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The Washington herald., 1916-07-23
BANK STATEMENT
Shows INCREASE
Evidences Accumulation of
Stocks for Streets Account
in Last Few Days.

New York, July 22-That stocks have
been accumulated for the account Of
Wall Street in the last few days was
made evident today through the bank
statement.
The average surplus showed an increase
OF SS.Ss4,Eo compared with an increase
OF only N2S5,s so in the actual. The
average loans were reduced s4S, 80, 900
while the actual reduction was only S3,-
mand deposits was SIS, $1,000, while
the actual reduction was only s2,1s5, 900.
Most impressive of today's movements
was the advance Of a point in steel.
Earnings for the last quarter of the
fiscal year will be made public Tuesday
afternoon. Wall Street expects earnings
Of S5,ooo,0oo net. Most people in the
Street expect an extra dividend, but the
bankers behind the market are indi1er
ent believing that the market can be
put up better with the cash left in the
treasury.
Sugars are coming into favor and able
judges OF the market were advising to-
day the purchase Of a line of sugar
stocks. In this group they include United
7ruit as we'll as American Beet Sugar.
Cuba Cane Sugar and several other
most excellent securities.
Wall Street Is very hopeful that the
war will last several years. The hope Is
based on the fact that in the new NUM-
tions contracts being discussed some OF
the deliveries run up to March g. 1917.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square rs 1t S-Cayl H. Baker ct u1 Marion
L, 70 Norrsn l. Sanso1rv and Jossph B. Bowling
TO secure Charles L. Tankerslev S,oo: monthly
Isyments. pr cent.
Square IS. part lot ~ all lot 40 and
east Iart lot "a -Heloise McCrle Sands u National
Sa vlngs 4 Tr7ISt Co.. to SCOTT Charles ] Bell
trustee, Permanent Building Find Georze Wash
tngton Memo-ia! Association Saro; years. S rsr
cent. seni-Snnusly.
Hcunt Pleasant. lot g7-Harrv NJ CrspdsU ct
uN. Catherine E. to William A Hill and John
F. King. n secure Charles W King jr 500:
to p months. per cent
PetwoTh. lot IS. block sl-Iulia B Rradbr.-,
to B. Francis Saul and ] Wriley Jacobs I, secure
Thomas E Allen $50; } wears 6 per cent semi
annually. S-ne 10 William { shannon and
Charles VI. Wallir-Sford, To secure NTddaugh &
shannon, Inc. %; monthly payments. pcr
cent
Square ~ n: IHo-R H Pearson TO Wilton J
Lambert ard C. II. Fen to secure Washington
Land Mortgage Go. Sloo; ! and > years. rsr
cent.
Square gS lots 20 Il and q to Q: SQUARE
aSs. lot l; square G52. lotS ! . ard ,: square
s2ol, lots l. and :: square SaC2 lots ! 70 5 and
n to s.; squs-r Eic. lots TO o. = Is and II to
2 3. g. . and $ = p; square 51g. lots l u T.
% and z square s-Ot lots Is To 2; square azOs
lots 6s and sa- Capital Realty Company to Robert
H Mcneil ard Linn Brsnnon 10 secure The
Citizans Bank n Weston West Virginia, S25 900:
months, pr- cert.
Trinidad lots - , and "a block flames E
D-lckett 70 secure Cyrus W. Chapel s. 100;
monthly Tayuents per cent.
Center lexington. lot 43 block ls-August Speck
man ct ux Katharine. to Chaplin Brown and Henry
H Bergman. = secure Oriental Building Asso-
ciation NJ. e. SOD.
Square - Joy l5'-Willism E. Hopkins and
Eleanor F Hopkins, to Washington Loan & Trust
COMPANY. to secure Equitable Cooperative Build
ing Association 800.
Square zoo. lot 2s-Harry L. Golladsy ct uH
Rubenia V. IN B. Francis Saul and James F.
Shea to secure Home Savings Bank $500; monthly
payments, PER cent.
Square 5O57. lot S-John H. Davis ct ux. Emily
J., to B. Francis Saul and James F. Shea. 90
secure Home Savings Bank s. 20: monthly payments
per cent.
Bloomingdale. lot 80. block ll-Edith NJ C
Carey to Edwin G. Brsndenburg. T. Percy Myers
ard William H. Walker. to secure Clsybone A.
Wilson and F. Walter BrsndenburE. committee
Of the estate Of Harriet L. Wise. s. 20; years
per cent, semiannuslly.
Square S., part original lot ll-John J. Dermody
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The World Finance and Complete Legal and Real Estate Record
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. July n-Prospects Of large e1nort.
further bullish crop reports from the wstersnstsd
eastern belt, and predictions Of shower for tbat
section tonight and Sunday restricted selling nres
sure In the cotton market today
Exports from Pacific coast points to Jspan and
China today wcre lo.z6 bales. and to Russi, ysa
bales. For the season, exports to the Orient az.
gresate 900 bales. against f7s.op bales las,
year There uncleared on ship bosrd al Amer.
lean ports !o6. 900 bales. against SOS bales Is.t
year.
Spot at Liverpool was dull and unclaimed nj
7.Ud, for mid-upand. Futures in the FnuIi.b
market closed barely steady at a net decline of
laT1 points Spot here was quiet and point.
higher at 10 cents; there were no sales. Spot at
New Orleans quiet and unchanged at l3 cents
the sales were ITO bales
The Chronicle estimates the total visible supply
In the world at 34oso72 bales against ses SOB bales
last year. The American supply is 2Z3U2 bales
compared with 3is3.ss bales in 1915 Port receipts
for the day were 5000 bales asgnst Il rs bales
last week and lsoo bales last year.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-23
REAL ESTATE TRANsFEBS

lngeside-Charies L. T1nkersley e u1 Nsry z
$40 ~ 'N D. O'"a % wv tTos'''
Pleasant Plsin,-Tborntou csrua to cr.p. er-~s-
he'd. lot lot. square axs so
Pleasant Plsins-GrGut Greenfield ct w Blanch.
Z. 70 Henry Z. Williams lot lo7. square zss. so:
trust $500
IsS L street southeast and r,ar-Reury VII
20 and g, square 1o<s, so: trus 10
sW First str-et Do-thwest-HaTy NJ Crsrdsu et
n1- Catherine z. 70 Charles W. King n, Iot 81
SQUARE west of 81. so; trust SSo
III Sixteenth street porthwest-Cbsrle. " rt,s
y, y, et w Carrie J., 70 Harry N O1ndan- lot C5
Moant Pleasant. SQUARE 36. SO; trast aoJa0
TEentseth strest northwet-wsshiasto1 Loan
mo lux Company. t-ustss 10 Frznf W Kan
mere, part original lot H. square Sc 81 500
FetWorth-Aiddnugh A shsnDou, inc to JUL. B
btsdbsrn. lot IS. BLOCK 81, SO.
ChlLum Castle Heistts-Nuuss1 T>-,x Du,,r~,,
6 10.
sls Third street sputh.s-ch,r,.s Y e9so, 9,
"a 51 Dorothy b % Charles ". N-~hous-r. part LOT
HDwood Heshu-Jodn W Gleansu t-u...- n
hooeTt a Washington, LOT 81. square $50 bloct Z
LnwOod Hsishts-Joan ". Gleunsp tru... q.
MARY c. wGshingtou Iot 20 blocj ; 30
ll4 street southeAst-Genrre D Burns .n6
Julia A. Burns to Bridget Burns ves part la id
square lE. sc.
TrinidAd-Cyrus W. Chspp-l Ct VI. He-ui,,. NJ
trust S50
Center Eckinrton-Msry A Norman Ct VIZ Wi
"a nam W, to August sDecknaun. Ict g. bocs y.
Peters Mil seat-Thon., O. Steward "a N.
5rSce g. 70 William c. Hero-rt l0s ss, SQUARE
e Twentieth street northwest-w,shingtou Ia.a
Hno Trlst Company. trustees. 70 John J. De-uoSy
part original lor II. SQUARE s.. $50.
New jersey avenue and z stree nor1hv~-J
Eakin GGdsby and Moutsunery Blair tru.e, to
John TSssoWsn. trustee lot s. square ss son
The Washington herald., 1916-07-23
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET,

Chicago, July 2.-sensational gains were made
IN wheat today on the continued claims of crop
damage by high temperatures black rust and blight
Net gains were ~ to So cents and closing prices
were near the highest levels reached
The Northwestern wheat situation may not be
20 unfaTorable many believe but the losses
have been large up TO the present Some Of
the largest and best posted spectators bought
wheat today. These men have purchased great
deal OF the September future lately.
There were advances in corn Of l to u. csnts
on shorts covering well some buying by in
vestors. The crop promise is reported generally
faTrable. Cash sales today small at 65 900
bushels.
Advances were shown Of l to IL cent in the
price Of oats. Hedging sales were somewhat
larger, but all offerings were well taken Cash
sales were light at 5000 bushels
Provisions fractoually higher
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U. S. Treasury Report.

The condition of the United States
Treasury at the close of business yes
terday was:
Net balance In general fund, sos, ,3o7,-
ATS; total ordinary receipts yesterday,
81, 720, ,407; total ordinary payments yester-
day. S,442.923.
The deficit this fiscal year Is s., ,so7. .oss
against a deficit of s11, ,2S1, 900 last wear.
exclusive of Panama Canal and public
debt transactions.
Revenue receipts this fiscal year up to
the close of business July q, SAB, 237 7a5 20:
revenue receipts for the correspondine
period last year, s3s, ,030, ,563as.
Ordinary disbursements this fiscal wear
up to the close of business July p, $50
422, 2Ss.S6; ordinary disbursements for the
623. So
The Washington herald., 1916-07-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York July Z-JoUR-stous; business
restricted Kansas straights to arrive In car lots
.soa55; spring patents for July To August 575a
SD; spring clears, 6l5a54o; soft straight, 70 ar
rive, 6los56; hard winter straight for July
August, 5sa5yS AL quotations on sack
basis in wholesale lots
BEEF-D-nsnd 10 inactive Price. steady Packet,
IS. 50a1soo; family, ls.5os2O.O; ertrs India mess,
q ooaB.U
LARD-Stssdy; inquiry Is limited. Prime West
ern. 400 refined continent, Il .; South American,
46c; refined Brazilian. in kegs 1850; beef stesrne
The Washington herald., 1916-07-23


the American Car Foundry Company
will realize a profit of from 5000 900 to
100000 on war orders.
Reports from Kansas City and Central
Illinois say corn is looking perfect The
Kansas State crop report shows an ex-
pected corn yield of 220, 200, 900 bushels, or
100000 bushels more than last year.
The appearance of black rust within
ten miles of the Manitoba line has pre-
cipitated a critical situation In the wheat
market. Black rust, far more hurtful
than usual, is reported in North Dakota
and the damage this year is expected to
exceed that Of any previous year.
The situation is aptly described in the
following wire to The Herald from Lo-
gan & Bryant:
Wheat bulls regarded the news from
the Northwestern crop as of more i'm
portance than the vague reports Of peace
in Europe, especially as regards the Bull
garians. Peace Is to come some time,
but the spring wheat crop must be made
within the next three weeks Local
traders who had good profits took them
yesterday, as prices have advanced over
cents in the last two days. A few local
professionals said the advance was
enough for the time being, but generally
regard the break as only a natural set
back"
1t is conservatively estimated by
experts that the normal price of COP
per after the war should average II
cents a pound for a number of years
The drive OF the allies-England,
France, Russia and Italy-with the
consequent weakening of the German
lines, Is expected to have a most i'm
portant influence on financial affairs
w. B. Hibbs & Co., yesterday re-
ceived the following analysis of the
New York stock market from Logan
& Bryant:
Evidence of foreign liquida ation is
not lacking. On the expectations of
new foreign contracts, bulls in the
munition shares have been taking
more aggressive stand. but 1t is in
deed doubtful if public following can
be attra cted."
The Washington herald., 1916-07-23
Probate Division.
Chief Justice CovfnGton.

Estate Of James T. Walker; answer to
administrators petition filed
Estate of Henry Steinberg; will dated
November ), 1886, filed.
Estate of Anna r. Hausmann order ap-
pointing William A. Duvau and George
Brandt administrators; bond 500; at
torney. John Doyle Carmody
Estate OF Archibald Hutton; order ap-
pointing James A. Emery administrator;
bond 5000; attorneys, Barnard & John
son.
Estate Of Zachariah S. Buchler; order
extending time to file account; attorneys.
Fischer & Fischer.
Estate of Ann w Todd; order to in
vest funds; attorney, R. NJ. Parker.
Estate OF Ella S. Mitchell; order ap-
pointing Edwin H. Walker, administra-
tor; bond $500; attorney. G z. Rausch.
Estate Of Elizabeth Jameson; order
OF publication; attorney P. A. Fenning.
Estate OF Johanna Coughl!n; order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to James O'Don-
nell bond $1,000; attorneys, sheehy &
Sheehy
In re Berenice K. Burrell; order for
allowance; attorney. Thomas Walker.
Estate of Frank I. Wood; objection 10
sale filed; attorney. NJ. ]. Colbert.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-23
.$l,00O,0OO Hotel
FOR 18TH STREET
Big Deals Concluded During
Week-Loans Exceed Mil
lion Dollar Mark.

Though the volume of trading in real
estate during the past week reached the
largest proportion Of the year, fewer
transactions were concluded than during
the week previous. The completion of lZ
deals, involving 5s2 lots, was reported
The loan market exceeded the 81 10000
mark.
On two of the lots. comprising 5000
square feet on Sixteenth street, an apart
ment hotel, TO be known as Meridian
Mansion, will be erected. The hotel will
already is improved by an apartment
valued at s2lb,ooo. A third lot has large
building, valued at 5000, under rental to
the Department of Agriculture.
Trading was more brisk during the
earlier days Of the week. Tuesday was
the busiest with thirty-two sales. Thurs
day came second with thirty sales. Friday
showed nineteen. Monday eighteen. and
Wednesday sixteen. For the half holiday
yesterday thirteen sales were recorded.
The bulk Of the trading was in the out
lying suburbs.
The loans for the week were 81, ,oe3, 443 A.
all borrowed on the security of 2l4 lots
at an average interest rate Of ST per
cent
The bulk OF the loans were Of the
straight variety. which showed an ag-
gregate OF ss1e, ,725. The sum of all the
notes given for deferred purchase money
was s74,eSs.H The building associations
advanced to members s6s, 40
County property returned TO highest
favor as basis for loan security, this
week being pledged for eotaI Of 1884,
679.ls. Land in the northwest was encum-
bered to the extent Of s1H.516.3. The
record of loans in the other city sections
was. northeast. $500; southeast, Sc, $50
and southwest, $500.
A handsome residence at 1915 Biltmore
street was completed last week by D, J.
DUNCAN. The house is three stories high
contains eleven rooms and three baths
with servants quarters and separate bath
The front is OF brick with Indiana lime
stone trim. The interior finish is ma
hogany and white enamel with floors of
quartered oak.
type bungalows being erected IN Charles
w. Russers intra-avenue subdivision
adjoining Sixteenth street Highlands,
proves that Washington residents are re-
verting to the small type of house. The
bungalows are said to cost in the neigh
borhood OF s.. 5.0oo each to build. The nifty
foot lots on which they stand are valued
at about 5000.
The official reports OF building permits
issued In l03 principal cities of the coun-
try, as received by the American Con-
tractor, New York, total sSl. .76s OsO as COM
pared with s63 $50. s66 for June, 1915. This
is an increase OF - per cent. The COM
parattve gain for May was 80 Per cent;
for April. Is per cent; for March. Is per
cent; for February, % per cent. and for
January IS per cent. June, therefore,
indicates that building activity, instead
of shrinking, is speeding up.
A summary of the monthly building
statistics for the first six months of the
year reaches the total Of S4S4 7S6, ,6l6. as
compared with 1881 264S54 for the first
six months Of 1915. an increase of q per
cent.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-23
BALTIMORE GRAIN,

Baltimore. July 2.-wHEAT-Receipt, n I'm
bushels consisting Of ANA bushels Southern and
25s,S 1856 bushels Western shipments from elevators
ySes bushels stock in elevators IS 67s bushels
The market opened strong as follows: Spot, lls1l
No. Western, I.221E. nominal; July lls1k; Sen.
tsmber. l.a1R. P
CORN-Receipts. 46 500 bushels consisting Of Is =
f9 bushels Western and 30 bushels new Southern
shipments from elevators. 1896 bushels: stock in
elevators. 1886 bushels Cob com was quotsbe
at 90 per bushe The market opened strong sr.ot
and July, Ba.
OATS-Receipts 81 *2 bushels; withdrawn from
elevators 81 s55 bushels stock in elevators N cs3
bushels. Prices were: Standard white, 4sa 49,
No. 2 white, 45as51; No. white 4sa4g1
The Washington herald., 1916-07-23
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

Hugh G. Russell. jr., years l4Js Fuller St NV.
Whitney Lemmer, II, ls Pine ST.. Takoms Park.
John h. Robertson, 50, Casualty Hospital.
Jeremiah J. Sullivan "a. Casualty Hospital
Clarisse Solomon 50, II and 3rd sts ne.
Laura C. St John, 81 Emergency Hospital
Edwin c. Forrest, Ss, Washington Asylum Hospt.
John LarTnan, e. Georgetown Hospital
Mary L. johnson, months, eo4 Morton st. NV.
Nellie B. Martin, month"; Rock Creek Church
-oad, Woodburn.
COLORED.
Della Warren, 50 years, Freedmen's Hospital.
Francis Hall g., 1919 I'd st. ne.
William LAWSON 81. Washington Asylum HosritaL
James Wilson, IS. tuberculosis Hospital.
ociola Psraidi, ls, Columbia Hospital.
Arthur Gaskins a. Navy Hospital, 18th st, NV.
John T. Adams, 70 Freedmen's Hospital
The Washington herald., 1916-07-23
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN.

Philadelphia July 2-WHEAT-There was a
further advance Of / cent in this market, due to
stronger Western adyices and fair demand Quota
tions follow: Car lots, in export elevator No 2
red, SPOT l.i6alls; No. 2 Southern red, ll4al ls:
steamer No. red, l.l3al.l5; No. red, Ll3al Is:
rejected A. I.l0i4al.l2ls; rejected B. ioeal.n.
CORN-OGerings were moderate and the market
ruled steady with trade fair. We quote: Car
lots for local trade, as to location Western, No
yellow 99lsa3; do. steamer yellow sslsaso; do No
: yellow, s711assHs; do, No. yellow, sraas5h
0ATS-Sold fairly and ruled steady under mod
crate offerings Following the prices: No. q
white .slsa4s; standard white, 47lsa+s; No white
Asss; No. white. 4ss4; sample osts soal; purified
oata graded, k4aH
The Washington herald., 1916-07-23
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

WHITE
otho R. and Ella NJ. Sanders. Girl.
Edward c. and Margaret McReady. boy twins.
John P. and Kate Myers. boy.
Ralph and Evelyn Moore boy.
Raymond q. and Elsie NJ. Haas. girl.
Arthur NJ. and Irene F. Hazel, boy.
Merrill II. and Eva F. CAT. boy.
Hiakia and Bellina Eehkenazi girl
Louis and Nellie Cox, boy.
COLOREp
Edward and Mildred a. Phillips. girl.
James F. and Sallie Ludlow. boy.
Robert and Mary z. johnson, girl.
Eugene P. and Saphronis Davis girl
Ernest and Esther Cook, girl.
Edward and Cecilia Bell, boy
The Washington herald., 1916-07-23
NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET.

New York. July 2-wHEAT-HIsher; trade
checked No. l Northern, T. o. b.. LSA; No. 2
red. T. o. b., LEz, to arrive; No. hard winter
3O4. Z. o. B.; No. l macaroni 20 arrive, lz% /:
No. ManitOoA, l.4. Exporters took aO. oD bushels
chiefly Manitoba last night New No ? hard win
ter (. o b. Gulf quoted 81 over September for
last half August, and 81 over September for last
half September.
CORS-StOnzsr light inquiry. New No. yel-
low. fresA-Shelled, TO autTe, 60 c 1. T.; new No s.
frssh-shslled. 70 arrive. sg4 c l. T. Exporters took
nothing.
OATS-Frm: light inquiry. Standard, ssa4s14 ;
No. ; white, ls&a471t No. l. white ka451a; ele-
basis uDgraded 46ais. Exporters took nothing
The Washington herald., 1916-07-23
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, July 2.-Money on cali today ruled
between and 2 per cent. On Monday last the
range was ; and gi4 per cent; Tuesday. n and n
per cent; Wednesday, ~ and 2 per cent; Thursday,
~ and 24 per cent and Friday, N and per cent.
Time money remains unchanged: trading remains
quiet.
Mixed loans ~ and 81 per cent for sixty days
SSa4 per cent for ninety days to four months, isi
per cent for Eve and ax months
Mercantile papcr-ContinuAnce OF cay money Is
bringing out more names than appeared on the
market week ago. Rates: per cent for sixty 10
ninety days for bills receivable ~ per ont for rn-
gle names
The Washington herald., 1916-07-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

WHITE
John P. Davis, 3, Of Gainesville. Va, and Bergith
T. Larsen Is Uf this city. Rev Charles 4 Fultz
Louis b. Poole p, Of Great Falls. Va and
Lucy l. withers, 2. Of Norfolk, Va. Rev. Charles
f. Fultz.
Paul E. Hutchison. 20. and lucy Bowen, . both
Of this city. Rev. L. Morgan Chambers.
Werner " Fauls. - Of this CITY, and Marie c.
Helm. p Of Brentwood Md. Rev H Schroeder
COLORED.
John Buckner, 3s and Laura Come, 3. both
Of this city. Rev. Joseph Matthews
William Brisooe p and Msble B. Walker ls, both
Of this city. Rev. Charles A. DeVAughn.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, July 2.-HOGS-Receipts. 1000 head
slow; to 10 under yesterdays average Bulk
92JasS light, 9loa9.s5; mixed. 9oOae S. heavy,
s.a5al0OO; rough, ssoaelO pigs 7.5oasl0
CATTLE-Receipts. 500 head western; native beef
cattle. 675alO6O; western steers 775as 90 stockers
and feeders, 5coas.0o; cows and heifers 3 aOa9 .
calves, s0a.2O
sHEEP-Receipts ZOO head: strong; vethers
e.75asz; lambs, 65Oal05.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-23
Seeks $4,000 for Injuries

The William Gordon Corporation. John
II. Parker Company, and the Hecla iron
Works are made defendants in a SO ooO
damage suit MED Yesterday in the Dis
trict Supreme Court by Josepb 8 Rnr-
nett for injuries said to have been re-
ceived through negligence on the mart of
the companies. The PLAINTIFF is represent
ed by Attorney Mark Stearman.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-23
Bankruptcy Division
Chfef Jusfice Coytugton

In re Harry A Seabridge: order stay
ing adjudication and reference TO Ralph
D. Quinter, referee.
In re J. o. Johnston & Co.; csuse1con-
tinued before Edward S. McCslmont
referee
The Washington herald., 1916-07-23
Supreme Court, District of Columbia
Equity Division No. L.
Chief Jusffre Coyiu~fax

Sn1eI JuAtce CoN1ngton.
In re dissolution Of Simpson-Sullfyan N
company; receivers ordered TO pay
euditors fees; attorney. Bates Warren
and w. H Sholes.
Meyer VS.. Bergman; decree appoint
ing Julius A. Maedel substituted trustee;
plaintiffs attorney, Julius A. Maedel.
In re lot 81, square 6l4: order appoint
ing Blanche A. Williams co-trustee; at
torney, A. c. Wells.
Bensinser VS.. Peoples Line; decree
against defendant, and discharge Of re-
ceivers; plaintiffs attorney, A L. New
myer; defendants attorneys, Hawken &
HavelL
The Washington herald., 1916-07-23
Equity Suits

S44sS-Christian ". Meyer VS.. Henry H
Bergmann. treasurer; to substitute trus-
tee plaintiffs attorney, J. A. MaedeL
3A9e-In re lot 81. suare sl4; to subst-
tute trustee; plaintiffs attorney, A. c.
Wells.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-23
Mechapir.s Liens

Tnn2-Thomas Somerville Company VS..
Samuel Shapiro: lots 3. IS and Ss. susre
1872; 10l to 1ll-Rock Creek Church road
northwest. Ss6I.3l; attorneys. J. Dawson
Williams and Wilson L, Townsend.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-23
Bankruptcy Petition.

uoi-In re Harry A Sea abridge trading
as Seabridge Jewelry Company. S2 F
street northwest. jewe.er; voluntary;
liabilities. S5,5se So: assets. S5a5.24; at
torneys, Tobriner & Graham.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-23
Lawsuits.

593oe-I,eon A. BereZniak VS.. Joseph 2.
Howard; debt s757.74; plaintiffs attorney
H. w Wheatley.
5sol-Joseph S Burnett, by his next
friend. vs.. the William Gordon Corpora
ton. John H. Parker Company. and Hecla
Iron Works; damages $1,000; plaintiffs :
attorney, Mark Stearman.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-23
Circuit Division No. :.
Chief IuafIcc CoxinHfon-

Billings-Chapin Company VS.. Bowdler,
ct al: time to submit bill of exceptions
extended to August p. and to file trans
cript to September p; plaintiffs attorney.
II. w. Whealey; defendants attorneys,
&c. II. Merillat and NJ. n. Richardson.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-23
West to Decide War.

Paris, July 22.-"The supreme decision
of the war will take place on the west
ern battle field" says Gen. Sir Douglas
Haig, commander-in-chief of the British
army. In q statement today.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-23
Criminal Division No. 1.
Chief Justice Covingtou.

United States VS.. Clarence Chinn;
housebreaking; defendant committed.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-23
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York July Z-Curb dealings were larger
than for several previous Saturday, Interest was
centsred IN the prominent issues
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
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BOSTON STOCK MARKET,

Boston July 2-Ths market continued strong
4 zinc shares and American preferred rose to 67x,
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LIVERPOOL

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