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The Washington herald., 1916-07-26
ttrcuit Division No. =
Chief Justice COyfnRton.

Perry VS.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; time to file transcript
extended to September Is. plaintiffs at
torneys, D. w. Baker and ]. W. Stag
gers: defendants attorney, John S. Bar
bcur
Hemler VS.. Potomac Electric Power Co. {.
time to file transcript extended TO Sep
tember Is; plaintiffs attorneys. w G.
Gardner and l.. L. Hamhv; defendant s
attorneys, C. H. Syme, ]. S. Barbour, C
W. Bell and Berry Minor.
Kaufman, Administrative. VS. Capital
Traction Company ct al: time to file
transcript extended TO October ?: plain
TINS attorneys, w. J. Lambert and r H.
Heatman: defendants attorneys. Frank
j. Hogan and. Ralstou & Richa rdsun.-
Locke, administrator. VS.. Capital Trac-
tion Company ct al, time TO file tran
script extended to October ?: plaintiff s
attorneys, W. J. Lambert and r H. Yeat-
man; defendants attorneys, Frank J.
Hogan and Ralston & Richardson.
Chaloner VS.. Washington Poet Co: time
to file transcript extended to September
/; plaintiffs attorneys. Howard W. Smith.
Leo P. Harlow and E. F. CoIladay: de-
PENDANTS attorney, Wilton J. Lambert.
Jackson vs. Sharp dismissed at costs
Of plaintiff; defendants attorney Soterles
Nicholson.
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STEEL Dividend
NOT A SURPRISE
Enormous Earnings Led Wall
Street to Forecast Extra
Payment.

New York. July 25.-The declaration of
one per cent extra dividend on United
States Steel was no surprise in Wall
Street today. In the six months Of this
year the corporation has earned S1n, ,S39,
6T2, which is SlO1. 431, sos more than It
earned in the same period last year.
The June earnings of s2s, "a, 473 are at the
stock. after providing for the preferred
dividends.
As these figures were published after
the market closed the bear party that
attacked the list on the worn-out idea
that the war is to end in a few weeks,
Is left in an embarrassing position.
These figures confirm all the reports
from other corporations and leave no
doubt whatever as to the substantial
character of business. The short in
terest Is still rather large and this re-
port should force II to cover.
There Is no longer any doubt about
the sincerity Of the advice that bankers
began to give to their clients, about ten
days ago. to buy stocks and particularly
buy steel 1t Is evident also that the
bankers had some inkling of these big
figures wnen they threw down the bars
TO brokers and invited them to borrow
on anything that had a quoted value.
Shortly after the steel corporation an
nounced its earnings. the Eastern Steel
Company declared an extra dividend of
q per cent on its preferred stock. Earlier
IN the day the American Hide and
Leather Company announced a payment OF
5 per cent on account Of the 115 per cent
accumulated on its preferred.
Studebaker earned 80 per cent for the
year ending June 30. 1916. exclusive of
war business. In the previous year it
earned T.R per cent including war
business. The stock is about SO share
under the high price and there is a good
short interest in it,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE


Dennis L Cooney 3 and ChEriotte z Gut-lds,
= Rev william J Broom.
Julian J. Hanna. .. Of Mount Sloan Va ana
Nsncy MoAlptn. "a, n GlEso~. Va Rev Hoy.t
F. Downs.
Bernhard n schults,, y. o. Fo-,sr-u, Ma. ,se
Bessie R. BOutwnEht = R-r. william &
Ramsey.
Bernhard NJ schut1e. of Forv-trms. Nj. and
Bessie R. Bostwright . Rev. william b
Ramsey.
Ralph " Chsrhsrlain =. and Emma wieriu,oa.
IS Rev. Howard , Downs
Leo ALVIN Ben, .. and Myrtle l. Mueller. "A
Rev Thomas G smyth.
J Howard McCauley. =. and Pauline A Obe-n-
doeter. q. Rev. Charles H. Fox
solomon B. Berkowich. e and Bertha Cspsteh.
:. Rev. Louis Stein.
Arthur B. sydnor .. and Auos J. Bar. q.
both OF Richmond Va Rev William HGrrS
Harry S. Groeg1u. S. and Anne C. svetnGn. a
Rev l. NJ Chsmbers
Ivan L. Groves. Is and Claudia Z wihnshGm.
&c, Of Remington. Va. Rev. H. T sterensu
CoDoRED.
William H Lawson, vs. and Matilda MurrEy. q.
Rev AqUilS SIyles.
Clarence johnson. ~ and Lulu J. Byrd z R--
Joseph Jasper. z. and Mary1r-t z BlGcEsura. =
Rev Richard.
Hens7n Queen il. = and LauniI Brown. Z.
William Scale. q and Anna Thomas. Rev.
J. T. Harvey
George L Lee =, and Mar J. Wess, y. Rev.
J. r. Stevenson
Mercer Barnett, % and Mani. FrenEley, :, both
Of FrederickburE Va. Rev A. styIe
James X Crussnan. IS, and Georgia Mitchell. u
Rev David TurpeEn
William J. wAShington 2. and AIb--a wsyens
B Rev J. T Harvey
Jesse J. BurIey . and Mary Z. Allen, 2 Rev.
[ r. johnson
William l. MArshaII. d. and Jsunis s,orf., =
Rev. J. L. Gcrheld.
Clzrprae ThounIS5n = and Pearl Rrook, . r.,
W. D. Battle
Hamilton J. Thompson. 2 and virFe Y. Hill. -.
Rev. William A Tsylor.
George J. jenkins -, and Mary p Johnsou- N
Rev shelton Miller
John J. Jones 2. and vioIa v Mitchell. y Rer
r. FAntruy.
Alfred Powell, s. and May KING q R.r. D.
S. Tai
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago July 3.-The fact was clearly denonsuat
ed in the wheat market today that declines are
likely 10 be established when least expected There
we're net Losses Of to 24s and recesstons Of Zs 70
81 cents from the highest levels
The shrevdest traders led in the selling today in
order TO secure profits. There vas no change
for the better in the crop situation, in fact, re-
ports less favorable.
1t is known that the spring wheat crop has
suffered. but the damage cannot be estimated until
the wheat Is threshed. Besides the actual loss
sustained. the quality Of the grain will show a
heavy falling of.
Cash sales of wheat in al positions amounted to
about l. 900 900 bushels Of which 800 900 bushels
Manitoba
Com was. irregular with the nearby futures un-
changed to nc lower. while the deferred months
were y to 80 higher.
Ths buying mainly continued hot weather
and the December delivery especially sought.
Cash sales here were 5000 bushels for Eastern
shipments
Oats was to hc lower. car Of new oats
received here graded No. mixed Cash sales OF
oats here were ls, 900 bushels with 5000 bushels
for export
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Probate Division.
Chief Justice CoyfnRton.

Estate Of Susan Biggins; order for sale
Of property; attorney, D. w Baker
In re II. Dorsey Waters: order appoint
ing Bessie W. Waters guardian; bond
$500; attorneys, MILAN & Smith.
In re Elanora johnson and others: petl-
ton to mortgage real estate fled attor-
ney. L. \. Black.
Estate Of Maria s. Lyman: will dated
April %. 1907, and codicil dated May g.
1912, fled.
Estate OF Augustus B. P. Palmer. will
dated November % 1853, filed
Estate Of Joseph Friedman: petition FOR
appointment Of administrator filed
Estate Of William B. StoCkman; petit
ton for appointment of administrator
filed: attorneys. c. w. Darr and J. /
Peyser.
Estate OF George w Dorsey; order ap-
pointing guardian ad litem.
Estate OF Joseph Friedman; petition for
letters of administration filed: attorney
w. Gwynn Gardiner.
Estate of Lyman F W. Cushing: will
dated November I6, 1872, and petition for
probate will hled; attorney. William E.
Davis
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE

Quotations given below ere for large lot, ~ vood
marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices are hIsbsr
Lower grades may be sold for less Fancy eood.
command higher prices.
EGGS-Fresh, per doz. Z5a24
BUTTER-Best prints, new, per Tb NJ. do
tub. per ID. 30a process. lb.. q; store packed
per h., 2os2.
LARD-Tub. pure. per b. llalz: do. compound
per h., loit; cottonsesd oil. per can. sy
CHEESE-New York. new per ID IA. IA, 49,
lb.. IS; Swiss domestic. per lb. %: do. for.im.
per h., 70.
LIVE PoULTRY-HnS. Per ID, lesoo; rooa-r.
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The World Finance and Complete Legal and Real Estate Recore

per h., Is; spring ducks. per lb. l6aF; chickens
spring, per lb.. 2sa2s: turkeys. per lb.. %.
GREEN GOODS-Beaps per basket 25a75; beets
per loo I.5oa20o; cabbage, new, per crate soa65 !.
csntaloupes per crate looa3.Oo; carrots per bunch
:a3: cauhower, per basket. 6al.oo; celery. Florida
Per crate, 200s275; corn, per doz., sso; GU
cumbers. per basket. oa7s; cymblings per
crate. 5ad6; eegplants, per crate. 75slG; kale
per bol.. 3a5c; lettuce, New York. per basket
barrel 35Oa40; peppers per crate. Soal co. potatoes
per bbl.. 200; tomatoes nearby. per box. 50a 90; /;
turnipe. per bunch. saiI4.
FRUITS-Apples, per bbl, l!ooaz5 chernes, per
crate tooa3so; grapefruit. per box. 5Ooa55o;
lemons per bon, 350ato; oranges. per crate, 2oos
275; peaches. per crate l.ooa2s; pdneapples. pei
crate 200az 5o blactberres. per Qt, 4alO; raspber
ries per at. sails; huckeberries. per qt, salo;
watermelons eacn, 2caS.
LIVE sTOCK-yeal calves. prime. per h., s4alo
do. medium. per h.. sltss; spring lambs. fat, per
Ib., eala
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Supreme Court, District of Columbia
Equity Division No. i.
4 Justice GoyIpgfon.


Vogel VS.. Vogel: auditors report rati-
fed; plaintiffs attorneys, Fred J. Rice
and Alexander H. Bell.
kllian et al. VS. Rillian; rule return
able July Is; plaintiffs attorney, Wilton
j. Lambert; defendants attorneys. Bran
.denburg e. Brandenburg.
= Bro VS.. Bird: Alexander Devene ap-
pointed commissioner 20 take testimony:
plaintins attorneys, Archer & Smith and
Glenn Willett; defendants attorney
James F. Kelly.
-Ballenger VS.. Ballenger; rule con-
unued 10 July 2T; plaintiffs attorney,
Henry /. Quinn.
. Shaw VS.. Lane; time to file transcript
EXTENDED TO September /; PLAINTIFF attor-
neys, Charles A. Towne and Fox & Fox:
defendants attorneys, A.. T Vogelsang
and c. Z. Wright
Jones VS.. Jones; rule returnable August
= plaintiffs attorneys, Wright & WamP-
Ier' defendants attorney, F. Edward
Mitchell
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

South Kenilworth-Bernsrd C. Brown Ct u1
Laura V. to Samuel Daniels lot Z, square 5l3
so
sixteenth Street Heishts-Nunsey Trust Co..
trustee. TO Osca- r. Benson, lot 70 and west part
10 tie. square ZT6. SO.
Sixteenth Street Heights-Munsey Trust Co.
trustee TO Oscar H. Benson, lot % and west part
lot ls square 276. SO
South Capitol and streets southWest-ChSrles
E Banes to Joseph F. Mills and William S Mills.
lots s. s. and g. square 653 so. trust S.0oO.
Dobbins Addition Joseph Paul ct Elva A.
and John J. Albright ct TX. susan F., to Thomas
A Jameson. lot S. SQUARE go SO.
s25 c strelt sCu;hwest-John J McMshon, R.
Harrison johnson and George E. Sullivan, trustees
to Alexander Watson. east part lot TO- square So
S.. go
C street between Twenty-third and Twenty fourth
streets northvest-Fhiip F. Larner. executor. to c
Dewey Fowler Minerva y. Dana and Harold North
west part original lot l. square e SO.
62 and 62i street northwest-Fred Besl and
William H Sholes trustees. to Harry c. and
80. 49, 500. ~
llH. uI3 and ,IS Tenth street northwest
James Berry and William Mex Clayton. trustees
to Harry c. and May H. Lams1n. parts original
lot Il. square 36s, SlIsG
Il2s and 10 Tenth street northvest-James Berry
and William Mex. Clayton. trustees. to Harry
O. and May h Lsmson lot T. square 81. S 20.
BeverIy-Charles A Douglas executor and trustee
to John !. Gray. lot .. squsre 5ss. SO.
l6ll First street noTthWest-D willett wilkins
ct uK Anne T. TO Laura VI. wilkins lot S.
square GA. SO.
I75l street northwsst-Wslter ?. NaPper to
Robert r. and Fannie NJ Hsmln. lot 20 square
Isl SO: trusts 1870
Friendship-Jscob s Gruver Ct uT Annie R. 20
Daniel ]. and ANGELA NJ. Liz. lot >, square "a.
SO: trusts. 500.
Holmead Manor Daniel ]. LiG et uy. Angela NJ
to Jacob S. Gruver, lot l6. block Is. so; trust
5000.
800 F street s0uthwest-JOhn F. Jsrins and
Francis II. Javins 70 Paris and Italia Psgliochini
part let Is. square H3, SO.
Washington Heights Dwight Andersen to Robert
Allen, part lot a., block :. SO. trusts 900.
1909 street northwtst-Louiss s Randall 10
Dwight T. Scott. LOT IS. square IS $40.
North Carolina avenue between Flst and Second
streets southeast-Thomss = Coz q ux ASrSx.S
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
TUESDAY, JULY as, 1916

NJ, and Aielissa /. Krunks to John 4 st1dtIer.
part lot s.. square 7A. so.
Norlh carolina Avenue. between Rrst and second
streets soutbe1st-John h Stadtler 70 Kari Z
ana Melissa !. krumke. part lot s. square ~. SO
~ CorcorAn street porthwest-Roszhe Edelin,
% c4snnlnG Merina and Joseph Msrlins Ips 10
AAssAehussfts Avenue Heishts-Jesunetts N se<r
% american Security Trust Co. and A1nos n
I iamo' trustees, lot 2 square lsB IS -
AGsSanhusetts Avenue Heifhts-Claytoa r n-.-
marx % AmeTican Security d Tust Co. and
amos n Plumb trustees. lot S square laA *
Massachusetts Avenue HsiEhts-MarthG W via
ANS 70 American Security 4 Trust Co. and Enos
q, Fluinn' trustees. lot 9. square 1886. s.
NAssachusetS Avenue Heghts-Msry W csr-
IsntU 20 American Security TrIst o. spe
Amos n. Plumb. trustees lot ). square zol IS
Nlph anc + streets northwest fWarder Bsilosnf,
-Mhiiam ) Dante. trustee to G c PuTJsT
Richard K. Tyler and Charles C. Warden tF1i,ts.,
parts original lots and g SQUARE ss Sfu
Fourteenth Street Terrsce-LynchBurg Inrertyur7t
CoTnoraIon 10 Edith M. Vance Iots = spo O.
square 2S6. SO.
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NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET.

New York. July 5.-wHEAT-weaksr: tsade is
fair No. l Northern. (. a b.. l.9; No. red.
f. O. b. l.5li1, to arrive; No. hard winter. z
T. O. b.; No ! macsroni, 10 arrive. l.2s1 No.
Manitoba l5. Exporters took 6D. oco bushels
chiefly Manitoba New No. hard winter. T. O.
b. Gulf quoted 4lss5 over September for August
or September.
CORN-steady; light inquiry. No. yellow.
fresh-shelled TO arrive s5a. 1. f.; No. fresh
sheIled to arrive. 60, c. /. (. Exporters took moth
ing.
OATS-Steady: moderate inquiry. Standard. Goa
.s,; No ) white sssaE< No. white, sai6l1
elevator basi. unxraded sac. Exporters took
$50 900 bushels
FLOUR-Stropg business checked Kansas
straights TO arrive in lots. 5,6Oa6.0o; spring
patents for July TO August, 58a6.5o: spring clears
5 ZSa5 80: soft straight, To arrive. Sa51o: new
hard winter straight for July-August. 56oa6 o. All
quotations are on sack basis in Wholesale lots.
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PHILADELPHIA GRAIN.

Philadelphia, July 3.-WHEAT-The mArket sd-
vanced Lc carly in the day. but sfterward lost
mand was fair. We quote car lots, in export ele-
vator: No. , red spot. goal 2; No . Southern
red l.l:aI1 steamer No. 2 red. lI7al.ls; No. )
red lI7al.Ie, rejected A, LHl4allei4 rejected b
l.lsaIl5.
CORN-The market ruled frn under light Offer
ings hut trade quiet We quote: Car lots for
local trade as 10 locstion-Westen No > yellow,
ellsag2; do. steaIneT yellow, plzAsl do, No. }
yellow ssl.aS9L do No. yellow, s5zas6I7
OATS-Ds4nand was only moderate but values
were frS'y held We quote: No. white. 4sa49,s :
standard white. Esais11 No. sample cats +I4aIi1
white +'4AlI1; No. white i5'es+4'I; pJrihed
oats, graded, 46aF.
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York July S-After showing strength to
day. local and Wall Street pressure forced the
cotton market down in the afternoon. when support
WIS lacking Final prices were steady at a net
advance Of 5aL8 points Trade active.
The final sale OF July in which trading ceased
at noon. was l50e Business fell of at midday
and offerings became larger Some Of the selling
was due to a report that ocean freight rates at
New Orleans had been marked up.
Spot AZ Liverpool was quiet at an advance Of 9
points the basis Of 05d for rid-uplADd Fu-
tuIres in the EEEtsh market closed h1n At 4 ret
advance Of i5al5S points SPOT here was quiet
ard points higher at l13c,
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NEW YORK PRODUCE,

New YORK, July 5.-PoRK-steady; busins. Il,
moderate Mess, 5.5oaZ 90; family, 2 zSa3 20 !:
clear. 3.coaZOo
BEEF-Inquiry is moderate Prices sa..av
Packet, B.5oslsoo; family. lss0s2o00; extra India
mess. Aooa3on.
LARD-Weak; inquiry is inactive Prime West
rn. H.0; refined continent li.5; South Amrican
A6o; refined Brazilian, In kegs $50; beef st.sriu.
los cents; lard stearne slow At IN e.ntA
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Iawauits.

5sS6s-Moore & Hill Inc. vs. Samuel
Brown (appe,lant>, appea. defendants
attorney. David Wolf
5SS9-George Martin VS.. Adams Express
Company: damages Sl0oo 600; plaintiffs at
torneys. c. o Shaw. r. H. Mcneil and
Daniel Thew Wright.
59S7o-Mary T Bryan vs.. Robert H.
Kearney and Ida Kearney; damages
81, 600; plaintirT's attorneys. r. H. Nc
Neill and c. o. Shaw.
5S31-Harry Dean VS.. H. Koppers Com
pany; damages $1,000; plaintiffs at
torney, W. Gwynn Gardiner.
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TRADING dull. :. -
IN LOCAL LIST
Market Inactive, But Prices
Well Up-No Immediate
Decline Expected.

With an extremely light attendance of
members at the days sessions, business
was practically at a standstill on the
local stock exchange yesterday. There
was no transactions in any public utility
stock or bonds. Washington brokers,
bankers and investors were not seriously
disturbed by the valuations of the prop
critics of the Potomac Electric Company,
and the bid prices did not indicate the
slightest weakening Of the market as the
result of the valuations.
The prices in all cases were well up
to recent quotations. The bid price on
Capital Traction, was IS 1-2, with SS ask
ed; Railway and Electric, common. was
held at IS, with so bid: preferred was
held at S2 with 81 bid. A few shares OF
Washington Gas sold at rs, also on a
par with recent business.
Chesapeake and Potomac IS changed
hands at lA 1-2 and National Bank Of
Washington shares at 90. Chapin-Sacks
stock was rs; Lanston was offered at
81 l-2, with 81 1-2 bid.
According to information from New
York, the chances are rated at to l
against a decline in the stock market
from a countrywide railroad strike. 1t
is said that every thing indicates that
there will be a peaceful solution OF the
railroad wage question.
Orders have been issued by the man
agement Of the United States Industrial
Company and Distilleries Corporation to
resume operations at all distilleries at
capacity. For the past month or six
weeks, owing to the normal let up in
domestic demand for alcohol output at
several distilleries, the output has been
curtailed, but the recently signed French
contract with an option for additional
amount, has occasioned the renewed ac-
tivity.
W. B. Hibbs & Co. has received the
following analysis OF the New York stock
market from Logan and Bryan:
With the rather unfavorable crop
prospects in the northwest and the dis
appointing volume OF new foreign con-
tracts lodged here with the munition
companies, the trading element is in
clined to go slow on the long side. A
trading market will probably be the order
Of things. especially until the steel state
ment is published
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Revenue receipts this fiscal year up to
the close of business July "a, s46, ,979 IA 81 ;
revenue receipts for the corresponding
period last year. $42 49,, ,02417.
Ordinary disbursements this fiscal year
up to the close OF business July "a S56,-
Al, 80; ordinary disbursements for the
corresponding period last year, $50, $780,
74@6.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, July 5.-Noney on call today opened
at ~ per cent; high n per cent; low, . Der
cent; close. "a per cent. Most Of the loans we're
at 2a per cent
Time money market quiet and steady. Mixed
loans PTaS@. per cent for sixty days 3%a4 per cent
for ninety days and four months; Ial4 per cent
FOR hTe and SIX months. Industrial money, Hal
per cent higher
Mercantile paper was a shade hrmer Rates:
ia45s per cont for sixty to ninety DAYS bills re-
esiVabe. 4aaR4 per cent for choice single name,
and ) per cent for names not 80 well known
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
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Criminal Division No. 1.
Chief Justice CoyinRtou.

United States vs. Wannell: seduction
hearing on motion for new trial and in
arrest Of judgment; continued to August
!; attorney, James A. O'Shea
United States vs.. Charles Hill; adult
cry; recognizance $500 taken with Irwin
E. Jones, surety; attorney, o. 4. Big
oness.
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New York.
P~tous
New Orleans
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago July a 4-HOGS-Receipts, i3up head;
h.m. Bulk Oa9oO: light. 93OaIOO5: mixed elOa
c.lo: heavy. 9L0alO.l0; rough. s.l0as25; nS 71a
80
CATTLE Receipts 2OOo head: steady. Native
b-ef cattle 6alC6O: stockers and feeders 5Ooas %
COWS and heifeTs ; Da9lO: calves. s5OaI2oo
SHEEP-Rsceipts. 1000 head; hrm wethers
s-5as.5G: lambs. s.50alO4o
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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, $229, ,263,-
995; total ordinary receipts yesterday.
S,4s6,l6o; total payments yesterday, 81
747. .7se
The deficit this fiscal year is S. T23, SO
against a deficit of $685. 34i last year,
exclusive of Panama Canal and public
debt transactions.
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Bankruptcy Division.

In re Charles A. SChenck. jr: order
continuing cause before Edward s. Nc
Calmont, referee
In re Warren VI. whyte adjudication
and reference to Ralph D. Quinter,
referee
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York July 1-Tnere 4 weak tone to the
trading the Broad Street curb at the start and a
number Of the leading stocks sold at moderate con
cesions during the forenoon. The volume Of bua-
ness was trihing, however and these declines ndi-
Gated the continued absence Of speculative interest
more than any unfaTorabse developments in regard
to the various properties further disturbance OF
long holdina
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Bankruptcy Petition.

11Oe-In re Warren NJ. Whyte; manu-
facturer; Of cornices and sky.ights
3O4 Thirteenth street northwest; volun-
tary: liabilities SaD573l6: assets a,076l2;
attorney W. H De Lacy.
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Euufry Suit&

3450e-Martin Wiegand VS. Ellie Sheet.
ct al; to enforce mechanics lien; plain
tiff's attorney, James NJ Proctor.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. July 5.-WHEAT-Receipts, 3O ool
bushels Western; shipments from elevators. So sSe
bushels: stock IN elevators. .,u5.O66 bushels The
No. Western. l.8. bid; July. 2; September
I'm.
CORN-Receipts, s. 2e bushels Western: ship
uoents from elevators 1882 bushels; stock in ele
vators, E5 33 bushels. Cob corn was Quotable ct
20 per bushel The market opened steady. Spot
and July. sl7
OATS-Rcceipts l'7.l6o bushel> Withdrawn from
elevators 81 bushels; stock in elevators 81 81
bushels Prices were: Standard white 49, No
white 454a6; No white Il!aA
John Rebow. OF Wilkesharre. Pa, has
adopted twenty orphans He has seven
children of his own.
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by w. b. Hibbs & Co.

Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone IS. 500 at
1914 5000 at lo454 5000 at Of5.
Washington Gas 10 at rs. at 75 at IS
National Bank Of Washington. 10 at 20 10 at 20
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Furnish ed by w. b. HI
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Boston. July G5.-The market narrow and
quiet, with little Of interest in price variations
High. Low Clo.e
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GIRLS! DRAW A MOIST
CLOTH THROUGH HAIR
Try This! Hair gets thick,
y, WavY and beautiful
at once

immediately Yes Certain?--that's
the Joy of it, Your hair becomes light,
wavy fluffy abundant and appears as
soft, lustrous and beautiful as young
girls after a Danderine hair cleanse.
Just try this-moisten cloth with n
little Danderine and carefully draw 1t
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. This will cleanse
the hair of dust, dirt or excessive oil,
and in just a few moments you have
doubled the beauty of your hair. 4
delightful surprise awaits those whose
hair has been neglected or is scraggy,
faded, dry, brittle or thin. Besides beau
tifying the hair, Danderlne dissolves ev-
cry particle of dandruff; cleanses. puri-
fies and invigorates the scalp, forever
stopping itching and falling hair, but
what will please you most will be after
a few weeks use, when you see new
hair-fine and downy at first-yes-but
really new hair growing all over the
scalp. If you care for pretty, soft hair,
and lots of it, surely get a 20 cent bot
ties of Knowlton's Danderine from any
drug store or toilet counter and just
try it.-(Advt)