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The Washington herald., 1916-08-02
COURT PROCEEDINGS
TUESDAY, AUGUST 4,
Supreme Court, District of Columbia
Equity Division No. 4.
Chief Justice CoyinUton
Z Justice Covineton.


In re dissolution Of Graham & Day
rule returnable August s; attorney. Geo
L. Whitford
Mclean VS.. Bugher; auditors report
confirmed and distribution ordered; at.
/ torneys, Hoehling. Peelle & Ogilby.
Windsor VS.. Windsor; rule returnable
August L. plaintiffs attorney, E. l. Giles
defendants attorneys. Ellis & Donald.
son and A. II. Ferguson.
Orinoco Iron Co. VS.. Stafford; order
quashing service on certain defendants
plaintiff ATTORNEYS, w. r. Harr and E
S. Duvall, jr.: defendants attorneys, b
E. Hinton. II. H. Classic and John e
Laskey.
Potts ct al VS.. Taft ct al: order for
security for costs: plaintiffs attorney,
r. II. Mcneil; defendants attorney
Frank J. Hogan.
In re Stenterman's National Invention
and Manufacturing Co; decree changing
name; attorney. F. c. Geiger
American Surety Co. VS.. John F. Bell
Co, Inc; order of publication; PLAINTIFF s
attorney, c. w. Maupin.
Con VS.. Mearns ct al: bill dismissed
with leave to amend; plaintiffs attorneys,
II. B. F. Macfarland and C. c. Tucker;
defendants attorneys, w. c. Clephane,
A. L. Sinclair, F. J. Hogan and J. ].
Darlington.
Jones VS.. Jones; rule continued TO
August 7; plaintiffs attorneys. Wright &
Wampler.
Reid VS.. Reid; leave TO file without pre-
payment Of costs granted: rule returna-
BILE August s; plaintiffs attorney, d. Ed
ward Clarke.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-02
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore Aug. l.-EGGS-Maryland Pennsyl-
rania and Western. frsts. %; West Virginia, %
Southern q
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy per b., Sa3ots; choice
Da2s14; good. q: prints. 3la2Is blocks, as3l
ladies' a; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls. E3a24
Ohio rolls Zl4 West Virginia rolls, S1; store
packed, 90 dairy prints 2a2i; process butter, 2a9.
LIVE POULTRY-C Chickens, old hens, lbs. and
over, lb., 20a2l; do. old hens. smaller. lb., %;
roosters. H.. llal2 do. springers. lbs. and over,
9; do. springers III to lbs. 2!a22; do, smaller
70; ducks. Muscovy. lbs. l3ai; do. white Pekins.
h.. "A; do, puddle lbs and over. IA; Indian
Runners 12al3; spring ducks, lbs, Fals; per
ID. pigeons. pair, 9.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUFTS-Pota
toes, white, new. Norfolk, No. !, bol. l75s225
do. No. q Dbl, Local 25; North Carolina. No. 1.
bbl., l.75a2.o; York River Dbl. l76a20; Kappa
hammock. bbi, Ss20o; do. Eastern Shore Virginia,
bbl. l75a2oQ; do nearby bushel box. 65a7o; sweets
new yellows bbl.. iOai.0; yams. new, large.
bright, bbl 37sa4oO; apples. Early Harvest fancy.
per bbl, l5oai.75; do. snail. per Dbl. -l0Oal-Sl
do, " bbl basket 4os6o; beans. native, green per
bushe, 3os$O: bects, native. bunch. 2a3; black
berries. Eastern Shore Maryland, qt. 4as; do,
Rappahanuock bucket. 25a0 cabbage. native. crate.
50a75; do. loo 3Oos4u; do Eastern Shore Vir-
ginis, per bbl.. 50a75; cantsloupes. North Caro-
lima, crate 50al 90; do, York River, large crats.
I5slo0; do. Gems crate 75al.25; do. Anne Arundel
basket 50a75; do, Eastern Shore $50. crate.
50aI.S; corn, Rappahsnnock, dozen, 6al0; do,
nearby. sugar. dozen, lOal6: cucumosrs. native.
basket. <oa5o; eggplants. native. basket, 65sss;
huckleberries. per -risrt SIS; ifns eesns. peach
basket. Oaeo; lettuce. native bushci box. sase;
The Washington herald., 1916-08-02
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs

Bsrnes & weaTer's Addition to BrOoEknd-Isn.-
A Conner ct w. Anna S. 10 Lillian Z SehaSiSp
lot l9 blook ) so trust 800
Maryland avenue betwern Third and Fr,yr-,,s d,
hat streets s1uthwest-ChGries L. BENJAMIN = A.
10 Henry c. Espey. trustee. parts lots 10 and II
squaTe Recreation c. $3.50
70 u street southessr-Apdr.v Ov-- o. ny S,r,.
c. TO Richard 4 Shaw lct K. s1u.r. q, 81
tTlSt. 500. Richard A. Shaw conveys same r-op-
erty To Salhe e Over. SO, trust sEp
henilSorth-buEene W. Wesvs 10 Jennie r.
Dnssrrs. LOT = block s. square G66 60
PetSorh-Winheld Prvttou TO Ir~n, Y D.~--
lot - hlocf g. SQUARE VI, so.
ao street northWes-Georsv z wcrthins7no
and Geu-ye Y. Worthington n u stEnEi,--y
Boyce, lot SQUARE S5, SO: trust & n
lso4 Vermont avenue no-thpest-ClGrenc. n D.
Neile TO Thomas A johnson, lot L. suuX-. nn,zh
Of ~. SO trusts, 8 500.
llc5 d strr-t northezst-Hcv1rd W WHIT 9. II
Mildred NJ, To Leonard A. Whit undivio~d one
Ian lnteTess IA lot s. SQUARE sb so
New NGk avenue. between Sixth and Seventh
streets Dorthvet-LeonSrd A White . NJ Vir
giniA. TO Howard W. White undivided onehIF IN
terest IN part lot is, square t5l SO
lSa and l68 @ street southeast-Henry Burn, 70
HlchsTu d. ClaHt lots a, G, and p~-ts alley clo~ed
les street sDuthe<,t-Riohsrd D. CsiSs ~
Howard d. Kramer lot q and psrt alley c,s-d
square south Of 1921 SO
6S Maryland avenue southvest-Chapin Prnur
and Henry H Bergmann tru-oe- 10 C>I-
SchAfer and Albert schulteis. tr1stees lot g.
square 4s2 s. STp
ls2 and lsB c strret .Uuthess-Pr-ton c. Day
et VI. Matte C.. 70 Henry Buns lots u C .nd
parts alley co-ed squEr. south Of 100 zn
ls9 srr-t southesst-Riohxrd d. Ox-t tn
Charles II. KindIe lot 6 and part sllev cio--d
square south Of Npl, $40.
Addition 70 Brootisnd-JohD L ws~r .ne ysep
Joy Edson; r., trustees 70 ssnua h pdnopds
lot Z, hock 2 square 4r1s so
80 kerfeT phoe no-thve--Fe-d5e J. HohS. a
uI- Grsce 10 Lewis Z. and AIM. T. Tibet los
y. square 30 SO.
lA2 Seventeenth street porrh~st-Ann, NJ I4ns.
ston and MSy J. Garter 70 Chsr. s. B.k.r
north part lot % auuHrr lS SO.
zoos Il sr--t nurtheNs-Heury A sh,-, . ~,
Eva % William A Ri-d. lot 81, squsr. "a m
Ntnetecnh street brt~esn r and S -t--~s, r,o-1h
vest-HsrTy A kite et uI. CHR. Wright 10 r
Scott Thropp lot no square II. SIS: t-us, sTsc
The Washington herald., 1916-08-02
Probate Division.
Chief Justice Coytnctou,

Estate of Eleanora Johnson: answer TO
petition and order for appointment of ex-
aminer to take testimony; attorney. l.
A Block.
In re Maude R Collins; order appoint
ing Gertrude R. Brookins. guardian
bond 500; attorney. John Ridout.
Estate of Margaret Hanna; order
authorizing opening of safe deposit box
attorney, John Ridout.
Estate OF Ethel Broadus: order extend
ing time for new bond attorney. L. NJ.
King.
In re Pearl Fenby and others; petition
for appointment of guardian filed: at
torney, A. P. Owens.
Estate of Maria S. Lyman; petition for
probate of will filed; attorney. John B.
Larner
sale of real estate; attorney, George L.
Whitford.
In re Pearl Fenby; order appointing
Hattie S. Fenby. guardian; bond 5000:
attorney. A. p. Owens
Estate of Francis Sorrel; order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to Douglas S.
MaCkall and the Safe Deposit and Trust
Company, of Baltimore; bond $4,000; at
torney. D. S Mackan
Estate of jeremiah J. Sullivan: order
appointing Jennie c. Sullivan administra-
tor: bond 5000; attorneys. Louis Often
berg.
Estate OF George NJ. Dorsey; order ap-
pointing Grace NJ. Dorsey. administra-
tor; bond $500: attorney, H. W.
Wheatley.
Estate OF Thacker f. Lee; order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary TO Mary L. Lee;
bond 500: attorney. J. B. Duryee.
Estate of MiIlard F Howser; order ep-
The Washington herald., 1916-08-02
Strike PossibiIity Affect. Market.

The following analysis Of the New York
market situation was received yesterday
by w. B. Hibbs & Co. from Logan and
Bryan, their New York representatives:
Aside from the dribbling liquidation
in few of the rails supposed to be for
foreign account, the dealings recently are
without significance. The railroad labor
dispute is the most discussed topic of the
moment, and developments in this quar-
ter It is expected will provide the next
Incentive for a movement in security
prices.
There is renewed talk OF additional
munition war orders and also reports of
better demand for copper metal The
same may help these issues tempora rily"
The Washington herald., 1916-08-02

John s.. to William r. Mstesg and lone,
! PATker. 70 secne Eugene " Weaver E4O. mr1tI7y
pa! ments. per cent
square u lot T;-Ir,ne Z Deete- % Treodo-,
MlchHel and Jane W. French 70 secur. No-rh
CSpttol Savings Bank 500: yesr, p-- c.rf.
e1ni-snnualE. same % Theodore Michael sn1
Leo A Rover. 70 secure Winfield Preston & -
monthly payments per CENT
SquaFe 81 lot 3-MIry s LsnsdaIs To N.lso,
WIlsuu sud Thomas D. O'Ke.T. 10 So
Ehnheth X. Gsrwood S 10. ; Year,. 6 rrr cent.
Addition LeDToit Para. lot 2 block Helen y
htns6orough e rir-, Edward. 20 Thomas Walk
and Thomas A. johnson. 70 secure TtomHs z
Bowie So l TO IS nonths per cent.
( Square south Of lOs. lots A. 45 and p~-,. .U.-
closed-Richard n Chick to BrneS- L. Srhr1jdt sns
George NJ. Emmerich to secure German -Ams,,,s.
Building Association $50
Square IS, lots l64 and ls-Enn. ] Bsk.r 70
hsrTT Lsmson and X c LEmson 70 secur, s
MADDOX 500; 70 IS months. 6 p-7 cent
Square t15. lot I2-samue r EdmOnds e, ,h
Mar L. TO B. Frsncis Saul and J wril.y JtsoA.
%! 20 secure Ihonas T. Alien nsn; . yen. p-s
c-nt seni annually. Same 70 Os--oe. Do1s. s1d
bAri NJ. AAcfintosh. to -c1rr John 1. w..--,
and John Joy Edison s.. t-ar-. sszs sent
annual p~Jments. per cent
West lexington. lot l5. bloch 1-NEu,. No-,r.s
U B. Francis Saul and James p Shea 70 .~cur
Home SAVING Bank $50
square zO3, lOt 8-JHnrt He-b-1 % B F-pe,,
y = ui sna james r Shss, % s-uuv Home SAVING,
Dt-A NV uonlnN pAmenU. Der crut
square Isl lot lD-Tneodo-- n ON m IA
Louis r. PeaE and Watson p. Gsr 70 s~curs
annually
Square ~ lot ls-Msry A. OullinSn< 70 John
u OOuEhlsn and William J. FssAG. n 70 .~curv
Bdsar NJ MEyne $50; 5 y-sa - c-nt --nI-
Nnnutlly.
University PIrf LOT II. ssee4 sJ.n- W
BeAsley e uI., BVL. 70 wIlteT r wiIop1 tn1
SeoTTe r. Htne, 70 s~cure Thomas J. Rohrbsrf
WOO. yeSTS, per cent ssrnI-IanuAlfy
square n, lct lO-HArTy A Kite 81 u Osi-.
Wright 70 John D. CoRshlEn william J F.th-r
r., and Randall n. HEsneT 70 Eers1r. Tldg,y n
Nhyne 1850; year.. r~r c-ot, -.mi annually
square II, lot -7o-T A Scott Thro7p e. w
h-tekah W. N B. Frtn1s Saul and G Ps---
McGlue. TO secure Harry A. Kite s oo: monthly
pGynen1. per cent.
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pointing Mary l. Lamar administra tor
bond $500; attorney, ". F. Bursey
Estate of Jerome J. Mccarthy: order
appointing Mary J. Mccarthy administra-
tor; bond 500; attorney, James r.
Mullaly.
Estate OF John Shannessy; order ad-
mitting will 10 probate and granting
letters Of administration c. t. a. to Harry
X. Bentley; bond 500; attorney, w. c.
English.
Estate OF John Clark: order admitting
will TO probate and granting letters OF
administration c. t, a. TO Harry X.
Bentley: bond 500; attorney. W. C
English
Estate of Sarah J. McNeIr; order ad-
mitting will 10 probate and granting
letters testamentary TO John A Thomp-
son; bond 5000; attorney. T. H. Patter-
son.
Estate of Harriet c. Frost: order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting
letters of administration c. t. a. to WILL
lam H. Saunders; bond s2ocoo; attorney.
L. P. Loving.
Estate of Charles Queen; will dated
September q, 1914, filed
Estate of Charles NJ. Holbrook; pen-
ton for appointment of administrator
filed; attorney c. w Tignor.
Estate of Edward o. Herman; order
for commission TO issue; attorneys,
Faust & Wilson.
Estate of Loren P. Cole: order to in
vest funds; attorney, A B. Leet
Estate Of Albert b Greene: order 10
Invest funds; attorney, A B. Leet
In re Mildred E. Berens: order ap-
pointing Bertha NJ. Berens guardian
bond 5000: attorney, George c. Cert
man.
Estate Of Maria Rosinsh: order re-
lieving executor from giving new bond {:
attorney. NJ. A. Mess
Estate Of Eugenis Frazier: order con-
frming sale OF real estate; attorney, /
II. Linton.
Estate Of Marian Bryan: order for sale
Of stock; attorneys, J. J. Darlington and
l. II. Linton
Estate Of John A. Brown order to give
new bond for 5000; attorney, J. A O'Shea
Estate Of Richard H Canter: petition
for appointment of administrator filed ::
attorney, A. H. Bell
Estate OF Margaret Hanna; will dated
February % 1916, filed.
Estate of Reuben Harris: petition for
appointment of administrator filed: at
torney. F. S. Tyler
Estate of Annie E Hettenkerer: peti-
ton for appointment OF administrator
filed; attorney, William Henry Dennis
The Washington herald., 1916-08-02
COTTON MARKETS,

New York. Aug. IA sensationally rapid advance
OF more than Sl.O bale followed the publication
OF the report Of the Federal Department Of Azri-
culture on the condition Of the crop as Of July
. in the cotton market today
The statement proved to be surprise to the
bears as the July report had been to the bulls
IL made the status Of the plant rs against 81 l
a month ago and 1916 the tenyear average
Extensive realizing and selling by local operators
and Wall Street carried prices of In the afternoon
and the close was easy at a net advance Of 10 to II
pointa
Spot at Liverpool was quiet at declp. Of |,
points on the basis Of sl2d for mid-upand Futures
In the English market closed quiet at a net de-
cline OF faas points. Spot here was steady, IS
points higher at 1886; there no sales
me spot article at New Orleans was steady
and unchanged at lSl3c; the sales wer. 10 s5 halls
The Washington herald., 1916-08-02
Southern Railway Report.

w. B. Hibbs & Co. yesterday received
the following report from New York
regarding Southern earnings:
Southern Railway earned a balance
for common stock after allowing for full
preferred dividends for the year ended
June 30 last, OF s635s, ,10i. equivalent to
SIS per cent Of the common. Restoration
OF preferred stock to the full per cent
dividend basis is expected in the fall
Southern and Pennsylvania reports Is
sued this morning are wonderful They
compel the view that railroads of the
better class should be bought on weak
spots, though we shall see a great deal
Of European selling still in this depart
ment. For the near future. however, It is
expected the industrials will take the lead
Of the market"
The Washington herald., 1916-08-02
The World of Finance and Complete Legal and Real Estate Record


from the Northwest, making the total 5000 oo
bushels
Cash sales for export ZOO 900 bushels includ
ING 5000 bushels American. Omaha rtpcrtSd yo,-
600 bushes, in addition TO the foregoing as taken
by spesuators at the seaboaTd.
The corn market after ruling unsettled and irrrg
ulsT, closed with losses Of hahc today. There were
proht-takins sales late in the senacn and tbis
caused rcsctions from be,t prices Cash sales here
for domestic use IS ooo bushels while there was a
sale OF 10000 bushels white corn for shipment
abroad. There were scattered showers throughout
the belt, which, with lower temperntures drew out
some long early and a consequent weak fed Ing
ruled.
to UNCHANGED
The Washington herald., 1916-08-02
War Orders still Come,

The following comment from Morse. the
New York financial expert. was received
yesterday by w. B. Hibbs & Co.:
II have been able in the last few days
to give details of new war business for
car foundry, steel foundry, American
Locomotive, Westinghouse, and others.
Today there is every indication that
Baldwin. II 1t has not already done so.
will close at once an order for shells OF
over s2s.ooo0oo.
There is every indication that war
orders will be equal to those that have
been completed.
The buying of Aetna indicates that IT
Is among those favored"
The Washington herald., 1916-08-02
ODD LOT SALES
|. feature MARKET
Capital Traction IS Show Fair
Activity and Linotype
Takes a Brace.

Seven thousand dollars worth OF Cap
ital Traction per cent bonds were sold
at yesterdays session of the Washing
ton Stock Exchange, the price being low
cred to 106 is and los IA. Railway Is
sold at 50 IA and 50 l-2, and small bond
changed hands at 50.
Od-lot trading characterized the deals
in the stock list, fifty-four shares being
transferred. Mergenthaler braced bit.
selling at $50 SIS to 16l, ard Lanston was
soft at 81. Railway preferred showed
slight Improvement, bringing 81 Is
American Security and Trust Company
shares brought $50 and District National
Bank sold at l4l IL.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-02
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

spcculatcrs referred to in thi, c,,lpmn .sa's sr
added TO their September whes. lines tod.S ~
they also bought December freely. Jh;, s,,ia. INC
tosetner with an army Of shorts who covered al.
experienced great difficulty in securing 81 % Mheat
they were willing to bid the prics upward rne. :
grab offerings coming from the hands ~ &C &c
,s nan1g , large prSdt. One Of the big concerns h.
urd,, l. ~, .@ue ts Ina who led the selling 90 Sat
Proht-takin sales were liberal in ths
north Of US which doubtless prr,.n,.s T mafkes'
mnces than were shown The advance, v.rs aN, ~
nth A'nneeos In eos, ac At Winnipeg. and sc At Du
Minessota. and tbs two Dakotas was viysd -. 49,
The Washington herald., 1916-08-02
Stocks Strong
AT Days CLOSE
Cotton Report Said to Be
Worst In 25 Years, Sur
prising Many.
(By the International News service.)

New York. Aug. stocks closed strong
and active today after midday weakness
due to disclosures Of big earnings oy
automobile concerns and by the worst
cotton report in twenty-five years. Union
Pacific and Steel led the market in the
final rally
The cotton report was a distinct sur
prise, even to the Oldest statitictans.. II
showed a condition of 72.3 per cent on
July IS, which means a crop Of about Il,
916, 900 bales. This compares with con-
dition of S1.1 per cent and an estimated
yield of IA. .266,OOo bales a month ago. Cot
ton had a perpendicular advance of N.75
. bale on this report. Heavy profit tax
ing carried prices back, but the market
Wheat sympathized. advancing nearly
cents a bushel.
Despite the bad condition disclosed in
cotton and wheat, Wall Street knows
that crops of the country in general VIII
be great enough to give more than aver
age tonnage to the railroads. This
knowledge was the basis OF the lively
move In railroad stocks late in the day.
Motor Earninss Large.
Maxwell Motors gave the bears pre-
text to raid the market by the peculiar
form Of its dividend announcement. 1t
was stated that earnings for the past fis-
cal year were above S. 900 900 and that
the executive committee had recommend
ed a 10 per cent dividend on the COM
,non stock. The stock broke 2 points al
most Immediately and If it had not been
for the recovery of the general market
under leadership. of Union Pacific and
Steel, the Willys-Overiand incident OF a
few weeks ago would have been re-
peated.
About this time Studebaker also an
nounced that in the first months Of this
year il had earned at the rate of about
Is per cent on its common took. The
company announced a dividend at the
rate OF 10 per cent on its common stock.
Munition stocks were well purchased
although warnings were issued to beware
OF Crucible because of a bad statement
soon to be issued in connection with the
company The Kaiser's announcement
that the war must 90 on indefinitely has
brought more people in the financial dis
trict over the theory that peace Is years
in the future.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-02
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Aug. L-wHEAT-ReceiTts. IT5 G9
bushels consisting Of 20 s3e2 bushels Southern and
la ,SS bushels Western; shipments from elevators
s,G5 bushels; stock in elevators l.a1.T5 bushels
The market opened easier as follows: Spot 23l5
No. Western. l.Z7h; August, L2ili: septembr
Lg3h
CoRN-Receipts Hs bushels, consisting o.
,sse bushels Western and Iaoi bushels new
Southern; shipments from elevators l3s, 455 bushels
stock in elevators. S5l $40 bushels. The market
opened easier. Spot and August. ssA nominal
OATS-Receipts, q. SOC bushels: withdrawn from
elevators 81 ses bushels; stock in elevators $50 64I
bushels. Prices were: Standard white Z: No
white, 45a451t; No. 4 white 49,
The Washington herald., 1916-08-02
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New York Aug. Money on call today opened
AZ ~ rer cent: high ~ per cent: low, ~ per
cent; close, - Ter cent. Most Of the loans were
made at ~ per cent.
Time money continued rather quiet Industrial
collateral money quoted at per cent for four
months ard ~ PER cent for FIVE and siI months
Mixed collaJera, money quoted at 3a55 per
cent for sixty days ysA3l1 per cent for ninety days
3-Sa4 per cent for four months per cent for i've
and si1 months.
Mercantile paper offered in moderate amounts
and the market showed improvements Rats: 3Ea
per cent for sixty and ninety days indorsd bills
receivable. 4aIla per cent for choice four to six
.uCnths single r4mes
The Washington herald., 1916-08-02
Maxwell Pays Divtsie e n ds.

Dow Jones, financial expert, says
The executive committee of the Max
well Motors Company has voted to rec
commend to the directors the payment
in full OF outstanding dividend warrants
on first preferred stock; also the pay
ment of dividends on second preferred
stock at the rate of 1-2 per cent quarter
ly, beginning Oct. .; likewise the pay
ment Of a quarterly dividend of 2l-2 per
cent on common stock. payable October
2"
The Washington herald., 1916-08-02

Virginia, yellow. basket l.oosIlo do. yellow, per
Dbl, 2ooa3 50; do, white, 2Soa27 75; do. Maryland
and Pennsylvania. yellow. bUShel. l.oOsl 10 peaches
Georgia, carrier loosl.5o; do. Eastern Shore Mary
land Sa75; do. basket. 2a5O; do. carrier. eoae5
pears. Man, Elizabeth basket. 5o46o; pines pples.
Florida. crate, lca2O; rhubarb. native bunch.
all7; squash, native, basket 25a3o, tomatoes Nor
folk crate, 75al5 do. Potomac crate 75sl %: do.
Anne Arundel ripe. basket, 4Oa65: do, Eastern
Shore, ripe, basket 3a5O; wstermelons selects
l00. 0oa3ooo do. primes. loo Is oOa2o %; do culs
100, 6Ual0U
The Washington herald., 1916-08-02
Criminal Division No. 1.
Chief Justice Covington.

United States VS.. Frank Mondowney
nonsupport; plea not guilty first count
guilty as to second count; sentenced to
Occoquan for one year; execution of SEN
tence Suspended and placed on probation
recognizance 500 taken; ordered to pay
wife 50 per week; attorneys. Hawken &
Havell
Assignment for today.
Arraignments
The Washington herald., 1916-08-02
New Orleans,
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. Aug. 1.-WHEAT-Hieber: ,,.5s
fairly active. No. Northern, f. o. b., Ia. NJ ,
red Z. o. b., l.S7h. to arrive; No. 2 hard winter
Ism; I. o. b.; No. l mscaroni. to arrive I M
No l Manitoba, 1874. Exporters TOOK IN noc
bushels chiefly Manitoba and hard winter Z n h
Gulf quoted 81 over September for August orn. ~.
for September. and L over for October.
C0RN-Weaker; light inquiry, No . ,ouor,
.fresh-shelled, to arrive. 90. c. l. f.; No. frOsI
sheed, to arrive, sz15, C. l. T. = '0"
OATs-steady; quiet inquiry Standard an,
G&i No. white. A&sis4; No 4 white, .5at5is
50 600 bushels. LUX
The Washington herald., 1916-08-02
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by W. b. Hibbs 4 Co.

SALES
CsTital Traction S. 900 at lo, Sp at loss
Washington Railway H. 500 s.. 81 900 al IN
400 at 2A.
Washington Railway pfd. 10 at sS
Mergenthaler. 10 at 1904 at lS.
Lanston. 10 at 81.
District National Bank. 10 at lILz.
American Security and Trust, 10 at 80
Security Storage Company, l at lsO.
After call
Capital Traction S. 500 at ios5. 500 at 1854
81 coo at 1851. 500 at lus& 5000 at losl.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-02
Mechsnics' Liens.

70l2-O. G. Wagner VS.. John D. Garnan:
lots 13 and IA. square 4249; so.
7Ol3-National Fire Prooing Company
VS.. Alpbonse Patten and Joseph NJ. Pat
ten; parcel 1856 on Woodbridge street, be-
tween Twenty-thlrd and Twenty-fourth
streets northeast; 1858; attorney, T. H.
Patterson.
70lfNational Fire Proofng Company
VS.. John d. Sarman; lots l3 and Il. square
424s; a,eS.s2; attorney, T. H. Patterson.
TOl5-Detroit Steel Products Company
vs. William I. -DeTis; parts lots Z and l3,
square 2O9; s99. D; attorney, c. V. Church
The Washington herald., 1916-08-02
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Aug l.-HOGS- Receipts. 1900 head
weak. Bulk. 95a9 %: light 9.4Oa95 mixed e65a
I0O5; heavy. sOoalOoo; rough. oUaO.lS; pigs, lisa
CATTLE-Receipts 5000 head: steady Native
beef cattle. S.s5alo 20; Western steers s.7Sas 80
stOCkers and feeders. 5.00as.o; COWS and heifers
35Oa9 :. calves, s5OaII.75
sHEEP-Receipts. 1900 head; weak wethsrs,
675as >; lambs T.S5all %.