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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-09

an Indefinite Run. I have played n
Hoop-La Game to a S~tandstill, 50 II IS
ne for a Haven Of Rest
AS soon as they were safety IN lileli
own Apartments, the beautliul brlue
began to do Flip F1ops 7 seleeoli
for JOY. 80
AT last I have a License TO cut
loose" she exclaimed. For years l
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-09
Proposed Female College at Sails
bury.

Salisbury, Jam. 6.-Five sites and =
considerable mount Of cash have
been offered for the proposed Sails
bury Female College, which a COM
Inlttee OF active citizens are endeayor-
ing 10 lana IN this city. SO far the
citizens committee has met WITH
much encouragement in the n,attar
n it is expected that the pronoai'
tlon to establish such an 1f;on
Will take definite shape soon.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-09

known to the most imbecile Globe
TrOtters.'
A few Weeks after that. a Hacsard
Man with tattered Coat-Tails was
seen going over the old familiar
Jumps.
MORAL: Those who Marry to Es-
cape something usually find Some-
thing Else.
Copyrighted, 1912, by George Ade.)
The Washington herald., 1912-06-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

mn Fifteenth Street NorthWest-wAshington Loan
and Tust Company. truStse, to Ferdinand A. and
Ens C. Weller lot o. square l9. SO.
al Twelfth StrSst Southeast-Washington Loan and
Trust Company. trustee. 20 Ferdinand A. and
Efie G. Weller. part lot - square sso. so.
ChiIlum Castle Heights-washingtOu Land and
Mortgage Company to Mary Jebb. lot s. square
Ss5, So
No Sl Ninth Street southeast-Annie NJ Burch to
Louis SciScsnts. lot -. square so4, SO.
IL Twelfth Street NOrthsASt-Shsridan B. GALLOWAY
ct uE. to Herman R. HOWsnstein, lot 20. square
Manor Park-Iheodors J. Morgan ct W. to Beatrice
and ClaH N. Morgan. lots and ?, square ~,
1855 Street Northwest-Theodore J. Morgan ct uz.
to Beatrice and Cara NJ. Morgan, lot l5l. square
North RIndls HiEhlands-Theodors J. Morgan 4 u1.
to Beatrice and ClarA II. Morgan lot l. square
s4S. NO
Annie H. Stokes lot IS, block 70. SO.
City View Height-Henry H. Gilfry, trustee, ct W
to Eustis L Jones. lOt 10, block 4il SO Same
to Edward D. Cole. lot los. block 4i7l. so.
Widows Mite-Charles Z. Head ct al to Lucy B.
Platt lot l2l. square -. so.
Fourteenth Street Teuace-Lyuchburg Investment
Corporation TO William X. Johnston. lot S.
square 2G SO.
trustee. to Aensas Casey. lot 20, square SCI,
S6B
Petworth-L. Davis White to Board Of Church EI-
tension of the United Presbyterian Church II
North America, lot 10 block 3, so. Margaret
p. Fowler TO same, south half Of lot 3, block
~ So
Linwood Heights-Jchn W. Glcunan trustee to
Hoace Wood, lot 3. block L so
BurrTiIle-Iesse ". Rawlings ct uX. 10 John Ro-
land lots 2 and z. square S299. SO.
Columhis- HeiEhts--Charies ". King et u1. 70
Frank C. and Elizabeth D0nu.-loA s.. block
. SO
,oS Third Street sorthuest-Thcmas Coakley to
Francis Leonard. lot c, sqrtr Ssl. 80
Conrcsa Heghts-Arthur z. Randle et ux. 10
Edwin C. sWann. lets and 70. square ss73.
SO
Wisconsin Avenue Park-S. KigEings Terry 10 Ida
McCuIlcck lots E and o. square ITS. So
.PetEorth-Cora L. Young et VIZ. Edwin N. g., tn
the Board Of Church Extension Of the United
PRESBYTERIAN Church ot North America norfh
half lot ., block u So
Insesids-Iames A. Cahiu e ux to Mary B.
Carroll lOt Zoe block SIS, so.
icis Twenty-ninth Street NorthWest,-Mary r.
Thorne E. al. to George Taylor. lot "a SQUARE
Ii0 81 coo.
Is1 Nineteenth Street Northwest-Amsrican Security
aud Trust Company to Irene F. Shirley. lot 1s.
square -. so.
l0 Fourth Street Northeast-Hilda r. Coudsr 10
MEius ". Hand. lot q. s7uArs ~, 50
The Washington herald., 1912-06-20
LOAN COMPANIES.
PROF. CASSIDY AND BRIDE
SPENDING HONEYMOON
IN PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia, June 1s-John Cassidy,
principal OF the Woman's Seminary,
Forest Glen. near Washington. D. c,
and his girl bride, formerly Miss Sto-
phana Pialger, Of Roslyn, n. Mex,
whom he married in Washington a week
ago, have been spending the first few
days Of their honeymoon in this city He
Is IS years old and his bride is but 10.
This is the second time Prof. Cassidy
has been married, his FIRST wife having
died five years ago.
He has two sons. one % years old and
the other "a They are accompanying
their father and their girl stepmother
on the honeymoon trip.
The marriage Of the head OF the semi
nary and the girl is the elimination Of a
romance which started when she was at
tending the seminary. She graduated
this term. and when she married her
profes ssor scholastic circles Of Washing
ton were surprised.
Prof. Cassidy said tonight that he and
his bride. together with his two sons
will go to Atlantic City Friday and COM
plete the honeymoon trip before return
ing to Washington to make their home
there.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-20
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Quotations aSn below are for hrEe lots. JO6beH'
prices are higher.
DGGs-Sslr.by fresh Virginia. M: wes. vir-
nnia abd Southwest Virginia %; Tennessee. y.
BUTTER-EiEin fancy. psr h. zs2sf: Western
hrsts, 2itAz7's: seconds. Silsa: Etorepacked. 70
ar
CHEEsE-New Yorf. new. Il
POCLrRF-Hsn4. pr ID, HhliA: rDostsrs. pr
h ?: turkeys. l2al5: chickens. spriEgers. 2SlEs
DRESSED POULTRI-Hsn, choice. psr h,
lsals; roostsrs. per h, salo: turksyS psf h. ia
Observation-Disclosures cd. rer sacE. Z7sa1s0;
nFW. No. !, per bbl. 3Z5GJI5; No. 2 PER bbl.
l2AlT; corn (S. O., per c1te. LOoa2oO; yams
N c.. Per Dbl, 5.OoaLoo; onions. Teas, PER z1ts
l25al So new eabhAEes, per crate. lWal-S5: eEE-
plant. Florida pcT crats 2ooa3o0; lettuce per bbl
75al .: string beans, per basket lal q per bhl..
2oOa2Oo; squash. peT crate. T5al.S: beetS, per l0o
bunches. 25oa3oo; kAle. per hhl. 5Oaloo: spinach,
peT bbl, looaLZ5; tomatoes. Florida PER crate. 90
aSO asparagus. per dor L5la2sO: rhuharb per 100
bunchss. l.So: eIcumbers North Carolina. S0a
80: pas pr bhl.. 5nasO.
GREEN FRUTTs-Applss. Per boz, lSa1S ;
oranEes, California. psr box. Z5oa53: Florida
oranEe5. L5oa5o0: lemons. per box. LnaI5o; grape-
fruit. peT box. 5ooaseo; pineapple, 25a3io; straw
berries. per qt sat2i1 cantaloupes. PER cTate LJoE
80; -herriss per 1t. 6al5; PEACHES. Per Gats.
sla3 .; hucki~beuisS. Ter qt-. 6slo.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western. No. I. 8sol
2 50: No. = 5oOaesoO: mixed hay. sooa2i %;
straw ne. bale lSO0als 50: machine thrash Aooa
800; strv. wheat per ton. IoSan-oc; straw. per
LIVE sTOCK-shsrp per h. SaS; spring lambs.
per H.. sAs'; calves. choice per h, sas; medium
PER n. sasiz
WOOL AND HTDEs-wool washed. free Of
bIr5. per n. SoaS2; wool, unWashed. per n, 2;
hide dry. peT ID, l5al6; green hides. per ID, IL;
calfEkin. green. each l2SalD.
GRAIN-Whcat per bu-. l.l2sl-N: corn sheled.
s2ls5: ear per bhL, ISasi5; oats, Western white
No. :. Ter bu.. S2a65: 1ats mixed. per bu.. slHS:
bran, per ton 500; middlng. per ton, 800.
SEEDS-Rsd clover, per bushel, l0ooallco: alsiks
clover. l0WalLO0; white clover lS0oa20o0; Grim
clover, ST5asO0; timothy, S50As.5O: blue ErGsS
35sIOo; redtop grsss Il 5Oal7.oO per 100 lbs: al
falfa. Per bnshel, f.s0al0O
The Washington herald., 1912-06-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. June Is.-MILLFEED-Essy; inquiry Is
Hight. STTinE bran. 2L0O: standard middlinss, So;
Western red dog. SO: winter wheat bran. in 90
pound sac3s to arrive. 262S; city bran, IN bulE. $50.
FLOUR-Stsady; dealings moderate. kansas
strAiEhts 5l5s53O in sacks; spgnE patents, SsR6r.
in barrels; spring cieID. LshSl5; soft winter
straiEhts. 6ea5N
RYE FLOUR-steady; business inactive. Choke
brands quoted at 5O0a55.
CORNMEAL-FlAt; inquiry IL moderate. Kiln
dried for export, Ll5aL2o; coarse meal in bag Looa
Ia
HAY-RsosiDts, SSs tons; firm: trade s moderate
Prime timothy, L6O; No. l, 10; No. :, 10; No }
IN
STRAW-RecriptS 10 tons; steady. Business is
allow. Long ne quoted at s5agS-
PORK-stehdy; inquiry Is moderate. MesS. DHa
2. 90; family 9OOaZ.oo
BEEF-steady; business modeats. Paekst, RSa
I.50; family lsOoalsso
LARD-steady: demand moderate Pnms West
en-, no5; refined continent, lis; South America
l2l0; refined Brazilian, in kegs. l2lO; oleosteartne
li; lard stearine dull; New YORK, Ia
COFFEE-The market for spOt coffee ruled firm.
with Rio No. quoted at l4S and Santos No. at
l6A Todays Sac PEllo receipts were 200 bags
made up IN part Of new crop. it is believed
The Washington herald., 1912-06-20
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Baltimore. June ls-HAY-No. l timothy. 2 5Oa
30; No. 2 6ooGI0O No. 3 23OoaB.OO: choice light
clover mixed. $50; No. ! mixed. 25.5oa3io0: No ?
mixed, 1-0oa23oo; Nc. clover. 1.00122O0; do, No
. noo4Iaoo; meadow grass and very grassy hay.
ls.ooalToo; no-grade hay. as to kind. quality, and
condition. loooal60O; packing hay and sWale grass
l2oozl4m.
MTbbFEED-spring bran, in loopound sacks per
ton. B0ol&50; -four to white midding, in loo-pound
SACKS Soools.o9: Western middlinEs in IOo=pound
sacks. per ton, &.oos2 %; City Mills middling in
10pound sacks per ton 2 ooa23oo; City Nils mid
dinES in iOppound sacks. per ton. sLoOaSSoo; City
Mills bran. IN lo1-pornd saekE, per ton. 2a.Ooa0W
sTRAW-No. ! straight ne straw, B0oa1s.50; No
2 straight re straw. FOozl7.5o; No. l tangled rye
straw, I50oai55o; No. wheat straw, l2olal3oo: No
oat straw. N-soal5.oo; No. 9 cat straw. 35alIn
BUTTER-CEeamery fancy. per h, ZzE2s; do,
choica. pound 8a2; do, good. per h, GE25; d.
Prints BAD; do, blocks. aa1s; ladies' pr H.
na22; Maryllnd and Psnnsylrania rols per n
p Ohio rolls H., %; West Virginia rolls per n
%: stors-packed. per Ii, %. Maryland Virginia
and Pennsylvania dairy prints. per b.. %: process
butter, 1a9.
EGGS-Marylsnd PcnnNlysnia. and nearby 6rsis
ioss "a, %; do. Eastern Shore Maryland. and Viz
Einia, 81 WestGu frE.s, .; Southern hrsiA n
The Washington herald., 1912-06-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

MHITA
Z HOrchlsr, "a q GrautsTils. Nd Rev. James
s Mmtgumery.
Paul Raymond Bosch, = and Ethel sraIne =.
Rev James H. Taylor.
Wilbur II. Peter, 81, and CGrolyn z. Shattuck,
a Rev. S. II. Greene
Hiram Z johnson, 2. and Margaret Estsns
walker. - Of Baltimore, Nd Rev. John Van
Schaiek, f.
Henry 4. Rruwuer. 3 and Julia Z washbluu.
2. Rev. Louis {. Washbun-
JOSEPH Z. McGolrick, p and Mary E. FIuns-
gan. 2. Rev. ]. B. PittAr.
Alfred 7. Smith. 3. Of EEelle. Va and Mary
Z PembertOn, =, u Richmoud, Va Rev. L
Stanley
Fryd J. Rose. =, and ANA L. Elliott. n Rev.
". +. Lowe.
Hattie p. AIcCiinnis. 2. Rev. Titus Z Davis
Arthur c. McKncw. a. and Mande S. CattCrton
q. Of Greenock Md. Rev. James 5. Montgomery.
Theodore g. Miller. j.. y. and Mary A. Huse-
Ernest P. Hell. Z, ard Catherine T Weir. II
John b wilkins. =. and Estens R. whitIock.
.. both Of Richmond. Va Rev Edward Stanley.
Enaney u Rev. John B. Pittar
Horace F. Wells. 2. and Edna May LOTeless q
Rev. Clarence Z. Wheeler.
Henry F. AllUine. 2 and Florence E shoplEpd.
Lawrence ]. Warner, g. and Ruth V. Nicholson,
ls Rev. James NJ O'Brien.
Harvey 7. Dodsons ., Of Burgess Store. Va. and
Cistie Z. Morrison, 2, of Ophslin, Va Rev. Hen
y Z Brundagc.
Hr1y F. YOorm, 3. and Graee b FOuIEp. y
Rev. r. ]. Fruehlch.
James ". Morris, r. a q Mount Morris. n
Y, and Katherine Z. Ford. q. Rev. s H Wood
row
Hary Hard. q. and Johannah N. oLeary. p.
Rev. William F. Gannon.
Frederick W. Drescher. %. and MarEarrt Z
Phipps, 90 Rev. Merritt Earl
Thomas R. Murphy. 81. and Ella n. Woodgate.
q. Rev. Z. de L Mcdonnell
John c. GIN. .. and Margaret Z. wehause. 2,
Rev T. ]. Kenick.
Grover Clrtciaud Glsscoeks 2. and Ruthc Carl
lynne Lennon, . Rev. L. NJ FeTFh-1n.
Ioleph Barnett. &. and YsttA BarsBty. q Rsy.
c. snIsstonA
The Washington herald., 1912-06-20
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimors June A-wHEAT-stook IN eIerators
C5. .4o5 bushels; shipments from ELEVATOR N bush
els. Contract to-day At the opening dull and
lower, with June L0sa nominal Spot No. ! nd
wheat early Losi4 nominal. and No. rcd West
en- the sane price. Ths market At the l1sb call vas
qulst and easy with June L0sh Spot No. red
Wheat was iosH and No . red Western the sane
price Settling rEicrs udcisIly posted were: No. ,
red l.0sh No . nd Western. Ln9l.
CORN-Stock IN elevators. 36z blshsls: Ehip-
meuts from eierRtors s7Se bushels. What little yei
low and white Southern corn there is coming In at
the moment Is finding good sale Gnd'th market rules
steady. sale Of a cargo nf Southern white enTn At
Si1 psT bushel. Track yellow cnn for domestic de-
Livery at IS PEI bushel for car lots On spot.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-20

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lumhia, holdinE Probate C0urt-No. lss22. Admin
stration This Is 10 give notice that the subscriber.
of the District q Columbia, has obtained from the
Probate Court of the District q Columbia letters tes
tHmenary the estate Of Maurice J. Adler. late o.
the District Of Columbia deceased. AL pesons haT-
ing claims aEainst the deceased hereby warned 10
exhibit the same with The vouchers thereof legally
authenticated. 70 the subscriber on o. before the
sTH DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1913; OtheTWtss they
may By law Be excluded from all benedt Of said e.
tate. Given under ny hand this 18th day Of June.
lsl2 UNION TRUST COMPANY By GEORGE
2. FLEMING. second Vice President. Attest:
tSeal.l JAMES TANNER, Register q Wills for the
District q Columbia Clerk q the Probate Court
GEORGE z HAMILTON. Attorney. jsDE-b4
The Washington herald., 1912-06-20
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New York June BIN the live stock market to-day
beeves active and prices full steady for Steers,
fat bulls. and fat COWS; medium and common buls
and COWS steady to a trihe weak. Steers. 625a95O;
stockers 525; bulls L5oaTOo: COWS 3Sas f0 Dressed
beef firm, I3alL Calves active and SaLOO higher.
veals. Tooal0Oo: culls sOOas 50: buttermiIks sOOa
500. Dressed calves hrm; city dressed Veals Ialsh
Sheep steady; lambs, . higher on light receipts.
Sheep teWesl, 30oaL59 lamhs S0oE950; clls. 60a
700. Dressed mutton steady. Tal0; dressed lambs
steady to hrm at i3alT.
Hoss. ioa15 higher. at TT5sEsO; pigs quoted. 7.25a
?
The Washington herald., 1912-06-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
z H FnoNAs 20 JAs FRANcIs sanTI

2. n THOMAS and JAS FRANCIS SMITH.
IN TIE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
z coi1nbia. hoiaiag : DistIie, court-In y
ne eEtensiou q Lamont Street through sluHrss
- and sso5. IN the District q Columhia- Dis1is1
Court, No. ion.-Notios 10 hereby given that he
Commissioners q the District q Columbia. puF-
saant 70 the pr0rinions of act q Conue.ss gp-
he extension q LEmont srest Northwest, IN ths
Distrio q colunbia,' have hled pstition h thl
eourt prayirs the oondaanation a he Ind nsoes-
through squares tHsnty-stE hundred md four md
twsuty-six hundred and hre with q width q
niuey feet. nd extension 10 b . drect prolonu-
Nineteenth Street IN The District 4 Coiurnbil. :,
shown on . plAt o. map sled with The sad psti
ton. a. part thereof. and praying also that jury
who shall Be fneehoiderB within the Dfstnct q
Columbia, not related to any peIson interested IN
these proceedings and not IN the seTvics smplry-
ment q the District Of Columbia o. Of the United
shhl for the Dis,rict q Columbia TO assess ths
damages each owner of land to b taken ma5 Eas
tain by reason q the nd extension q LAnont
Street. and the condemnation 0f the hnd nscsnaEy
for ths purposes Thereof. and TO aEscss a. bensh1
rcEulting therefrom the entire amount of sah dam
agss. plus the costs q this prOeesding upon ths
lard abufting the said strest 10 Be Sxtended.
and also upon all other pieces and parcels Of land
which the hHy nay End viii b. benefited b the
said extension q the said street, ~ proyided for
IN and By the aforesah act Of Congresa IL II b
the curt this 18th day of Juns, A. D. ~.
ordered, that al persons having any interest IN
thesa proceedings Be. and they ars hereby. warned
and Commanded 70 appsar in this court on 90 BE-
fore the nth DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A d.
49, ht 10 O'Clock a. m. and continue IN attend-
ancs until the oout shall have made its hnal crder
rathyfng and confirming the award a damsgss ard
the ASSESSMENT q benefits q the jury 70 b i'm
paneled and sworn herein. and IL Il further Or
dersd, that 4 COY q this NOTES and order b
published once in the Washington Law Reporter
and dK 5ecnlar days IN the Washingtcn Evening
Star. The Washington Herald. and the Washington
Pest. newspapsn published in the said District.
commencing at least twenty days before ths aid
18th day of September. A. d. 1872 II Is further
ordered. that q COPY of this notios and order b
served b. the United States AI1rshal or his dspa-
ties upon 5lch q the oEDers Of ths land TO b
oondemned herein may b found By the aid
Marshal his deputies within the DiStrict of
Columbia. and upon the tenants and occupants Of
the sane befors the aid ITth day of Ssptsmbsf.
A. ID. 1917 By the Court: JOB BARNARD. Jus
tics A true oopy-Tsst: J. R. YOUNG. Clerk By
z. CUNNINGHAM Assistant Clerk.
isiSste1su
The Washington herald., 1912-06-20
MARKETS--FI COMMERCE

unwilling TO adrsnee their BIDS and lenders % male
ounoealionN January money would b fATorite ma
tilfy were he rafe les hnply held Il not being
obtHinable at lea than per cent. Rates: pr cent
foF sixty dayI 3sJH per cent for ninety dayA S4as3
PEI cent for four months Ssash per cent for nre
months. * per cent for s1 months
Aerczntile napsr cane into the MARKET with some
freedon meeting With fair sale. Rates. pr cent
tor axr and ninety dAys' indorsed bills necriFable
per cent for ehoics four months single names fta
~ pr cent for choics hps and six months single
name. I'D lH pr cent for other.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-20
COTTON MARKET.

ouosGtions furnished hy ". b Hibbs 4 Co..
BufdinE
New York. June ls.-OOtton contracts made De-
dded decline today. II not alone that tuding
earlier In the Eeek had unsettled the tone of the
market BY the Traccal deserton of the long ade on
the part of the larger speculative Iade but weather
reports for the day and IN the forecast AEe further
cause for feeling It Is not mpossfbls that the ap
pruach of July delivery day, which viii Be Friday
q the coming week. inhuenesd selling IN that
month. which extended In sympathy TO the later posi-
Bona
Liverpool tutmes closed steady, with q net decline
OF from 20 points Manchester cabled yarns quiet
but steady; cloths quiet and firm. Sales ol 1000
bales Of Eot o1ttOn made In Liverpool At point
,1erliu ~ 4 t. v,sSdr1,r
The Washington herald., 1912-06-20
MORE VICTIMS OF AIR.
Two French Army Officers Crash
Into Each Other.

Paris, June 1s-Lieut- Peignan and
Capt. Dubois. OF the French Aviation
Corps. were killed in an aeroplane acci-
dent at BruyeIle to-day when their ma
chine crashed into aNhangar al the MILL
tary aerodrome there. Both were crush
ed to death.
Later dispatches brought the details
that the accident was caused by a heavy
fog. which hung over the flying field at
the time OF the accident. rendering the
hangar invisible to those in the aero
plane. Peignan was killed outright. but
Dubois, despite the fact that his body
was terribly crushed. lived almost an
hour. Civil and military authorities are
cooperating IN the tnveaIgAtieA
The Washington herald., 1912-06-20
Held Under white slave Law.

William C. Drury, twenty-four years
old. OF 2ss E Street Northeast, was ar
rested last night by Policemen W. B.
walllch and william Grim on a charge
of violation Of the white slave law. It
is alleged that Drury placed his wife,
May Drury, aged nineteen. in a house in
Delaware Avenue three weeks ago. The
wife is the mother Of four children. the
youngest being four months old.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-20
search for Ner.nnper NInn.

New York, June IA R. Stanton, OF
the Richmond VirginIan, Richmond, Va,
is canvassing the hospitals Of this city,
in an effort to locate Richard McGar-
very, OF that newspaper. for whose safe
~ his friends and family have become
anxious. McGarvery came here three
weeks ago, and has not been heard from
since a few days after his arrival
The Washington herald., 1912-06-20
suRragettes Attack ChnnceIIor.

London. June 1s.-A small band Of suf-
fragettes made a savage attack on David
Lloyd-George, Chancellor Of the Ex-
chequer, In the Westminster district to-
day. The chancellor's hat was knocked
on, and he was jostled around IN the
sidewalk but not hurt He escaped in
a taxicab. while the police held back the
women, but did not arrest them.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-20
SUES IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Charles G. wIEhtmRn Seeks Divorce
from Warrington Woman.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Philadelphia, June 1s.-Charles Gerry
wightman, Of lis HilIdale Road, Lans-
downe. to-day began a suit in Media,
Delaware County, for divorce from his
wife. Irene Abbie wightman. on statu-
tory grounds. He charges her with mis-
conduct with persons unknown to him IN
Philadelphia in November. 1910.
The address Of Mrs. Wightman Is
given as 81 Randolph Place. Washington,
d. c. The lfbellant has engaged as coun-
sci W. l. Schaffer, Charles S. Wesley.
and Joseph Chapman.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-20
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs q o..
member Of the ChiesgO Board q Trade. Hibbs
Building
Chicago. June Is-whsst closed practically IN
changed for the day. Traders are holding oh. b.
lieTng that prices must 90 lower. July, Los
septembeF 1.o5Ai Decemhef, Lott.
Corn E1ined k1 70 Ac On limited buying. ne
mArtet il sensitive. July. NJ; septembeF nk;
Decmbef. a.
Oats unchanged to Sc up on the steadlnsss IN
wheat July. -; September. %; Deesmba. Sst.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-20
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Washington Railway & Electric Is, N,oO a. 8l+
Potomac cons. S. $500 at lo5S.
Washington Railway & Electric pfd., at siA.
Washington Gas, 10 al S.
NIerErnthaler. 2 at NJ at zsR, 10 At ns5,
10 a. IsA.
Lsnstol. Is at g. % at - 7D-Ot -
After call-WashinEton Gas g. 500 AZ Ill
Washington Railway & Electric is, 500 At 81.
Washington Gas At S. At g.
GAS BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-20
AUCTION SALES.
THOs. J. OWEN & son. AuetiOus-s

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNNf-
PROVED REAL ESTATE on BLAGDEN
AVENUE AND DECATUR STREET NORTH
WEST.
b. virtue of a csrtain deed q trust duly recorded
IN LfbeT No 3tI5 folio 60 e sel of the land records
Of the District of Columbia. and Al the request o:
the party secured thereby the undersigned trustees
win sell pubic auction. in front q the premiss.
on MONDAY. the lst day o. July. A D. 1872 At 40
O'Clock .. m. the following described land and
rTsmisss Situate in the County Of Washington Dis
riS Of COlumhis. and designated as and being lots
and Z. IN sluare 954. IN Thomas Blagden and Helen
P. Blagden's Snbdivisi1n of part Of "ArEyls. CoWi
and Lorn-' now known a. Argyle PArk. a. peT plat
recorded IN County Book 2. page 70. of TIE Records
q the Surveyors OfCp 1f the District q Columbia
Terms q Sale: sold subject TO two osrtAin rTior
deeds oS trust amounting 70 5000 and all sid
truss 70 be paid in cash. deposit Of s1O viii b
required time of sale An c1nEeyancng. recording.
a.. al cost q purchaser. Terms o. sale 70 Be con-
piled with within fifteen DAYS from day a sale; other
wise the trustees the night reel the prop
erty al the rsk and Of dsfaultng purChas after
I've days advertisement q such resale IN
paper published in Washington. d. c.
HARRY 7. WILDER.
WILLIAM P. LOCKWOOD.
d&dxs TrusteeS
The Washington herald., 1912-06-20
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. June l9-Money on CAL at The stock
Ezchange to-day opened At 81 percent; highest, ~
oWest ?; closing az . per cent. Nose of the day's
cans were made at N per cent
Tine money Eas ratbsr quiet BouvWS1 IeTs
The Washington herald., 1912-06-20
FUNERAL OF DIR. DEALE.

Well known PhySIcinn to he
Buried in Baltimore.
DR.. Henry B. Deale. a leading Wash
ington physician. will be buried to-mor-
row from the home OF his brother, John
s Deale, $50 Maryland Avenue. Balti-
more, in the GreenmoUnt Cemetery OF
that city. The funeral ceremony will be
held in the morning at 10 o'clock.
Apparently in the best Of health, DR..
Deale succumbed to an attack OF angina
pectoris at his residence, 1894 Jefferson
Place Northwest