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The Washington herald., 1916-03-08
DEEDS OF TRUST

Square 30, lot 7S-Enest R, sasscer ct uI to
Algsnou 8. Gardiner and W. Gilbert Dent. to
secure Charles R. Duehay S.25O; l to D months
per cent. seni-annuAl and maturity.
Square lC77. lot T-Fred A. Norway ct u1. To
JOseph I. Weller and Robert r. Mahorney, to
secure Bessie l.. Brown $50; years. per cent
seni-annusl
Square soQ. part original lot 5-CatheTine W
warder to Albert B. Run and Jacob n Belt, to
secure Home Mutual Building Association 500
Square l07. lot 98-Peter A. Hazes ct ux. to
H. H. Bergman and George NJ Emmerich, to
secure Metropolis Building Association No 8
Square 1ucs. lots 70 and 74-Grace NJ PitchIynn
to H. a. Bergman and George ". Emmerich, to
secure Metropolis Building Association, No. g.
s., 400.
Square ST. part original lot lS-Catharine A.
CayanauGh TO Charles NJ Birckhead and William
s. Mccarthy. to secure Helen NJ. Csranaush 5000;
D months. per cent. semiannuAl. Same to same
to secure Thomas r. Gray and Edward r.
Schwartz, trustees, 5000; years. 81 per cent.
seni-annual
Square 30. parts lots IS and e5-Ida Mueller to
James ]. Becker and Charles Il Marsh. to secure
Mary Jaeger $3.50; years, 81 per cent. semi
annual
Square g. part original lot 5-william h Emory
TO Z. l. Schmidt and George NJ Enmerich. to
800. Same to Thomas W. Fowler and J. Edward
Fowler TO secure Laura i. Leonard, eIecutrix
$50; monthly payments, per cent
Effngham place, east half lot J. block Is-Robert
W NLlslOW tL VII. James ii. 10 heTbert A. GILL;
H., to secure Richard E. Pairo 500; to months
per cent
Square 81. part original lot e-E. Olivia johnson
to George W. Linkins and George r. Hndns to
secure Lillian HeilbrIn s.. 90; years. G per cent
semi-annuRL Same TO Wilton ]. Lambert and C.
n. Pope. TO secure Augusta c. Grossart g 500:
May ], 1876, per cent
Square 5sl. part original lot 4-AIattie and L.
Beatrice Countee to George Henderson and George
N. Myers, to secure Herman W. Van Sender 800
monthly payments, per cent.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-08
LOTS ON SIXTEENTH
Street Bring $4,000
Harry Wardman and Thomas Bones
Plan to Erect Modern Residences
on Property.

Harry wardman and Thomas Bones
have purchased premises 1880 and
1882 Sixteenth street northwest from
James +. McGee and wife for approx
mately $4,000. The deeds were trans
ferred Monday. In part consideration
Mr.. Wardman and Nr.~+Bones conveyed
land near Arundel Station, Nd. val
ued at $4,000. The purchasers will
erect two modern residences on the
property. Plans have not yet been
prepared.
P. J. Nee, proprietor of a furniture
store at 745 Seventh street northwest,
has acquired the property at so
street northwest, just back of the
store. The revenue stamps indicate
consideration of $500. Mr.. Nee said
he would convert the property into a
garage.
Building activities have suffered a
slump this week from the high fig
ures maintained since the latter part
of February.
The only permit OF Importance is
sued yesterday was to the Potomac
Electric Power Company to erect a
$1,000 concrete storage house near its
BenninG plant.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

IN D street northwest and I224 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest-James A. Cahiu and Frank Z.
Madsan, trustees to Albert and Charles A. Carry.
trustees, lot A, square 90 $1,000
Villa Park-Clara A. Maiden ct yir Edwin X.
to =. c. Randall lot Il. square I2B SSsS.I2.
Friendship and Mount Airy-Moris NJ. Nc
Donough ct ux. to. William L Ambrose. receiver,
Whitney Close-B. Francis Saul and G. Percy
10. S.F5.
l52S Tenth street nOrthwest-Anan E. Walker
Us. SO
lOl G street northwest-Helsn NJ. CaTsnaugh to
Catharinc A. CaVanaugh, part original lot Is square
J67. So
1909 and 1911 Emerson street northeast-Charies
S. Bundy ct ux. to Grace NJ Pitchlynn. lots p
and "a square 1922, SO. =,
Pennsylvania avenue. between Sixth and Seventh
streets northesst-otto G. Garges ct uE. to George
L. Club, lots a and g square 83 SO
KaOrsma Heghts-Lee A. stubbleneld ct uI.
to Franklin E. Fletcher. lots 81 and 81. block 8.
Franklin E Fletcher conveys same property to
Sarita A. and Lolita Stubbeheld, $40.
Koscinszko plscc-Anna NJ. wahler to Franzier
G. White. lot B. block 3. SO.
re Tenth street sOutheast-JOhn W. Thomas TO
William z. A Hermann. lot S. square "a. SO.
Fifteenth street between Kentucky avenue and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast-Fred A. Norway ct
uI. r. Peter A. and Marie L. Hazcs lot %. square
lO7 SO.
Sauls AddltOn-Charles X. Duehay ct VI. 70
Ernest II. sasScer lot u. square ~. so.
ECkngtOn-Ernest r. Sasscer ct ux to Charles
r. Duehay. lot s. square 36l5, SO
66 Z Strcet southwest-James B. Horigan and
Michael r. Mangan, trustees, to Albert R. Collins,
north part lot II. square 4s6, 2Z5
466 Z street Observation-Disclosures R. McHugh
to Albert R. Collins. north part lot II. square
90 So
III New Hampshire avenue northweSt-LAura 4.
Leonard, executrix. to William H. Emory, part
original lot s. square %. SO
PetWorth-Luther A. Swartzell to Winfield Pres
ton, lots II To a. block g. So
Seventh and Virginia avenue southeast-Cora o.
Woodland To William F. Wilson. part described
in square 9o5 SO.
Is Tenth street SOutheast-Henry P. Amos ct u1
TO Frederick J. and Lille c. Reiss lot %, square
9f9. SO.
1873 Ninth street northwest and rear Of ISL
Ninth street northwest-Paul V. Rogers to Richard
E. Pairo. lots 81 and 49, square SO. so.
5T Tenth street northwest-Annie z Mcqueen
to E. Olivia johnson. part original lot O. square
81. SO.
lS5 Sixth street northwest-James W johnson
et al. TO Frederick J. and Ella Z. simOnds part
original lot 6, square F7S SO.
a6 d street Southwest-Herman W. Van Sender
Ct uT. to Matte and l.. Beatrice Countee part
original lot 4. square 81. SO
The Washington herald., 1916-03-08
Circuit Division No. 1.
JuHfire GOuId.

Harris VS.. Knipp ct al bond on ap-
peal fixed in sum of $500 to act as a
supersedess; plaintiffs attorney, Hayden
Johnson; defendants attorney, NJ. ]. Col
bert.
United States ex rel William Boyle vs.,
Mcuhenny ct al; rule returnable March
10: plaintiffs attorney, Howard Boyd.
Lesh ct al. administrators, VS.. Smith;
death of defendant suggested; PLAINTIFF S
attorneys, c. r. Wilson and Hallam &
Hallam; defendants attorney, D.. w.
Baker
Culloty vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company ct al; judgment on
verdict for plaintiff VS.. Washington Rail
way and Electric Company for $3.50; and
for defendant Washington Baltimore and
Annapolis Electric Railway Company
with costs VS.. plaintiffs next friend
plaintiffs attorneys. W. ]. Lambert and
R. H. Yeatman; defendants attorney,
John s. Barbour.
Assignment today:
21-Hm VS.. Ebersole; attorneys Davis
Lambert
IS5-Perry vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; attorneys, Baker,
Staggers-Barbour.
1S9-Hemler VS.. Potomac Electric Power
Company; attorneys, Gardiner, Handy
syme, Berry & Minor, Hoover.
193-Huston VS.. Washington Railway
and Electric Company; attorneys,
O'DonOghue-Barbour.
199-King VS.. Rhodes; attorneys, Bald
erstOn-Johnson. Cromelin, Rhodes.
2O1-Allison VS.. Potomac Electric Com
pany; attorneys, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1f7-Watkins VS.. Washington Times
Company; attorneys, Carmody, Mather-
Lambert.
T-Ellerson & Wemple vs.. Belmont; at
torneys, Douglas, Ruffin & Obear, Oar
Iington-Lambert, Yeatman.
1S5-Dowell vs.. Potomac and Chesa-
peake Steamboat Company; attorneys,
Jones-Douglas, Ruffin & Obear. DuIaney
09-Person VS.. Lewis. attorneys, Rich
Irdson, Shreve, jr.-Maddox & Galley. -
Z3-Ruffin VS.. District Of Columbia; at
sorneys, Williamson, WalkerASyme.
2l5-Carmack VS.. May attorneys. Rob-
son-Haveu
The Washington herald., 1916-03-08
Circuit Division No. :.
Justice stafford.

justice stafford.
Clark VS.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; time to file transcript
extended to March IS; plaintiffs attor-
neys, G. L. Whitford and w. ]. Lambert;
defendants attorney, George P. Hoover.
McGraw ct al. VS.. Motor Service Com
pany; verdict for plaintiff and one cent
damages; plaintiffs attorney, George B.
Fraser,
Reilly VS.. Gibson, executor ct al; YER
dict for plaintiff for s., 800 and judgment
forthwith; plaintiffs attorneys, Cuttings
Chamberlin; defendants attorney, w.
K Quinter.
McKenney VS.. Mount Vernon and Mar
shall Hall Steamboat Company; bill of
exceptions submitted to the court: plain
tins attorneys, F. J. Hogan and NJ. A
kaufman; defendants attorneys, H, f.
woodward and J. y. Purcell.
Smith, administrator, VS.. Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington Railway Com
pany; jury respited; plaintiffs attorneys,
Cuttings 4 Chamberlin and r. E. Mat
tlngly; defendants attorneys, McKenney
& Flannery.
Assignment today:
26-Ni,sOn Contracting and Excavat-
iEg Company VS.. Bowles Motor Sales
Company, attorneys, Cuttings & Cham
berlain-Stearman.
O-Whelan VS.. Anacostia and Potomac
River Railroad Company; attorneys,
Gardiner-Hoover.
42-BrOwn VS.. HuyIer's; ATTORNEYS FuI-
/ ton & Cabell-Kimban.
S3s-Laiefsky VS.. Joseph: attorneys, Be-
hrend-Baker, Leahy.
l5f-Pollock VS. Washington Railway
and Electric Company: attorneys. Berry
K MinOr-Hoover.
S5S-Rean VS.. Capital Traction COMPANY.
attorneys, Birney-Hogan.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-08
TO
enlarge Store
New Building Will Be Added
on Firms Eighth Street
Frontage.
STRUCTURE MODEL ONE
Owners Will Add Departments and
Establishment Will Be Model One
in Every Respect.

Plans are nearing completion for a
modern six-story, freproof building for
Lansburgh & Bro, one of Washington
Oldest established firms, which will give
to this city one of the most complete de-
partment stores in the country.
The new building is to be located on
the Eighth street frontage Of the present
store but the entire interior, including
that of the Seventh street frontage, will
be reconstructed to meet the up-to-date
plan OF the structure. When completed
the new building will give an additional
floor space Of 5000 feet.
Elevators of Improved Type.
Plans for the structure are now nearing
completion in the hands of a well-known
firm of Washington architects, assisted
by nationally known expert on interior
store construction, equipment and 1T
tings.
Six-passenger elevators of the most
Improved type and equipped with every
known safety device will be installed
The building will have a vacuum clean
ing system. 1t will be equipped with an
electric parcel conveyer The first floor
VIII have an electric belt system, and the
upper floors will have gravity spiral sys.
TENS. both designed to get purchases to
the purchasers with a minimum OF
handling and delay.
A feature OF the system is a registering
device that shows whether the sale made
is cash, charge, or c. o. D. purchase
Equal facilities are to be installed for the
handling of stock.
Many or the present departments on the
flrst floor are TO be enlarged and eouipped
with new fixtures, Will several additional
departments will be added. The second
Iioor VIII also undergo Encouragement
instead OF having one department for
ready-to-wear clothes, distinctive shops
Tor each class with new equipment and
fixtures will be added Other depart-
ments will be enlarged, and a new feature
Will be the millinery shop A shoe de-
partment will be added.
Store VIII have Hospital.
On the third floor will be a rest room.
with telephone booths, lavatories. an in
formation bureau, and a manicuring and
hairdressing parlor.
Of1ces of the corporation win be
located on the fourth floor, while the fifth
will be the stock department
The sixth floor will contain the fittfn-
rooms. rest and recreation rooms for both
male and female employees: a kitchen and
lunch room for employees. and a store
hospital for employees and patrons There
will be a trained nurse in attendance and
"a doctor on call This floor will also have
a training room for the physical and
mental development of employees.
Regular classes In both branches of de-
velopment will be conducted
The Washington herald., 1916-03-08
Criminal Division No. 1,
Justice Sfddona

United States VS.. William ]. Love.
ROBBERY verdict not guilty; attorneys
J. A. OShea and J. A Kicks.
United States VS.. James Tyler. bouse-
breaking and larceny; plea guilty
referred to probation officer; attorney
E. NJ. Hewlett
United States VS.. Thomas O Jonas
adultery; defendant committed tn isiI
United States VS.. John H. Edwards
nonsu2port; plea not guilty; attorney, M
E. OBrien.
Assignment for Today:
United States VS.. William Hamilton
Emanuel Forrest and Clarence Turner
United States VS. William Hamilton
nlted states vs.. William Hamilton and
Clarence Turner.
United States vs. John H. Thomas
United states VS.. Peachie Cooper.
Arrangements and sentences at 1.1E
p. m.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-08
J s. LEATHERMAN REoPENs.
Establishes New Fashion shop for
women's Finery.

]. S. Leatherman, after an absence
from Washington of two years, has
opened a new store at 81 Pennsyl-
Vania avenue, devoted to women's out
ergarments
Mr.. Leatherman is we'll known
among the merchants of Washington.
His new store bids fair to succeed
right at the start. The formal open
ing. which was held on Monday, at
tracted a much larger crowd than was
anticipated, including many of Mr..
Leatherman's old patrons.
The store, next door to Berberich's
avenue store, has been completely re-
modelled to meet the needs Of mod
ern fashion shop. The stock, which Is
large, fresh and new, embraces the
newest conceits in feminine fnery. The
new store will display authoritative
styles and fashionable wearing ap-
parel at moderate prices.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-08
Probate Division,
Justice Meow

Estate of Mary r. Oyster; order
authorizing amendment of petition; at
torneys' Brandenburg and Brandenburp
Estate of Charles W. Hayes; petition
for probate of Will and letters Testament
tary filed; attorneys, Wolf and Cohen.
In re Marguerite E Mehler; order
authorizing guardian to borrow s70O
and J. I. Peyser
Estate Of Bernard T Janney; order
admitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to Laura B. Janney
bond, $500; attorneys. Clephane and
Clephane.
Estate Of Virginia Hansford order ad-
, Knitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to Maria Hansford
bond, 800; attorney, Fred Mckee
In re Howard NJ. Jones; order grant
ing letters Of guardianship to Elsie M,
Jones; bond, $500; attorneys, Hamilton
and Hamilton.
Estate of G. B. Moore: order granting
letters Of administration to William n
Dyson; bond, 800; attorney, Jabez Lee,
In re John P. Rupert ct al; order
authorizing guardian to lend money; at
torney. H. B. Moulton.
Estate of William J. Campbell; order
extending time for filing account; at
tOrney, J. z. Potbury.
Estate Of Mary F. Weaver; order
extending time for filing account at
torneys, Gordon and Gordon.
Estate of Kate f. Rawlings; order for
sale of personal property; attorney. Louis
Gutenberg.
Estate of Robert A. Golden; order
authorizing compromise of claim; at
tOrney, G. H. Calvert. jr.
Estate Of Lydia L. Plummer; order
ratifying and confirming sale of real
estate; attorney, W. H Linkins.
Estate of Mary J. Stafford; order for
commission to issue to take proof of
will; attorney. F. c. Simpson
In re John H. Sothoron: order to invest;
attorneys, Marion Duckett & Son.
In re Charles S. Brown ct al; order
to expend $50 for support of minors; at
torney, Thomas Walker.
Estate of Louisa F. Erwin; will dated
August 5, 1905, filed.
Estate of Cynthia E. Dowell; order
admitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to Julian c. Dowell
bond, $500; attorney. ]. C. Dowell
Estate of Alfonso Rodarte; petition for
letters testamentary filed; attorney, Fred
Beall.
Estate of Thomas B. Redmond; petition
for letters of administration filed; at
torney, D. W. O'Donoghue.
Estate of Leonora F. H. Day; will
dated 1892, filed.
Estate Of Johanna Shea; petition for
probate of will and letters testamentary
filed; attorney, A. B. Leet
The Washington herald., 1916-03-08
BIRTH RECORD.

WHITE.
Luther A. and Mylar Watson, girl twins.
William ]. and Catherine Tumulty, girl
Thomas E. and Catherine Simmons, boy.
Burdett & Violet Fighter, boy.
Howard Z. and Pearl Z. Rhodes, girl.
Arthur ]. and Jessie Richards, boy.
John ]. and Marion Preller, girl.
Claude r. and Ethel o. Phillips, bog,
Roebrt and Lillian Pickral, boy.
Louis and Annie P. Naeckcr, girl.
Vernon A. and Willie NJ NIchc.s, gfrf.
Andrew v. and Mary H. MAhoney, boy.
Roch and Plagia AIichalowics, bog.
Dennis J. and Annie II. Murphy, str.
David F. and Nellie B. Metler, girl,
Gilbert A. and May J. Hunt boy,
Philip R. and Mabel Z. Hatton, boy.
John z. and Cloey z. Halliday, gdri.
Harry and Emma NJ. Griffith, boy,
Franf and Francis Fusco. gill.
James B. and Bertha A. Cox. Vfn
Harry and Mary Z. Clark, boy.
James J. and Margaret J. Conley, IA.
William O. and Grace Eurkett, boz.
Daniel Il. and Cordelia K. Berry. boy.
William p. and Mabel Il. Billings, bow,
Montgomery P. and Elinor @. Autrey. III.
CoLORED.
Duther @. and wiIhelnlina g. worrnIev b,v
James and Hslsn Williams, boy.
Charles F. and Julia McAliister, gfrf,
Aaron and Georgiana Jones, girl.
James and Viola jackson, girl.
Eddie and Elizabeth Davis, GIRL.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-08
District Supreme Court.
Equity Division No. 1.
Justice Anderson.

Cooke vs.. Stanley ct al; order of pub
location; plaintiffs attorney, J. A.
NOriarty
Hancock VS.. Farnham ct al: rule on
receivers to show cause by March Is;
plaintiffs attorneys. R. B. Dickey and
John Ridout: defendants attorneys, II.
W. wheatley and T. L. JeffOrds.
Wolfe VS.. Bridges ct al. order of pub
LEGATION; plaintiffs attorney, c. w. Stet-
son.
Maddox VS.. Richardson: decree con-
firming sale; plaintiffs attorney, I. H.
Linton.
Pearson VS.. Pearson; evidence closed;
decree dismissinS bill; appeal so appeal
bond: plaintiffs attorneys. B. T. Doyle
and J. A. Moriarty: defendants attor-
neys. $. D. Truitt and n. c. Turnage.
Lewis VS.. Lewis: evidence adduced and
decree for plaintiff for divorce a vim mat;
plaintiffs attorney, L NJ. King; defend
ants attorney. E. l. Gaskins
Bowling VS.. Bowling: evidence adduced
and decree for divorce a win mat; plain
tiffs attorneys, ]. A. Purcell and Leon
Shore; defendants attorney, D. S.
Birney.
McCIelland vs.. Boarman ct al; decree
for possession: appeal and supersedeas
fixed at $500; cost bond. 800; plaintiff S
attorneys, L J. Mather and Clinton
Robb: defendants attorneys, c. A. Reig-
win and Hayden Johnson.
Doty VS.. Doty; rule to show cause re-
turnabIe March 10; PLAINTIFFS attorney,
J. W. Mcneil
Assignment for today:
25ESavOy vs.. Dove; attorneys, Hill,
RIChardson-CoIbert, De Lacy.
25-Speare VS.. Speare; attorneys, Gle
plane, Keyser-Wnson, Huidekoper &
Lesh.
261-Kronheim VS.. Hill; attorneys, New
rnyer-MCMahOn.
Company: attorneys, Britton, Gray,
Tucker-wiIliams. Tucker, Kenyon &
Mcfarland.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-08
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN.

Philadelphia. March 7-wHEAT-DemaB was
fair and the market ruled steady under moderate
offerings We quote: Car lots. in export eievAtoI
No . red spot and March ll9al.c2; No 2 South.
ern red ll7al %; steamer No. red l.lesl.ls; No,
red. Ll6aI.1e; rejected 4, ll5IFall6ls rejected
B, ll2al.l5
CORN-Mark.t quiet. but STEADY. We quote
Car lots for local trade as to location-No. > yel
low. soasl; steamer yellow. 7SsA7g8s: No yel,
low, 7HEa75Is No. yellow T25szTy4; cob corn
per 70 pounds rs.
OATS-There little trading and the market
was unchanged. Quotations follows: No
white 52lSG54; standard white. Joa5l; No. white,
:sa59: No. white. Ea4s; sample oats, 4tsE5
purified oats graded selEa5l.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-08
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

WHITE
Margaret J. Allen, rs years so4 n. c. ave. se.
Theresa A. Whitecroft, q. 70 7th 81 ne.
Susan NJ. Patton, 65, sibisy Hospt.
William BurneI, r. 1917 R. /. ava
Marie Hawvermale, a. Columbia Hosu,
Sylvester F. Jones, 76 500 R st.
William @. Swain, So, George Washington Hospt
John Clark, IS. U. s. Soldiers Home Hospt.
lille J. Burroughs, a, s5fH L st. NV,
Richard Mitchell, "a, Ia 18th 1t. ne
Rose Bayles rs, George Washington Univ. Ho~nt
Edward Mclean, %, Tuberculosis Hoept,
Infant son Of Isaac W. and Dina HaIharrs, ,
days, Sibley Hospt.
1885 s st. Sc.
CoLORED.
Alice Carol, g year., Freedmens Hospt.
Mary Kinkney 6. III 18th St NV.
Peter Young, 81, Blue Plains, d. @,
The Washington herald., 1916-03-08
q. S. Treasury Statement.

The condition OF the United States
Treasury at the close Of business yes
terday was:
Net balance in general fund, SIz1 ,l4s 80;
total receipts, S2,sss,5os; total payments
s.. sse, I5s.
The deficit this fiscal year is $50, 7ol ST..
against deficit Of S7667l.O6s last year.
exclusive OF Panama Canal and public
debt transactions
Revenue receipts this fiscal year, up
to the close Of business on March &
S444. II. 5S2 lS; revenue receipts at the close
OF business on March 6. 1915, SO, 4ss .Isl 81.
Ordinary disbursements this fiscal year
up TO the close OF business on March 6.
S4SJ, so, 1854; ordinary disbursements at
the close Of business on March s. 1915.
$499, 81, 49,. IS
The Washington herald., 1916-03-08

tice Hughes. Mr. Justice Van Devanter
Mr.. Justice Pitney, and Mr.. Justice Nc
Reynolds.
Joseph Du Vivier, Of New York City,
and Nat SchmulowitZ, of San Francisco
Cal, were admitted to practice.
11-LouisVille and Nashville Railroad
Company ct al, appellants, VS.. the United
States ct al: motion to advance sub
mitted by Mr.. Solicitor General Davis
for the appellees.
25-Southern Wisconsin Railway Com
pany, plaintiff in error, VS.. the City OF
Madison; argument continued by Mr..
Burr W Jones for the Plaintiff in error,
and concluded by Mr.. William Ryan for
the defendant in error.
261-St. Louis and Kansas City Land
Company ct al, plaintiffs in error, VS..
the City Of Kansas City; three counsel
allowed to argue for the plaintiff in error;
argument commenced by Mr.. 1. n. Wat
son for the plaintiffs in error, continued
BY Mr.. Kenneth McC. DeWeese for the
plaintiff in error. Union Depot Bridge and
Terminal Company, by Mr.. Jesse c.
Petherbridge and Mr.. Arthur F. Smith
for the defendant in error, and concluded
by Mr. H NJ Langworthy for the plain
tits in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at Il O'Clock.
The day call for Wednesday. March s,
will be as follows: Nos. 249. 262, 263, 264
land 265 and $3.50, ~ (and 122-, 2S9, 20.
a. 2I7 and 275.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-08
LEGAL ApREAL ESTATE RECORD COMPLETE

Hilton; judgment M. c., s27.os; plaintiffs
attorneys, Leckie, Cox & Kratz
5s92EEphriam ]. Totten VS.. Potomac
Electric Power Co.; damages, $4,000;
plaintiffs attorneys, Ralston & Richard
son and s. d. willis.
5SsS-Greeta E. Shaner VS.. Potomac
Electric Power Co.; damages, $4,000;
plaintiffs attorneys, Ralston & Richard
son and 8. d. Willis.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-08

w. B. Hibbs & Company yesterday
made public the following telegram from
their New York correspondents, sum-
marking the New York list after close
While a certain amount Of buying was
held in check as a consequence OF the
activities in Congress still. on the whole.
the disposition appeared to be to an
uctpate a vote in the House sustain
ing the President. 1t is not expected
however, that the results will be known
until late this evening. The stock mar
ket acts well and plainly shows the ef-
feet Of a renewal Of bullish tactics I'm
selected issues. In addition, a rather
fair inquiry has developed for the rails.
We believe that the general trend OF
the market is upward and that, barring
Unforeseen developments of an adverse
nature. a substantially higher range Of
values would be established
Beet Sugar to GO to @ Per Cent.
1t was reported yesterday that Amer
The Washington herald., 1916-03-08
WILSON VICTORY
GUIDES TRADING
Tabling Of McLemore Resolu-
ton Discounted By Wall
Street Operators.
LOCAL MOVEMENT LIGHT
Lanston. Fractionally Firmer, Leads
Washington Stocks; Steel Prices
Reported About to Advance.

The New York exchange started early
yesterday, anticipating the tabling OF the
McLemore resolution. and by the time the
vote on the previous question, assuring
its tabling, had been flashed over the
wires the Presidents victory had been
almost completely discounted.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-08

Trading WAS light on the local exchange
yesterday. LanstOn attracted some at
tention, being fractionally firmer. Ian
ston directors met in New York yester-
Gay afternoon and discussed plans for
the annual meeting next month in Alex
andria. The question of a dividend was
taken up, but no announcement made.