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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-11
Walkers Store

Extra Super Ingram Carpets, roc a
yard regular: six pieces for selection,
Friday and Saturday, sac.
Also 100 MoQuette and Wilton Mats.
size 1Sx36 inches, 81 value; two days,
EACH 6Sc.
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Bamberger sells coal right.
Stylish Spring Hats

are the Miller, Warburton. Denney and
Schoble Derby shapes. Your inspection
invited.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
Sole Agents, 166 Main Street
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French FlameIs for Shirt Waists,
Children's Dresses, etc: good selection
the 35c. a yard kinds, sc; the soc. reg
ular, 39c. Friday and Saturday only.
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Walkers Store.

French FIannels for Shirt Waists,
Children's Dresses. ETC.; good selection;
the 35c. yard kinds. 29c.; the SOC. reg
uIar, 39c Friday and Saturday only.
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Correct Spring Hats.

1 The Miller, Warburton, Denney and
! Schoble shapes are handsome and cor
/ rect in style.
| BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.
Sole Agents, 166 Main Street.
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PaImiStry and MediumShir

is a gift, which, like Music or
art, must be born with the
babe.
Not everyone possesses the
musical talent Of Paderewski,
the art Of Murillo or Raphael.
They were born with a gift
which only one in a million
possess. ClairvoyancY is a
similar gift. Its usefulness is
greater than any other talent,
when properly developed and
studied.
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Clearing Sale.

Best 81 Ladies Kid Gloves this week
73 cents. at
THE PARIS MILLINERY co.
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SpeculatOrS and PrOSpectOrS.

SpSS6 -
If YOU have a few thousand or a
few hundred dollars TO invest, con-
suit THE GREAT SAVE, and he will
make money for you in investment
stocks and BONDS.
HIS CHARGES ARE IN THE
REACH OF ALL.
Letters with stamp and $1.O0 en-
closed answered.
ALL BUSINESS STRICTLY CoNFT-
DENTAL AND SACRED.
French, German and English
spoken
Ladies Entrance, the Kenyon Ho-
tel. Take elevator-one fight up.
LADY in attendance.
Hours: Week days, 10 a. m. to 8
o. m; Sundays, II a. m to p. m
THE KENYON HOTEL.
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Clearing Sale
Walkers Store.

of Ladies' Muslin Underwear at
THE PARIS MILLINERY co.
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TRANCE MEDIUM.
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EDMOND LEON SAVE.
Without Even Asking
One Question He Tells
Your Full Name, Your Age,
Date of Birth, or Any
thing You May Suggest.
There is no incident in your
life,
Past, Present or Future.
but what he can see it, and tell
it to you in straightforward
and absolutely convincing way.
II you are in doubt that he
can perform all he claims, feel
yourself invited to cali and he
will give you more substantial
proof of his marvellous power
than you have ever before re-
ceived from mortal.
If marriage, sickness, deaths
changes, travel, divorces, sep
arations, lawsuits, business
transactions, wills, deeds,
mortgages, lost or absent
friends interest you; # you de-
sire to be more successful, if you
desire to have your domestic
trouble removed, your lost love
returned, your enemies con-
verted into staunch friends, in
a word, whatever may be your
troubles, suspicious or desires,
call on this wonderfully gifted
man, and he will send you
away happier, wiser and bold
er than before.
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His advice in regard to
Mining Properties is in
valuable. He gives infor-
nation in regard to ore,
investments, etc, which
will positively bring Sue
cess.
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PANAMA FREIGHT BLOCKADE.

Bamberger sells coal right.
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RELIEF FOR IRON COUNTY.

AS a special order for the afternoon
the house considered house bill No
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FIVE NEW BILLS.

The following new bills were intro
duced and referred:
Senate bill No. so, by Kiesel, for the
promotion OF the beet sugar industry
IN Utah The measure offers a bounty
If 80 cents per ton on all sugar beets
raised by the farmers of Utah in 1899
and for the three following years.
senate bill No. 81, by 'Smoot, proyid-
ing for the collection and expenditure
.of poll tax and prescribing rules for the
collection and expenditure of the same.
This measure provides for the expendi-
t1Ire of the poll tax under the direction
of the county commissioners in all
cases. The present law provides that
money collected in incorporated cities
and towns may be expended at the di-
rection of the street supervisor of that
town.
Senate bill No. SO, by Smoot provid-
ing for the release of fnchoate or stat
ntorv rights OF insane wives in the real
estate of their husbands, and for the
Tnorteaging, sale and conveyance or
disposal of such interests The bill pro-
xides for the appointment Of a guardian
who may SON with the husband in exc
-cIiting such deeds as may be necessary
10 bar the wife's inchoate interests and
makes the bar complete and effectual
senate bill No. SO, by W. G. Nebeker.
nroytding for the admission of alb
attracts OF title made and-eertified to by
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CONSUL HoLLowAY's REPORT.
RUSSIA an Excellent Field for Amer
lean manufactures.

In report to the State Department,
Consul General ". r. Holloway at ST. Pc
tersburg, urges American merchants ard
manufacturers TO send active repres- s-nta-
tiNes throughout Russia. as it presents an
excellent field. The international mon~y
order system between the United States
and Russia went into effect on January /,
1899. Consul Holloway says, in part:
Russia occupies an area Of over $500, 900 square
miles. one-siNth of the land Of the globe, with a
population OF l3OOo0.OB0. and annual increase
Of 2.0l1, 900. This includes l40 different races,
g0OJ0.0OO Of whom farmers. Siberia alone
contains 250,0O0 square miles OF land similar
in all respects 10 that Of Kansas and Nebraska,
which is traversed by the great Trans Siberian
Railroad. and is being settled by constant
stream OF immigrants, who receive government
aid according TO their needs and ability TO till
the soil.
This country certainly constitutes world
large enough TO command the attention of the
leading manufacturers and exporters Of the United
States, who seeking a market for their sur
plus.
There is a general desire on the part Of Rus.
sian merchants and dealers TO make connections
with American manufacturers, provided this can
be done adVantageouSlv.
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turbing singer, but SO far unsuccessfully.
The sexton was directed TO inform the
young woman that she must not sing TN
less she could tune her voice to softer
measures. She retorted Indignantly, 1
was told that she refused TO be interfered
with in her devotions; that her voice had
been trained and that she was proud of
it; in support CT its worth you couldn't
always understand what the choir was
singing but you could always understand
her There was no disputing that. so the
members of the congregation appealed 10
the rector of Trinity Church and request
ed that some vigorous action be taken.
There has been no acton yet. 1t was
even limited by some Of the members OF
the congregation that those at the heal o.
the great Trinity corporation drea1sd to
make move, that with ali their power
they hesitated to interfere with the dsvo-
tional notions of the woman. even il the
efforts of it's accomplished and costly
choir continued to come to naught-
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NAVAL ORDERS.

Lieut.. H. z. Pamenter will be detached from
the Nero when she is ordered out of commission
and viii proceed Immediately to the New York
navy yard. with the Ranger.
Lieut.. j. c. Gilmore is detached from the
Scorpion, and instead. of reporting for duty
aboard the New Orleans Will proceed 90 the
Solace. for duty aboard that vessel
Lieut.. +. Lloyd, ir-, has been transferred from
the Solace TO the New Orleans
Assistant Engineer T. NJ Dick has been trans
icred from the Vixen to the Montgomery.
Passed Assistant Engineer ID. Z. Dsmukes will
be detached from the Supply when she is order
cd out OF commission, and will report for duty
at the navy yard in Norfolk. Va.
Surgeon J. c. Bynes has been given additional
duty aboard the Puritan.
Assistant Surgeon William Carton will be de-
tached from the Supply when She is ordered out
OF commission, and will report for duty at the
navy yard in Washington.
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PUT THE CHOIR IN DESPAIR.
A Girl Joins in the Hymns and
Causes Dismay.
CFrom the New York Telegram( }

(From the New York Teegram)
Everyone who knows anything about mu-
sic knows that the choir of St. Agnes Cha
pei Ninety-second Street and Columbus
Avenue is one of the finest in the city. G.
Edward Stubbs, the orgarist and choir
master. is one of the leading men in his
line. Long drilling has brought the choir
well nigh to perfection, but for four long
months the labors of director and choir
have gone for naught, and all through the
puisGance of one strident voice.
The voice is the pride of rather at
tractive little woman, typewriter, who
has a sitting in the east transept of the
church. and who seldom misses a service.
The specially of st. Agnes choir is unac-
companied singing. 1t is then, when the
organ is stilled. and the forty-fve voices
are breathing their most ethereal strains
that the complained of voice breaks in
Many fine choral service. it is said, has
been torn TO shreds and tatters- AS re-
suit there are mutterings of discomfort in
| ST. Agnes congregation. More than one
has made an effort to suppress the dis
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WILLS FILED.
Bequests of j. 4. Stewart. c. c. An
derson and Elizabeth Washington.

II.
The will of John A. Stewart, filed for
probate today, provides for the disposal of
the estate of the deceased in the follow
ing manner: To his wife, Mary B. Stew
art, one-half of all his property and the
remainder to be divided among his chill
dren. In the event of the death of his
children before his wife then their shares
shall revert to her.
The will of Charles c. Anderson, dated
September II, 1897, provides for the dis
position of the deceased's estate in the fol-
lowing manner: To his sons, Charles A
and Clarence Anderson, So each; to his
daughter, Marion W. Dole, So The re-
mainder of his property, real and per-
sonal, he directs is TO be divided equally
among his daughters, Mollie Z. Green and
Rose H. Anderson, and his granddaugh-
ter, Ermine p. Patrick.
Elizabeth Washington, whose will is filed
for probate, makes the following DISPOSE
tion of her estate: To her father, Daniel
Washington, $50, and the same sum to her
brother, James Washington, and her
friend, Mrs. Charlotte Beckett. The re-
mainder of her estate is left to the Rev.
Paul Griffith, rector of st. Augustine s
Church
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William Galloway Held.

A fight which came near ending in a
tragedy occurred at the Douglass Flats,
1855 Twenty-fifth Street northwest last
night. William Galloway and William AL
exander, both of whom board at the house.
became involved in fight and during the
alteration Galloway seized a pistol and
fired directly at Alexander. Luckily the
ball only grazed Alsxander's clothing and
buried itself in the wall Of the room. Gal
loway was this morning held in $1,000 for
the grand jury by J'-fEe Scott for murder
GUS assault.
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WORK ON THE SHAMROCK.
A Special Metal to Be Used in Her
obstruction.

London, Jan. 16.-Capt Archie Hogarth.
who is TO command the Shamrock, Sir
Thomas Liptons cup challenger reports
that extremely satisfactory progress is
being made in the construction oE the cut
ter in Thorneycroft's yards at Chiswick.
Capt. Robert Wright the commander OF
the Ailsa, has been engaged as second in
command of the Shamrock
\ special metal, the composition OF
which is a secret, will be used in the con-
strUction of the Shamrock It is more
durable and much lighter than that en-
plcyed in the construction of existing
yachts.
Yachtsmen are of the opinion that the
chances of the Shamrock capturing the
Americas cup are very good.
The new racer will be launched in May.
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MANDATE OF COURT FILED.
Dates for the Trials of Strnther
Smith and Winston to BE Fixed.

The mandate of the Court of Appeals of
the District in conformity with the de-
cision of the Supreme Court of the United
States, in the cases of William Strather.
Edward Smith and Charles winston, grant
ing them a new trial was filed today in
the Supreme Court OF the District.
The dates of their trials will be fixed
by District Attorney Davis during the
latter part of the week. 1t is, however. al
ready understood that William Strather
will be called for retrial on Monday next
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A Desperate Wan.

(From the Chicago Times Herald)
The retired contractor sighed as he got into his
dress suit. and thought Of the elaborate dinner
and the opera that were to come.
''SoI.e day" he said, I'm git real desp'rit an
then do YOU know what I'll do?'' ~
Something terrible, no Doubt replied his am
bilious wife. ~
Il s'pose it wouldn't Iook well in print he
admitted But can't help that. What III do
will he to throw away these hish-priced cigars,
put on some old clothes, 20 ont an come in by
the back way and smoke quarter-pound OF cut
up chewing tobacco in a cob pipe while I'm
talkn things over with the ccachman in ths
barn. ------- -r-@-sz-5-s-z-s-s--,--
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ed to be handed down within a month or

ed to be handed down within a month or
two.
Last fall, when the Westinghouse Elec-
tric Company absorbed the Walker Elec-
trio Company, with which former Gov.
Flower and Mr.. Brady were interested
some tried TO account for the sharp ad-
vance in New York Air Brake stock by
saying that before long the Westinghouse
company would take in the New York Air
Brake Company. Denials from both sides
were forthcoming at that time, and Wall
Street has been at a loss TO account for
the sharp rise of stock that has not paid
a dividend since 1896
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The stock market this morning was
somewhat of a surprise to many, in that
there was no wild rush by the public to
buy at the opening. Judging from the
recent course of the market, ii had been
predicted that there would be large ad-
vance at the opening and then small re-
action on realizing. Instead most stocks
opened off a trife and then began an up
ward movement AT y o'clock the grang
ers. Pennsylvania and other good stocks
were up about point, while the remain
der of the market had not moved much.
The course of the afternoon market was
in doubt. although the bulls felt very con-
fdent that the advance would continue in
the better stocks.
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Election of Directors.

The stockholders of the American Security and
Trust Company held their annual meeting today
for the purpose of electing the board of drec-
tors. The directory was unchanged, except that
+. s. Stevens, president Of the West End Bank,
was elected to take the place of Charles Porter.
one of the Philadelphia directors of the com
pany who resigned.
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Proceeding. for Divorce.

Mrs. L. Leadora Tripp today instituted
proceedings for divorce from her husband,
Walter B. Tripp, whom she charges with
desertion. The parties were married in
RoXbury, Mass, in 1898, and lived togeth-
er till the summer of 1896. When, Mrs.
Tripp says. her husband deserted her
without cause or proyocation
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New York Cotton sIarket,
Deaths Among Our Troops.

The following death report was received
from Major General Brooke, at Havana,
today: s-
Deaths January Is, Private George NJ. Eubanks,
l. First North Carolina, typhoid fever; John
Meshing civilian teamster, Fourth Virginia, acute
alcoholism January IA, Private Leonidas Arter-
bury, d, Fifth Volunteers. at Santiago, typhoid
fever.
General Henry, commanding at San Juan,
reports to the War Department the death
of Private William S. McMahen, of Com
pany l., Sixth United States Volunteer In
fantry, at Arecibo, on January II, of ty-
phod fever.
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Held for the GRAND jury.

G. L. Breund, was this morning in the Po-
lice Court, charged with breaking into end
entering the residence of William Dab
ney, 90s Florida Avenue northwest, last
night, with intent to commit larceny. Aft
er an examination, he was held in $1,000
bonds for the grand jury.
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Movements of Naval vessel.

The Navy Department has been informed
of the following movements of naval YES
sells: The gunboat Castine left San Juan
for Gibraltar and the Topeka left Puerto
Plata for Samana Bay on Saturday. The
Hist and Brooklyn arrived at Key West
this morning
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How the Iden started.

QEom the Chicago Tribune.)
Military Chieftain Ito subordinate) What do
you suggest as the best way to get ship past the
eIiemy's hatteEies and capture the city?
Subordihates Gousing himselD-Hey?
Military Chieftain-By Jove! That's the thing
exactly. Wen protect the ship with hay.
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THE cambridge SHOOTING.
Trial of Fowler Will Probably Take
Place Saturday.

Charles Fowler who last night confessed
to the shooting of Policeman cambridge, at
12:15 o'clock Sunday morning, was not
arraigned in the Police Court this morning
owing to the inability of the injured man
to be present.
The case will in all probability be heard
on Saturday. Fowler is represented by
Attorney John E. McNally.
Policeman Dandridge's wound, while
painful, is not serious.
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NAVAL GOVERNOR OF GUAM.
The Appointment of Captain n. p.
LearY Officially Annnunced

The appointment of Capt. R. P. Leary,
of the United States Navy, as naval gov
ernor of the island of Guam and COM
mander Of the Asiatic fleet about that ISL
land. was today officially announced.
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SLIGHT DECLINE in
PACIFIC SHARES
GRANGER SECURITIES STRONG
Irregular and Active Opening in
Wall Street-Fractional Rise In
Government Bonds.

Irregular and Active Opening I'm
Wall Street-Fractional Rise In
Government Bonds
New York, Jan. 16.-The stock market
opened fairly active and irregular, the
changes being confined to fractions.
The market strengthened some later, but
there was still some traces of irregularity
due to profit taking. This was most
marked in the stocks of the Pacific roads.
declines in Northern Pacific and Union
Pacific extending to / IA per cent and
per cent, respectively
New York Central sopened up per cent.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit broke two points
and then rallied NpeE cent. Tobacco, at
ex-diyidend, was sAisD5up / IL per cent
Later this stock bEoka two points, and in
a few minutes raHfed q point. Sugar gain
ed a point a@%
The grangers were gstrong, with Bur-
lington and Rock Ifsland in the lead.
After the first hour There were general
recoveries on coAsmisaion house buying.
Even the Pacific group made gains.
In Governments thrSes and fours cou-
pons were IA p9 cent higher.
At noon the stoEk market was again ir-
regular, a numbef I'm Che list having de-
clined on further trohtstaking. The chang
es extended TO aioints
New Yorll sstoek Market.
Corrected daily by W. b. Hibbs & Co.
members OF the New York Exchange.
1919 F Street Sa
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Washington stock Exchange.

U. S. 3's, coupon, $3.50 at 1O7 S-S U. S.
Electric Light Cert, s100 at 104. U. S.
Electric Light Deb.,' 6s, 5000 at 1G5 L..
West End National Bank. 10 at SS. Ma
tional Safe Deposit and Trust, 40 at 115 and
10 at 115 1-2 Columbia Fire Insurance. 100
at IL IA Mergenthaler Linotype, 5 at
100 1-2. 20 at 1870. 'and 10 at 1S9 81 Ian
ston Monotype, 500 at 16 IA, American
Graphophone preferred, 20 at 13 ga.
After call-CoIunibia Fire Insurance. POO
at IL IL Lincoln Fire Insurance. 200 at
10 SIS.
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Chicago Grain and Proyfaton Market
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members of the New York EXCHANGE,
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Credit to Every Honest Man or Woman.
AUCTION SALE.

Assignees' Sale i'm Bulk
of the Entire Stock of
Goods. Wares and Mer-
Chandise. Fixtures and
Paraphernalia of Trade.
i'm Stores and Premises
Nos. 4i6 9TH Street
Northwest. and Ais 9Th
$ tire e t Northwest,
Formerly Conducted by
Charles Baum, as Also
the Unexpired Lease of
4I6 9TH Street North
west, Washington, DC.
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On or before II O'Clock
noon, on Tuesday, the
24th day of January, 1899,

AT 416 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. EVERY
FACILITY FOR THE INSPECTION OF TffE
STOCK AND / ROPERTY To BE PROVIDED ON
APPLICATION TO THE UNDERSIGNED.
MYER COHEN,
HENRY STRASBURGER,
jaI2-I2 1-2tem, ,dSds Assignees
The evening times., 1899-01-16

AS for many days past, the feature Of
the market was the grangers. Apparently
a large part of the public has taken to
heart the advice OF the market writers,
and even OF the professionals, 10 get into
the best stocks in the list in order TO avoid
being caught too heavily when the break
comes. st. Paul was at 126 12 before
noon. Rock Island at lis 5S and Burling-
ton at I34 SIS. Later there was some
shading off from these figures, but 1t
seemed likely that the day would close
with prices near the top.
Pennsylvania is moving with the grang-
ers apparently for much the same rea-
sons 1t is an ideal road in management
and it is earning nearly double the rate
maid on the stock. II IS in a section which
will reap the benefit OF good times more
largely than any other system in the coun-
try. The stock reached 132 l-2 early in
the day.
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Terms of safe cash,

EACH BID To BE CONSIDERED MAST BE
ACCOMPANIED BY \ CERTIFIED CHECK To
THE ORDER OF THE UNDERSIGNED FOR FIVE
PER CENTUM Is PER CENT) OF THE AMOUNT
OF THE BID. SUCCESSFUL BIDDERS WILL
BE REQUIRED To PAY THE BALANCE OF
THE PURCHASE MONEY IMMEDIATELY TPON
THE RATIFlC ALTON OF THE ACCEPTANCE OF
THE BID BY THE COURT.
THE RIGHT To REJECT ANY AND ALL BIDS
Is RESERVED. PROPOSALS To Be PROPER
LY MARKED AND DELIVERED To THE IN
DERSIGNED
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ALSO ALL the store fixtures
and paraphernalia OF TRADE
OF EVERY KIND AND DESCRIPTION N SAID
PREMISES, INCLUDING A COMPLETE CASH
SNSTEU
ALSO TIE unexplred term Of
lease for said premises

NUMBERED 4I6 I'll STREET N9RTIfW Est,
FROM MINNA hEPPLER TO SAID CHARLES
BAUM, DULY RECORDED AMONG THE LAND
RECORDS FOR The DISTRICT OF COLI NBIA
IN LIBER No. 1910. AT FOLIO 81. THE SAID
LEASE EMPIRES THE 23D DAY OF JULY \
ID. 1901.
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR THE PJ-R-
CHASE or THE ABOVE ITEMS AS A WHOLE
OR FOR THE STOCK, FIXTURES OR LEASE,
SEPARATELY, OR ANY TWO OF SAID ITEMS.
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COYERNMENT RONOS.
DISTRICT OE COLITMBlA !

) S, 1850, "so-year funding ........ 100 80.
6's, 1902, '3O-year funding gold. .... -.
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Standard OIL sold on the curb on Sat
urday at new price, 451 IL, after jump
ing up 10 points.
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Brooklyn again this morning was weak
er than anything else in the market. 1t
dropped in the first hour nearly two
points. but rallied later little. Metropoli-
tan on the other hand was strong and act
i've for the first time in several days.
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Louisville was one of the strong stocks
TODAY although up to neon it was only
an eighth above the close on Saturday,
66 5-S This however. is an eighth above
any day since that on which the dividend
was announced. There is nothing very
definite about the refunding plan availa-
bic as vet but it - believed by many that
the move in this stock will come in a
short time if there is no break in the gen.
eral market