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THAT CATTLE COMPANY.
Loving is Said to BE Nearing Sue
in Orsa igfng 1t,

Especial to The Post.) N
Washington, October 4.-George
loving Of Texas has been in Wall 1t
New York, for three weeks trying to
ganlze cattle combine. He has Il
ested several capitalists in New Yors
Chicago packers are said to be intere
and it now seems probable that he
succeed in putting his tcheme on foot.
a capital stock Of S100. geo. 000. 1t is
that MIR. Loving has options now on
than 100000 head of cattle and is OBJ
Ing more. which Will enable tSe com
to absolutely control the cattle Or
trade from Texas. Ri
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ENGLISH ATHLnrEs.

Nherc - Talk Of > Team Coming 10
the Uniied states. -
London. October l4.--oxford and Cam
bridge are organizing big football and
athletic programme. There is consider
able tax q : possible meeting in athletics
hstxesn oxfad and capbridss ana Yale
end Harvard N the Unitsd States nsxt
summer, brt the leading opinion ia aires
- believe that biennial contest IA Il, !
ncients ana - the nngI!sb universities ". il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15
WANTS QUARANTINE MODIFIED.
Louisiana VIII Institute Proceed.
inEs ARainst Texas.

New Orleans. October 14.-E H. Far
rar. representing the attorney general of
Louisiana. left for Washington tonight to
institute proceedings before the supreme
court to the effect that Texas DO compelled
TO modify her quarantine regulations until
they conform TO reason He will not con-
tend the quarantine should ha pItoaetbs~,
lifted by Texas hltt "iii attempt to show
that Dr. Blunt has placed an absolute en-
barge ON traffic, which is In no sense JUS
tlned ana is in contravention OF the inter-
state commerce law, 1t 10 reported that
the attorney general OF Texas is already In
Washington.
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where. at Sandy Hook. Il viii -,
Limantour, Mexican minister ~
his return from most suoccssiu' n
tour. In the interest OF his 6snsrts -
band will then accompany Viz ~.
Mariscal and Secretary LImantoS,
return trip to Mexico a
Under Captain campecho the or.
Laredo. while awaiting the srrIvst y
ception committee from Atlanta
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POLITICAL.

Senator Hanna admits that there is u
hot fight on in Ohio
Senator Yantis will not again be a can
didate for the legislature.
Primaries are to be held in the Fifth
district to choose successor to Mr..
Bailey
Roberts OF Utah says he has no mis-
sivings as to the result of the fight on
him.
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COMMERCIAL.

Liverpool sent over Arm and higher
market for cotton and the American mar
kets advanced some points.
The stock market opened higher. but
raid by the bears wiped out the gains be-
fore the close
The grain market was stagnant ana
changes in prices very narrow.
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THf FIRE RECORD.
Gin Near Jenerso,.

Jefferson. Texas. October 12.--x,
lie Wares gin house containing n.
Ave or thirty bales of cotnai Wa KS
last night. supposed to haze caushs !
cigarette. Mr.. Ware lives IN A.
county. ten miles northeast q ~ y
son. y
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SCHOONER RlN Down.
was instantly sunk and Four of the
Crew Drowned

Crew Drowned.
Haroor Beach. Mich. October 1.-THE
steamer w. r. Ketchum ran down the
little schooner Typo In Lake Huron TODAY
The Typo was instantly sunk and So,,,
OF the crew drowned.
Their names follow;
HENRY TEpFoRD. mate.
DAN CARR.
JOHN CAMPBELL.
MRS, ADAMS cook.
me captain and two seamen managed "a
escape from the wreck and were nicksI
up The ketchum was unlnjured. ~
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FOREIGN.

German press is OF the opinion that tho
Samoan difficulty will be satisfactorily
settled.
Ex-President Harrison was the guest OF
Emperor William while In Berlin.
Machine works arc being established
in Germany by companies from the Uni
ted States.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Probabilities.
washington. October N.-East TEXAS and
Louisana Sunday aAd Monday; fresh
east 70 southeast winds
West Texas and New Mexico--Fair in south
eru portion; showers and cooler in northern
portions sunday; Monday fair; southwest
erly winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Terrltory--Cloudy ana
cooler sunday: cloudy Monday southerly
winds.
Arkansas--Fsir Sunday; showers Monday
southerly winds.
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JAIL DELIVERY FEARED.
Whitecaps May Attempt to xfberntc
the Would-B~ Bank Robbcr.

inc Wouid-Br BRnlS HObbcr.
Knoxville. Tenn. October 14--Muoh excite.
mont is prevalent at sevisrville from the re
port that whitecaps will attempt to release
Cal Derrick, ono OF tho woud-be robbers Of
the sevierville bank. The romans OF viii
Derrick; tho bandit suicide. were today in
Thurmer, the robbor who was fatally wound
ed. Is not yet dend.
The man Cruze. who drove the would-b
hold In custody. but pleads Innocence '''''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15
FIRST ARTILLERY BAND.

The Noted Musical Organization O,
Mexico En- Route to Atlanta.
Laredo, Texas, October 4.-The First Ar
tillery band of Mexico, the most no ed must.
cal organization of that republic, arrived /,
New Laredo. Mexico, this morning. The
band is en- route to Atlanta, Ga, where It
will perform at the exposition to be held
there soon. thence proceeding to New York.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15

Denton. Texas, October l4.--y.s..
Newton's gin south of here wa ~
early this morning together WIN v
bales OF cotton. The origin OF III y
not known. The loss is about ssoM !
$3.50 insurance. -"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15

probably send teams to the Olympic games
at the Paris exposition. 1t Is hardly
thought feasible to also take part in a con-
test with the Americans.
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RAILROADS.

The commission has made importan,
orders as result of the recent hearing.
The new schedule for the Southern Pa
ciflc has been prepared.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15
SPORT.

Baltimore closed the season with row
and forfeited game.
Philadelphia had an easy time in the
last game with Boston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15

Key West, October 14.-Ten new cases
of yellow fever and two deaths have been
reported In the last twenty four hours
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Drowned several Of HIS wives.

Drowned several of His wives.
London, October IA. :. A special from
Bucharest says that tho sultan has
drowned in tho Bosphorcs several ladies
Of the baron suspected ot-eomplicty with
young members Of the Turkish party.
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DOMESTIC.

Alabama cotton mills are paying good
prices for cotton and dividends to the
investors.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15

Cotton Region Bulletin.
Cotton region bulletin for the twonty -four
hours ending . o. m. yesterday. 18th msri'
uan tins.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15

Jackson, Miss, October ei.-There were
no new cases Of yellow fever and no deaths
hero today. There are only two cases I'M
der treatment. No rain yet and the
weather Is disagreeably hot.
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District Averages.
CentraY
-
YELLOW FEVER SITUATION.

New Orleans. October 1.-the board OF
health's end of the week bulletin reads as
follows: Two new cases, no deaths. There
are actually nine cases under treatment.
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BIRMINGHAM. AA-Near un

whiie Edward p. RoyIe. n,o,,,nnn .'oMn
wealthy planter, was en- route from ii,,in,
s somn nome ne was shot from ambush and
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PERSONAL.

DETECTIVE CARBOHYDRATES INVESTIGA
lions personal. civil criminal consult tions
and advice free. loo9 81 NV, upstairs
la26-lNS
TRANSFORM THEM INTO MONEY AND TTIFZ
donate as much as you please. for IL will me- a ig
price we Will pay you for those gents disear,le1
garments. Send for us
ja26-5f JUSTH'S OLD STAND. Gl9 ID
CIVIL. SERVICE EXAMINATION oIrFSTToNs
and answers. Send Joe. 10 :. W. FIYNN A NJ
FLGNN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
jal61m. S.W. COR. STI AND X SITS NV
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LADIES' GOODS.

WANTED-LADIES To TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
our special discount for this month only for the
Livingston self-adjusting garment cutting ma
chine. We give thorough Instructions in cutting
ladies' and children's garments Patterns of any
Kind cut 70 order. 0PPENIiEIAIERS NEW
HOME AGENCY, 5l4 9th ST. NV. Plating of
all kinds done. Buttons made 10 order Fine
tucking and cording dcne: 1t
MISS c. BIRMINGHAM. FURRIER, 1905 sTII 81.
NV. BET. AND o. Go sign) ALTERING
OF SEAL AND OTHER FINE FUR GARMENTS
A SPECIALITY. LATEST DESIGNS. no293m4
FuRS OF ALI. KINDS MADE AND REMODEI. ED
to the latest styles; ladies tailor made suits
finished In the most excellent manper E. UOR-
GAM. Tailor and Furrier. sos st. Aw sei8 II
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Fol. KENT-JNFJRNI
2034 o st. 12r... 20 1910 St 7rSb 70 20
lI2s Corcn, 10r&b. .IU.09 1894 II me- st&,lw % 90
1526 st, 9r&b. 400 1907 Erie NV, Sr.. Is 90
lI20 I'D 81, Sr&b 1890 IL Patterson NJ. 5r l;,D
HIISh ELL X McLEitAN,
au9-t,th,s-tt ltsn = 81
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FOR RENT-HOTSES
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT x3o--F I RNISHED--PART OF HOUSE.
dining roon, Kitchen double pariors. bed
rooms. hear Clpitnl. library. car lines: perula-
nsnt If desired. 2O6 18th st Sc ia26-3a.
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FOR RENT-PIANOS.

FOR RENT-PARTI HAVING SECURED TEN
porary employment in Porto Rico would rent tine
upright piano for months for S25 and pay dray-
age. Please address at Box 81, Star office.
ja25-3t
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FOR SALE ONLY 81 2-u- EASY TERMS
NO! iitb BRICK and BROWN STONE: q
4h.,- barn "rH o" lar: furnace: range: excellent
rlgili"'rh""d. convenient O. cars \ bargain
Ji2d-''t Il ". WALKER a son IW.6 L -
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

ftk t-AiNANTAhEpTS HI-IIpING LOT.
fronting Nv" srrretS--.a feet front nu lnoi., -
lana a'". and - feet front - 81. bet Sth and
'ih NV: depth 10 feet. Good for aparfut,tit
h"ns" ~ for ~" dwellings bargain price. " NE-
ia2i-3t.
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\ FURNISHED

FOR RENT-325 I ST NV: 3-STORY PRESS
brick front: IL rooms ana bath: ami; very low
rem II taken at once. Apply Owner, +. l.. ATT
WE'LL, MCrtZ bldg. 1lth and + ja.tj3t
FOR RENT- CHEAPEST RENT On COLUMBIA
Heights: h'st section 14I2 kencsaw ave; Ia
rom>: large reception hall. Reduced to S31 80.
Open. STONE d FAIRFAX
ja2f - Sni L 81 n W
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT--iT 422 9Th 81. NV, TWO FUR
nished rpoms on Sd floor; terms reasonable: gen
tlenen only. ia2S3ts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FEM ALE.

WANTED - EY F1RST-CLASS LAUNDRESS.
washing. Address LAUNDRESS. 1i16 9Th ST.
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FOR RENT-NEAR c. IN. AVE. 1S4o M ST
NV. rms. and bath: ami; electric bells;
handsomely papered and decorated; $50 a mo- by
year only. OWNER. l240 n. II. ave. ja0-1m.
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SIS 18th ne, CT, w-.l2 GU
iIl5 Hayes ct, ar. W. 10. -
ROOMS.
9th & c. large hall. so 90
S1i 18th. hail .....1i.5U
2oo4 |, fat, Ar, W. ..l5.SU
iS2-is6 La nv, office
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HElSR ELL McIFRAN IeaS ST
$50" only two blocks from Dupont tlrrls:
elegant !-stury aud cellar dwelling. II ruoiuz md
Nv" baths. hut water heat: Let 2lNlis To- slI-y:
equal 10 any So SEQ house
$50 S-st"ry aud cellar dwelling. 90 18th 81.
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WANTED - BY FIRST CLASS WOMAN DAYS
work or wishing 10 take home III Il 81. NV.
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FOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST DWELLINGS
IN COLUMBIAN college subdivision cur. 18th and
Blfhey SITS; Il rooms, lccutly finished ~ IN
De SOLD cheap and IN good terms Apply to ON nyr
CHAS: :. DGNCANSON. 9TH and u SITS. NV.
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1li2 18th. -. wr.l 10 90
12nS 6, . sis. W. 10 90
2Ol2 h Is, W +, /. .l0.:i.j
liS 9Th. IS. W $500
2il2 Pa az Or'rI. Is
W r. l............7.0O
1s29-3l L. IS. Woo
WTCDN. 1907 Pa. ave
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FEM ALE.

NANIEL'-SIft ATOMS FOR \ NUMBER OF
good stenoEraPhers, typewriteFs and clerks ali
with references. All kinds of positions filled and
orders taken Tor mendug. Al ENIPI OYNFF,NT
AGENCY OF Young WOMEN-S CHRISTIAN
LIo'IE. IStt u 81. JAIL -I0i'
NANIED-A PLACE BY \ NICE WHITE Girl
Tor h2nseW 'rk no washing ironing Address
Box =, Star office TABS .,t-
WANTED-RY A RESPECTABLE WHITE NO
ia'n. situation a. cook In good family: no wash
ing best Of reference given h. V. b. 1905 9Th
Ja25-3t'
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WANTED EY RESPECTABLE CoLoRED Girl,
place ~ plain cook or Chamhermaid. Can ad-
dress 1922 i NV.
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FOR SALE CHOICE BIILBING LOT ~ NEST
sd" of lCrh 81: size 2vNloo 6" alley. adjoining
lots, same size. held St5oo, this lot to luick
buyer, S5.uuo.
ja2d-at HEISKEII. 4 McLFRAN. laos r 81
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

10th near p. 12r. $500 18th near y. 15r.. $40
. near 2qth, Ut. 1,s0o L av mr. lGh 11r. .l25
18th mr. X, lar, Oh .4b) L 18th Or. 55
wyoming av, Isl 2b 100 lG!h and Caroline. Or 80
OFFICES.
Cor 10th < 7, = rs, 9iI L nv. 81 G. II. S2T 30
en- suite. all front, $50 L NV, I'd fl. ~. % 90
steam heut. $50 90 $50 + 81 fl 20 10
Desirable rooms. ATTAIN 40 La $40 d 10 90
Tie Coast Line bldg. sun bldg rooms. -
all front and fireproUf, ESQ + NV. 4th q. 3 90
from $40 TO $50 each. t4aa 9Th NV, ca 1000
STORES.
SN cor GtlISti NV $1,000 "a 9th $50 90
\ NV and o. so 90 9I9 II uw..........2J 90
9li d NV. 5000 9lS 10th tIearl. 1000
STABLES
i24S Sth (rearl So 90 1881 18th (r'r) s. 90
1882 Mass ay. rear. 1000
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT-TYPEWRITEEs. So 80 PER MONTH
Why pay S5T
MOORE BROS.
ja1l-lm SIS T st. NV. Rooms 2 and g.
FOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
THE REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine:
perfect condition guaranteed, with stand; deliy-
cred free in city; one month applies purchase
Of when directly following rental.
NICkOFF, SEAMANS Il BENEDICT,
del9-tf Cor. Sth and + nv
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT HAVE A FINE STORE FOR RENT
in that rapidly growing business location, 1924 q
st. NV; IS f.. deep; IA fl. ceiling: plate glass
front; yard; back entrance; $40. Key 1872 q.
ta24-3t-
FOR RENI-A AoDERN STORE; EXCELLENT
location; steam heat: splendid dry cellar; electric
lighting: 1927 l4th st. NV. Also the newly pa
pered aud painted store, 1921 + St NV; cen
trally located; near L st, Pa and 18th St /;
convenient to all car lines. See premises.
ja24- th S, tofe1
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOLLOW THE CROWD. AND YOU WILL GER
tainly 'tring up at the GENOA where they are
feeding more people than any house in Washing
ton. First-class table board, four dollars week.
equal to any siXdollar-a- week board III United
States. Pure cream, Elgin butter, French drip
coffee, home pastry, steaks and chops all broiled
Mineral sp.iI-g water for table and cooking. Meals
at all hours We also have beautiful ROOMS; steam
heat: private baths and electric lights.
THE GENOA. S06-S0S 18th NV. Z II MOORE. Mgr.
de6-1ll I'll
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR HENT-CONFEDERATE VETERANS HALL,
43l 1lth ST.. corner OF E NV, for meetings,
dances entertainments etc. Well heated and
lighted open day and evenings Rates very low
jal2-lm-4
FOR RENT-LAKGE. COMFORTABLE HALL, By
the night. week and month; organizations requir-
ing accommodations should inspect and get our
rates. Apply J. f. MANNING & co,
ja12-lm 1873 Pa nv
FOR RENT-CARROLL INSTITUTE HALLS.
10th st. NV. The complete and
thoroughly equipped halls in the city for So
cieties. banGuets entertainments and receptions
For terms apply at hall. Oc3-tf
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FOR SALE-A LOVELY HOME
ONLY * S5a
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE AND CONN AVE CARS
kAII,AI

f'"ntihl new hsnsc. built ny ourselves ws'h
SI'iI rHfr. hAhlSnr ely pap' red ana finished In
hard wood. tiled hath room. electric belle ami
hshiinE: hands me stairway. modern and .,,ni-
pcfc in every T-Snt,t
io2Gir Il W. WALKER a son. Iao., !, -
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toh SALE-slS.oO0 WILL Bt'Y A HANDSOME
18TH 81. corner residence: - nnd two
baths; steam beat. in excellent condition: Wide
front and side parking. Worth sTT 600. HE'S
NELL a Mci.ERAN. I00s + 81. ts2d-3t
FOR sAIE-AN EIGHT ROOM RAY WINDOW
prick; bath. furnace. stable. frst-claSs c0ndi-
ton 2oasS' i7is 9Th NV; three Ines street
cars 100000. ... 50 .pua
ia2e-!ts
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FURNISHED.
2ll4 st. NV, ~ RS. K b., ami. $3.50. 90 mo.
ITO Y st. NV. 10 is. 4 b., ami. 1880 mo.
1863 L St, l. rooms. ................ 1880 mo.
1905 Sunderland pI.. IL rs &t. ami. 1000 mo-
UNFINISHED.
1905 Sundei land pl.. II rs Sb ami. Go. 90 mo.
La st. NV, 10 rs " bath. 5000 mo.
OFFICES.
73i 18th ST.. rooms ............ $500 mo.
SUBURBAN.
''Dumbarton." Pierce Mill road
near Conn. ave. ears, IA rooms
large grounds. ..................... 5000 mo.
ja3-tf II. ROZIER DULANY 1920 L st. NV
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$500 for attractive nearly new hous,. on Il
81 NV. q rooms and bath. A sa,rih~c
ja2b 81 HklSkFiI. a McLEi;AN. IU0> 4 - NV
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MEDICAL.
DIR. Leathern1an.

Expert specialist IN the cure of all special dis
eases of men and women. Consultation free
Daily, to IL. to s; Tues. Thurs and Sat
evenings to g. 602 NV. Closed on Sunday
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FOX SNlE-l AN N NEED OF CASH Monty
1ih VIII max" - great sacrifice q one of ms
choicest brick houses hou-. that cost no
S|.Ih'. must rails, 81 tilu before March H. II
j. "i"" H"u~' 3-Si'Ty. cellar. bath room and
furna"" heated. tin" tenant In o.: no finer lora
lion near Riggs Market and -. Paul-s Church
ana EUrl"y Presbyterian Church Address me
NJ Star office. :. 4 W inv, n
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FOR SALE S3."oo EACH AT I4TU ANn =
transfer corner two room aud hath ba, -v-iudc e
bricks chance for large increase: terms easy
1nZ6"t FULTON r. GORDON. Atlantic bldg
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-08
The Presidents Trip to Georgia.

Washington, March s.-The president
yesterday definitely decided to take a
short trip south for rest, his destination
being Townsville, Ga. where he will
he the guest Of Senator Hanna. The
president will be accompanied by Mrs.
Mckinley and some Of their relatives
who are al present stopping at the White
House. 1t is the purpose Of the presi-
dent to make this trip one exclusively
for rest. SO he will make no speeches,
and hopes to be relieved Of public at.
tentions as much as possible. 1t is pos
sible that if the weather favors the pres
idential party will 60 to Savannah from,
Thomasville, and going aboard the Dol
phin make a short voyage in the warm
waters Of Florida and Georgia.
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Feb Y, 1885,.
Upon the application Of Evelyn F. Derlckson
A lmistratrix of Newton j. Derickson,
late Of Christiana Hundred, in said
county. deceased, IL il ordered and di-
rected by the Register that the Administrative
aforesaid give notice OF granting Of Letters
of Administration upon the estate Of deceased
with the date Of granting thereof, by causing
ad vertisements to be posted within fo-ty days
from the date Of such Letters in six of the most
public places Of the county Of New Castle, re.
quirinE all persons having demands against
the estate topresent the same, or abide by an
act OF Assembly in such case made and provid-
ed and Also cause the same to be inserted
within the same period in the DAILY REPUB.
ICAN, "a newspaper published in Wilmington.
Del, and TO be continued therein three weeks.
(e. o, d.
49,, Given under the hand and seal OF
SIS. ! office of the Register aforesaid, at
49, Wilmington, in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
CALVIN W. CROSSAN, Register.
Observation-Disclosures given that Letters
Of Administration were in due form of law
| granted unto the undersigned on the Nth day
Of February, A. ID. 1892, and that all persons
having claims against tho estate Of the deceas
ed must presfnt the same, duly attestel, to the
| said Adminstratrix. on or before the 21tn day
| OF February. 1900, or abide the Act Of Assem-
| bly, in such care made and provided
EVELYN +. DFRlCKSON
Administrative
Address: Elsmere, Del. MI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-08

%,w York. March 7,-Heeyes steady;
,ahIrs unchanged Calves steady, Veais,
sIu725; no fed calves Sheep steady.
mhs firm; fair to choice sheep, sIa4.7o;
..mbs. S5a5p5G0, iTos4 lover al 81 1904 Is,
Fast Buffalo, March 7-Cattle receipts
moderate, dull and lower Hogs about
steady; good to choice Workers and light
mediums, s3sCGisb rougIs tS,25g3 a,
p,es, fair TO choice. .3'GQ3s5, Sheep and
lambs steady; lambs, chGiCo TO extra
IS 2td53b; cul!s and commec.. s. 7544 80
3heap, choice to selected wethg"s, &450Gs
.75; culls And common. Ais9aSa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-03-08
Sale of Real Estate.

Tho Executors Of Joseph W. Derickson,
deceased. will sell ut Public Sale on Satur'
day, March 18Th. 1879, at 3 O'Clock p. m.
at the county Court HOUSE, IN this city.
the following proportioi:
Farm uf 40 acres, in Mill Creek hun.
bred.
Mill property known rs Spring Grove,
In Mil Creek hundred. IA acres.
81 story brick dwelling. No. 20! French
street.
2 story brick dwelling. No. 727 Union
streUt
2story brick dwelling, No. 1914 West 4th
street.
y story brick dwelling, No. 222a TatnaA
street.
y interest In Q story brick d dwelling, No
S35 Windsor street.
IpAE HAWTHORN.
BERTHA g. DER1CKs0N,
called G HOPPING
m1-w-s-6t Executors.