tobacco stocks were
closely held, and action Of these shares
after suit was filed furnished no prccc-
dent for Judging the present instance.
Not only are the Steel shares widely
held, but they are in tho hands Of tons
of thousands of persons who are already
dlstrustfUl of the high financiers in
charge of the steel trust, and who Will
he quick to side with the government in
its contention that the trust is illegal
European stockholders Will he bewilderad
by this movement of the government,
and are already in a state Of alarm.
High fInanCiers who ordinarily would
support the market feel that ii IS not
their duty 10 protect the public under
the circumstances, because the attack is
made by the government. and it alone
will he responsible for what may happen
Besides these high lnancicrs may have
work enough taking care of themselves
A syndicate TO protect the market would
probably be an illegal conspiracy under
the Sherman antitrust law. The situa-
The Washington herald., 1911-10-27

Attoneys GittinGs & Chamberlin and MAttingly-
Hover 4 Sullivan.
No. 3. Edwards TA Cockreu- Atorne5s' Hidout-
Icall.
No. To- O'Bien rs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. Hayden Franc
Darlington.
No. II. LAner vs. Trimble Attorneys. Peter
Archer X Smith
No Z Miller Ts. Metropolitan A VI. z. Zion
Church. Attorneys LatimeT-Stewar Taylor.
No. D. Gaetys vs. SChoenfeld- Attorneys. Roths-
child & Disqualification.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET
call. z O'clock noon

sales-Regrlar call. z O'Clock noon
Potomac cons IS. s. OIo at IOls.. 81, coo at IUE
sIOoO at IOla.. 5000 at IOx. 5000 at lOlz. s. OT
at IOla. 5000 IOl% 600 at IOH s. 900 at IOlks
5000 at l0lN. 5000 at lOI%
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat IS. 500 at lO3I1
Capital Traction. 10 at 1871.
Washington Railway Electric common 3 a.
10 . at 49, 3 at 40. . at 40. 50 at 90 so at 20
100 at 90 IOO at 90 3 at 20
Washington Railway & Electric preferred, Is Al
s9Lz. . at s9l4 IS at s914
United States Trust at lls
After call:
Capital Traction. 10 at 1924. 4 at 80.
Mergenthsler 10 at G32Ts
Washington Gas l at s54.
Following quotations were posted yesterday:
The Washington herald., 1911-10-27
Eauity SuIta.

No. 3575 Howard University ". ]. Frank Black
and August Donath trustees; to substitute trustee.
Attorney, B. f. Leighton.
No. 3O5T6 Edna Mae Brown J. Brook Brown
divorce Attorney. @. W. Dret.
No N577. JAiA B. Fletcher and James J.
Fletcher; divorce. Attorneys. John C. Fay and J.
c. Fort
No. D67s. Charles L. wenEer ". Ella E Wenger;
divorce . mensa ct thoro. Attorneys, R. II. Yeat-
nan and W. J. Lambert
The Washington herald., 1911-10-27
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. I.


No sO775 In 70 Howard University; rule re
t,.rnablc Novrut"r u. Attorney. r. F. leighton
( NJ. Egs Gladman Cross; order directing
payment by clerk. Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon
Maddox & Gatlcv and w Ballingrr.
| No GO!-l Sclmid, rs. Randall: order extending
! tima. Attone,s. J II. LChhtcr and John Rdout-
Ferry < Minor ". E. Ambrose. and Charles D,
Assignments for to-day.
/ No B Ausworth rs AIIswurth ct al. Attorneys
/ ThomaS-Gl"s.
No. g cotton Vs. Owen ct al. Attorneys. For
No. g. Thurman vs.. Thurman. Attorneys FdsOy
-Scrtt
No s.. rrire vs.. Prco. Attorneys. burlington
Mattingy. Drrton & English.
No 60. Briggs vs.. Godding. Attorneys, Dennis
Latimer
No g Adams " Butler. Attorneys Maddox q
GatIey.
dini & Collodsv.
No. 70 In re Harry G. Minister. Attorneys, Low,
Ing & Rosenberg and MontaEue-O'Donoghue.
No 81 Molahan trustee vs. Masters ct al. At
toTTeys Rsrnsrd & johnson.
No So Mr4iuirc VI C1ttS. Attorneys Bailey
Columbus & Bendheim- Tepper & Gusack and New
meyer.
No s. Dante vs. Hutchins. Attorney Branden.
Iurg-Gittins & Chamberlain and johnson &
Thomas.
No $. Dorsey vs.. Dorsey. Attorneys. O'Bden-
Bradford.
No q Harris Us Harris Attorneys Rhodes
Darlington & Collins.
No 81. Lyon rs. Bursey. Attorneys. Lyon, Am,
brUse & Ridout-Simmnns.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. 25g5'. Jones ct al VS.. Pennebaker ct al.
hearing continued. Attorneys. c. F. CaruSi and
Z. A. Jones-J. f. Laskey. W. C. Prrntiss. and L.
II. Jackson.
No. 29F2 Gaskins " Madree: time To take tes-
timony extended Attorneys. A. B. Webb and J. B.
Stein Bimey & Woodard
No. 2570. Robinson vs. Robinson ct al: trustee
authorized 70 make disbursements. Attorney, A
B. Duvall.
No 3niC7 Krous vs. Kruus ct al: supplemental
petition stricken from files and rule discharged.
Attorneys B. T. Doyle-C. J. Murphy and G. H.
Macdonald.
Merillat-Biney & Woodard and W. C. Balder-
Ston.
No. 3OlOs Bullowa ct al. vs. Digs ct al; time
10 take testimony extended. Attorneys. r. H
Yeatman-Fulton Lewis and c. +. Digs.
No 30il3. Phillips District Concrete Com
pany; leave to withdraw answer denied Attorneys,
G. C. Gertman and John Ridout-DOuglss, Baker,
Rufin & Obear.
No. 1881 Smith rs. Baker ct al; reference TO
auditor. Attorncys c. f. Emig and John Ridout-
BrandCnburs Brandenburg
No 3o577 Fletcher vs.. Fletcher ct al; rule re-
turnable November ). Attorneys, ]. c. Fay and
]. c. Fort.
No, 2o6S Needs. executor. McCurTy ct al. {:
reference to auditor. &c. Attorneys, MILAN &
Smith-W. II. Dennis.
No, so3e, Hines VS.. Swift ct al; leave granted
to amend. &c Attorneys L. L. Handy and Z. B.
Hutchinson-J. J. McMahon.
No 5000 Doremus vs. National Cotton Import
ing Company; on hearing. Attorneys, Gittings &
Chamberlain-Philip Walker ard F. S: Bright
The Washington herald., 1911-10-27
Probate Court.
ITSTICE WRIGHT.

Estate Of Caleb Hawkins: order to sell real estate
Attorneys Gordon & Gordon.
Estate Of William H johnson: viii dated Sep
tember 30 lsl and petition for letters teStamentarJ
filed Attorney. L. NJ. King.
Estate Of William E. Linkins; letters Of admin
fstration granted to Annie NJ Ldnkins, bond 5000
Attorney. L. Tobriner.
Estate Of Catharine Burke: auditors report rad
fed: sale Of real estate directed. Attorney, J. W
GlennAn
Estate Of Catherine E. Campbell sale ratified niSi
Attorney, A. O. wills.
ministraton granted to Henry A. Linn bond 81, 600
Attorney, A. r. Duvall.
In re Joseph ]. Lynch: petition for appointment
Of guardian. Attorney, J. d. Sullivan
Estate Of josephine Fauth petition for letter.
Of administration.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-27

what easier in tone bcing quoted at 3lsa3x, but
business is still dull and featurelcss
Rates are 3lta3= per cent fer sixty days 37a3%
Per cent for ninety days and four months, and
81 Per cent for five and months
Commercial paper is unchanged. 3i4a4 per cent
for the best names. London discounts Ills per
cent unchanged; Pans discounts. per cent. IN
changed; Berlin discounts, II. TT cent unchanged
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Earnings Increase Slight.

The baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
rany's statement of earnings and eX-
renses exclusive Of outside oDcrationsr
for the month Of September 1911, as
compared with September, 1910. shows
gross earnings. 1911. SS279,301; 1910, &S.-
AZ. SIS: decrease. S13S.52i Expenses, 1911,
$. I54. .Oos: 1910. S5.6lo.6+5. decrease. E5f.
s19 Net earnings. 1911. s.. So, 20; 1910. So,
81 1870: increase. SlS.CS5.
Fo- three months OF the fiscal wear
as compared with the corresponding
period OF 1910. the statement shows &ro<s
earnings. 1911. S23,S90972: 1910, &245l5.f2
decrease. $62t655. Expenses. 1911. $l6.-
oil. .799: 1910. s16,76S54s decrease, s756,747.
Net earnings, 1911. 7,S79I73 1870, S7,747,-
OS1; increase, Sl32. .O92
The Washington herald., 1911-10-27
Criminal Court No. L,
JrsTTCE ANDERSON.


Nc T75 United States Robert Spinner
| kOrsebreaking and Larceny; verdict not guilty.
No E5s5 United States ~ Leonard DickeTsor
! srt Maria Holmes; assault with dangerous weapon
verdict a. TO defendant No. l guilty; defendant No
| = not guilty.
| fixed at s. 600; recogniZAnce in 5000, with ID.
| SyphaI. surety. taken.
No. Z77sS United States vs.. Herbert n. Lyons
ronsupport; bench warrant ordered and issued
No. Z6S6. United States vs. May King; robbery
vtrtiict not guilty.
No E477. United States John ". Patterson
tT2e to nle transcript extended.
Assignments for to-day: Motions srraignmentS
end sentences
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. 523S7 PIuym vs.. Gebhard set for NOTenbel
q Attorneys, +. c. Handy-E. CaTingtOn.
Watkins VS.. Odhour; continued Attorneys. Neil
& Richarison-Ciaskins Beckett, PeytOn & Wilson
No $3.50. Frisby CrOwdy; Judgment for 500
ATTORNEYS. P. W. Frisby-J. W. Patterson.
No 277is. United States vs.. Reuben Taylor; 50
sault with dangerous weapon; plea not guilty.
No 27TiT. United States vs. Edward Brooks en-
bezzlemCnt; plea guilty.
No 27SsS United States vs.. Edwin NJ. Davidson
grand larceny; plea guilty.
No ZTSO3 United States vs.. William Fisher
same; plea not guilty.
No G743. United States vs. Mary Marshall ana
Amos Dorsey; same; same.
No TTsg United States vs.. Agnes Purnel
housebreaking and larceny; plea guilty.
No. 2T79O. United States vs. Arthur HOLMES;
same; plea not guilty
No 2775s United States vs.. Edward Lewis; rob
berry; same .
No, 525l7 Rice vs. Moore; appeal dismissed. At
torney c. Darlington.
Assignment for to-day:
Motions, arragnments, and sentences
The Washington herald., 1911-10-27
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs Co..
members of the Chicago Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
Chicago. Oct 3-WHEAT-Lower to-day. May
was purchased freely. but December was thrown
awav in lots December. LO0sal. OOa.: May. luS4;
July. 90.
CORN-SurD-ising strength was displayed in the
face Of heavy selling. December. 6fta64A; May.
657sa66: July 6s.
OATS-Fractional gains made small trad
ing Dccember. alla: MAY. i9-s: July: 46A..
The Washington herald., 1911-10-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Congress Heights-Lot Il, block Q; Sarah Gertrude
Rouzier to wellmay Wayland SO.
Congress Heights-Lot l3 block 3; same to same so
Ingleside-Lot n, block n: Flora B. Klein to
Esther H. Harding and Laura Margaret Humer-
stou. SO.
BeIleTue-Lots % and 20; George W. Barnes to
Michael r. Calnan. SO
West Holmead Manor-SQuars 20, lot "; harry
The Washington herald., 1911-10-27
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago Oct SHAY market steady; recsiptS
Do tons; shpments a tons Choice timothy. 2oOA
500: No / timothy NOOa2i.oO; clover. l5.OOal7OO:
Kansas and Oklahoma prairie. choice lsO0sl650;
Iowa, Minnesota Dakota and Nebraska, choice.
Is 5OaIsOo: Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin feeding
prairie aOoalle0; re straw, lo.ooalLo: ct EzaK,
aooaa5o; wheat straw, 6ooaE.mL
The Washington herald., 1911-10-27
Gain In Southern Earnings.
The Southern Railway Company re-
nOrtS for SeDtenber.
New Members Elected.

Eight new members were elected at a
meeting of the Chamber of Commerce
membership committee yesterday. The
new members are D. B. Atherton, A. f.
Augerer, F. S. Dudley. Robert r. Tuttle.
Roland Wallace, Charles Nelson Chase,
r. V. Cummfns and G. w A Camp.