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for VieksbuIs and the lower Sends IN. Jsmes
oH ST. Es. hs s1T Of sss
IN by one Of her owners. Mr. Ferguson. for 81 100.
Paduesh: Ky: July s..rhe gauge read. . feet
ina to cafo no. Jesn su Hopkins 10
ansvilie 2. - a. m Buckley. state down at 7
ioSboa, Peter Hen,s 70 blew ne shis morning
at ciyden Tenn, killing the engineer. Al Mason:
accident; 81: .:is s3s 70 captain pete John:
& Lord Tie Company. The r. A. speed leaves
isnoTow for the Tenness.r Clyde arrived TS from
wires she will pass down tomorrow. Business
quiet on the wharf.
incheg: falling. Cloudy and warm DEPARTED:
Zen HuS civ x Bsdpr
Beats with smp,,ss lad y up as follows Iron
Ts ssr Tom Iron Hs rEed Wsan and Sam
Brown at foot Postum; John w Ais. wellsburE
ses Ia f' Re1ts asound a, Short Gfs.k laid
M at foot % SISTERS Island: joseph Walton
Reliaire. Up: ). c. Risher. 5 p m.
Grand Tower, III. July 3;.The War Eagle de-
P DsTs f% for M n1 sse.
tinted states tender NJ doT Rvs at :,ato p m
Weatser clear and hot.
Burlington. Ia. July sine river Is stil! fall
came sS DOWN much DELAYED BY wind and bars The
E;los. in and out. Weather fair and hot
Chester ILL., July 3.-Weather clear and hot.
Gauge feet. Down: War Eagle at a. m
Evansville Ind. July 3.-River ST feet and
falling Clear and hot.
warsaw, Ill. July 3.-The gauge reads feet.
Clear and hot. The Inverness up and down.
The silver Crescent. Cyclone and Percy Swain
down and up.
Cape Glrardeal. Mo-. July s.-River falling.
weather fair. The War Eagle down at II a
m. clearing for Commerce at p m. She Is
due up. - <,,,
in canal; J feet inch on falls: feet Inch be-
low locks. Clear and hot
Ctnctnna,i o.. July 3.-River u.1 feet and
Using Clear; mercury 90 Avalon for Pittsburg.
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FOREIGN FINANCE.


London, July s.--consois for money 10 a-1s: do.
account igo rs; Atchison 2s&.: Canadian Pacific
sIs.: St Paul 1ltIs; Illinois Central 49,. Louis
vile ~; Union Pacific pfd 7iik; New York Gem
traI 1888: Erie MS: pennsylvanla ss-.: Reading
sS. F,ris first rfd 81 Northern Pacific pfd "a:
Crard Trunk sfS; Anaconda S. Rand mines 40s,
Money Ii-lIis. per cent. The rate % discount In
The omen make: for short bills Is 2i.a2s. per
cent: do three months bills 2iaI23s per cent
France.
Paris July s.-fsusiness on the Roi,rs. to-day
opened Irregular but later was more favorable
Then there was a reaction in consequence Of a
ruInor Of further cutrages in China Rio TIntos
were strong owing 10 the favorable conner srn-
tist;cs pc Eeers improved and KarHrs We're
fairly active many purchases for London ac-
count.
Germany.
BERLIN July 3.-Exchange on Ion5o, :,
marks I2H pigs Discount. short bills per cent:
three months bills tss per cent. on tbs Roersa
to-day prices were frTner and advanced on niIr-
chases notably Of bank and mine shares Later
there was q reaction owing to the uncertainty
OF the political situation. and the Apprehension
OF new taxation bill This tended 10 interfere
with business and helped TO 6epress the market
Americans and Canadian Pacifics were firm srd
higher on New York sdvces
The weekly statement of the imperial Rank Of
Germany shows the following changes: cash IN
hand. decreased ss,soooco marks; Treasury notes.
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LOCAL MONEY MATTERS.
TranSactions mt the Dinerent Finnn-
cial Installations Active.

st louis Tuesday, July 3 1gy9.
Business to-day among the local banks was
unusually active for a Tuesday, which Is yener-
ally lcoAed upon as of day In financial circles.
To-Day however. business in general way was
active Owing To the fact Of to- MORROW heinG the
Fourth of July and legal holiday. when banks
will 10 closed the business for two daya was
al and more active than usual. There %as very
good demand for funds and quite a large amount
Was large borrowers found NJ trouble IN SATISFY
ing their requirements. There was no change In
rates and the basis for discounting was from
to per cent for call and time money check
f-g and der'.Sting was brisk and liberal and a
good business was done with country banks
The focal bark clearings this morning were
reported s5.2j. i6s. the balances being Sssl1o.
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At ST. Louis the river marked ILL., feet on
the gauge. showing a decline OF 4 Of foot
In the last twentyfour hours.
Traffic active and heavy with big passen-
ger business. New wheat shipments are
coming In rapidly.
Weather hot and clear along the Levee.
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by Telegraph.
nrnIrnr IL. cpE1IAIs

Cairo. Ill. July s.-The river fell q Of a foot
Curing the last a hours. The gauge read, 30
feet The weather Is clear and very hot and sui
try The temperature is e- The Ferd Herold
fruIn Memphis with a light trip arrived at $50 a.
IN. she departed on her return at p. NJ. with a
gooe start. The Fannie Wallace from the Lower
MissssipIi arrived at = m and departed ttis
Liver Mississippi arrived at 10 o'clock last night
With a tow OF logs. She returned south this
morning. The Fred Hartwe: arrived from the
Lever Mississippi at p. m. with barEes of
IL inter. barxes Of logs and barge Of wood
She will return south tomorrow morning The
City Of Memphis from the Tennessee River ar
rived at p. m. with good trip, consisting OF
10: OF sundries She will add $40 packages ard de-
nam Tor ST Louis at IL O'Clock to-night The
AGeler Is repairing her rudder and will clear for
New Orleans tonight.
Memphis Tenn. July 3--River marks q q feet
on the gauge a rise OF 4 In twenty-four hours
Weather fair and hot The Hill City arrived this
morning from ST. Louis with a good trim She
discharged 30 packages OF freight added 800 tons
Of freight and Will leave in the morning for New
orleans. The City Of Idaho departed at s this
evening for Fulton and the upper bends with a
evening for points on the Arkansas River with
a fair trfp. The Raymond Horner with coal tow
paseed down this morning on her way 10 New
orleans The Harry Brown with a coal tow
will r,ss down tomorrow on her way to New
orleans The James Lee will arrive to-nixh.
from Friar's Point and clear Tomorrow evening
on return The Julia Will leave tomorrow even
ing fer Greenv;lle and NicksburE. The Wichita
will clear tomorrow evening for White River
points The Georgia Lee will get in Tonight
from Ashport and leave tomorrow evening e.
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(Wind-Without-Heart). 3,

Yahoia wind Without HearO. second
chieftain of the tribe; HotuIkee Fix
dy Johr son. Interpreter: and Wilson
Jones' tribesman. They left Brush HILL I.
T.. April q. duly commissioned to protest
against the passage of the House bill to
mako the Creeks citizens and to abolish
their tribal relations. The unfortunate
red men landed in the smallpox detention
camp. Now they want to get back homo
again, but they don't know how to do It.
They are not only strapped. they are hope
lessly stranded. and they are actually going
Territory
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Treasury Statement.
Washington July 3.-To-days statement OF the
Treasury balances IN the Government fund, eSc!u-
siye OF tn. Si.siCsOlj gold reserve in the di-
vision Of redemption. shows: Cash balances. $751;
.l3, To-. gold S'c.5li..Si.
Bar silver.
New York July s.-Bar silver exc Per ounce
London, July 3.-Bar silver ste.-S at 2Si.d per
ounce.
The hanks.
New York. July money on ~ easy AT ltzg
Ia: last loan ~. prime merc-=tile paper sag
A., per cent Sterling exchang. arm and easy at
close with actual business In bankers bills at
Sf.sGi. for demand and at Ha Tor siNty-dsy
bills. posted rates "a \, and s.S1i,; commercial
bills S.sSI. Ii.N31. Silver certificates elizftss-.c
Mexican dollars iszc. Ciearinss S-'s.slo.Ss: bal
anc.S 81. s0N osc . -.
TEiladclphia July s.-Clearings So, So. iio bal
Bs.timore. July s.-clesr.nss ,s.'es.7sl. balances
sl.s.i.u5s. ,,
s., js3.UT.. 49, -, ~. ,-
Chicago July 3.--Cltarings SS. 20, OF balances
sisoS go Posted exchange tsSgtslls- New
York exchange par.
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CALIFORNIA
GOLD MINING
ILLUSTRATED

SEALED bids win Be received by the under
Gigued, County Treasurer of Perltscot County. at
CarutheTsville No.. until noon on saturday. July
4e 1900, for the purchase of eight thousand
s3. oC0) dollars Of Pemiscot County Jail Bonds,
dated July 1, 1900. Cue and payable in twenty
years with the option In the County TO redeem
In ten years from date and bearing interest at
the rate of five 80 Per cent Per anrurn- payable
aemiannua,ly. Said bids win be opened In the
pI esenoe OF the Cor y Court. AMI the right to
reject any and all bids Is reserved
T II PATTERSON,
Jrre 2s 1901 County Treasurer.
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St. Louis. Tuesday, July :, 400.
Received daily by II. II. Francis. Iir>- Co.
sI< North Fourth street:
Pittshury Plate Glass-.-.--..-.-..-...--.l-1 ~
WESTINGHOUSE Air l;rake......-.----.-...lS ls-'.
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Boyd. &. ". b'wher ana H. Z. bOyu are tHe
Organizers. -, -, ~ VI. -.
h.e- apurJyed reserve agent for the Flfst
Natiansi Bank. PonCa City. Ok
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Domestic Exchang,

City of st. Louis.
Corrected daily by Gaylord, Blessing & Co., 357
Olive street:
whitaker 4 Todgrnan bond. stock, commercial
paper and exchange brokers. 800 North Fourth
excharga 3 follows:
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New York Stock Quotations.

st. Louis. Tuesday. July 3. 1900
The following show the opening. highest.
lowest and closing quotations on the New York
etock Exchange yesterday. Corrected daily for
THE Republic by d. r. Francis. Bro. Il Co.
bonds and stocks. IA North Fourth street:
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New Missouri National Bank.

HEPCBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington July 3.-Ths application for au-
thority to organize the First National Bank Of
sarcoxie. No, with a capital OF 81. 600, was APP
proved to-day. H. B. Boyd. John Harlan, J. p.
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INDIANS IN TROUBLE.
Will Start Home From Washing
ton on Foot.

BREPUBIIc SPECIAL.
washington, July a-There are four full
blooded Creek Indians in town who are
n trouble. Their names are Hotulkse
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FRISCO LINE.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL,

Train. Depart. Arrfvs
Nclttsrn Illinois Express,
Litckheid. springfield. Free
port and Dupuque. s1:52 am q ~ pn
Chicago Daylight Specal.......si2:30 pm Is 20 pm
Chicaso Diamond special ss:ie pm s7:y1 n
Eprir kfield Accommodation. ss:i5 pm 30 4S am
SOUTHERN LINES.
New Orleans Fast Mail, Cairo,
Memphis. Jackson Tenn. and
Texas Express ................ 80 am s7.ax nm
New Orleans Special--Cairo,
Memphis and New Orleans. q 90 nm s6.fs nm
Accommodation-Murphys
Marion Cairo. Sparta and
Chester
mmodation-Mu rphyshoro
Marion and Creal Springs. AIS nm eli n m,
New Orleans Limited Cairo,
Memphis. New Orleans; Dixie
FLYER Nashville. Atlanta and
Jacksonville. Fla ............. se:A nm s..fe an,
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I'll. %. oi4sS
VIM. H. THOMSON,
Cashier
Treasury Statement.

decreased $50 900: other securities. increased
l42 ~ 90 marks. notes In circulation. increased
s35. ~ marks.
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RESOURCES.

Dividend Of s7o.oes. out Of earnings Of the Elk
,,o,,,s ending to-day ,beins 81 per cent
g oo 051 paid June LIST, 1900.
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Needed o Chance.
Briggs: 'T told my barber to orcer q new
mug for me-"
Jiggs: II don't blame you."-Baltimore
American.
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big Four to Cincinnati Finest service,
track and equipment.
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Third Call.
STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

Boston, Mass, July s.-Following t. the quota
tons for money. etocks. bonds and mining
Ehares:
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II. J. HYATT.
Local Forecast Official.
River and Business.

River Forecast.
The river at st. Louis will risA
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CHICAGO AND ALTON.

CHICAGO AND ALTON.
Train: Depart Arrive.
Alton Limited for Chicago. ee:S6 am q. 50 pm
Chicago Palace Express. - 90 pm s7:2s am
Chicago Midnight Special I'll 81 pm s7:s7 am
Chicago Prairie State Ex-
press :....- ........-.....'ls:ol pm '5:2s pm
Springfield Accommodation sos pm lO:2i am
Kansas City Nes.ibuled Linn
tied ...... -.-...--.....sl0:lo pm s7:1s am
Kansas City Day Express...... $50 am $50 pm
Jacksonville Accommodation =. IS :0o pm 10 a an
Peoria and st. Paul Express. .sl2ol pm q ~ am
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-. Louis. IncsCdN. July D. WV
Received daily by II. Il. Fran.I., Bro. ~ Co.
ia North Fourth street;
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
SERVICE.
VANDALIA LINE.

Train.
Fast blail ..........-.....-..
Trains Nos. % and q. New
York. Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington Special.
Indianapolis and Aew York
Local ..---..--- -.---..-.--.-..
New York Limited....-..-..-..
Pe,oskey and Mackinaw Linn
ited -...--....... -..-......-.--..
Columbus and Eastern Express
vandalla Accommodation. 500.
Indianapolis and New York
Express .-....-.-.--.--...-.
Fast Mail ....-........-.-...
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st. LOUIS. Tuesiay. July ). ls'p
Received daily by u. Il. Francis. Bro. * g
ga N-,rth Fourth street:
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BURLINGTON ROUTE-S1
y. W. II. H.-CNlON

- A<h-N " Wv NV - ~
y. W. II. REUNION
Train.
Fog Hannibal II. & ST. J.
POINTS. quincy. heVkuk and
burlington .........--.-.....-
Local to t.tnniDal-....--
Tor quincy aad NOrIb.........
ron ST. Paul, Minneapoiis, VIA
Last Side lines. liIinois and
W iscOIls4D .......-..-....
The burnnztJn-SortneIn Pa
CHIC EXpIess.' for Kansas
ClIy. ST Joseph. Northwest
Nesr&ska. Black Hills. NyO-
mig. Montana, aSninSlOn.
fISSt Sound. Portland and
oregon ......-.....-.---...
-! ..e IwIn city Express" for
MInnvapolls. 1T. raul and
i0Na 1850. -.----.--....
The Ntcraska-COiorado Elk
press. 70. Denver, Colorado,
Utah and Pacific Coast, via
ST. Joseph ...............
Local to Burlington ..........
For Northern Iowa. St. Paul,
and Minneapolis -. .......
For Kansas City. Omaha. ST.
Joseph. Denver. Nebraska.
Colorado, Utah and Pacific
Coast: also Northwest $500.
For Illinois, via East Side line
to Rock Island ...... ......
For Dubuque and La Crosse. &.
Local from Hannibal ... $1,000.
For Alton-Leave 80 a. m.
daily; leo a. H.. daily. l:3o
only. 800 y. m, excep. Satur
sos Q. m. except Sunday: 5:5l
y. m. daily, $50 .. m. daily.
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IL. u. Il S-W.
Train
Gin cInIi1ti. Louisville, WASH
ingIon Baltimore. PhiIa1sI-
pnIa and New YORK Expiess.
C.ELnAIdlI, LOUIs.!ii-. IiIts-
turg. Washington, Bait
mole. PhI;a1eipnia and New
York Fast
CINCINNATI Accommodation ....
GIG. H,iatI. Louisville. Pitts
burg. Washington. BaiIi-
nIuIv. PA!iaCv!IaIa and New
York Royal B..e Limited ....
Flora ACCuIlifnU,iat ton ........
Flora ACcOII.filOLauJn $1,000.
est BADEN anu french Lick
Strings. VIA Monon Route.
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DIG FOUR,
LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON
AND cHESAPEAkE AND
Train.
Indianapolis Express.
New York and boston Limited.
hnlcse; booker Special-Ssw
ork. Boston. a-E!ngtOn.
Baltimore ara Philadelphia.
Alton Express.
Mattoun and Alton Accummo-
ddtiOn .--...-..--.--.--..
Boston. New York. Cincinnati.
Washington. baltimore. fnil-
acelpnia ..-................
Altvn-I.eaves 'ip.fo a. M. .,
fs:U d. H.. 'l:ii y. IL.
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CLOVER LEAF.
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Toledo and New York Express. ssl2 am sS:ss pm
Toledo and New York Express. '':l3 pm '1:s0 am
COTTON BELT.
ST. CIS-SoUTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Qllinos CENTRALLY
Train. Depart Arrive.
Cotton Belt Express. T:lS am ia pm
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This is Q neat
Booklet mailed
free by the Sun
set Mining Co,
Chronicles bldg.
an Francisco.
Cal. The Sunset
se one Of the
few mining cm-
paaies paying
regulerlymonth-
IL dividends.
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ILLINOIS RIVER
RIVER NEWS.
Rise md Fall of the Rivers

or the last "a hours ending at a. m:
ST. Louis. Tuesday, July :, 1870.
Stations Danger Gauga Change
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FOR SALB-HOUSES.

TOR SALE SPLENDID MTTLE HOME
Near Sd ass MAs. ave. ne
rooms and bath; cellar; q MI; furnace and Ia
Large lot to ~ids alley.
It 's' '''0 LEBERMksN q ,HAwN M $50, Soft +:
on EASY TERMlFor A. handsome s-stosy
modern brick residetee; rooms and bath;
well located in West Washington; near Met.
1t LEBERMANN &iHAwN, 1903 F.
FOR sALE-NEAR 9Th AND MD AVE Me-,
Best Groom house on CAPITOL Hnl.
it it ~ L1EBERMASN tpAwN, 1903 F.
FoR sAIE,BUTF BRICK HOUSES,
near Lincoln Park;
It LIEBERMANN g. HAwN. 1908 F.
FOR sAIE,NEAR coNGREssIoNAL LIBRARY
brownstone and brick residence;
rooms and baths.
It LIEBERMANS! & HAwN, 1903 F.
A very desirable house on New Hampshire ave:
between N and \ streets; with ten rooms and
very cheap. MAKE Us AN OFFER.
de15-st eie F st. NV.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR SMALL PROP
erty. s-room frame house. with almost acre Of
ground at Brightwood; stabllng: excellent wen
water. P. J. WALSHE, 624 St NV. 1t
FVR SALE OR EXCHANGE-OOL. HEIGHTS,
OF the best built houses north Of Fla. ave.; IL
rooms, conservatory and porches; hard wood finish
best plumbing; each rents for $3.50. Deferred
payment Of $500 at per cent for 8 years from
date Of sale. Price reduced. p. J. WALSHE
624 st. NV. 1t
FOR SALES. $50 WILL BUY TWO HOUSES m
excellent renting section Of Sc. twostory bricks.
8 rooms, baths: 10 good condition; rented to
white tenants at ST per month.
1t JOSEPH I. WELLER. COZ ST. NV.
FOR SALEHAT BEAUTIFUL HOUSE NE,
corner 18th and Austin sts., Brookland; Groom
house; finished In best hard wood. with excellent
stable; cost owner over $40 COO: price, $500. P.
J. WAISHE, 624 F st. NV, Exclusive Agent 1t
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Chaplin Brown, Attorney.
N s. Of and
s sad aH bena@
having reported to the court that he has made the
Ser i7ss folio 49, Of the land recoids Of the Dis
s1 as es
Tally for 49, rs cash. and also lot 90 in Henry A.
book 49, page o. of the surveyors Office Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and improved by a brick dwell
to Anna woodward, for S. $50 cash, less. however,
the amount Of deed Of trust securing the payment
and the purchaser to assume the amount Of said
Of tn e @ Of 9" Of Of
lumbia; it this It'll day Of December 1900 ordered
contrary s be shown on or before the It'll day Of
Januasy 1901 Provided copy Of this order ,h lie
weeks prior thereto. A 3; HAGNER. Justice. A
Wiz iSpx Asst Asst, CLERK 'o' e'' desiawst
NO. 979o. ADM DOC. 27.-THIs IS TO GIVE
NOTICE: That the subscriber OF the DISTRICT Of
Of the District Of Columbia holding a special term
for Orphans Court business, letters testamentary
late 'n Of the District Of coiuma Diseased
persons having claims against the said deceased
to the on
the 7th day Of December next; they may other
wise by law be excluded from all dement, OF the
said estate Given under my hand this It'll day Of
December 1900. DAVID SHERIDAN STANLEY,
211o street NV, Washington, D. c. deS-1aw3t
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding a special term for Orphans
Court business.-In re estate Of Frank Fegan, de-
ceased No. $3.50, Administration Docket 27.-Ap-
plication having been made to the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia, holding special term
for Orphans Court business, for letters of admin
1t 10 ordered, this 7th day Of December, 1900 that
notice is hereby given to the hers-st law and next
cerned, to appear In said court on Thursday, the
10th day Of January. A; D. 1901 at o'clock m.
to show cause why such application should not be
granted This notice shall be published in the
Washington Law Reporter and Evening Star once
in each Of three successive weeks before the return
day therein mentioned the first publication to be
not less than thirty days before said return day.
By the court: CHAS. c. COLE Justice. Attest:
DARR, Attorney for Applicant. deS-1aw3t
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FOR SALE-VERS CHOICE
LARGE LOTS. MODERN HOMES.
One Of the choicest sites Washington
Heights; double dwellngj comparatively new;
steam heat; lot 5Ox16O.
broom brick dwelling; lot 57x1Oo; alley;
one OF the best improved squares NV: lettered
room. finest porcelain tub; steam heat. Price not
much over value Of lot.
Another elegant residence the Heivhts over
looking city; magnificent view from 'front.' win
dows; lot 60x160: house In perfect condition; IL
rooms; tiled bath. porcelain tub.
A grand home: IS rooms: baths; lot 9Ox1O0;
lettered st. NV, west Of 14th.
THIS Is MAGNIFICENT HOME@ stories;
rooms deep on each floor: reception hail. 2
baths; stairways: bed chambers; finished in
hardwood; lot 6OxlO0.
1t STONE & FAIRFAX. 500 st. NV.
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a SEyE ds,1 HAys g sGoH M@Asr HOUSES
eATM on On sna9T1F 20 hle .e eodtt ia
She IS MkSy n OF THR GITf
Fgh HoMEs e., Gepyeolens to ears, STORES
PRICES From $50. 900 to $500. APPLY FOR
most $4,000 houses; 4 stories; Z rooms deep: s
main at 4hags. If desired.
choicest SITS. stories: cellar under entire house
parlor. library dining room and kitchen on Lat
snshs e oaS EVEN E
ss %s' Of for; dwelling
snoSsr ssat
rooms deep on each door; hot-water heati lot
magnificent home for ss.2so: stone front;
d wood and workmanship Of the finest; room:
deep; 2 stairways; hot-water heat.
very desirable 10-room brick on Yale st. be-
g, 200; lot 1s1loo: wide alley.
noke ST.; stories; rooms on LIST floor; hot-water
' very h.nd.om. stone and brick dwelling on
!ttn St; 10 rooms; lot isal45; 2o-ft. alley. for
his ID gem Tor $6,zDO; 50 WE'LL construct
ed: bet: 18th and 14th; stone steps and stone
porch; rooms deep on 1st door; tiled bath; por-
ceain tub; steam heat
One Of those handsome brown-stons houses on
Columbia ave. with lot 19xl60. we can sell as
low 40 $3.50. : =
beautiful house. Harvard st.. for 81, 900: 10
rooms; tiled bath; porcelain tub; nickel plumb
ing; STEAM heat: large lot. ~ "a :. 2 E
One OF those white-stone houses on 14th ct.
near Clifton, at low price. =,
HGTS COME TO US TO GET THE BEST Ar
THE LOWEST PRICES. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-15

FOR SALE -
A splendid house on New Hampshire ave.; 8
stories; Is rooms; baths; toilet rooms; hot.
wafer heat: very wide front. WORTH $25 600
CAND BE BOUGHT FOR $17,5OO
B. H. WARNER CO.,
de15-3t re' u , 918 st. NV.
FOR SALE-LATIMER Il NESBIT, 1921 G.,
RENTAL. AND SALES AGENTS
ELEGANT NEW APARTMENT HOUSE, IN
COME 81 10000 PER YR. CAN BE SOLD TIC
PAY 1919. LOCATION NV de1o-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-15
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-TNSPECTION OF THE wELI-BULT
perfectly planned house 1925 18th ct. NV. Ii In
vited; all conveniences; electric appliances; two
handsome bath rooms; unusually dne closets ana
store rms. WIN be sold considerably below cost and
On liberal terms. Open from II am. until pm.
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