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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-14
ALEXANDRIA.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR,

Reported for The EVENING STAR.
A Slow BURNING FIRE.-In the early hours
Of last night the issue of smoke from near the
chimney of the Progress office, 700 King street.
attracted attention, as the wind blew it around
the King and Washington streets electric light
1t was difficult to determine whether the smoke
came from chimney or roof, and an hour or
more passed. during which groups gathered on
the opposite side OF the street, discussed the
probable cause Of the smoke separated and
moved on to give place to other groups that
went through the same process Of watching the
smoke and guessing where it came from. At
last the odor Of burning paper and paint be-
came evident, and 1T was suggested that the
house might be on fire. The pros and cons OF
this probability were discussed until nearly 10
O'Clock, when the key of the building was
found next door and Mr.. Higgins and others
entering found the fires banked in the furnace
and the engine room safe. On ascending to the
second story, however. the walls of locked
room we're found to be hot and the door Bills
tered. The door was broken open and q cup
board adjoining the chimney packed with en-
velopes paper for job printing, &C., was found
to be on fire. few buckets OF water stayed
the progress OF the flames. The loss of Mr.. A.
j.. Wedderburn, the proprietor of the Office,
will be some hundreds Of dollars, covered. how
ever, by insurance in A. A. Warfelds Office.
The paper in the cupboard was, it is probable,
ignited by an overheated hue. The fire had
when discovered evidently been smouldering
for some hours.
CORPORATION CouRr.-The corporation court
Judge Norton, continues its January term.
The grand jury having found four indictments
against Edward Chase for forging bogus checks
and defrauding King-street merchants has ad-
journed until tomorrow. On the probate side
of the court letters Of administration upon the
estate Gustave Nagel, killed by falling from
Gibson's building in Washington, have been
granted to Orlando beavers. w. E. Fendell
has qualified as commissioner IN chancery and
the case of TAYLOR ACT the Richmond and Dam
vile railroad company been removed TO the
circuit court
NorEs-The Fairfax independent insurance
company yesterday elected G. Lukens presi-
dent-It u estimated that the grip has 90 far
attacked over one thousand persons, but most
Of the cases are light-Nighs meetings to
continue the work Of the week Of prayer are
now held at Trinity ME-. church c. Car
lin has been appointed by Judge Norton assist
ant assessor:---Georgie French, the little
daughter Of Mr.. Geo. 8. French, fell on the
staircase Of her home and was painfully hurt
yesterday.
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THE CRUISER BALTIMORE.
Her Builders Will Realize q Handsome
Profit.

Word was received at the Navy department
this morning that the trial board on the new
cruiser Baltimore, which sailed yesterday from
Philadelphia to Norfolk to be completed by the
government, had finished its report on the last
trial, which took place about two months ago,
and would have a final meeting today for the
purpose of signing the report and forward
ing it to the Secretary. 1t is gener-
ally believed at the department that
the report will show that the vessel, on her
last trial, made an average performance Of
about IL 800 horse power, which will give the
Cramps a premium of $500 on Ler power
development. From this figure will come about
$4,000 for penalties on non-completion aud
trial expenses, thus leaving the net premium
about $4,000. The general understanding is
that the contractors have come out about even
on the actual construction Of the vessel, in
which case their profits are represented
by the sum the vessel earned by her surplus
power.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-14
The Cosmos Club Election.

The annual meeting and election of the Cos
mos club last evening brought out large at
tendance of members of the club During the
evening fine lunch was served. The officers
chosen for the ensuing year are as follows:
President, Jos. X. McCammon; vice president
Surgeon General Browne; secretary, Vim. C.
Winlock; treasurer. VIM. Z. DeCaindry; trus-
tees. Prof. j. r. Eastman, DIR. q. Browne
Goode, Prof. J. h. Gilbert
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Sales of Real Estate by Auction.

Duncanson Bros, auctioneers, have sold the
following property at public sale: Two-story
frame house So 10th street northwest to John
Cook for $4,000, the lot being II by 100 feet;
three-story brick house and store 1924 9TH
street northwest to Henry Rupert for $40, 900,
the lot being II feet inches by 80 feet; three
story brick house 1927 F street to W. H. Ma
nogue for $1,000, the lot being "a by 14O feet;
the east half Of square 114l to Geo. A. Jordan
for 4 cents per square foot; lots z, 8, 9 and 10,
square 1l4l, to F. Greenapple for 81 cents per
square foot; the north half Of square 1144 to F.
Greenapple, ia cents per square foot; lots 3.
and 8. square 1913. to Geo. j. johnson for 3sl
cents per square foot lots 6. and in square
lI43 to Geo. j. johnson for cents per square
foot; lots l, 2 and IA il square 1876 to Geo. J.
johnson for AZ cents per square foot; lots 8. 4
and i'll square l139 to Geo. j. johnson for 6
cents per square foot.
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A Bogus Post Office Inspector.

Chief Inspector Rathbone has telegraphed
to Toledo, Ohio, authorizing the arrest Of
man giving the name Of A. v. Lane, who on
Saturday represented himself to the assistant
postmaster at that place IS post Office inspec-
tor. He showed a letter bearing the signatur,
of First Assistant Postmaster General Clark
son, affixed by means of a hand stamp. The
suspicious Of the post Office officials in Toledo
were aroused and they refused the man access
to the office as he had requested. The man is
an impostor and an effort will be made to ar
rest him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-14

A freight train ran on the track near
Cumberland, Nd. William Cook, . brakeman,
was caught In the wreck, dissmbowelsd and
torn limb from limb.
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The New Rules of the Road

Supervising Inspector General Dumont of the
Treasury department has collased for the use Of
the supervising inspector OF steam vessels in
the United States the regulations recommended
by the international marine conference for
preventing collisions at sea- The data a. pre-
pared shows the old regulations and the new
ones as substituted, what Was omitted and what
was added In these regulations, az recon-
mended by the conference, the term vessel is
substituted for ship. Among the most i'm
portant recommendation are those directing
that steam vessels must keep out Of The vav 81
sailing vessels; that every vessel which is d.
rected by these rules to keep ous of the way of
another vessel shall, IL the circumstsnces OF
the case admit, avoid crossing ahead of the
other. Where, by any OF these rules. one of
two vessels 10 to keep out Of the way. the other
shall keen her eoursa and speeA
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BOARDING.

FUNHE IITcHFIELD,
Il S06 FuyhlEENTH STREE
Washington, ID. c.
d2l-lme u. b. sloCKHAM. Proprietor.
TUE WEBSTER 5l3 18th 81. NV. IkANs-
ienta. 81 and 81 90 per day with board; week.
40 10 60: hea1quartcrs cr1ly
Arlington aud poipts interest," liquoTs I5-ln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-14

James H. Lambert, editor -in-chief Of the
Philadelphia Iaqa rer since its purchase by
James EMERSON, has resigned because of iii
health. He sails for Europe for an extended
tour: Charles H. Hsustis, the managing edi-
tor, becomes editor.
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FOR RENT--STORES


IHOR RENT-A CORNER STORE NEAR THREE
Il Lines OF Cars: suitable for Grocery, Drug, Feed,
trimming, &c; rent low to desirable parry. h A.
MCINTlhE, ylS NV. ial4-6t
VSNR RENr-STOkE A ID DWELLING, SIX
Il rooms, corner lstand SITS. s. W.. a good business
stand hent $50. BY CHAS. b. sHkEVE- loU9 9TH
st. NV ial3-3t
I. OR RENT-THE LARGE STORE AND CELLAR
Il 81 9th ct. Il. w. Pa. ave, occupied as q
Paper Warehouse, Will lie for February l.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

4 vONMIssIONkk OF DkEDs FOk hykkY STATE
~ and Terrltory. Notary and U. B. Commiaaloner.
skO Il bkAl-L- lSSl - Aws IN ONCE xroza n /,
~ Pm All
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WANTED-ROOMS.


nSSs sGh s sssIE
z s.. Str Once. ii4.2t:
WAA|kS1IIEEPs..sY, TWO LADIES. ONE UNlIh;
on n. and 10Th sta NV; state terms. address Boz
w hSom and Board with social family who do not
Nails Star once .'ee' DER Az lam &C. "; ~
WANrkDaTHREE OR FOUR PLAINLY FUR.
mel noOrSood sna soo sGo ord Fpr Ss.
1 nSSsh New Yori. ave. preferred Address
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN-.. ROOM o.
tsrms Hd hoss III ., ,.r private state
WANTI pzuNFURNIsHED FRONT ROOM BE-
w tween and n \. ave. mi "a and 9Th sta NV.
Sns n scs iG s,Igs o' Address
WAATED-rwo CONNECTING FURNISHED
Nv Rooms f9r Man aud wife. where there no
sna small private family state price
.t.. NV. Address +. NJ. star Once. jsiI-3t'
WANTED-LOTS.
Neutrality-suspicious. PROPERTY IN ALL
wv part. Of the sl.y for inmed...e ,invsstment
6fs is,S price 'u'ss
~ ANIED-wE DESIRE THREE LOTS IN THE
Il i rsN Co. s ss:' FsH
WANTKD-AT ONCE-sINaLE LOTS. STREET
description to chxs s ssiis Is ffsiss
NJ ANTED-AT ONCE, FOR A CLIENT, UNIM.
sa 16 is ;sa'''
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
w photographs coiored to order cabinet picture
Soors gresehted on dozen orders s1eces. wth chill
WANTED-A PARTNER WITH $500 on . 100
w at once to Engage in q Lunch and Confectionery
Business. Address A.E., tar Ufhce. jaIl-jt
W AANIEp9mh BAUM fAis IhE HIGHEST CASH
dsathers Entire HOUSEHOLDS u specially Address
s: sSs@ & WI"
IA ANTED-LADIEs. TRY .ORANGE BLOss0M."
s1fs cure ior ism.is disease also DR. netiiils
pie. Tree: Mrs. F. A. BAILEY. Zen Ast. ST. A NE.
N ANTED-To BUY FIVE HUNDRED COMMON
y Piseons L. =. scHMID's Bird Store 81 i2th
WANTED - HORSES TO KEEP KEEPING
ax HHrse. Winter ,uS ana summer nm specially order
Tosd niles si from city Terms $40 per month O.
WiAnNTE4D.n,LI Phil Yo sSRI 5S BEST BurrEK-
lic per pound warranted moi pe to Set strong 1ss
--Don take any thing that Is Just good Scrib
hers or all the same thing bui get the best,
Is Tor sale only by WM. G. SCR1bNEl, 49, 59. $50
Center Market Middle OF Fish Asle My patrons when
sending messengers to me for Butterine viii con-
Ter favor BY incosng their orders a sealed envel
Ope, properly addressed. Ibis request necessary
tor our mutual Protection. hereby warn unscruIu-
lous parties from opening letters addressed to me
under penalty OF the law. willing 10 stand or
fall merits and insist that % ON
theirs. d.
~ ANTED- LIFE INSURANCE ON The CON.
w MON SENSE PLAN
FKANKLIN
MUTUAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION
of Washington, ID &.
Home acknowledgements March 20, 1878.
Death assessments: IL. 10 tor eli members
$1,000 Pad beneficiary Upon Death Member.
Only 81 deaths since organic ton.
SAML- c. MILLS, Esq, President
For further Information apply to
j.. BOhDLN SMITH, Secretary,
southeast corner AN anu " sts Nv, Cpl OsIte new
Pension building ocl7-:3m
WASTED-EyERYBODY SUFFERING FROM
w Smoky Chimneys to know that guarantee
Cure hem or No Pay Required; RsLges urnsces and
Latro6es Made to Heat OK No Pay. W. l.. DANTE
l4l3 eth st. NV. selS-c,n
NNAN1ED - STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w Renovsting Works: Feathers renovated. Mat
stroyed. F.h.iOUNOS. 4U2 ta. av Telephone lUOS-2
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A False Report.

A dispatch was sent out today from Santa Fe
that ex-senator Stephen W. Dorsey was re-
ported dangerously i'll at his ranch in Colfax
ley's hotel in this city and is in good health.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

EoR sALE-A yElY VALUABLE FRONTAGE OF
20 feet on 9Th st bet. Il and =; tins uil 10
sold 81 present for 81 80 foot really worth a. the
early comrleuon Of the cable viii Jake this lrOp
1A14-St Room a .-Ssi F,t nv
FIR shE-Lors s, 7.ssAND To- SO. 1887.
- soie a. sel.arsteiy. half sqt Q from lancOln
PARK ftCntlng three a Culntix. tra,
easy terms WRIGHT srOCKETT $40 ST nv
hl4-st'
v,oR sALE-CHEAP LOTS EAST OF LINGO:
II park. Corner East Caplto o d 9TH 81 sSn5e II q
low Irlce- Corner and .th -. s-e, 75n57 81
Rrsce lAre frontage on Mass. corner OF lSth-st
35c Several other large and small lots inv-stment
priccs WRIGHT sTtCKPrT
JslS-3ts slOFHn nv
l,NoR sALE-LoT &sxll4 CORNER 2lsr AMI Z
NJ p. CALDWELL.
II 1881 p ST. nv.
I,oR sAIE-CHoICH LOTS IN THE MOST GROW
Il ing and prigres i've subdivision about MA<hnx-
thereon house % suit your wife. 10 will cost you
houlhx 10 investigate our plans and no more than
Sfdiusry rent 90 comply with them and oN your own
nome YESTERDAY hALDEkAN, Cos ST.
4. OR RkNT-Two COMMUNICATED SECOND
y story, Bay -windowed Rooms, Furnished or Unfur-
hlShta- Tor gentlemen gentl man aud wife. FIRST
cas- Gale near Apply 10 loOs Il tn 81. JAl3t
OR sALE-2,3oo SQUARE FEET IN soU H.
IL cents M CAIDME
!AIf3 1881 FsI NV.
lrok sALE-A VALUABLE LOT ON THE EAST
n side OF 10th 81 nv between I and X. improved
and l. Just the rSht sire. 26xlu6 30 n alley: IN
ehcelleht Investment. Price sl0.5OO being only 90
,. cAYwoop GARRETT.
-
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
MORE LIQUOR LICENSES.

The applications for liquor license in Lieut..
Teeple's precint were acted upon this morning
with the following result:
Approved-John Herbel, 1875 F street; Rich
ard Curtin, 202 It'll street; Augustus Achstetter.
22S street; Julia Walsh. 234 street; Patrick
Carr, 10l X street; Henry'Blass, 9l5 LIST streets
VIM. F. McAllister, 3O2 9th street; Ernst
Trieber, 3l4 c street; James NJ. jenkins, 1902
4th street.
Rejected-Martin Becker, 40 E street: Ed
ward Dering, 704 l4th street, Julius Egloff, sol
A street; Ellen sullivan, SO1 4th street; James
j. Farrell. 703 I'd street, John Joachim. 627 H
street; Thomas Murdoch, 1922 Maryland avenue;
VIM. Brahler, 735 4th street: John H. Ward,
9O2 street; John C. Meyer, POI I'd street; NJ.
T. o Brien, l07 street; VIM. l.. Hettinger,
s13 Maryland avenue; Paul Hellmuth, 2l5 G
street.
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,,o,.. r. A ia NELLIE
e.! io't- 6lsf II. nv.
EcH sALE-Icrs cSGs TsE
"lgth"
ne
The above will be sold at q great bargain 20 ou!ek
purchaser. r. A DARAElILE. 0ls b st.nw. lI3-3t'
I,oR sALE-WELL LOCATED LOIS ON ST.
IL ne near 5ih; l1pxS0 10 l2-foot alley. 4th ne,
!u-t on ST. 100 70 l0-foOt alley.
Ji3-Zt' U. NJ BRYANT. D 10 9th 81. NV.
EoR sALE-TMO LOTS ON q ST NEAk MARY
Il and ave ne. at a bargain.
jlo-3t' 4. A DAhN ELLIE. els NV
L, OR SALE-FOR oNE WEEK AN AUIH, .RIZFD
70 oner al snap one Of the prettiest piec-s Of
speculative froIerties IN the tlOi within
two squares Uf Lincoln park with irctages on Mas
ave- Is, 10Th aud ste Exceptional chance for
s!hulcate. Part of purchase money . 3 aud
years- Trusts IN share 20 allow of di nerent
iroLts as Opportunity ohis. For price aud further
PARTICULARS apply 10 NASHN DANLNHOMkR
Jalo-lw Ills r st NV.
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Daniel T.. Shea, POI Warren street.

Z. SHpH, Str6Bt.
The wholesale applications will be taken up
tomorrow. For the number of applications
filed in this precinct the percentage of rejec-
tions has been greater than in any other pre-
cinct.
CoNeREssIoNAL BILLS FOR THE COMMISSIONING
The Commissioners have received from Sem
ator Mcmillan of the subcommittee on the
District of Columbia Senate bill 26, ITO au-
thorize the appointment of a sanitary engineer
in the District of Columbia and for other pur-
poses," and Senate bill iii, TO incorporate
the East Washington street railroad company"
WANTS TO BE REINsTATEp.
ID. Stewart, a laborer at the Washington
asylum. has written to the Commissioners re-
questng that he be reinstated into his former
position, from which he was reduced by the
former board of Commissioners.
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1, OR sAlE-ELEGANT LOT Al COR Oh coli NJ
Il hIa road and Miutwoud place. Also some very hne
LHts adjoining at moderate Trlce. These Ots svsl
able Tor Immediate Improvement, having water, Gas.
sewer near by curbs sidewalks laid and roa ways
macadamized- 1lLLRS kUrAEKEOAD. 1907 l. 81
d2S-lSt'
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FOR RENT--STABLES.

l,OR RENT-NEW BEAUTIFUL BRICK STAELE
Il rear Of 1870 10th St u. 81. worth double as
much Apply at once MM F. hOLTZMAN, 1921
ST. NV. ja24-3t
Lok RENT-NEw STABLE JUST OFF I7TH
Il ST. and Massachusetts ave. three stalls large
coach house, water closet and coachmaus room
dion BEAI1L- bhOMN a. CO., 1921 Est
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TIC NUoNe Lots VII De sold a. q ereai bargain
jl3-3. ID slsF
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ISoh sALE-BI FISH q MILLER, I2l3FST NV
l. DESIhAbLE BNIi.DING L. rs AT sPkCU-

IGOR SALE-TO BUILDERS AND lANESlOl.S 4
y am Offering at sperulaIiy prices Two Very Cheap
Blocks Of Lots northeast. subdIvlded 10 great adj
vantage W. L. bJEfOkD. l4@2 New lora ave.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

nor RE NT-DESK ROOM IN ONE OF THE
Il finest aud most central offices IN Washington. Ad-
dress CONGkESS Star Office. 1aI 3-3ts
ITOR KkNT-oFFICE ROOMS Ar 934 ST.:
Il desirable Front Room ut 3 10 and Back Room a:
a. per month; both in good condition. recently pa
pered anu PAINTED. Nj. ID. PECK, Room . jaIl-:it
lrOR RENT-DEsK ROOM: BEST LOCATION II
Il the city; rent SlO.
d2s-lmo HEBRON l. RAMEY, 1907 stnw.
I.OR RENT-DESIkABLE OFFICE ROOMS NTH
Il steam heat and elevator service in tine Lehman
building, 1870 New York A. L. CUUMBE
dl1-ln 1925 New York ave.
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WANTED-InTS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROPERTY IN ALL
w parts of the clty for immediate Investment
Prompt Transaction II price suits. l. SrAkoAG DT ER,
oI3 loth 81. al4-3m
~ ANTED-wE DESIRE THREE LOTS IN THE
northwest Ia TO u IT. wide, TO coat from $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-14

Lon sALE-LoT +sxll4. CORNER 2lsr AMI =
-. NJ p. cIpwELL
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WANTED-AT ONCE-SIN6LE LOTS STREET
w fronts squares Of Vacant Ground or Houses in
East washinEton quick safes IL prices reasonable
Bend description to CHAs. A. SHIELDS, luOO + 1t.
NV. tRlU-1t
WANTED-AT ONCE FOR A CLIENT, UNIM-
w proved property in the northeast; whole square
preferred. ACkLRi GADSBY, zoos ST NV
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The Financial Situation.

Of the eastern financial situation, Henry
Clews g. Co. have this to say: "The gen
eral financial situation is improving; but,
with the marked conservatism that pre-
walls in every direction, the recovery of
confidence must be expected to be gradual
and slow. 1t is an encouraging symptom
that, considering the past severity OF the
crisis so few failures have occurred on the
stock exchange. 1t is still more so that
the vigilance of the clearing house, with
regard to the standing Of it's members, has
disclosed such generally sound condition
of the banks, and that the numerous other
financial institutions have exhibited no
signs of weakness.
This is the most satisfactory evidence
that the speculative arrangements from
which we are suffering have not apprecia-
bly, involved our credit establishments,
which will prove to be an element of very
great value in the coming process of recov-
cry. Another favorable factor is that the
course of affairs in Wall street has not in
VOWED any suffering to interior interests,
beyond a partial check to the free move
ment of commercial credit. For the re
mainder of the year merchants will be in
convenienced from the stringency Of dis
counts; but it is reasonable to expect that
with the opening of the new year, the nat
ural reaction from the present severe strain
will bring money to this city, while the
great fall in stocks will reduce the amount
to be borrowed on that important class OF
collataralSn
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On the Edge of a Boom.

The president of one of the more impor-
tant banks of New Y ork, in letter written
to a southern bank president lately,
said: ave have had a tempestuous time
here for long while past. The worst is
over, however-so the most conservative
members of the clearing house believe-an
opinion in which / concur. Lots of eXcep-
tional circumstances have contributed to
the stringency which has impaired us dur
ing recent months.
''Those circumstances, believe will re-
bound to our benefit very speedily. look
for a money market this winter in which
while loaners will get fair and remunera-
tive rates for funds, there will be no OPP
preston for borrowers. The stock mar
ket's course is hardly within my province
to predict, though in common with other
students OF the situation, believe that the
worst is over.
Certainly very many, indeed the major
ity of stocks dealt in on the stock exchange,
are selling below what we have hitherto
believed to be their intrinsic values. 1t is
charged, that money has been locked up
motives which induced this speculative op-
GRAFTON are, however, I believe no longer
active.
'"rhe enterprises of which you write me
] think WILL be much more likely to get q
fair hearing and probable accommodation
this winter than they would have been apt
to receive at any time during the past two
years. AS | view it. and this is the opinion
of most of my fellows in the clearing house
association, we are upon the edge of great
financial BOOM
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sign sworn and examined; order made al
lowing the compromise.
Estate of Francis Cope; Joseph johnson
sworn and examined; the claim OF L. Gold
berg was approved in the sum of $60665,
also the claim of P. w. Madsen for Sl9 Is.
Estate of Thomas Harris; order made of
publication of notice to creditors.
Estate of Joseph A. Young, minor;
order made fixing Wednesday, December
II, time to hear petition for letters Of ad-
ministration.
Estate of Edgar Williams; order made
for publication of notice to creditors; order
made appointing appraisers.
Estate of Abraham Hays; order made
fixing Tuesday, December %, to hear
amended petition to set aside decree of dis
tribution; exceptions taken by S. w.
Darke, attorney for administrator.
Estate of John S. Barnes; order made
appointing Wednesday, December 10, to
hear petition for letters OF administration.
Estate of John Ehrngren; petition for
hearing; Johanna Ehrngren sworn and ex-
amined; order made granting allowance of
$50 per month from death of deceased.
Estate of William Player; order for
publication of notice to creditors made.
Estate of Mary Player; same order.
Estate of Heman Hyde; order made fix
Ing Wednesday, December 10, as the time
to hear return of sale of real estate.
Estate and guardianship of Joseph M.
Allen, minor; order made liking Wednes-
day, December 10, as the time to hear peti
ton for appointment of guardian.
Estate of Samuel Green; order made ap-
pointing Saturday, December ID, as the
time to hear petition for probate of will.