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WASHINGTON HIT HARD

Washington and loose fielding by the
Browns gave Washington the openiny game
with the Browns this afternoon by tho
score OF to j. Nelson started to pitch
for the Browns hut was knocked ONT ~
the box In the second inning. and gave way
10 Hamilton. Rain fell after two we're out
w the hrst half OF the sixth inning. and
the game was called for fifteen ynin,t.. 70
started TO rain nsain in tho last half of
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TROUNCING FOR ATHLETICS

Chicago, June 1.-The White sox trounced
the worlds champion Athletics to-day to
the tune of 10 3. CHIEF Bender was on the
slab. and was anything but good. In the
fourth with two-run lead. he forced two
SoN runs across by the base on ball route
which tied the count. Iord's homo run
with Rath base in the sixth, clinchcd
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poor SUPPORT FOR PITCHERS

Philadelphia June i-Errors and timely
lhits enabled Pittsburgh to take the opening
, OF the series with the Phillies to-day
Score, to 6. Roth Curtis and Scaton wcrc
poorly supported. Downey's breaks being
especially costly, Tho Philics hit Robinson
lhard but camnitz came in the fourth and
tstopped the batting. Score:
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Chicnco.

Totals IS. Q y IS Totals 81 l. II ls 4
ar. Miller. right field.
tBatted for Tvirr in ninth.
NV Miller. centre field.
zBatted for Reubach in fourth
Score BY innings: r.
Chicago ........................0e oono-T
Boston Observation-Disclosures 1 3 O q O p-S
summary: Runs-McDonah. Campbell
sweeney 90. r. Miller. Schu'tc. Tinker (2).
zimmerman (o. W. Miller SAFER. Two-base
hi,s-Eimmcrinnn Three-base hit-Zim,ner-
man. Home run-Saier. Sacrifice hit-Jack-
son. Double plays-Nflller 10 Houscr: Schultz
tn Needham: Smith to Tinker to SAFER
Stolen base--Sweency. Tits-On Dickson
: in ala innings: Off Reubach in & in.
nings; on Pcrduc. in Ia inning First base
TN bails-on Dickson =: OF --yicr /; off
smith, 2 Struck out-By Tyler. .; by Reui-
bach. /; by Smith. 6. Umpire. owens.
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POOR FIELDING BY BOSTON

Boston. Juno 1.-The Chicago CUBS, the
first OF the Western invaders. made their
appearance here to-day and wallopcd the
Bostons TO q Poor hclding lost the locals
several chances to win. Himmerman's hit
ting was the feature. Score:
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AMATEUR SPORTS

outelassed them, playing q beautiful
heidins and hitting game. Rady was
knocked out in the first inning by
q bntted ball. but he pluckily con-
nve chances without an error.
FOR the CollcSians. Richardson play
ca star game in the field. making
several sensational catches. Ezekiel.
at short. also made q couple of won
derful stops: Mckee starred at the
DAT Ia and a. in base rnning;
ed splendid game. being especially
strong in the pinches. Ford. in centre.
maze hit tn several vera SENSATIONAL catches and
in batting. making four hits in Ave
times up. Blount. Dowden and Hulch-
CIR hit the ball hard. and were in tho
game all the time.
Score by innings: R.HE
f Sahtie Axe -. oo1ooo.-7 II /
an summary mary Stolen baseszaAugustine
schmidt. Sacrifice Aios~Biount Home
runs-fiay, Blount and Dowden. Left
on bases-,Battle Axe. s; Collegians. 0.
sH ,pnok piays, 81, 2SS;is to Huleher.
4 Bases on bails-Off Whitfield, /: on
Dunn. 2. Hit By pitched balls-Dow-
den. Richardson and Dunn. Passed
6 6aalis-,Hay t2). umpires-Hicks and
OTool. limo Of same-1:4b.
Ashland Wins.
y, FShieHu ueleatou the Athletics on
Richmond College diamond yesterday
In one OF the most exciting games OF
the season, Ashland winning out In
inc ninth inning by score to g.
Irevillian and Hinchman wcro tho op-
posing pitchers. and both pitched great
pan In the pinches. the odds being
slightly in favor. of the Ashlander.
Htnchman worked himself out OF
great hole in the eighth inning, when
Ashland mad the bases filled and none
out. by keeping the hard-hitting Ash
ianders from crossing tho plate. Ash
land won out In the ninth inning after
ono man had been retired, Blanton
sending the winning run homo with
a single to left field. Below Ia the
score:
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Ashland 06l10 1001-4 8
Batteries: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
Bohlins. Athletics-Hinchman and
Doeppe.
Summary: Two base hits-Trevillian
Word stolen bascs-Jenk'ns. Eagle
CD. Treviilian. Sacrifice hits-Pugh.
struck outaBy Treviliian: 3; by
HHiinchman' 2. , Bases on balls-off
Perkins. Time-1:5o.
Richmond Grnys Win.
In slow and embarrassing game
Bell team. and after the smoke had
cleared from the scene OF battle the
Grays We're found to have scored
twelve while the Southern Bell only
succeeded in securing one lone tally,
Killing and letter led with the stick.
two singles to his credit. having been
called out at second for not touch
Ign the base on n drive which wan
good for three bnEser. Kline Sc
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Bnrf'

Barton IH
chaTp8 yeH
Barton HeigH
snappy gang
Burch was X
throughout u
heavy hitting
four scatterE
twelve mon. II
game. strikH
ton JIeiShtf
his deliveryA
were earne%
well. caughtE
and not az
chalked up Z
one Tyler ~
Semi sccurcE
entire Bartd5
in fielding. L
while ono "a
tho Tyler +
beautiful oNI
was played +
hour and tT
devoid of aiE
Perkins, maf
teams. COMFY
his satisfacN
Score by (
Barton HeiT
Tyler Chang
Battcries:H
dcrson and Il
Sumnary:E
ton. Pitt. z
Stolen basel
pitcher-ShS
Struck outA
son. Q. BaF
off SandersoS
Tnpirc-.Sfr{
AIartcnstein.E
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crs Caldwell and Hon in the NTH inning of
to-days game with the Yankees and scored
seyen runs after two men were out. winning
the opening game by to 3. Crawford
featured In batting for tho Tigers. Score:
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h'NHIiohi ..sV Y v " = . 10
fctcrsonTS ....-...............0 o o 0 40
summary: Two-base hits-Rnley Flour
noy. Spencer. Sacrifice hits-spencer and
I.aughlln. Stolen hsse-Rusch. Double plays
--tiran to McCoInas TO Raley; Busch TO Bar
nett; busch to Simmons. frs, base on
halls-on Bruckmiler. ]: of Hedgepeth, l.;
off Davic. ]. Left on baSes-Richmond a:
Petersburg. 5. Hi,s-Or Bruckmiller S In 3
innings: off Davie. II in ) "a innings. Struck
out--By Davie. 3: By HedEepeth. 2 Hit by
ritcher-Grirrin. Wild rltch-Hedgepeth
Passed bsll--Laughlin. Time OF game a:l0
Cmpires. Black and Mcbride.
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! Summary; ituns-Bescher. Marsans. Hob
iitzei, Mitchell. EGan. Mclean, SuGgs. Too
ley. Wheat. Bnrger Three-ba hits-Too-
ley. Beschcr. Moran. Stolen basos-HobIit-
zol, Mitchell (2). Esmond. Double play
Dauocrt tunassistcd). Let ON bases-Cin-
cinna,i, 4; Brooklyn. 5. First base on ba lis
or Suggs. - Off RaSon. 3; off Barger. .
Struck out-By Sugss. 2: by Ragon, /; by
BarBer, g.. Time OF game. 1:io. Umpircs
RiSlcr and Finncran
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FIVE HITS OFF sUeGs

Brookiyn. June 1-Ths Cincinnati Reds
EEefeat<d Brooklyn this afternoon Z 20 g.
principally through the good pitching OF
tsugss. KaEon who started for the Brook
gyms. lasted less than three innings Barger
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MATTY GETSAWAY
[ TO A POOR START.
But He Is Given Superb Sup
! port, and Giants Win
From Cardinals.
tBRooKLYN LOSES TO REDS
Boston Falls Before Chicago,
+, and Pirates Defeat
Phillies.
National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. Ii, st. Louis, 4.
Brooklyn. 3; Cincinnati, z.
Boston. 5; Chicago, g.
Philadelphia, 8; Pittsburgh, Z.
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RICHMOND LEAGUE

Imperiels Win.
Tho Imperials defeated the Jacobs z.
Levy toam In q very Interesting game
fayior pitched like a big Lacquer
striking out the mon with bases full.
The features of the game were Oxen
hams three-baso hit in tho eleventh
and Bryant's hit, which caused tho
winning run to DO scored. Paoo's home
run was another feature.
Score by innings: RI T.
Tucohu 49,. - -.
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nntt1. 40 WIN.

HnftIe Ane WIn'
DR.. Parker's Battle Axe outplayed
score OF I to 9. Dunn. the .Collegians'
star pitcher. was hit freely. no less
than three home runs being made OF
p1s deltvsry. T6A HHtfs- AKA hmpAx
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OLD DOMINION LEAGUE
Standing of the cIuh.

They FIay Next SATURDAY..
=, Moodail &; ouarles vs. Barto,
Heights. Byrd Park. N
Horace s. Wright VS.. Coca Cola
Tyler's vs.. Kahn. ., Pit
Athletic Park. Niohfhono
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ASSAADOWS COME
COLTS GALLOP IN
Continued from First Page)

NContlnued from First PaEe)
down To third base. advancing Mace
to second. Griffin singled to right,
hlling tho bases. Hedgepeth walked
Flournoy. and Mace walked home.
Burke was safe at first OH Howedelrs
error and went to third on Vances
wild throw to home. Graft. Griffin and
Flournoy scoring. Burke scored on
Raley's out at first. and Maths flied to
right. retiring the side. with nine runs
in and eight to the good.
Try to Come Back.
The Coolers tried to come back"
Hedgepeth went out ut first. Simmons
beat out a liner to short and went TO
second on McComass error. Eichber-
ger walked. Vance went out, Davie to
Raley. Simmons and Etchberger scored
on Spencer's two-bagger to right. An
thony hit and scored Spencer. Howe
dell singled to centre. At this point
Davie retired. and Strain took the
mound. LauGhlin flied TO Graft. and
tho game WAS over. The score:
RiChmond.
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SOU /
STAR

Club. I
Tigers 49,. Il
institute. Jf
Elks -....f
RelndeerB \
The EIks.E
by the scorf
tied for se&
we're Phillip
and Short. Il
Rain6ocrs. K
Tho 1nst.y
inning Kamf
n, the Tgert
by the exec 4
tho Institut
Tigers. Let
o. atnred in +
made a grad
stttutc. Tho
Lutte. for III
Weisiger. III
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Totals ...3o 81 10 3 Totals is Il 81 II !
i'Batted for Nunamaker in ninth.
tBsttcd for Pape In ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Cleveland ....................,.2 1lo 40
Boston ..........................ot oooo1 o-a
Summary: Runa-Graney (2), Olson (2)
Jackson t2l. birmingham. Ball. Kahler
bradley, Wagner. Two-base hits-Wagner
Nunamakcr. Grancy. Jackson az. butcher
Olson. Bradley. Kahlcr. Sacrifice hits
Jackson. Birmingham (2l. Stolen bascs-
speaker. Hooper Double plays-Pecltin-
Paush to Ball to Birmingham: Nunamakcr
to Wagner. Hits-on Hail. in ala in
nrinss. off Collins. In | 20 innings First
oase on bans-Of Kahler. 4: off Pane, 2
Struck out-By Knhler. 2; by HALL !; by
Collins. /; by Pape. /. EMPIRES, Evans and
Egan, ~
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE
How They stand.

Where They Play Next Saturday.
Battle Axe vs. Southern Bell, at Lee
,Athletics VS.. Grays, at Christ
collogians vs.. Ashland. at Byrd
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Totals IA oaaIs Totals ...aa s 81 ls

Totals ..3 a. ID Totals ...23 q Ii
'Baued for warhop in ninth.
Scoro by innings: r.
New York .....................o o--s
Detroit .........................o oo170oo
Summary: Runs-Danieis. Hartzeil. Vol
verton Bush. Jones. Cobb Ia. Crawford
Sweeney. Gainor. DanicIs.-T'ffro o-basa hits
Crawford Co, Bush. Gainor. Sacrifice hit
Chase. Stolen bases-Cobb. Moriarity and
Gainor. Loft on bases-Ncw York. 8; De-
troit. T. Iiits-On Caldwell. s In 42-s In
inings: OFF Hon, in 1T inning. First base
on errors-New York. 1; Detroit. ]. First
oase on balls-oG Summers. !: on Caldwell,
!; or iTor. ]: of WARRIOR. 1. Umpires. Hart
and Connolly.
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american Clothing Company Wins.
Tho American Clothing COMPANY
nine defeated tho fast Hillsider boys
yesterday at Byrd Park by tho score
OF IL to 10. Moody, who claims 10
nave been professional ball player.
started to pitch for the Hillsiders. and
was tapped UP for eight hits I'm tho
opening inning. which resulted in as
many runs and lost the game for his
Team Welsh relieved him in tho acc
ond and was steady throughout the
rest OF the game. but the boys behind
MIN were not able to overcome the
iead that was made or the ex-profcs-
sional pitcher,
Score by innings: RIFF
Am: Clo. Co. ooosooo-11 10 2
Hillsiders Oo2220al0--1o IL :
Batteries: For HilisIders-Moody
Weish and Napier. American Clothing
company Dreamer. Coulter and
Beasley and J. Dreamer.
summary: Two-base hits-Cro.tic
anu Lee Ihree-base hits-Bransfofd
homo run-Kendler. Umpire, Mr.. BEN
der. Attendance, 200.
BurA d Co. Win.
mo Burk & Co. defeated ths Cherry
smash boys by the score OF 81 10
meithail was on tho mound for tho
1 purA COS and pitched good bail
hn o pi ieaeufe OF the game was a catch
oy "lngo. who came from deep centra
TO short left in tho ninth. .
score by innings: mr.
Surk q Co 5s2a11o-a7 20 s
merry smash 0oos ooooo-s Is Is
say ana Lave
summary: Three-base hits-Rict.,,s
Menuier Stolen bases-Jones. I,iy.say
nWingo. Nelson. Bullock, Rice Cam.
browning. Ellyson. Carter. HI, w..
pstcner-kendler. Struck out-by Val
s "n,i' o: by Rice. 2; by Blunt, 6. ,rin,e
"'io' Umpire, Mr.. Garnet
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FORD AUTO CO., 1929 w. Broad St
BrookIyn.
Cincinnati,

succeeded Rason. but ho let In two runs
before no settled down to pitching CLASSY
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.REDSOX PITCHERS
DRIVEN FROM BOX
Maps Put Kink in Pennant AS
pirations of Boston
Americans.
TIGERS DEFEAT NEW YORK
Washington Wins From Browns
and Athletics Lose to
Chicago.
American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago. g, Philadelphia. 3.
Detroit, %; New York, 3.
Cleveland, 81, Boston. z.
st. Louis, 81 WASHINGTON, 8.
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Pittsburgh.

I Totals ..s3 y 10 Totals 80 II g /
'1satted for Moran in eighth.
| 7Battod for Seaton in ninth.
[ -Battcd tor Robinson in third.
Score by inningsi r.
,PittshurEh ........--...........l ooi . o IL
fuHi!hucipnla .....-.-........-..SO : o q q o.
| Summary: Runs-Faskert t2,. Titus (2),
fnoowney Byrne. Hyatt. Wilson o.. Miller
Etop, Mccarthy, Two-base hits-Paskert.
s.Byrno o2>. Titus. Threc-hase hit-Miller,
tgiome rnn--Wilson. Sacrifice hit--Wilson
pacr!ace nies-MaEee, Viox. Double plays
EDoolan TO Knaoo to Luderus; Niox to Nc
Earthy to Miller Stolen bases-Titus. Viox
Lknabe, Mccarthy. Left on basos-Philadci-
Iyhia, s; Pittsburgh. Pitching record:
tHits-or Robinson. in : innings (ls at
foap; off Camnitz. in innings 60 at bat ;
lom Curtis. 10 In innings tnone on; in SOW
fonth, " at oao: off Scaton. l In : innings
POO at baO. Struck out-lSy Curtis 3: by
fseaton. :. by Camnitz. 3. First base on
Fnalis-On Seaton ]: of Robinson, /; Off
famni;z. !. IFit by pitcher-By Camnitz
= tpooianl. Passed ball-Moran Time OF
sSame, a:@. umpires, KLEIN and Bush.
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The victory for. tho Box. Twenty thousand
'ans watched tho game. score:.
PHILADELPHIA.


Totals ...s5 q "a 8 Totals ...ss 81 8
.Batied for Bender in ninth.
sbatted for Benz In fourth.
Score by Innings: r.
rrnt,aoeiphia ...-..............a0oI o o o o-3
so ............-...........o 0oe / = o.-s
summary: Runs-Oldring. E. Collins, Muir
sny' Eath. H. Lord. Bodic. j. Collins. Eel
DER. weaver. Two-base hits-CaIlnhan J.
Collins. Three-basc hita-IBnkeT barry
some rnn-H. Lord Sacrifice hit-iMcTnnis
stolen basesColdring. zeider. TlfFi base
On oa,Is.on BENDER. 3; on Benz. /. Struck
o. wig pitch-Bcnz. Time OF game, ?
hours, Umpircs. oLoughin and wcster-
TWO PITCHERS KNOCKED OUT
Detroit. June l.-Dctrot jumped an pitch
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY,
Washington Mt st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York Mt Detroit.
Roston Mt Cleveland.
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TWO PITCHERS KNOCKED OUT

Detroit. June 1.-Dctroit jumped on Pitch,
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{ /
Gordon
RICIl

drum. DOB
Colman TO F.!
Pullen OF 4
pitcher-Col,
Woodall e. |
Timo-1 :25-s
tendance0Q
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tBstted for Pape In ninth.
Score by innings:
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Boston.
Cleveland.

Totals ...23 s 81 10 3 Totals :. IS Il Fl IL
. sRnfinl for Num- q knr- In ninth
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st. Louis.

-Batted for Krichell in ninth.
tBatted for Hamilton in ninth.
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"aatted for Moran in eighth.
TBattod for Seaton I'm ninth.
-Batted tor Robinson in third.
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EXCURSIONS.

The popularity of Tidewater Virginia
as a spring resort is attested by the
large number of Northern and Eastern
tourists now registered at the hotels at
Old Point Comfort, Norfolk. and New
port News. The chief attraction at this
time Is the presence in Hampton Roads
Of the North Atlantic feet of battle
ships, with their numerous Golfers and
auxiliaries. making a most impressive
spectacle. One Of the very attractive
trips from Washington afforded by the
Norfolk and Washington line is the de-
llghtful ride on the Chesapeake Bay and
Potomac River. to Old Point Comfort,
thence by daylight on the James River
to Richmond. The all-water trips to
New York and Boston are also popular
Their city ticket Office. In the Bond
Building. will be glad to give full In
formation.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Columbia Heishts-Richard T Daniel trustee. IN
Annie y Mcqueen. part loS u block 5. $40
Annie 4 Meousen to Morris L and Annie
Wolfe. same property. SIC.
Ga T street Observation-Disclosures T. wolpe q to
William n Damn. lOt~2Il sIuare SO. SO
Mount Pieasant-ChristiAn B. Dickey to William
7. HeySer. lot - and part. lot -. SO.
Ls D-Oit PGrk-Georse A Gray et w. 70 John W.
BrRwnfr. trustee. lot a block . SIC.
Mullikn Hili-Katheriue z Malone to John ".
Br1wncr. trustee part. SO
S street northwest. between Eighteenth and Ninr-
tenth Streets-John W. Brawner e to John
W. B1ucr. trustee. lot los square II. N1
West Holmead MAnor-Harry Wardman e. al to
Harry and Marian Coziin. lot IS, s1uare ~. so.
Is Z strcrt northcGSt-JoshuA n. Kelly ct to
Jo-eph n and Margaret $ Lane. lot -. squars
West Holmead AIannr-Hary Wardnan e al to
Arthur J. DeleyiSoe, lot .. square 81, SO,
Second street northeast between Z and g streets-
Graoe VI. Wood to GenerusO FNscO. lot 3,
square TSI' So
Alice NJ waeschc. lot - SQUARE Z of 5S5 SO.
l0z Thirteenth street srufheast-Edward c. Beavers
ct to Frances E Boyer. lot =. square loZ5.
sc ?
d street northeast bctEesn Eighth and Ninth
strrctS-JohD II. PcIleu ct TO Marie @. Grieb.
lot .. square sl6 so.
E street northwest. between Eishteenth and Nine
tesnth strectS-Richard Z. PAiro ct al. trustees.
to James H. Posey. lot =, square IA. Sl.S5-
C. Hough ct NJ. to Raymond P.
schooley, lot =. square 5r2 so.
n
Jesse L. Campbell. lot lo1. square ~. S.
Sixth street northeast. between and Z streets
Kennedy Bros to Merrill NJ Blackburn. lot lsl,
square So. so. Same to George o. and Josie
A. Barnes. lot 81. square ss. so
West Blooninedale-GeorEe c. Pumphrey et al. te
Margaret V. SinJard. lot n. block !, so
Chichester-Frank c. Haines e ux- to Eta G.
Drummond and Emma May Martin. part so.
street northeast. between Fourth and Fifth street,
Alfred H. Keim ct uI- to Louis KrsusS. lot
% square SO. SO.
Bingham place-Benjamin H. Kohlcr Ct al. 10
Edith H. GottwalS. west half Ios 6. block %.
so
Jl2a Twentieth street northweSt-Edsv r. Brown
ct al 10 Emil Brown. lot IS. square 20. so
Meridian Hill-Iohu II. VOorhees ct ux. To Howard
NJ HchisOn. lots y to o. square Ss2. $40.
Howard NJ Etchison et conEeys same prop
erty to Charles H. weser SO.
Y street northeast. between North Capitol and
stneets-william B. Turpin and g G. Peelle
executors Ct al. 70 Theodore Michael. pan
square ST.. S.EL5.
80 street n0rthweS,-Mary Fl. Warner ct vir.
BrainArd H.. to Robert A. Zachary. lot y.
square lel SO
Fourth street northwest between X and L Streets
Elise A. n. Dern e al to John J. and Fannie
Cleary. part original lot 2. sauars SIS. Sle
Szfhedral Hichlands-Charies J. Bel, trustee, e
al to Henry =. Woodward, lot =. square is5o
S2B.B.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New Iork. April 3-NIILLFEED-steady:t trade d
quiet srring bran. 2sI5: standard middlngS $50
Western red dog zoo: winter wheat ban. In 100
pound SACKS. to arrive, SID; city bran. In bulk,
500
oATS-FIm: inactive inquiry. No white. 81;
No. white 60; standard. 81. elevator basis; IN
graded tracks, RlsaS.
FLOUR-Steady: moder1te business Aan.11
str4ighfs. 5Ooa5.D in sacks: Swing patents. ASA
sos. in barrels; sTrng clean. L5ai.7o: soft winter
straights IeCaiU
RYE FLOUR-Fim: dealings are moderate.
ChOioe brands quoted at LSoa53.
CORNMEAL - Strong: modtrate transactions.
Kiln-dricd for exports, 3sja2so; cuarse meal. IN
bass l.5Oal.6O.
HAH-Receipts. 20 tons strong: choice in fair de-
mand. Prime timothy, LD; No. !. LSAl.t0; No. =
l0al25; No. J. Ll0al15.
STRAW-Recipts. % tons: strong; inquiry is
moderate. Long NC quoted at IS.
PORk-Hm; business moderate. Mes, nT5s
i9sJ: family. la50A0o.
BEEF-FIm; dealings mcderats. Packet. AooA
lAs0; family, lS50zi6oo.
LARD-Fim; business is mode-ate. Prime West
en, 100: refined cnntincnt. loeo; South American,
lOO: refined Brazilian in kegs. 12oo: oleostesr nine
lolsAll: lard, stssrine. steady: New Yod, lolsall-