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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-16

Riverside, Texas, March ii.-Tfne"
twslve-foot rise in the Trinity riFsl
morning. which will ALLOW, the tus sss
10 resume regular "trip np tho ~ H.
tics There arc now on the ofnNs wv
dye miles above here l2,oce ties.
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GRAM AND rJAy

Carload lots, { o b cars from rniiiers: deal.
ois charge from store 5rl0e more per 100 lbs
on bran, 2Usc per lushel on oats and corn.
and iQni6c per 100 lbs 90 hay.
nliAN.-1oc corn bran Giiae pbr 100 lbs
CROPPED CoRN--So1s2e per 100 lbs
CORN No, >, sacked, 4so per bu
OATS Texas ai6fa6c per hu
WHEAT SHORTS -Sbr per 100 lbs
NLDAT SCgEENINGS-70d soc per bu,
HAlsAfalta sl9Q06lG.a0 per ton; timothy
Ssoo1i3SO, South Texas prairie hay as O0iu
SO, North Texas 50 .0Odl1.0O
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E.'Z!II!'i,..l''..I|.7!!iI|'''zIII|||'lla3

I.os riiodling. ~ Sales .....,.,.la
Sew orleans Spots elos.d steady and I'M
changed
Law ordinary. 3 ILLS Mdding .....5s
Oroinary.......4 3-i6 Good nddling..6i3
Ge I'd ordinary AZ Middliug far...l
LtW niddiing ~ 5-i6 Sales ......,.. Si5O
New WORKSHOPS closed dull. ltc up.
Cod ordinary .5as Coed middliBg..s 1S-ls
Lew niddling. IS Midding fair...7 J-l1
MLuling.........6 7-16 Sales .........., -.
I.iycrpool--Spots closed unchanged: sales
ZOO. OF which ii,ioo were American; imports
- 100. all American.
Ordinary. 4.....a 1915 Mid upland. .3ss
Coed ordinary 3 Good mid up. g s-i6
Low middlinE.. 3 GIG Amer mid. fairs 2y-5s
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sul;AR.

fair refining So; centrifueai as e., ~ !
molastes sugar s& refined steady and les
New Orleans, March l5,--Sugar Arm; omen
Kettle hrin SSs; open Kettle certrlfural = as
~ Liz; centrifugal yellow fA6ias. sscorSS
Ssgf $40 Molasses strong. centrifugal
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GOLFER.

New Orleans, March Ib--Cohe. ...aSx d..
Obituary 10 fair 9-ie1lss ny
New Orleans, March I5.--Cofce- c1nt,ors
elosed steady lOeis points loweri sales Hosea
bsgs; Srct conee, Bic quiet barely steady.
Ne !. invoice, 3,is. So :. iohbine lie
mild steady; Coricya sale 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-16

ptees OF wire and Wire malta have hocp aa.
vanced another 70 rents.
The temporary bulge In cotton rsecip.S "a
swelling the bank clearings
botton mail adyiccs 10 March 10 quote
Americam ssrdlnts FIRM at 81. 500 IS Tor nunrs
tards. fN1'''' nus
!. houston houses which dc a iohbing hueines,
~ esss arr working overtime. with extra
Sic nGvy The local demand Il IiTht eyen
AZ present quotations '' s'eH
it Is reported from San Freneisco that sev.
s,si peet sugar factories IN California have
81 wells IN the souihern part ~ tbe SIP n tos
tuei the coming seaaou ''"'s ios
is Understood that q number If Io,s !,
S s.o pear shipped TO Germany and rSisetea
4, tptIe ior rear OF san Jose scale are bei1s ~.
ouered 10 New York, hut their rresence 49, ~,
nos seem 70 have had any influence unon snss
prices, supplies heing very light fS' 'po'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-16

TAR inquiry for good beevts 500 "a lu6i
pounds weight; also for COWS NOT loo heavy
" cal market bare OF calves weighing $50 70
Se1 rounds, demand active IiSgs. strictlv
eornied; wanted masIfcd IN fun supply and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-16

Futures opened steady az noon barely
steady. closed quiet aud steady Highest for
May SIS, low 6,15; high for August eas, low
SO; high fer October SIS, low So. Following
arc tho quotations for all months:
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HOUSTON wHoiEsALE rRlors.
fluctuations FOR Round Lot. M s,,,
Com M dafier NV

Thtso qllotat3ls are rayiSed f,,,,.
tnsir correctness can be relied upon. m.
nfiess are those ruling ia Houston wha,ss. -
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Ex dividend ~ per cent.
(al E1 dividend liz per cent.
EXCHANGE At HOUSTON

ENchasge is quoted as follows: New YORK.
buying J0c discount; selling. New York, 81
leans buying, soc discount; ceiling, s125 pre-
fniIm
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MUNYON'S

I VIII guarantee
that my Kidney Cure
will cure 20 per cent.
Of all forms OF kidney
complaint and IN
many instances the
most serious forms Of
Bright's disease. IL
the disease Is com
pilclted send 4 four
ounce vial OF urine.
We VIII anslyzc 1t
and advise you free
what TO do.
MuNyoS.
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Following arc tho clearanecs Of the Houston
bank sor the week thus far and for the CORE.
spending tinlo last year, together With the in
.. case OF decrease:
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city, March 15.--Cattle-R.es ig'
$3.50 natives, 1850 Texans: good demand \
Texans at about eteady prices: heavy nstE
steers logs IS; medium 4.5ods 10; lights 4
"a. IS: stockers and feeders 3ood5.lS, butcA
or COWS aud heifers .15a4.2 %; Gamers 81
q Is. bulls g. aS14. 90: Western steers 4 %
so. Texans 8 ces4.ec ,lIogs--Receipts Il Y
market weak, 1d1isc lower; heavy eod3
mixed 3.52iadS 70; light 3:SodS.so. Shesr'
Receipts 1880; steady 1od son shisher LAM
3 00d5 20; muttous 4.0o64. 30. stocksrs az
feeders 2.I56iA %; culls 2,eo1s.oo.
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u vow want 10 Sst I'd OF rheuma ti5n
hcftis Of E.rrr 4 Ausasr ptSS.l
iiee. SO, ssSi Y. r. sctmlds Az
rexas. sEeat
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Lima and ncd nrnn..

Both Lima aud red beans on the coast show
an advance, according to mail reports The
Huensme Herald says; The dry weather In
California. the reduction OF stocks of white
beans In the Eastern States. the advance IN
price o. Micbigan beans that followed. and
last but not least the severe frost that swept
oneI The United states from west 10 east
kiiiing all the carly vegetables IN The South
apd hast, all combined 70 improve our bosu
nerkst A. the same time Pacific cosgt NJ j
s,ses say there is no scarcity Of beans some
lsuvO tags Of Limas stu temainins ard
about lg.0o0 Vase or other Nnricilns
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HOUSTON.


Galveston, March l5.-The A. P. Norman
Live Stock company reports tue market ss
fellows;
This This This s,oc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-16

ArPLEs.-Per hbl &.oo15 50; IN boxes, Can.
tornia stock, sl,T5d20o,
loose s. 0NIi.30.
CocoANuTs-Pe For hundred 81 90
LEMoNS--t3 15d4,o0
RANGES--Cslifurnia naVeis e.. snas4 "a
California sccdipgs $3.50 N
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Chiearo roun,r- ul1e..

The shps and Leather Review says: The
market rules dull and quist 1tading is limit.
ed 10 few fostering sales IN spite Of the
efforts dealers are making 10 move stock, Con
siderable uncertainty exists among tanners as
70 whether they viii do business Individually
trust This has caused q faIing on IN Che
buying Of hidss The quality iH dcpreciating
I'D the receipts OF desirsh. hidcs are far nc
low the average as compared with the core
spoudine seasons OF former years Bnhg are
freely offered az aisn and the tsnuers hnd M
difficulty 10 securing sufficient quantities 10
Of trading and life 10 stimulate tho marEst
Accommodations viii tend to further weaken
prices Unless there Is more trading during
tf' coming week It will probably be Impossible
20 prevent further decline
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WIRE AND NAILS.

Quotations are Tor ess than carload lots
spctiai rates on carloads
bkRBED WlRE--Glddeu, gal. So Is per 100
lbs, MauEegan Sc. 40.
WIRE NAlLs--Rate s2.,6 per kes advances.
I'D. 80 and l6d, SCI "a and %, i0c Cd and ID.
GALVANIZED SIAPLES-S3.s5.
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CHICAGO.

Chicago. March l5.--There was no marked
change in the cattle market today. beef cat
tie averaging lower than at the close las5
week: good cattle brought .ooI5 80; stsere
.00d5. 6S; mediums 4.0014 90; beef steers Sif
a so: stockers aud feeders S.Sod4 20. coxiI
and hoiefers 2.2e64 90; Western fed stse3
al co The too free delivery OF hogs causs4 4
decline Of 51ioc In prices. fair 10 choice IN.
d3.S5; heavy packing lots 5odS 20 mixsx
a. s2i7; pigs S.2oqS Go. The liant supply "a
sheep caused an active demand aud ryEtA
kept firm at the recent advance; poor VI
prime sheep brought S.00dt.7o; yearlings ~
7iSj; lambs 4 l0ff5 %. Receiptsr-Cattle n1
600: hoes 90 900: shsep loo.
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nn1rn rnnIrs An Nnra.

ArPLES- Fancy agAporatch, 50Ib boxes
sac: lib cartoaa l0iSc choice exaggerated, In
hunk. J0-b aMc. fancy sliced. IN d0-lb boxes,
si.c.
cartons
ClIHoN--in 10 N boxes. i1r
C.iRRANTS--In bbis Sc. cS-ib tnNsa. clOan-
90, bullI. 7'4c ! IL cartons 81.
PEACHES Eyuporated. unreelel, 1o3iio.
RAiStNS- california, 3-croNn l.. IT, boxoa
sih0, = box J.. l. raisius 60f6uc; "-crown J..
" falslns W-lh boxes, DC. s-orown H. NJ.
rRistns 10 10 boxes nc.
MES -California. SD-sos pe; so-7os &c.
sO.S0s 6isc. so e0B S. 40. zoos lss15iAc
NUTS Rra7N. isc per h hlherts 5lcily lie;
Nspies i2iae wanut6 iint2c peanuts So5Ac:
almonds, Taragupa lec per 10. in sacks. pcoAns
SUte. Italian chestnuts Toe per 10.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-03-16

EVIFWTFNT
lour Dull and unchanged.
Wheat No. . spring s6bs6tR9. no. 5 sprlng
6gE61is; No. rcd baisn10ii
{ orn-No. o a9t.t3a; 80. > yellow 3iAg3ils
Osts--No 2 2siaf2esi no. white 2aiAI3o,
No. white 2SiSnNh.
Rye No ., a.
BARLEY No .. 3SlI4s.
hlsN seed No. !, / Is: uew 2ais.
Timothy seed-Prime. 2,3h.
Mess pork Per Dbl a00dp.o5.
lard Per 100 lbs, 5.256S 2T1s.
Short ribs aides--Loose 4 45fl47s.
Dry satcd shoulders Boxed 2594 s7iS,
short clear sidss-BoXed. lS6a4e0.
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The Williams & Flash company OF New
York says In rs circular Of March II;
This has been an exceedingly dull week, aud.
outside Of few sales Of OF summer yellow
cotton seed oil al sc aud a few iohhlng sales
Of prime at &c. very lltiio has been done in
this market
The European markets arc slcwly adFancirs
thsir bids, hut. as oil csu be laid down or the
olher SIDE cheaper from one or two ~ the
southern ports. WHIST Tow orders arc bsiuh
receiYed are being Allied there, aud ~ Neg
Orleans some 5000 or 1000 bsrrels Of off sutn
i'er yellow have been sold at &c with 2iisc
now generally asked,
AZ regards primo oil the weakness ana dull
ness IL pure lard Is Target, c1rtallng the de-
rnaud for compound aud this naturally dotcis
tnt principal home consumers OF cation Oh
from buying. resulting IN n slight shading ~
proa IN order 10 move the fcg consignmentp
OF prime oil now arriving The offerings Of
ths grade are decidedly limited, and with a
renewal Of tho demand for compound the
scarcity OF ths grade would Immediately make
itsflf felt IN enhanced values.
Ialloy has again netted further advance Of
III n England and about &c a pound here, aud
closes very strong should Il maintgln this
position. cotton oil will eventually reflect this
hrnness by finding an inoreased outlet IN tho
shsp kettle
Tbs market cloaes dull bur STEADY; prime
yellow, &c; OF yellow. 3fian2dc; prime crude.
loose tadifisc, according 10 grade on crude.
1910. loose mills, prime barrels here, &c
of, 2lm2lisc.
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81 Gyller Asbgger for Cierfuescr. Mama
uilla and Santiago de cuba for orders.
Ss Pensacola, Summons Pensacola.
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choice sdsisc for fed; others 2lsdsc; caivss
choice S%nio: others ss.5o61o
lioss-Supply light; c,rnfed 4d+ttc; mas
fed lc lesR.
Butchers we'll supplied with sheep.
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FITTING UP THE FLORIDA.
VIII Soon BE Ready for Service on
Philippine Waters.

The War Department is informed that
the gunboat Florida, which has been under
repairs for some time, will soon be ready
for service. She will operate on Laguna de
Bay, Philippine Islands. The armor plate
and guns of the former Spanish gunboat
Covadonga have been transferred to the
Florida. supplemented by American guns.
The armament will consist of rapid-fire
6-pounder of the latest pattern and two
ten-barrel Cuttings. The Florida will be
under command of Lieut.. A. C. Dalton of
the odd Infantry. and picked crew from
men of the Sd Cavalry. 22d Infantry list
crate her.
The War Department has information
concerning the escape from Aguinaldo of
DR.. Gonzales and Senior Bonifacio Arcvalo.
These men were in the insurgent camp for
some time, and. being very wealthy, they
were assessed quite heavily to assist the
cause. Gonzales was offered the position
of minister of foreign affairs by Aguinaldo
but declined.
Morong. one of the points on Laguna de
Bay, captured by Gen. Otis some months
ago, has been abandoned and the garrison
sent to Calamba, the latest point on the
bay to be captured. Morong is said to be
a very unhealthy place and Of little value
as a base of Supplies. The insurgents
south Of Calamba are believed to be moving
east, and are said to be concentrating at
Santa Cruz on the southeastern shore of
Laguna de Bay.
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TO BREAK Up DUELING.
Recent Order Issued by Governor Gen.
eraI Davis of Porto Rico.

Recent Order Issued by Governor Gen.
eraI Davis of Porto Rico.
The adjutant general has received a copy
of an order issued by Gen. Davis, designed
to break up the long-continued practice of
dueling in Porto Rico. The order in part is
as follows:
According to the spirit of American law
and institutions it is a serious offense to
challenge another to fight a duel, either
by word letter, or to be the bearer of
such challenge or to aid or abet in pro-
volsing or melting a duel. To act as princi-
pal in duel. or to participate In duel as
a second. attending surgeon or assistant to
either of the principals in duel whether
either principal is injured or not, is high
misdemeanor Where one of the parties to
a duel is killed, the survivor is guilty of
murder, and all who are present aiding or
abetting in the act are 6ccomplices
In order that there may bs misun-
Outstanding regarding this matter in fu-
ture, it is hereby ordered that all persons
who participate in duels as chailengers.
bearers of challenges. or provoking or
endeavoring to provoke challenges to fight
duels. shall be guilty of a misdemeanor
and shall upon conviction thereof, be pun
ished by Imprisonment at hard labor in Jail
for not less than three nor more than six
months
All persons who participate as princi-
pals. seconds, surgeons or assistants in
duels. where there are no resulting
wounds or injuries, shall upon conviction
thereof. be punished by confinement at
hard labor for not less than six months nor
more than one year. All persons partic-
ipating in duels, either as principals, Sec
onds, surgeons or assistants, where one of
the parties is killed or dies as the result of
wound received in said duel shall be
deemed guilty, as principals or accomplices,
of murder, and. upon conviction thereof, be
punished accordingly"
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FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE

WASHINGTON. d. G.. POST OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be reSd daily, as changes may occur at
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports of
ranged on the presumption Of their uninterrupted
oyeri' nd transit. For the week ending September
- TRANsArLANTIc MAILS. ,.
At r AZ sFA1s' Tor roRTHsaE
TURKEY. EGYrr and BRITISH INDIA per s..
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reets S,,, ,rsE SIS Maasda;n C, At l;os Pm
yia Queenstown. &c, At i,:oS r.M. for SCOT
LAND direct Per as Anchcris from New , York
fhingvalla from New YORK Letters must he d.
'' .PR1NTED MATTFR' Erc-Germun steamers
sailing from New Ye, On TUESDAYS take printed
ed printed matter. etc, for other parts of Eu-
American and White Star steamers sailing from
New York Wednesdays. German steamers from
New York on Thursdays and Crnsrd French -, and
take printed matter, etc for all countries for
thsy arc so1 to ssy ma
THURsDAY-fb) At 2:3o PM. for JAMAICA,
II FRIDAY-(M At go AM for BARBADOS d.
rect end NORTH BRAZIL, pei, So. Cametenss:
ii:os PM PM for G'i La PLATA coUNTRIEs per SIS
Ny n9k nsr At @S fr d5
New York. tcl At HOS P.M. for FORTUNE ISL
.nd AM sAyaN ars from NaA YaSk
Letters for COSTA RIGA must he directed -, Per
VITA and r -aT TE rApk
per SIS I.auenhurg, from New York
A. s"9 from S for s. TvnaE
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Sydney and thence via steiner close here daily.
except Sunday. at 1900 IL. and on Sundays only
at / 40 AM. fdl
Mails for MIorELoN; by rail to Boston and
thence via steamer, close here daily at 315
Mails for MEXICO overland close here daily at
CUBA MAILS close here via Port Tampa Fla
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via Miami Fla, Mondays, Tuesdays and satur-
ea Mails IS for g' COSTA RIGA. RE1zB. PUERTO COR
TFZ and GUATEMALA. by rail to New Orleans
and thence vii steamer close here daily at 1000
days and Tuesdays for COSTA RIGA and MONDAYS
for BELIZE, PUERTO CoRTEz and GrATE-
h''-->' W. TRANsPACIFIC MAUs
Mails for ~ HWA via San "a T,anssco :, close
elusive for di1p sTb per Ap %nT s1rs
West Australia. which goes via Europe and New
Zealand. which via San Francisco. HAWAII
and FIJI IsI,MDs via vansonver close here
Mails for the SOCIETY !sLASns, vi. YIN
tember Is, inclusive. for dispatch by ship Tropic
Bird.
Malls for AUSTRALIA (excent West Australia,
NEW ZEALAND. HAWAII. FIJI and SAMOAN
ISLANDS, via San Francisco close here daily at
s:35 PM. after September IS and up to Septem-
Der %. inclusive for dispatch by SIS Mariposa
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. via Vancouver
close here daily at e:35 PM up to October 3, IN
elusive. for disnat n per SIS. Empress Of India
fa) Registered mails close at 1000 AN.
day.
ID, Registered mails close at 100 PM. same
day.
(c) Registered mails close at 500 PM.
day.
fd) Registered mails close at 500 PM. previous
day.
jfl Registered mails close at 100 PM pervIous
day.
SEQ JOHN A. MERRITT, Postmaster.
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AGED RESIDENT DEAD.
School Commissioners Confirm APP
pOintments-Gcnera News.

point menfS-GcneFAf News.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, September 13. 1899.
Mrs Elizabeth Higgins, aged and re-
spected citizen of this county, died about
II o'clock yesterday morning at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Myra Maught. near
Montrose She was eighty-two years of
age and had been in good health until
about three weeks ago. A general break
down of the system is given as the cause
of death. Mrs. Higgins was the widow Of
Frank Higgins. She is survived by son,
Frank Higgins of the government printing
office, Washington, and the following sis
tiers and brothers: Mrs. Myra Maught and
Osborne Wilson of this county. Mr. Turner
Wilson of the District of Columbia and
Samuel Wilson Of North Carolina.
At a meeting of the board of county
school commissioners held here yesterday
the appointments of the following teachers
were confirmed: Miss E. M. Chambers.
principal of school at GAINESVILLE; Miss Sue
Z. w Fontaine, principal OF school at
Became; Miss Ethel Price, principal of Old
Union school near GAINESVILLE; Miss Susie
Hickerson, principal Of school at German
town; r. Thomas West, principal of school
at Kensington; Miss Claudia c. Offutt,
principal Of Robin Hill school near Pooles-
ville Miss Elizabeth Bennett, principal Of
school at Colesviile; William Ward, colored,
principal of colored school at Colesville.
Inc DOdTO awarded 10 MISS Du-
laney of Baltimore scholarship in the
Maryland School of Art and Design. There
We're no applicants for this scholarship
from this county.
A normal class in Bible study has been
organized in the Rockville Southern Meth
odist Church with twenty-one members.
Rev E A. Edwards. pastor of the church.
is the leader and will deliver lecture on
one or more books of the Bible at each ses-
sion.
Mrs c. A. Wilson and son Val left here
Monday for a visit of two weeks tc Stras-
burg, Va.
Mr.. Worthington Talbot of this town is
in Philadelphia attending the Sigma Chi
college convention.
The Epworth League of the Rockville
Southern Methodist Church has appointed
the following leaders for September and
October: September 49, Miss Mary Fawcett;
September "a, Mrs. H. NJ. Talbot: October
1. Mr.. Robert Andrews: October 8, w. A.
Andrews; October Is. Mrs M. A. owens;
October %. Miss Adelia Maus; October y.
Frank Andrews.
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BECAUSE shorthand students may take a short
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BECAUSE thousand students have at
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BECAUSE II 10 Incorporated and conducted in the
interest Of the masses.
Fall term begins September g.
Day and night sessions all the year.
Cali and see us, or send for q catalogue
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
or Columbia.-In the matter Of George JensOn
bankrupt. In bankruptcy No. 7O-To the creditors
Of George Jenison Of Washington d. o.: Notice Is
1889. the said George Jenison duly adjudicated
bankrupt. and that the first meeting Of his cred
itors Will be held at my office. room No. 10. No
412 Louisiana avenue. Washington. DC, the
O'CLOCK AN, at which time the said creditors
may attend. prove their claims, appoint trustee
examine the bankrupt and transact snch other bus
mess as may properly come before said meeting
EDWARD 8. McCALMONT
Referee in Bankruptcy.
J. J. WII.MARTH Attorney for Bankrupt. 1t
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
MIA W. Kennon ct al. In equity. No. 2074O-
On motion OF the complainant, By John Rdout,
his solicitor 1t is this 9TH day Of September. 1899,
ordered that the defendants, the unknown heirs.
Lee. John Brown, John l. Clark, brown and -
Ives partners trading Brown & Ives), George
Gibbs and Walter Claiming partners trading as
Gibbs K Channingl, Samuel ELAN, William Cook.
man. John Davis and William ONeale, cause
their appearances to be entered herein on be-
fore the first rule day occurring forty days after
this date; otherwise the cause will be proceeded
this order is published week for three
cessive weeks prior to said rule day in the Wash
tngton Law Reporter and In The Evening Star.
the title Of complainant in fee simple by adverse
possession to lots numbered ninety eight 9S) and
ninety. nine t99), In James T. Ward and others
enty C7O. in the city Of Washington, in the Dis
trict of Columbia. as per plat recorded in Book
fifteen Q6). page thirteen (13). in the surveyors
office Of the District Of Columbia. CHAS. c.
YOUNG. CLERK. By NJ A. CLANCY. Asst CLERK.
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