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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-10
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 1".-'rhe co,ton
market opened firm at an advance of >
10 d? points in response to higher cables
than due. coverin" and renewed support
of Nav and July 10y some of the leading
spot houses. Trading was quite active,
and the market sold up TO net advance
of from 1n to II points during the early
session. with May contracts reaching
12.4:. Prices later reacted to ) points
Futures opened firm. March. FOL
MAY. 81: June. l22i bid: July. 1c.!U.
august. l. IL: September. 11.1a. October.
l1.sU: DeccmJcT. II. ~: January. 1.'4.
The market was less active iateH in the
morning. but held generally steady and
about eight 10 ten points net higher. Pr
vate wires from Memphis said there was
u slightly better spot demand. but re-
ports We're also received of beneficial
rains in Texas. and some of the news
coming in from the south indicates that
Il great deal of cotton is still being held
in the interior.
Spot-tlu'"t: rnidd1ing uplands. 1895
aominal Estimated receipts at all the
ports today. $4,000 bales. against 14.9el
last week. and ..0.46S last year. For
the week. 10000 bales, sainst l39.451
last week. and 3o5.44s last year. To-
DAYS receipts at Galveston. 1860.
against 1929 last year: at New Or
leans. Ill. against 3.S52 last year. and
at Houston. S,G4, against 1S.111 last
ycar
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WICKERSHIM APPROVES
THE DISSOLUTION PLAN
Says Competition Will Supplant Mo-
nopo1y Under Scheme of Pa
cifics' Separation.

Announcement has been made by At
tOrney General Wickersham OF his APP
proval of plan for the dissolution of
the Hartman merger of the Union Pa
cific and Southern Pacific railroads.
The plan announced is essentially the
same as that made public a few days ago
by the two roads when they reached an
agreement satisfactory TO themselves for
dissolving the merger
The Attorney General goes inc greater
detail. however. and declares that COM
petition will supplant monopoly under
the agreed scheme of separation. He
gives it his unqualified approval.
The various contracts necessary for the
carrying out of the agreement authorized
by the boards of directors of the railroad
companies. have been completed and the
effectiveness of the plan IS conditioned
upon its approval by the United States
district court. To which ii will be pre-
scented at an early uIN.
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Real Estate Transfers.

BARRY FARM-Wiiliam II. Underdue ct
ux to Alice f. Luckey. lot IA, section
): $40.
MOUNT PLEASANT ITEIGHTS-Fulton
r. Gordon ct uX to Thomas z. IIick-
man. lot 30 square 1: $40.
WISCONSIN AVENUE EXTENDED
Company to Frank NJ. and Mary II.
Holmes. lot 397. square 1901: SO.
FIRST ADDITION TO AMERICAN
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS AND
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
William Y. Jones ct uX. to Grace A.
Jones. lots 16 to ~. block - lot 10,
block f. First Addition to American
University Heights: lots :. and =. block
.. ard lots ~ and 70 block T., Ameri-
can University Park: 81.
FIRST ADDITION TO AMERICAN Uni
VERSITY PARk-Annie g. Jones ct
vr. William V. to Grace A. Jones,
lots " and -. block 4; 81.
MANOR PARk-H. T. Martin to Mary l..
Martin. lots 1 to Il. II to %, block
::345 and all block 1896 So
FIRST ADDITION TO WASHINGTON
HIGHL ANDS-Cha c. TAYLOR Ia
Herman Holz, lot ~, square 6l29: $40
Same to same. lots ~, Al. a., square
til63: $40.
MOUNT PLEASANT-Harry A. Kite ct
uX. 20 Lewis and Florence \. White,
lot - square :;056: SO. Same to Amer
F. and Gertrude NARROW, lot %, square
0.a,: $40.
BEVERLY-Mary l.. Green to ID. ii. r.
Drury. lot IL. square 5l9I: so.
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ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

Leave of absence for two months is
granted Capt. Ralph II. Goldthwaite.
Medical Corps.
First Lieut.. Albert l.. IIall.6th Field .sr-
tillery. will proceed to Indianapolis. Ind.
for duty as inspector instructor of the Or
ganized militia. vice First Lieut.. John c.
Maui. Field Artillery. who is assigned to
the 18th Field Artillery.
Leave of absence for one month is
granted Col. Arthur c. Ducat, infantry,
recruiting officer
ippine Scouts. recently appointed from
sergeant. 18th Cavalry. will proceed to
Manila. r T.. for duty.
Sergt. Walter W. Tobin. Hospital Corps.
Walter Reed General Hospital. will be
DISCHARGED from the army by purchase.
BY direction of the President and upon
the application of First Sergt. John Ryan.
Company r. 10Th Infantry. that soldier
will be placed upon the retired list.
Private FRS: Glass Fred DrUry. Hospi-
tai Corps. Walter Reed General Hospital.
will report at Fort Baker. Cal. for duty.
Capt. John w. Barnes. 18th Infantry. is
relieved from assignment TO that resi-
rlent.
Capt. Edward r. Andres. Quartegmas ter
Corps. is relieved from de;ail in that corps
and assigned to the 18th Infantry at Fort
Mackenzie. WyO.
By direction of the President and upon
Brnsmead. 18th Cavalry. that soldier will
be placed upon the retired list.
Naval Orders.
Lieut.. @. .. Carter. from the New Jer
sey. TO leave. resignation accepted TO take
effect April IL. 1913.
Civil Engineer \: \. Baker: from navy
yard. New York. y. Y. to tsiatic station.
Naval Movements.
The BTutus has arrived at Consta ntino-
pie. the Des Moines al Guacanayabo bay.
the PatapscO at Cape Haitien. the
Gloucester at the New York navy yard.
the Justin Paul Jones and Preble at San
Diego. and the Utah, Florida North Da-
kota, YanI1tOn and Solace at Guantan-
amO.
The Minnesota. Idaho and Ohio have
sailed from Cristoba! Cor Guantanamo.
the Fox from Bremerton for a cruise in
Puget sound. the Wyoming from Guacan
ayaho for Guantanamo, the Tallaha ssee
from Norfolk for Washington. and the
Cvclops Tonopah. Casfine. D-1. d.. Oh
and FL from Guantanamo for Guacana-
yabo bay
The Tennessee has ceased To he the
flagship OF the special service squadron
,Tennesscr and Montana. and TIC com
handing officer of In" Montana has sue
cccdcd TO the command of the squadron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-10

DISTRICT COCRT-Justice Gould.
In re extension Of Underwood street;
verdict Of jury filed; jury discharged.
In re extension Of Lamont street: YER
dict of jury confirmed.
CRIMINAL COURT NO. 2Justice Gould
Mavitte ast Royal Life Insurance Com
panE verdict for defendant by direction
of court: plaintiffs attorneys. webb &
Stein: defendants attorneys. Lambert 4
Ieatman
Noigt agt VALLEY: certiorari qua shed
without cos: 10 plaintiff.
Sterritt agt. Phillips. dismissed for fall
ure to file declaration.
PROBATE COt-RT-Justice anderson.
Estate of Pennington Halstead: PORTION
Tor probate OF will filed: attorney, I. A
Barnard.
Estate of Stilson Hutchins: petition for
leave to amend former petition and mo
ton for rehearing filed: attorneys. Gitt-
ngs 4 Chamberlin.
Estate of Sarah F. Wise: will dated
November %. 1905, flied with petition Tot
probate; attorney. w. d. Shoemaker.
Estate of William l.. Phillips: letters OF
administration granted to Thomas X
Nalley: bond. $3.50: attorney. George {.
Gertman
Estate of Katherine Lawn; petition for
letters of administration filed: attorney.
NJ NJ. Doyle.
Estate of William Dickerson: refer
ence to auditor; attorney. W. G. Martin.
Estate of George ii. Dorrell: letters OF
administration grained to Lillian r, DOT
rell: bond. $1.JO: attorney, Gus A.
Schuldt..
Estate of Jane Read: will admitted to
probate and letters testamentary granted
to Sarah r. Post: bond. $500; attorneys
Gordon & Gordon.
Estate of Daniel W. Fisher: will adj
mitted to probate and letters testament
tary granted to Howard Fisher: bond.
81 geo; attorney. G. y. Keigwin
Estate of Mary c. Perry; will admitted
to probate and letters testamen.ars
granted to James W. French; bond. 800:
attorneys. Gordon 4 Gordon.
Estate of Mary r. r. hewitt: Will al
mitted to probate and letters testament
airy granted to J. Ramsay hewitt; bona.
$500; attorneys F. y. F'enning and +. W.
Parker.
Estate of Edward Pitts: will admitted
to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Osee Pitts: bond. 500; attor-
neys, NJ. y. Richardson and G. ;. ShreNe.
Estate of Virgic 3. Tracy; letters OF
administration granted to Albert ~.
Shoemaker: bond. 81 800; attorney. 4. T.
Shoemaker.
Estate of Frederick E. Wilson: will ad-
mitted to probate and letters testament
tary granted to William *. Ellis: bond
5000: attorneys. Blair &; Hillyer-'
Estate of Horace W. Upperman; letters
of administration granted to Samuel Is.
I'pperman: bond. SlW: attorneys. n l..
Newmyer and Lyon & Lyon.
In re I-Ottie Dunn: order appointing
Thomas a. Madigan guardian: bond. MUV:
attorneys. F. \. Fehning and e. w. Par
ker.
In re estate of Stilson Hutchins: attor-
neys. Cuttings & Chamberlain. Johnson.
Perry & Son, Darlington and Merillat.
Travers agt. Miller ct al; attorneys.
Robson. Brown. Davis. Laskey and Boyd.
Caldwell agt Caldwell ct al: complain
ants attorney. Reilly; defendants attor-
ney, Ambrose.
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Ideal Competitive Conditions.

The Attorney General says: THE re-
suit of the whole transaction will he to
create ideal competitive conditions be-
tween the Union Pacific and the South
ern Pacific for transcOntinental business
between eastern points and Portland and
San Francisco, and TO relieve the states
Of California and Oregon of the monopoly
of railroad control which has been the
occasion of such widespread public dis
satisfaction in the past. The Attorney
General feels that the approval and carry
ing out Of this plan will accomplish re-
suits of inestimabIe benefit to the public.
and results far more satisfactory than
there was any reason to anticipate could
have been secured.
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MONEY BILL DISPUTES
hRNAL[I COMPOSED
q
important Items" Legislative
BIZ Still in Debate Be-
. tween Hsuses.

Confer-ks on the LEGISLATIVE appropria-
ton biz. to adjust ttse differences he
tween ttt, two houses Of Congress over
30 amendments. invot.ing s5N,.i31. have
reached =: partial agree nent, according to
reporA filed in the Senate today by
Senator arren. q
Upon i f proposal t increase the sal
aries ofsthe park Policemen from So
to $500 tie conferccs Aached a compro-
mise 50 ::1at the wa;c5 meu of the parks
will get kn advance iss salary from $50
to $3.50 ~ year. I
to the i's,!sion requir!.g the civil service
comm,sssen TO investi@, ate the needs of
the aerv:se and make suggestions for it,
improve, e,nt- AS it rss adopted hy the
conferee1 the provisio@ says:
Itxes a Salary Limit.
For til: establfshmes. and maintenance
Of sys.:m Of efficier1y ratings for ini-
tial year ;'l5.0ol. to he Immediately avail
able =
1.-THE 4, il service C, Emission shall in
vesiigat.3i and report go the President.
with it's g. ecommendatksns. as to the adj
ministra n needs OF re service relating
to pers y mel in the Iseveral executive
departm Nts and ind. Hendent establish
tHeliI 1.-the DlSt1iSt '.s,l 'cidiIlpid. dnu
report tosA'onsress det.E Is o. expenditures
apd Of -Aogress Of vsorn hereunder at
TIE beg.>.iing of eac. regula- sessio":
provided *that no pcIson shall he en-
ploved i:.:eunder at Il compensation i'm
excess os~S4VO per a.Nnum.
Many = the important items i'm dis
agreemei.S are still undecided. There has
been adj'.Sted amendments involving APP
propriatiHs Of see2.I2k3i. while amend
ments inH'lving s211.:.>.1S are still dis
SsGf ras ~ haa
reached. Ile House IS receded from
items i'm diving seo3.5 =. while the Sen
ate has lded only Ss.sla,
Apst on Commerce Court.
The Sc ,e-s provisik for an extern
sion of life of the commerce Court
until Jug is still; undecided, 81
though i sis prcdictedz that the House
will ultiI ,ely yield @ this point.
Upon amemdmens Adopted by the
Senate. Pr. idinG for t:se payment from
the fedela Treasury e the travelling
expenses az the special: commission APP
pc inted President Taft to investi-
safe the S>ed and desi' bility OF 4; ma
tional a-sodynamicaI Laboratory. the
not be.zl able to agree.
There ia still disagree ssilent. also. over
the sena'xs provisions for branch mint
veyors s.ss"ral and th-ir clerks. which
the Hous. desired TO eelnom.Ze upon by
failure to snake amy appropriation.
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RECEIVERS FOR COPPER co.
Big Heinze Corporation Is Capital
lied at $80,00O,OOO.

NEW YORK, February IO.-Receivers
We're appointed in the federal district
court here today for the United Copper
Company. The appointments We're made
on the application of Maurice DcicheS re-
ceiVCr Of the Aetna Indemn.~ Company
Tre receivers arr. John :. Sheppard jr
OF this city and addison j.. cudworth of
l. londonderry VI.
p '(gustu., HeinZc is president of the
coInpany. which has been involved i'm liti-
-ation since the panic of 1891, when its
: t"ck collapsed on the curb. 1t il CAPT
taij9ed at $>O.OD0.Hto, of which $j0OoO.GU
: outstanding.
II was properties in Utah, Montana
:ti.d British columbia.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. February 1O.-Reports to-
day from India that rains were general
made the wheat market decline. There
was also d liberal increase in stocks on
ocean passage. Fine weather, too.
counted against the bulls. Opening prices
were isaH to 1aass lower. May started at
93's to 94l4, the same change as the mar
ket taken altogether and sagsed to 1874 d
c37e.
Oats took IN easy turn with other
grain MAY. which started unchanged to
q down. at ::I%s TO :.Il.. fell to 3Jl4.
Steadiness formed the rule in provisions.
Initial sales varied from Saturday night S
level to az below. with May at 1916, to
1|.1n for pork, I0.I2la for lard and 1910
for ribs
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cLARk,' ! HOUSE
IS WORK is BEHIND
Membe|s Must attend SEES
sions: He says!st Supply
BiI|$EAre to Be Passed.

Speaker 5hamp Clark shook his gavel
at the meI pers Of the ''ouse today and
told them :s.ey must get Gown to business
a in the fe'3Fe""i""s y'yS of the soz-
When the : louise went ito session there
were less Fan dozen -.nembers on the
floor =.
The cha.A does not l:tlieye.'' he said
that memsers realize to- serious condi-
ton of thi;< is in the House. We are
near the et7 of the Sc ssion. and there
are still hf,$ of the a. nropriation bills
Does nsss E. Want !, Boss.
The chair loes not wnnt to see those
bills GO oves to the extraordinary ses-
sion. and I not beli'. the members
do. =
THE chair .oes not w2s,t TO set himself
up as boss. Ht the onlh& way for us to
stay in their4 places on -he floor of the
House. i
The fortific:;eons bill. t..e second supply
measure TO =. through roth houses, was
finally passed <today.
Big p Us Still Waiting.
The eXecuti2. legislat:-re and judicial
bill Is the onl 4other measure sent to the
President. we otbeE appropriation
measures have een passxi by the House
and are pendiI:: in the Senate. one is un-
der consideration i'm the .sfouse, two are
ON the House calendar swaiting action.
and four havslyet to b. reported from
the various col mittees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-10

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah e. Poe
of COL l. street southeast, who died sud
denly while attending a church meeting
Wednesday evening, We're held yesterday
afternoon at Metropolitan A. NJ f..
Church Rev. G.. l.. White officiating Mrs
Poe was stricken while attending a meet
ing of the stcwardesses board of the
church OF which she was a member
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LONDON MARKET.
LnNDuN. February iu,

LONDON. February fo.-Money and
discount rates We're steady today.
The Bank of England secured most of
the S+,op.cpo South African gold offered
n the open market.
The mining Carry-Over occupied the at d.
tcntion of dealers on the stock exchange
today and trading otherwise was small at
irregular price changes. Mexican shares
We're weak on revolutionary raTs and
tcIephon. stocks We're FIT but COPPER
loscd firmer.
American securities OPENED II s.dv and
fraction higher. hut realizing depressed
values before midday Later .Amalgamat-
ID copper improved On better trade re-
ports and Canadian Pacific declined a
point under Berlin selling She resi- of
the list slowly eased off ana closed quiet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-10
THE COURTS.
United States Commerce Court.

Present: Presiding Judge Knapp and
Judges Hunt, Garland and Mack.
Mr. W. NJ. Barrow. assistant attorney
general of Louisiana, was admitted to
practice.
The calendar was called and cases were
continued Or assigned for argument as
follows:
Nos. - rs, Ga a. ST. 81. So and IS. con-
tinued by agreement of counsel.
No. II. Atchson, Topeka and Santa
Railway Company ct al ast. United
States: interstate commerce commission
ct al. interveners: to set aside an order
of the Interstate commerce commission
reducing from $50 TO $50 per car the
charge for refrigeration of citrus fruits
where such fruits are proceeded and
ple-iced by shippers; for final hearing
February II.
No S. Southern Railway Company ct
al. agt. United States: interstate COM
merce commission ct al. interveners: to
set aside an order of the interstate COM
merce commission prohibiting the petit
TONERS from charging higher rates on
freight between Newport News. Va. and
points in certain prescribed territory than
between Norfolk. Va. and the same
points by agreement of counsel case was
taken under Amusement for final deter
animation on the record and arguments
heretofore presented upon applicat ton for
preliminary Injunction.
No. So United States aSt Erie Rail-
road Company: to restrain the railroad
DloNes of water carriers not subject to
the act to regulate commerce: for hear
ing February -.
No. 50 Butler County Railroad Com
parry agt. United States: Interstate COM
merce commission, interviewer: TO set
aside an amended order of the interstate
commerce commission relative to the
right Of certain so-called tap-ine on plant
facility railroads to participate. COM
mon carriers. in through routes and joint
rates with Longtime carriers. For hear
ing February T..
Nos. 80. 81. o. and %. Louisiana and
Pacific Railway Company ct al agt
United States ct al. Woodwork and
Louisiana Central Railway Company.
Limited. er al. agt United States e.
al: Mansfield Railway and TranSporta-
ton Company ct al agt. United States
ct al: Victoria. Fisher and Western
Railway Company ct al ast. United
States; interstate commerce commission
interviewer in all cases. To set aside an
order and amended order of the inter
state commerce commission relative to
the right of certain so-called tap-line
or plant facility railroads to participate.
as common carriers. in through routes
and joint rates with Longtime carries.
leave to intervene granted Atchison.
ct al. and railroad commission of
Florida. Hearing on motion of United
states to dismiss. Argument commenced
by Mr.. Assistant Attorney General
Denison for the United States. and con
tinued by Mr. Blackburn Esterlinc for
the United States. Mr. Charles w. Need
ham for the Interstate commerce COM
mission and Mr.. James l.. Coleman for
the intervening carriers.
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General Market Shows No
Advance Tendencies.
SPEClAlTIES AN EXCEPTION
Selling Converges on Southern Pacific
Shares.
LOWEST POINT SINCE 1910
inactive Stocks Also Encounter
Steadily Falling Prices-Coalers
Show Unexpected Heaviness.

NEW YORK. February 1c.-Some sell
ing by the trading element vas induced
by the outbreak of the Mexican revO-
luton. upon which more stress laid
as unfavorabe factor than upon
developments favoring the other side of
the market such as the governments
approval of the Hartman dissolution
and reports that steps were being taken
reopen the Balkan peace negotiations
Foreign markets were depressed and
the lower opening here was credited to
q reawakening of bcarish activity in the
shares most affected lay the Mexican re-
volt. Stocks of railroads and industrial
properties operating III Mexico gave way
abruptly in spots
Strained relations between th@ eastern
railroads and their firemen and the de
pletion of bank reserves also FURNISHED
ammunition fer the bears
Bonds, We're easier.
Selling conversed on Southern Pacific
in which the initial transaction was
80 shares AT 1u;;'s to 1882. a maximum
decline of a point The price OF mig
equals the low point touched in Decem-
her, which was the bottom figure since
1910. Declines generally e:ere fractional
with the exception of Canadian PACING,
which lost ~.
The general market showed no inclina-
ton to follow an upward movement In
IAN. which gained H.. Coal stocks he
trayed unexpected heaViness. AID some
minor spccialties were also und.r consid-
cradle pressure.
Still lower prices We're made by the
!eading i=liIes in the early afternoon.
The falling off of io.,.t'rt tons in untitled
orders put Steel down To GIs. southern
Pacific touched 1o:;ss. the lowest since
1910 Inactive shares encountered a
steadily falling market. Goodrich broke
-. and Peoples Gas III, the latter on the
unfayorable annual report.
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District Supreme Court.

EQUITY COURT NO. Justice Barnard.
In re lunacy of IT. l.. Wise: order
authorizing investments attorneys,
Brandenburg & Brandenburg.
Cooper agt. LanderS: order for COM
mission to issue; plaintiffs attorney,
+. r. Rhodes: defendants attorneys, ].
L. Gardiner and Il. L. Graham.
Achterllirchcn agt. colemann: auditor $
report confirmrd; plaintiffs attorney
NJ. u. Rosenberg: defendants attorney,
j. =. Srhick.
Washington City and Comfy invest
ment Association act. Cooperative
Building Bank: order declaring result
ant trust plaintiffs attorney. George G.
Gcrtman: defendants attorney. H. NJ.
Packard.
Adams agt. ADAMS: trustees report
ratified: plaintiffs attorney. George c.
Gertman.
| order appointing J. b. Carter. T. G.
Dulin and T.. s. Duvall. jr., receivers;
bond. 100000: plaintiffs attorneys. Will
liam Henry White and r. S Duvall. jr.
EQUITY COURT NO. a-Justice Ander-
In re lunacy of John J. Bodwin order
authorizing deposit of unnvested funds
attorney. i. \. Fenning.
In re hlnacy of Rudolph Schwan: ac-
count referred to auditor: attorney. +. A.
fleming.
Blake ast FAINT: order to sell and
transfer stock; attorney, Williar' y. Cor
don.
Sonneman act. Sonn"man: cause dis
missed: almony and counsel fee awarded
defendant; plaintiffs attorney. w. T..
Ambrose: defendants attorney. X. T..
Mattingly
Pickford agt Talbot; order directing
detention of portion of fund and immedi-
ate distribution of balance; plaintiffs at
torneys, Birney & Woodland: defendant s
attorney. John Ridout.
CIRCUIT COURT. NO. 1-Chief Justice
Clabaugh.
Thomas agt. Phillips: Judgment on YER
dict: plaintiffs attorneys. Baker IL Ho-
gan; defendants attorney, II. Winship
" heatley.
change: verdict for plaintiff for s2n7".o4:
plaintiffs attorney. W. c. sullivan: de-
PENDANTS attorney. T. G. Bradley.
Vitagraph Company agt Imperial Film
ST .6222..O5: plaintiffs attorney, w. c. Sui
livan: defendants attorney, T. &. Brad
ley.
Shisler agt Capital Traction Company
1.-TWO cases.: on trial: plaintiff attorneys
]. S. Easily Smith and r. b. Fleharty
defendants attorneys, r. Ross Perry &
Son.
CIRCUIT COURT NO. 2-Justice Wright
Brand agt. Merchants Transfer and
Storage Company: on trial; plaintiffs at
torneys. ID. W. O'Donoghue and j. H.
label: defendants attorneys. +. J. Hogan
and +. II. Yeatman.
CRIMINAL COURT NO. I-Justic. Stat
ford.
United States .gt. Lillian Bowie: held
by coroners jury: bail fixed at s2.H,o;
recognzance taken, with IL. A. I.inger
surety.
United States aGt. Alopzo r. Bunch:
order to restore cash deposit to NJ T..
Dryden.
United States ast. William F.. vermil-
violating act of March ;, 1897; nolle pros /;
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. February in-Wheat-
Spot steady: No. Manitoba. as nj; No
- ~ i'd: No. =. as ::i2d: futures steady:
March as -a.d: May. IS IL: July. as I'd.
Corn-Spot easy: American mixed. new.
Is I'D: american mixed. Oil ';s: cd. via
Galveston. .iS sd: futures ttrm: February
taI- Plata. ;.sa,s I'D; March C\mcrican
mixed. 4sailtS ID.
Flour-Winter patents. ~ sd Hops in
London tPaCitc COAST. * 1.,sa G-I Is.
Mild temperature weakened corn. May
opened - To !. off at - 10 Ill. and
descended Ia :t;'s.