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The Washington herald., 1912-06-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, June 3-MILLFEED-Weak: inouiry 1
lifeless. Spring bran. 8lO; standard middIings
E.T5; Western red dog 3l.s5: winter wheat ban. II
loopOund sacks. to arrive, $50; city bran, in bulk
$50
FLOUR-Easy: trade is moderate Kspsa,
straEhts S25a55o in sacks; szing patents 57Oas 3
in bauels; spring clean, LsOa5lO; soft wintel
straiEhts 5S5a5.I5
RYE FLOUR-steady; demand is inactive Choic,
brands quoted at 5Ooa5s5
CORNMEAL-Stsady: trade is quiet Kiln-driet
for export, Ll5a4-2: cuarse meal. in bags, ls2AlSs
HAY-Recepts. 81 tons; easier; trade Is inactive
Prime timothy. LEO; No. !, L5o; No. ?, lo; No, 5
l8
sTRAw-stsady. Business Is light. Long nc
quoted at LooalO6
PORK-Fim; business Hfeiess. Mes. aasnTB
family 4ooaZ %
BEEF-steady: inquiry is modeTate Packet, Rs
Il. 50; family. 1s0oaiA50.
LARD-strong; business Is Hfeless Prime West.
em. 1875; refined continent. Ills: South Amerfca,
ll.so; refined Brazilian in kegs. 12O; oIeustearfne
I5sIs; lard steErfne dull; New York III
COFFEE-TO-day's coies market was quiet and
draEgy and without important swing 70 rricSs
European coffee ceutss sent favorable news but lae
Of trading interest in local circles prevented taking
advantage Of that information. The initial tone here
was steady with prizes unchanged 10 points higheF
than they closed Saturday.
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JOHNSON GRANTED REPRIEVE.
Condemned Man Is Granted Twu
Weeks Reprieve.

Arthur johnson. colored. under SEN
tence to die June Is for the murder OF
John Ofenstein, a blacksmith, in Decem.
Der. 1910, was yesterday granted two
weeks reprieve by Justice Wright
It was explained to the court by coun-
sci for the condemned man that the de-
cision OF the United States Supreme
Court is not expected before June 10
This case involves the question Of the
right OF a jury in murder case to
qualify its verdict by adding the words
without capital punishment"
Justice Wright denied this right to the
jury, and johnson was adjudged guilty
and sentenced to death. On appeal the
decision Of Justice Wright was afirmed.
and a writ OF certiOrar was secured
from the United States Supreme Court.
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LOAN SOCIETY.
LOAN COMPANIES.
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding Probate Court. No. 1890 Ad-
ministraton.-This is to give notice that the sub
scTibeT. Of the District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters teStamsntary the estate Of IneE L. Lyon
late of the District q Columbia deceased An
persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
-scTibeT before the DTH DAY OF MAY
A d. 1915; otherwise they may BY law Be excluded
from all benefit Of aid estate. Given under my
hand this 18th day Of May. 49, UNION TRUST
COMPANY. GEORGE q FLEMING, Second
Vice President. Attest: tSeAll JAMES TANNER
Register Of Wills fer the District II Colnmbia
Clerk a the Probate Court GEORGE Z HAM
ILTON. Attorney. mys jcIII
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&c ZEN "a
Also Called letter, salt Rheum, Pruri-
fua, MIIk-crust, Weeping skin, sc.

Also Called letter, salt Rheum, Prurf-
fua, MIIk-crust, Weeping skin, &c.
ECZEMA CAN BE CURED TO STAY,
And when say cured. I mean Just what Say-
CURED and not merely patched up for a While
TO return W0rse than before. Remember. I naks
this broad statement after putting ten years Of M
time on this one disease and handling in the mean
time a quarter Of a million cases Of this dreadful
dissase. Now, I do not csre what all you have
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n yUu will write TODAY. I will send YOU q
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IN LIE srPRElLE CoERT OF THE DIsTRICT

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. hold Probate COurt-In re a.
tate Of Salle Lou Gnhland. deceased No.
ls. .G1 Application having been made herein
for the probate Of the last will and tesla
ment q saIie Lou GiIHland deoeased and for
letters tsstamentETy on said estate By Mary Won.
s1ecutrx named therein II is By the court ordered.
this the l7th day Of May. A. d. 1917 that
David Boykin. Robert Boykin. and Mary L.
Annie. Julia. and B. P. Boykin. infants. chill
dren Of b. r. Boykin. deceased. heirs at law
and next Of Kin Of said deceased. and all Others
Concerned. appear IN Said Court on TUESDAI.
the ID day q July. lsi2 at 10 a. m. and show
causs Why such application should not be granted
Let copies hereof be published in the Washing
ton Law Reporter and The Washington Herald
once In each Of three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned the first pubca-
ton TO b not less than thirty days before said
retuu day period. By the Court WRIGHT.
Juctice- true cOpy-Attest: (Seal. JAMES
TANNER. ReSiaz u WllA myns s5Hisi
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signing a petition TO be presented TO
City Council asking that these squares
be paved with vitriied brick similar TO
the paving on a part Of that thorough
fare.
Members Of the women's Christian
Temperance Union will tomorrow OBJ
meeting at 10 click al the ChIldren's
Home
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MARKETS---FINANCE---C COMMERCE

lsai9; Mnryland. Virginia. and PennsylEania dairJ
prints. PER h. ISL: proves butter, 2aS.
EGGS-Naryland Pennsylvania and nearby hrsis
loss Of, Is; do. Eastern Shore. Maryland, and Viz
ginia, u Western hrsts los Od. B; West Virginia
hrsts. lo9 on; Southern hrsts. los on. II.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales: Rozular zn. q o'elock nooa-
Norfolk 4 Washingtou steambeEt 6. 500 At lo6.
Washington Gas. 8 at ~. at ~. At 81.
. at g.
Union Trust. at lE. At A5i.
After cal-Union Trust. "a at lBH.
Washington Gas al ~.
Lsnstoa. at 81.
GAS BONDS
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Files Bankruptcy Petition.

A petition in voluntary bankruptcy wss
filed yesterday by John H. c. Scott. a
contractor OF Georgetown. His assets
are listed at 35.2s5 and his liabilities at
SIA ESS&
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
RAILROADS

Quu:=:lcrs furnished By W. B. Hbbs 4 Co.
members Of the New York Stock EIchanEs. Hibbs
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The first political organization in the
country was organized in 1TIa
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The Washington herald., 1912-06-04

Representative Roddenbery. OF Georgia,
delivered an address tonight at the cele-
bration OF the birthday OF Jefferson Davis.
under the auspices Of the Seventeenth Vir-
gfnia Regiment Chapter. United Daugh-
tiers OF the Confederacy, held on the
grounds at "Colross," the residence Of
Mrs William A. Smoot. The celebration
was attended by members OF all OF the
Confederate organizations in the city. The
lawn looked very attractive. being illumi-
mated with hundreds Of japanese lanterns,
a feature being its decoration in red and
white roses, together with a pillar decor
ated with a number OF priced battle flags
belonging to R. E. Lee Camp Confed-
crate Veterans a number Of vocal Sc
lections were given during the evening by
the Masonic quartet. and refreshments
were served. Members OF r. f. Lee Camp
were in their gray uniforms The affair
was presided over by Mrs. L. W. Reid.
President OF the Seventeenth Virginia
Regiment Chapter. and was greatly en-
joyed by those present.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.
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ing
The Washington herald., 1912-06-04
NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Girl Students of Arlington Insti-
tute Give Presentation of
"As You Like It."

Alexandria, June 3.-wIth the pre-
sentation Of AS You Like IT, by q
number of young women students OF
Arlington Institute at that school this
evening began the closing exercises Of
that Institution. The school will be
formally closed tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock with the presentation Of
diplomas to hve young women gradu-
ates.
The play this evening was put on in
most attractive style. and greatly ap-
precisted by the audience attending,
including parents and friends of the
young ladies.
The cast follows: Rosalind. daugh-
ter to Duke Senior, Roxie Doniphan;
Celia, daughter to Duke Frederick, An
ita Howard; Orlando. Louise Pan;
TouchstOne, Lillian Darley; Jacques,
Anna Bartles; Duke Frederick. oliver;
Duke Senior. Mary Ellen Hartman.
Diplomas OF graduation will tO-mor-
row afternoon be awarded to the fol-
lowing: Misses RoxIe Donovan, Lillian
Darley. Mary Ellen Hartman. Clarence
Anita Howard, and Louise McGirr Pan.
The programme. which will be con-
tinued tomorrow. follows: Shakes
Peare's Home" Clarence Anita How
ard; dialogue, RoxIe Doniphan and
Louise Meg. Pan: "Shakespeare's
London" Lillian Darley: The Lost
Chord" the graduating class: with
Shakespeare in Scotland" Mary Ellen
Hartman. With the singing OF "Hark.
Hark. the Lark" the exercises will be
brought to a close.
The funeral OF Col Julius A. De Lag
mel former resident Of this city. who
died this morning at his home. at the
Mendata apartments. Washington. will
take place at 10 o'clock Wednesday aft
ernoon from Demaine's undertaking
chapel Services will be conducted by
Rev. W. J Morton, rector of Christ
Episcopal Church The following will be
palIbearers: William A. Smoot. Harry
R. Burke, Carol Pierce, R NJ Greene,
G. William Ramsay, and R F. Knox.
The deceased is survived by his wife.
who was a Miss Josephine COwles. Prior
to the funeral services here there will
be services at 10 o'clock that morning
at his late apartments. which will
be conducted by Rev. Mr.. Moss. OF
the Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church
The Washington herald., 1912-06-04

A number OF property owners having
homes IN the site OF the old fair grounds
property appeared in the Police Court to-
day to protest against the operation OF
iying horses on the grounds recently in
stalled there There was also a pc
tition presented TO the court signed by
twelve property owners. Objecting to al
lowing the operation Of the horses on
that site.
James Harrison. owner Of the ap-
paratUs. accompanied by Attorney R D.
Brumbach. appeared in court. He told
the court that he had obtained the neces-
sary license for the operation Of the
horses.
The case was dismissed by Justice
Cation. ne taking the ground that it could
be only handled in his court in the event
that IL was a public nuisance. He added,
however. that the only manner in which
this could be handled would be through
the revocation Of the license or through
a civil court on the ground that it was
a private nuisance.
Award Queen. arrested this afternoon
by Deputy United States Marshal d.
E. Robey and a government officer OF
Washington. charged with violating sec
tion Sg6, of the District code. for illegal
fishing, was brought before United
States Commissioner r. P. W. Garnett
at o'clock this evening and entered
plea Of guilty and was released on fur
nishing bond in the sum Of 300. Queen
Will be tried in Washington before the
District Court of Appeals.
Members Of Lafayette Chapter. Royal
Arch Masons, Of Washington, will Fri
day evening next pay its annual visit
to Mount Bernon Chapter. this city, such
visits between the lodges being annually
exchanged. Following initiatOry work a
banquet will be served in the Young
Peoples Building. There will be a mu-
steal programme given and participants
expected are Mrs. Elizabeth De Dier.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rosson, Mrs Sherman B.
Fowler, Miss aKtherine c. Walker James
x. Young, John p. wh!tworth, Wilmer
J. Waller. and Richard Writ. Sherman
B. Fowler will be the accompanist.
Speakers will be Jacobus S. Jones,
grand high priest, District of Column
bia: Erwin S. Hubbard. high priest, La
fayette Chapter. and James Z. Alexan-
der, high priest, of Virginia.
Frank W. Latham, high priest of the
local organization, will preside.
Funeral services for Miss Leona P
Sullivan will be held at $50 O'Clock to-
morrw mrnIng firm ST. Mary's Cathlic
Church. They will be conducted by Rev.
L. F. Kelly, and burial will be made in
Bethel Cemetery.
The Congregational Quartette, OF Wash
ington, will tomorrow night give a con-
cert in the Young Peoples building Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
Proceeds will be for the benefit Of the
First Baptist Church Sunday School.
A number Of property owners on Fair
fax Street, between Duke and Wilkes
Streets. q distance Of two squares, are
The Washington herald., 1912-06-04

A number Of property owners on Fair
fax Street, between Duke and Wilkes
Streets. q distance OF two squares, are
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CURB MARKET

'EI-dir.. IA per cent.
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The Congregational Quartette, Of WASH
ington, will tomorrow night give con-
cert in the Young Peoples building Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
Proceeds will be for the benefit Of the
First Baptist Church Sunday School
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Funeral services for Miss Leona P.
Sullivan will be held at $50 o'clock to-
morrw mrnlng firm ST. Mary's Cathlic
Church. They will be conducted by Rev.
L. F. Kelly, and burial will be made in
Bethel Cemetery.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-20
La parada
del Domingo

Nam cuando solo eoucltg rAeron cnco
carr0zas adOrnadas onveInentemente,
por cl njlmero de Vehicdlos,-cochcs V
AUTOMOBILES, que era nuTaerosO, re-
sult1 brillantc Ia parada del domingo ;
este. naturalmentc, c0ntapd0 con las
elegantes y bellas damas distinguidos
caballeros De la sociedad selccta de
San Juan Que tripulaban dichos veh;cu-
los
Las carrozas fueron todas cclebra-
das. FL primer premio Sc le atorg6
la que simulaba un canastillo de flo
res que pertenece al senor W. Zeno que
con este, va van tres amos que ha al
canzado premios. El segundo a Ia aue
imitaba un abanicO de los SenoreS Pie
trantoni, SOLO Go. Y 81 tercero al
que representaba un patio andaluz.
que fu6 hecha pOr los j6venes Fadsto
Marin, Luis Carolina Relnaldo Pa
niagua, hijo
y tai pflmcFd de las caFrOzaS cltadaS
lie ocurri6 un aecidente que, afortnna-
nadamente, no tuvO las iamentables
conSecuencias que pudo tener: EN- mo
mentos EN- que esquivaba IN chome
con an autom0vil, frentc Ia casa del
DR.. hunoz DIaz, en- Sant1rce, Ia Sc
lorita Angelita Guillermety, una de !as
bellas tripuIantes, fue Ianzada terra
recibiendO un rasguno sin importan-
Ella Ell Ell eaello y contuSi1nes en- ana
mano.
Y siguieron los vehiculo, aasta el III
o6dromO donde hubo renidas bna
LAS de confetis, y papeliics y ser,cu-
tinas Y cIorotil0 =.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-20
Los espanoles y el
Canal de Panama
Un nOtabilisimo artioulo

De tn gran revista catalina. tgrf~>
curio, reproducimos = admirablc Fl
ticulo dc Federico Rahola. a los: Fs.
panoles de America. Vasco Nu1o' A..
Halboa el Canal De Panam :" ira al.
oello desde 81 punto de- vista lifeari,
y de una altisima tendencia uue Irh.
haiiar quIenes Ia sccundeu entusiaa
tas.
I'll BOLETIN MERCANTfL - tou
ra al acoger i reprodIcir - ar 4,
del ilustre periodista Federico Ealofa
y no obstante Ia considerable air ala
eion que aqui tiene Ia Bcvista lf-r
eurio, 'quierc contribuir luc Il ,ie.
del senior Rahola S. difuuda ms .rfr.
n0sOtros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-20
UNA GANCA

Qnier desec adquirir an moblia,e
para saiay compuesio d. doce ullar
euatro sillones dos buiacas. un ao-i /,
una mesita centro. MADEIRA curvada a
Vlena. tiene ahora propicia oportun
dad
Hay ademas, urn mesa seis siIas
para comedori un guarda comldax un
chinero un tinaiero con 50 picdra. uu
nitro y una mesa con piedra mnrrao'
para el servicio del comedoi.
Tambien puede adquirirse una cam
de hisrzc. para una plaza. az ia-sba
Bste nebihario esta .comnletam.ns
nuevo y puede verse. en- Ia casa u6mere
SS de In ealls de TstuGn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-20
Ell bale infantiI
Las festas del Casino

: Aver tarde di6 eI Casino Espanol
de San Juan, una fiesta simpaticd y
bella.
Una interesantc muchedumbrc in
fanti invadia los salones, la terraza,
todos los departamentos del espiendi-
do circulo social, que Ofrecia un gran
bale para los ninos de los socios.
La animation fu6 extraordinaria; los
lindos invitados bailaron desde las
tres las seis En- la terraza fucron
obsequiados con refrescos y al entrar
recibi6 cada nino I'm paQete de bonn
bones.
Algunos llevaban TRACES muy apro-
piados, muy bien elegidos, y todos, mo
nisimOs.
Para esta noohe Sc prepara en- el
mismo centro un gran bale de Mas
caras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-20
Una nina en- peligro

Hoy ESQ de las nueve * ia manaua.
eI autom6vil guiado por e chauffeur
Jose H. Soto arroEl6, al desnmbocar 1e
Ia calle de la Luna la del 1risto "A Ia
nina Cristina RobIeS; graci,r9 u la ad-
mirabIe serenidad de eSta, quo 81 agarr6
a los hierros deIanteroS del vehiculo, Sc
sostuvo hasta que par6, pudo evitarSc Ia
muerte de Cristina que aforunadampn-
te, solo recibi0 lesi0neS leve, H. las qnc
fue inmediatamcnte turadG
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-20
Anuncio del Carnaval

II regalo de diez naquiDas que haee
Ia COsnisi6n del Carnival, igual hume
70 Re senoritas pobres lie San Juan So
verifieara en- ell Teatro Municipal, e Sa-
bado "A del corriente febrero a las tres
de la tarde. Obedece esta dilaci6n que
no sc han distribuido tempo las bole-
tas eatre las senoritas de San Juan, San
tllnce, Marina Puerta de TERRA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-20
FL suceso de aver
Ell seiior Montalban, absuelto.

En- la harberfa americana que, como
Saben nuestros lectores, esti situada
en- Ia esquina de la callc de la Cruz y
Plaza dc BaIdorioty, Sc deSarroIi0 aver
tarde la primera parte de una eXtrana
pelIcuIa que Sirvi0 de tema a todas
las conversaciOnes a los mas diversos
concentrates.
Entr6 en- dicho establecimiento, "a
comprar unos tabacos, ell distinguidO
eXcurSi0nista espanol Don Cesar Luis
lie M0ntaiban. y cuando los eStaba es-
eogiendo de frente al mostrador, IN
suieto de noInbre Edo. Van Wrinkle, Sc
Dermitio la brOma inaudita de quitarle
le la cabeza 81 Sombrero al senor de
NontaIban.
Este voivi0 la cara para yer 81 era
n amigo quien tai hacia, per0 al notar
ne era mn suieto desconocido le re
shaZ0 violentamente FL brOmista, Que
IN duda sc sinti6 con tales alientos
aldo de Su gran cOrpulencia tir6 in
unetazo al senior de Montalban que
ste le contcSt0 certeramente. Medic Ell
ojibfico que eStaba en- liz barheria, Sc
'arandoies, Y las puertas del esta-
Dleclmiento Sc aglOmer0 In multitud.
EntoneeS liego la policia, los a,ni-
Fos de Van FinkIe pudieron, a pesar
lei v0lunen de este, escamotearie. sas-
trayGndole por 10 pr0nto la detrn-
l6n que huhiera sufrido desde el pri-
ncr momcnto = que la hubiera scrv;do
para ah0rrarse mas de cuatro mann
oorros que POGO despu6s recibicra. co
no vera el curioso lector
Pasado el incidente, el senor Mon
alban Sc dirigi6 su hospedaje en- el
llotel Puerto Rico, y cuando va iba
iegando, en- la esquina de la antigua
botica de Daubon. VIC al sujeto de Ia
9arberia que Sc ilegaba hacia q en-
ana actitud que no le dej6 duda De
caal habria dc ser la suya
FL americana, porque Van Vinklo IS
americano, Sc aproxim6 demasiado al
senor Montalban y este aproxim6
mas todayia la cabeza de Van Vinkle.
el contundente puno de su latigo de
vlaJero.. iy fne el puno ell que Sc rom
plot. Entonces, Montalban, sc volvi6
un ventiador el6ctrico; Van Vinkle ro-
do por el sueIo, efectO de los golpes
que recibiera por fuera y de los que va
tenla almacenadoS por dentro, Y caan-
do ya tenia 10 suyo, lego la policia y
detuvo los dos, entire las protestas del
publico Que pedia la ibertad del Sc
nor Montalban.
FL honorable Juez Barbosa les Sc
nal0 una fianza de cien dollars para
quedar en- libertad provisional; por el
senior MontaIban la prestaron EN- Sc
guida los senorcs Cu6tara (Don Sal
Waldorf J SOLO
eSIa manana sc celebrO el JuiciO.
y el Honorable -Iuez Barbosa absolvi6
al senior MontaIban y conden6 una
nu!ta de cinco dollars a Edo. Van
Vinkle.
Clnc0 dollars no es gran cosa, pero
hay que tener en- cuenta que Van
Vlnkle VA habia llevadO 10 suyo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-20
FL senor Aldrey

NueStro c0rresponSal en- Humacao nos
comunica que Ell licenciado Audrey ha ex-
perimentado una relativa mejoria, ha
pasado la nOche tranquilo.
DeseamoS que Sc acent1e mas la me-
J0ria del distinguidO enfermo.