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The Washington herald., 1916-08-16
COURT PROCEEDINGS
TUESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1916.

lNo w street northwest-Chsries Y Gro~ Il N
MAY u TO fred ID. Giesle; lot ID; square n
SO: Trust s.
Chillum Castle Heishts-Mun~-y Trus, o. trus
Tee 70 Lou @. Hsnkls; lot 7s square nuB: s. sD
u street between Thirteenth and Fo1rte,uth
streets southeast-HGuy A Kite e uI Clsir,
Wright TO James L. Lindsay Ios u, r1usr. icSl /;
SO; trust 81 500.
Third street between p and @ st-u-ts po-tb.s.a-
Charles Y. Worthington and Martin wIsund
unstees 70 william p. Spring.: part Described in
square 10; so
~ tennessee avenue nOrtheGst-Wlliam Murrhy
et ux Margaret Y, 10 George NJ Cook; lot y
square looS; 40; trust. 500
ah street northvest-Adel ssnshs TO Man
sour n. samsha: lot q square 5ls; so
fArhNn-Osczr c. Brother r. 70 Cam, v
Murray; lot q, square sos; SO
q street no-theas-Thomas J. o'B1en. eIeou-
tST. e. uI Courtney A. to GeorE. W. Barn~-; lot
lN. square SIS: so: GeorFe W Bsr.s cony,z,
same property TO Milton A. KsttIer: SO
PetWorth-MiddauEh & shannon, Inc, 10 d.
rsn and Ethel p. McCarty; lot g blocf 81 so
~ and 40 Fifth stree northe.--Narir 7.
s36; 800.
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Criminal Division.
Justice Stafford.

United States VS.. James T. Allen; muir
der first degree; bill Of exceptions sub
mitted; attorneys. Jackson H. Ralston
and Stanley d. Willis.
Estate Silas Poole; petition for probate
Of will filed; attorney. A. B. Leet
Estate Clarence Z. VogeI: order to pay
OF indebtedness; attorneys. a. II. Bell
and F. J. Rice.
Estate Francis Hall: petition for pro-
bate Of will filed; attorney, A. W. Gray
Estate Nora Hocgelsberger: order ap-
pointing Claudia E. Schanck admins
traitor; bond 800, attorneys. Sleman &
Lerch.
Estate William Henderson: order to in
vest funds; attorneys. Leckie, Cox &
Estate Mamie T. worthington: order
appointing George Y Worthington ad.
ministrator; bond 500: attorney. Sidney
F. Taliaferro.
Estate Sarah F Wilkinson: order ad-
mitting will TO probate and granting let.
ters testamentary to Louis G. Gregory;
bond 5000: attorney, James a. Cobb
Estate Honoria X. Curtin: order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting let.
tiers testamentary 10 Thomas D. Walsh
! bond H.20. attorney. L. J. DAILY.
Estate Margaret c. MunCaster: order
to make investment; attorney. Alexander
Muncaster.
Estate Agnes Kirkham; order appoint.
ing Edward F. Colladay administrator
bond. 500; attorney. E. F. ColIaday.
Estate Julia F. Gilmore; order extend.
ing time for account.
Estate Eugene B. Henderson; order for
, rule to show cause.
Estate Hattie Chives: order for rule
to show cause.
Estate Emma c. sweeney; order admit.
ting will to probate and granting letters
testamentary to Harris w Slater: bond
500; attorney, F. c. Simpson
The Washington herald., 1916-08-16
Inwsuits.

59443-Martha A. J. Eglin vs. Will
lam =. Engel and Joseph W. Engel:
notes S2.0O992; plaintiffs attorney, f
II. Jackson.
59444-E Graham Sandifer VS.. Cap
ital Traction Company; damages. SlO.-
600; plaintiffs attorney, Levi II. David
59i45-The c. F. Thomas & Son Erick
Company vs.. William A. Mills; account
sl36.5l: plaintiffs attorneys, D. w
Baker and W. f. Leahy.
59446-Thc {. i. Thomas & Son Brick
Company vs.. William J. Mcclure; ac-
count sl53S.76; plaintiffs attorneys.
D. W. Baker and W. E. Leahy
59447-The c. F. Thomas & Son Brick
Company VS.. Richard f. Cozzens and
Lewis Cozzens, trading as Cozzens
Rrothers: account S1.S3619; plaintiffs
attorneys, d. W. Baker and W. E.
Leahv.
j944S-Antonio Mercurio vs.. Wash
ington Utilities Company: damages
$4,000: plaintiffs attorneys, D w
Baker and W. F. Leahy.
59449-R Raphael MerCurio. an infant
by next friend. VS.. Washington Utilities
COMPANY: damages. $4,000: plaintiff 5
attorneys, D. W. Baker and w. E.
Leahy.
5945O-Ressie Holland VS.. John ".
Gregg; damages, $1,000; plaintiffs at
torneys. Topper & Gusack
5945l-Ernest NJ. Trail VS. the Wash
ington and Old Dominion Railway:
damages. $4,000; plaintiffs attorneys,
f. H. Jackson and James Sherier.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-16
"STREET" YIELDS
TO bull WAVE
Steel Sells at S9I2, High
Price, and Maxwell Motors
Continue Rise.

CBy the International News Seryice.)
New York, Aug. 15.-When steel sold
today at 50 1-2, which is the high price
touched in the boom OF last year. and
when Maxwell Motors rose in spite of
the declaration OF a ten per cent divi-
dend, all Wall Street surrendered to the
idea Of a bull market.
The big leaders have been accumulat-
ing stocks all summer. The public has
been waiting for higher prices, apparent
l. not believing that the reports OF earn
ings were true.
Now the oft-expressed expectation OF
bankers that the boom in business is
to continue for years, that the war in
Europe IS to 80 on and on, and that
there Is to be no railroad strike seems
certain Of fulhlment, and the public Is
beginning to watch the stock market.
There is just a fringe of outsiders in
the market now. The public is apparent
ly anxious to buy steel at par, Reading
at 80, and Marine at l4G.
Part Of today's strength was due to
expectation that the British loan would
be announced within a few days and
possibly tomorrow. 1t is believed that
the collateral back Of this loan will be
mostly American securities. That will
please Wall Street because there would
be no danger Of repudiation and a de-
fault of the borrower would be more sat-
view Of the character Of collateral that
would fall into the hands of the lenders.
Wheat was excited throughout the ses-
sion and had a perpendicular rise of sew
eral cents just at the close. The wheat
market is not in the hands of pool
operators as the United States govern
mpnt seems to suspect it is. In view of
the shutting off from the world of the
Russian wheat the American market has
acted very COnservatively so far.
That President Wilson is determined to
have no strike was proved to Wall
Streets satisfaction today when the or
der was issued to withhold 5000 troops
that had been ordered TO Mexico. That
is one reason uncertainty regarding the
strike has been a depressing influence
on Mexican stocks. settlement OF the
railroad dispute therefore will be a sec
Ondarv bull argument on Mexican stocks
as well as a direct one on railroads.
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York Aug l5.-Buytng BY trade interests
and covering strengthened the cotton market today
after 1t had BEEN easy. Prices opened TO S
points higher. There was no rain in the South
west but disturbance over Kansas. moving north
east expected to bring rain in Oklahoma while
the report Of the Census Bureau the cnnsImp
ton Of the staple in July issued at the beginning
Of business disappointing.
The market late in the session firm and
around the best prices OF the session due to
continued buying by spot houses. fears about the
Cult storm. active demand for the actual
article and higher spot markets in the South. The
close II to IL points net higher
Spot at Liverpool quiet. advance Of
points on the basis Of aid for mid upland.
Futures IN the English market closed quiet at q
net decline OF 54a4 points. Spot here steady.
IS points higher at "a sc; there were no sales.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Aug IS EGGS-Market hrmsr Mary
land. PcnnsylyaGiA and =, arhy hrsts g6 Eastern
Shore Maryland and Virginia frs-s @; Western
Ohio rrS's s; West Virginia trsts. eia25 South
EN- tNOrh Csroliral frts, "a The market for
Western eESs is much stronger. Western fresh case
count. 5, and cAndled. Ga2s
BUTTER-Separator. extras. SsDb4; do. hrsts.
ssa29; prints IsIb extras Soag; frsts 2ssoO; do.
10 extras. BIZ. irsts caa90 blocks. : lbs
extras 3la3iIl; frss 2ago: dairy prints Mary and.
Pennsylvania and Virginia, extras. Ia2s hrsts.
.0a2l ; store packed. Ersts -
LIVE POULTRY-Prices Tcr round unless ether
wise stated: Chickens. s0riuE y. to lbs. i;
do. IL to II lbs, .9a2O. do. under X lbs. Issle
do, white Leghorns. lsal9 do, old hens. lbs.
and over. IS; do. small TO medium. =; do. old
roosters and stAGs. I0all duCks. muscovy and mon
grel. Old l3sIi: do. white Pekings young l6 do,
Indian Runners young lialj; do puddle. largs.
fat old lSali: do small. poor. =. do. spring over
% lbs. l5al6. DO. smaller. EslJ: pigeons, old.
pair. ., DO, Young. pair. .; guinea fowl, young,
each. Gao.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITs-Pota
toes. white, nov. Norfolk. No. !. bbl.. 250s2-75;
do, No ., bbl. i.5Osl75. do, York River. bhl
225a2.50: Rappahannock lbl. ga % DO. Eastern
Shore Virginia. Dbl. 22s2 50; do. nearby. bus box.
soa!o sweet, new yclloWs. barrel. . 6s3oo
vans new large. bright barrel 225a@.5N; apples,
Early Harvest. fancy. bbl.. LJ0aI IS small bb LO0a
Is; do l. Dh. las. 47n bects native bunch.
ca3; backherries. Eastern Shore. Md. ct 4a6; cab-
hase nstiTe crate. 50a7j. 90, no 3Gnai0o. Canta
louTes Anne Arundel has. 25a40. do. Eastern
Shore, crate. c0aJ0 oslery. New York. bunch. 25aN
corn. nearby. sugar dozen. sal2, cIcumbers native.
bas. 5Oa6O; -ggplants native has. cOaJ5: lima
beans peach bAs.. 6oa7C; dc. hls has. I.00al.25
lettuce. native, bus. box g1as0. do. New York.
has, boN 55al.15; on'ous Virginia yellow,
has. 7jalOO; do hJ4. seas. .: do. White. bbl
25ao.75: do. MARYLAND and TonnsyIvania yellow.
bur. l.lo pea hes mountain. car1er. l5Oa2o. do.
Eastern Shore. Mo. yellow tSN sal %: white.
box 75aloo; de-. has. 5Na-5 do. carrier. l25sI.75;
dc. Western. bus. has. 25a..JO; pears Eastern
Shore, Bartlett. IS has. 5ol61 pineapple. Florida,
crate as to slzc l25a2.5O. repptrs. nearby bas
Sa35 rhubarh Iative, bunch -a3r squash. NATIVE.
has, 3A25; tomatoes. Potomac. crate. 25a4O: dc.
Anne Arundel. riIe. has. 25a35 do. Eastern Shore.
ripe has. l5a., tcnneons selects 100. p OOaJO 60
do, primes 100 l2caIsOO do. Cu.ls lO0 6OOaIC.CO
The Washington herald., 1916-08-16

Chew Chsse Heights chevy Chass Land Co. 10
Paul nUlaney: Tart lot p SQUARE l7j Sl0.
= . street uorthwr-t and Ga Morris strrrt north
cast .Crra VI. WetzcI to William H. Wetzel: lot
- nIuare GA: 0Lo lot 10. IUarC sf', so.
QUAR- street aud . i've avenue northeast HCr
rec Graham ct a. executors and tnIStees. to Annie
Mriunis Ella Inns and ANY T.. Cofman teach an
undivided one fourth Interest," TO Orestus ". Miller
Wilt Mile Harley =. Miller and Howard u
Miller uach undivided orc sixteenth interest
lot * and % Keniworth block 3 sIuare 5l65: 81
COS street northwest Fred :. Svi0deU ct uy
; Maud X. to Russell Z and Alice {. MikeseI: lot
e. square ~: $40.
Srcur-r Goriou and 7. =. Murahau trustees "a
Charles u. KindIr: lot 2. sIuarc 9ls: s. 20.
HiEuieu Richard \. CHvauagh ard MARY e.
Cavanagh 20 Wad' H. aid liee ). Elgin. lot S.
block :. square a55S SO; Trust. $s45l.
Sixteenth Street Highlands-R FNarcis Saul and
6. nercy MC'iluc, tnIstce, to George W. Kcrnodle
lot and cast lart lot 5. square -; ESQ
FairmOunt Heights Robinson White ct u1 Min.
ME l.. 10 Flank D. RoOs: lot g. blOck :: SO
The Washington herald., 1916-08-16
SUBMARINE MILKMAN
BLOCKADED BY POLICE
Collections to Feed Starving German
Babies by Undersea Route Halted
by Promoter Arrest.
nerisr 70 Tb. HaSlinr-or H.r,s

Special to The Washington Herald
New York. Aug. l5.-Carlos Van Berg 5
ambition TO become known as the world S
first submarine milkman went TO smash
in NOrkville Court this morning when
Magistrate Corrigan held him in 81 900
bail on a charge Of grand larceny pre-
ferred by Oscar kullman. a baker. who
alleges he contributed 800 to the deep
sea milk route which never materialized
This money was to be used in pur-
chasing milk for the babies Of Ger
many, Austria and Ireland.
The German residents Of Yorkville be-
came greatly interested in the scheme
Van Berg's eloquence drew tears and
800 from Kullman. Van Berg said that
first shipment of milk would go by the
German submarine Bremen
The Washington herald., 1916-08-16
FEW CHANGES
IN'LOCAL LIST
Chesapeake and Potomac
Shows Increase Riggs
Realty IS Lower.

Prices changed but slightly at yester-
days session of the Washington Stock
Exchange. Chesapeake G. Potomac SIS
sold at los, showing a slight increase,
while Riggs Realty Is, long term
maturity, were transferred at 1Ol 1-2,
slightly lower level.
Potomac Electric consolidated IS were
changed hands at 102, and Railway As
brought 81 3-4. Washington Gas sold at
Is and Mergenthaler was transferred at
161. Railway preferred sold at 81, a
number OF shares being disposed Of
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NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York Aug 5.-wHEAT-Unsettled and
irregular. Trade fairly active No l Northern
T. O. b.. l.6iE; No. red (. o. b. l.54: No. ?
hard winter. l.Ei+, f. o. b.; No. l macaroni. to
arrive. l.55S.; No. Manitoba. L6lH. Exporters
took about so 900 bushels
CORN-Fim. Trade dull. No 2 yellow fresh
shellel. to arrive. 9s5l. C f. No B. fresh sheIled
to arrive, sss., c. l. (. Exporters took nothing
OATS-Fim; trade is quiet. Standard 5lha5l ;
No. white. f9lsa50; No white. 4sita49; elevator
basis, ungraded, 49s52. Exporters took nothing
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
HITE

waiter ? crcl-h ~ and Ia x Hs- g Re-
J. =. MscIiu.
James ". Brurden. ". and Blanche r Whit, e
Rev. c D. Weede-.
William J. Kinbsn =. and Grstche- = smrrn
y. Rev 7. 7. NISckln
George HSnbschsr 3. Of Bloomfield y J a-d
Elizabeth NJ. Po-ers. = of CUnh-tnd Nd Rev
l. NJ. Chamber
Edward c. Duull 2, and Name A Nufc- .
Rev. T. VI Thompson
Archibald F. Roberts. g ard Kat. r. Bonss
n Rev. H F. Stevenson
sllss E. Dennis 2 and Made Y cray. g hosh
n Plains. Va. ReT. William Harms
BrGcD McDonIld. D. q Invood Va and Irr-r.
l. Cspper, 2. Of Winchester. Va. Rev. 7 Y
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE
Arthur '. and LAurs \ Sulhrs- NV,
lar L and Edna Schwrnk hr,
Philip H and Isabelle Sheridan hoy,
Oscar ". and Ruth Rilsy hrz.
lTIis and Helen Rohrscr hov
J. Oswald and Edna O'Ne-1. hor-
William y and Made Mills h1-
Valentine ard Pauline NuehIhaus mi.
Liner u. md Augusta Merrill sri.
Frank aud Gertrude LuCacl. bry.
?. and =. FIurcUf. boy
Archie d. and ksthrvn EnsrI El-l
James W. and Maud T. Cleveland b.
Oliver W. and Georgia Z. BrrCshsad s1-l
Allen !. and Helen Gov s7u girr.
Frank z. and AlIcr T Duel lrr
COLORED
George a and FIcrunce T. Wha-rsr mi.
RoheTt W. and Irene Plummrr Errf
psllis J.. and Lillsn PauIs. hor
William and Louise NJ. GroS. 10y
Joseph and Matte Msckeu. b~v.
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New York.
New Orleans.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Aug. l5.-BUTTER- Firm: receirtS
l56B tubs; creamery. extras t92 scorel 81; cream
cry higher scorng). 31za2; frsts. 2saooz seconds
za2s4.
EGGS-hregular; receipts 25,3i CASES fresh
gathered, extra fine S2a33; extra frstS 3Oa3l frsts
Ea29 nearby hennery. whites. fine to fancy, 36a 90
nearby hennery, browns, 3ia35
LIVE POULTRY-Weak; no prices settled
dressed steady; broilers 23a3l fowls, l7a22Ia tur-
kays Z,aR
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New YUrs August l5.-Monev on call today
orened At "a per cent. high. "a per cent; low.
prr cent Close ~ Ter cent Most Of the loans
were at "a.
Tine money was practically unchanged. The de
mand was light and the supply sufficient 70 fl!
current requirements. Rates were per cent fOr
sixty days $4a5ls for ninety days; J5a3S4 for four
month. 5s.a5 for six months.
Mercantile paper was il somewhat better de
mand. Rates wr-e: sal por cent for sixty II
ninety days ind1rsed hills recei7abe 4a4s per cent
for choice 4 IN months single
FnPFTt-N
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BALTIMORE GRAIN,

Baltimore Md. Aug. l5-WHFAT-Closed
strong; No. red. spot and August lsl,; septem.
her. l.46h OCtObcoT. LIZ; No. red Western snot
and August, l52a.
CORN Closed frmer and nominal, Srot and
August 81.
OATS-Market steady. Standard white ta,f,ls
No. white. 4s; No white IS asked
EGGS-Maryland pennsylvania and Virginia, 2.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickers old hens IL. Tnrin,
9a2l.
DUCKS-Young Pekins, II.
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Equity Suits.

34545-Henry n. Fry VS.. Fidelity Trust
Company. ct al trustees: to substitute
( trustee; plaintiffs attorney, Andrew B.
Duvall.
34546-Frank A. O'Neil VS.. unknown
heirs of Tohn Spoor: to quiet title; plain
tins attorney, ChaPin b. BaUman.
34547-Charles NJ. and Pauline Campbell
VS.. James W. Campbell: judgment cred
itors bill: plaintiffs attorney. John Rid
out
3i54S-William f Thompson ct al. VS..
Mabel G. McCracken ct al: for partI-
tion; plaintiffs attorney. ]. J. Darling
ton
34549-NatiOnal Fire ProofnE Company
vs.. John n. Garman ct al: to enforce
mechanics lein; plaintiffs attorney,
Thomas II. Patterson.
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c. & o. Revenues Increase

Net operating revenue OF the Chesa-
peake & Ohio Railroad system for the
calendar year. ended June 80, showed an
increase of ,292, 913. as compared with
net revenue for the preceding calendar
year. Freight earnings were s99, ,O79, ,OS7,
an increase of s7.79O, $50: and passenger
earnings, S, ,99s, ,O43, a gain of 500, ,S55
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World of Finance and Complete Legal and Real Estate Record
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by w. Ii. Htbbs d Co.
SALES

SALES.
Capital Traction S. 100 at los
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone IS, 81 900 at
los.
Riggs Realty IS Qong) $1,000 at lOlA.
Capital Traction, II at S.
Washington Railway pfd., at g. 10 at 81. 10 at
81, 4 at 81.
Washington Gas. at IS, Is at 16
Mergenthsler, 4 at l6l.
After call:
Potomac Electric Cons. S. 81 900 at lr2.
Washington Railway 4s 5000 at sl%.
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DEATHS REPORTED.
HITT

Ah"e r. Arsnada. g yCsE 16 uth =. -
Sarah J. stiles -. 9lE Is'h - nv
ESth'r DCnlsnn ~ IiSrfeId Hcspt
William F. Tanner, IS. - = s. ne.
Annie NJ. CorrdCn. IS IS u 81 ne.
COIDRED
Robert Given. s. Wash. AzIum Husr'
Beatrice CHAPMAN. % 1914 y X ave nv.
Alfredo Steen. Is. 6Is T 81. nv.
Henry JsCksJn &. SIC Reeycr' Cour- nv.
Russell b. Smith. l. 1861 Znd s, nv.
Della Barnes. e. S4's Fentnn St. NJ.
Lucy Pratt, months 4G3 9Th street Sr,uhs
Fnncs short. ! month. jOe sth st. ne.
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steady; hesviss I06OaIO6O: heavy Yorksrs. IO55a
o s.; light Workers. 10 4OalO.5O; pigs. IOOOalo25
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceiDts, l.5OO head
sieady: top sheep. 800. top lambs IOZ
CALvES-Receipts. 90 head: steady; top, l25O.
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Continental Pays Dividend,

The directors of the Continental Trust
Company have declared the usual quar-
terly dividend of l 1-2 per cent, payable
10 to shareholders of record
September 10.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Cricago. Auz l5.-HOGS- Receipts. 1900; lOc
,Ehrr- bulk. 9gal1O; mixed, 975a!065; heavy.
34Caa0
CATTLE-Recsipts 5000; steady beeTes asOa
1880: cows and heifers. iOOs9 .: stockers and
feeders 25a7p: calves. 0 5Gal25O
SHEEP-Receipts 1900 head: steady: ewes and
vsthers. 475as.OOi ycarlnss 6.75assO; lambs. 85Oa
ll5e
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Circuit Division.
Justice Stafford.

Clark, jr., VS.. O'Dea; time to file tran
script extended to August IS; plaintiff S
attorneys, Dismer & Esher; defendant s
attorneys. J. A. O'Shca and J. !. Sacks.
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U. S. Treasury Statement.

The condition Of the Treasury at the
close of business Yesterday was:
Net balance in general fund. s2l2 S19, IL.
total rcceits Yesterday. s.. 4O7 4i5: total
payments yesterday, s3,4OS9l7.
The def it this fiscal year is 81. .g2i SIC.
against a deficit Of $2l,593. 7GO last ycal .
exclusive of Panama Canal and public
debt trnsaCtioms.
Revenue receipts for this fiscal year
up to the clos" Of business July r.,
$SS. 291 81; revenue receipts for the cor
responding period last year, S79 81. S>Lu6.
Ordinary disbursements for this fiscal
year VI, to the clos" Of business. July ~.
So9,1f7,C9Ls3: ordinary disbursements for
the corresponding period last year, $lUo-
254.721.S1
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Bankruptcy Division.
Justice Stafford

In re Huseman Ford. rule con-
tinued to August %.
In re Conrad Rutland; final report
referred to Edward S McCalmont ref
cree
The Washington herald., 1916-08-16
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Boston. Aug Is. The mining shares. as a whole.
displayed good tone. but the buo, anCy Of Monday
1,,Lyi
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Bombay averages more than seventy
two inches of rain Il year and gets mos
of it within four or five months.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-16
Plague Hits Massachusetts,

Boston, Aug. 15.-Twelve new cases n
infantile paralysis and one death is the
epidemic record for Massachusetts, in
the last twenty-four hours
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Mechanics Lien,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

7O56-Arthur Michael vs.. Oh
Schafer: lot e., square 80: SO
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Charles
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Greene Canaues Observation-Disclosures.
NATIONAL BANK STOCK
Arizona republican., 1916-01-07
lJRGEs CONVECTION
 1T FORMER NE|lI HAVEN DIRECTORS

York New Haven and Hartford rail- road under the criminal clause If the sherman anti trust made his last ap- 1 peal to the jury for the conviction of the defendants. Tomorrow after Judge Hunt has delivered his charge the case will go to the jury for a verdict. Those whose fate will be determined in addition to Mr Rockefeller are Lewis Cass Ledyard, Edward D. Rob bins. Charles F. Brooker. D Newton Barney, Robert W. Taft, James B. HemingWay. Charles M. Pratt A. Hea- ton Robertson. Frederick r. Brewster, and Henry K. AIcHarg.
 They were collectively scored bv Mir. Batts in his final summing up today for having attempted to shift the re- sponsipi.ity for their acts to Charles g. Nellen, former president of the road.
 When trouble came" he said they made Mellen the goat if ! may use the graphic term I have learned in this part of the country. and it is not un- natural that during this trial he should continue to act in that capacity"
 The federal prosecutor scathingIv denounced the former New Haven president for having disrcsardod the laws himself and also dweit on the contention of the defense that all the New Ravens acquisitions had legal sanction from state authorities or were approved by tho federal authori- tics at Washington. The testimony showed he said. that the legal sanction wls obtained not before, but after the acquisition. which forced the author ities to consider. in view of the illegal acts of the New Haven. how best the situation could be harmlessly met
 Attorney General Wiokersham never would have withdrawn the dissolution suit against the New Haven in 1909. the prosecutor asserted. had he known all the facts that had been presented to the i .ry in the present trial The di- rcctors knew. he said. when they en- tered into the contract for tho purchase of Boston and Maine stock fiat fl was 2 violation of the sherman law ewis Cass LedYard, "an expert on the Sher- m1n law had SO drawn the contract as to evade tho law as it had been in terHrcted in the supreme court decision 1 in the Northern Securities case.