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Another lot of gold. more than 0,00o.
arrived in New York from Europe today.
The best opinion regarding the bank
statement of last Saturday is that it will
be the last OF the poor showings for some
time to come. Call money is little
sitter, but as yet shows no sign of ad-
vancing beyond the legal rate.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICES.
OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS D. c..
Nash, ton d c October 10 100

OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS D. C.
WASHINGTON D. c, October 49, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the Commissioners
OF the District OF Columbia intend make The
following -nalned Improvements which are, il
their judgment, recessary :or the public health.
sa3etv, and comfort. Assessments fer one-half
the cost OF the same viii be made provided in
public act approved August I. 1894, Parties
who are interested in the proposed work aye
notified that the said Commissioners Will give
hearing at the District BuilGjng WEDNES
DAY. THE SEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER.
1900, in the board room of the said Commissions
ers TO any and all persons who may desire to
object thereto.
SET NEW GRANITE CURB AND LAY CEMENT
SIDEW ALK-On the west side of School Street
northwest from Park Street to Grant Street, at
an estimated cost OF S1,014, to- be assessed
against all lots in block 2, Mt Pleasant, 'front.'
ing on said School Street, between the limits
named.
SET NEW GRANITE CURB-0n the west side
of Fourteenth Street northwest, from Street
to " Street. at an estimated cost Of $3.50, TO
be assessed against all lots in squares 235, $50,
and ISL. fronting on said Fourteenth Street, be
tween the limits named.
PAVE ALLEYS WITH VITRTF1ED OR ASPHALT
BIOCK-The unpaved 1o-toot alley running east
and west in square 62o, at estimated cost OF
$500
BY order of the Commissioners D. c.:
oc22 u, NOES VIZ. TINDALL. Secretary.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-The Stock Market
opened today with the dealings in immense
volume and with material advances show
ing III every quarter Of the market. The
tendency of prices was nothing more than
a continuation of the rapid rise which was
in progress at the close Of last week. Viz
tually nothing additional in the way of
news transpired over Sunday with any
bearing upon the financial situation.
The initial tendency of the market was
TO no little extent owing to the material
advances shown in the London market and
foreign houses traded very heavily here at
the opening, although on both sides of the
account.
While profit-realizing sales were in ire
mendous volume they seemed to be read
lily absorbed by the increased outside de-
mand and by renewed purchases of sub
stantial nature.
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AWAITING MmeHELL's ACTION.
Miners President Urged to Call a
Second Convention.

ION
WILKEsBARRE,a Pa, Oct. 22.-The
sixth week of the strike opened this morn
ing with a better prospect for its ending
during the weeh It is for President
Mitchell now to say whether it shall con-
tinue indefinitely or whether the men
shall go back TO work before election day
He is being urged on many sides to call
a convention of the delegates who attend
ed The last meeting at Scranton and, al
though he has not committed himself, II
is understood that in a day or two the
call will be issued. The delegates are TO
decide whether it will not be better to &C
eept the offer CT the operators than 10 hoid
off in the hope that it will be changed TO
completely meet their demands
AS far as can be learned from the ope-
rators this morning, the companies Will
not change their last offer, however ICING
the strike may last. 1t gives the strihei ?
10 per cent increase, powder at Sl-ao anu
agrees to keep the increase IN force uatii
April next.
IF there is to be any change at ali,
one operator said, st will be IN the en-
tire offer being withdrawn. This Is very
likely to occur if the strike is not settied
by election time.
Influences have been brought to bear
upon the operators which will not exist
after election and they can do as they IKE
The fact VIII then be apparent that tue
men will be unable to hold out much long
er and the operators viii have the best
end of the affair
The local unions which appealed to Dis
trict President Nichols on Saturday for as
sistance have not yet heard from PTesi-
dent Mitchell before whom President Nich-
OILS was TO place the request. They cohtih-
ue to care FOR those of the strikers ano
/ their families who are destitute, but tnelf
funds are very low and they cannot Dus
/ provisions much longer.
Women sympathizers OF the strikers
! have been endeayoring to stop WORK a.
| the Empire washery, and TINS mornih5
/ they gathered fifty strong on the fsaa 70
the works. Several special p2llcens ~
! escorted the men, but the women AT
tackled the crowd anu put the non-union
men and officers to flight Jamts U Ha1a
one of them was severely injured. Later
the men were escorted to the washeFy
by LARGE force of special officers, arc
/ work is now going on
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Dr.. ILedtnermdn.
The 20 DAYS" Cure

Go- 1nenl leads ali remedies in this city, :
prompt and permanent cure or 40 charge Con'
euItation free. DR. MeKEEHAs, 5ie iZth 81 .~-
N n m oSo-1AnS
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
OCTOBER / 1eo0--Notice is hereby given that
in accordance with the acts approved June g.
1873; June 10, 1879; June II, 1896; August II,
main was laid on Cincinnati st, between Adams
Mil Road aIr1 west side of 10th st. extended
and that water main tax has been levied against
all lots OF land abuttiug upon the street, road
or allev in or along which the water main was
laid. In the County of Washington, District OF
Columbia in plat 0, Clfbeurne, Block S, sub
lot 2 Francis G. NewIands, S1s-75; sub-lot g.
Arthur B. IIeaton, s25, sub-lot !, John Joy
Edison, SIS. BY order OF the Commissioners of
the District of Columbia: GEO F. GREEN,
Water Registrar, District of Columbia.
ocS-sxSu-!2t
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BROTHERS SEEK DIVORCE.
The PIun:Ins Courted Together and
Married Sisters.

PITTsBURG. Pa, Oct. 22-Two broth
ers, who nave been companions all their
lives, and who married sisters, have fled
Iibels in divorce against their wives The
brothers are living together now and the
sisters are ort;e more under the parental
roof The brothers, it is said, courted
their wives together and now they go into
court at the same time and for the same
cause ask a dissolution of the marriage
bonds.
Ferdinand W. Engle wants to be sepa-
rated from Martha E. Engle and John H.
Engie desires the same action with re-
gard to SaIma A. EngIe. Ferdinand mar
ried the elder of the two girls January Is,
1895. On March 81 1897, John Engle elop-
ed with his brothers. wife's sister to Ohio.
where they were married. It is charged
that on April 8, 1898, Salma Engle tired of
matrimony and deserted her husband with
out cause One month later her sister left
Ferdinand He also alleges that this was
entirely without cause.
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store wrecked by burglars.

PARKERsBURG, W. Va, Oct pat
o'clock yesterday morning loud expIo-
sion awakened persons living near the
corner of Seventh and Market Streets
Investigation showed that burglars had
entered the jewelry store of Charles
Schaeffer. and had blown open his safe.
The entire interior of the store was
wrecked The safe was ruined and the
stock and furniture were scattered all
over the room Nothing had been taken.
the noise of the explosion evidently
frightening the burglars away.
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Sugar stock had a squirt to above 1913
around II o'clock which many believed was
the foFerunner OF a sharp advance Sugar
has not participated in the general boom
as yet to any great extent, but the expert
ence of the Street is that bull market
never ends until this stock has been ele-
waited a few points at least
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A VICTIM OF THE eRID1RoN.
North Carolina Student Fatally In
jured While Playing Football.

AsHEVILLE, N c., Oct. 22-William
Dougal Price. of Palestine, Texas. stu
dent at the Bingham School, died yester-
day afternoon of injuries received in a
football game on Saturday.
The first and the second elevens at the
school were playing a practice game and
Price, who was left end, attempted to stop
interference. He fell with his head partly
under his body and several players alight-
ed on top of him. His spinal cord was
gpTained and the over part of his body
paralyZed. He was eighteen years old.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS,

SIS, 1907 80 year funding" gold. 10t
rs. 1901. Water stock currency le2
Funding currency. SOS 5 ..-----.-- l2o
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PRESIDENTS WESTERN TRIP.
VIII Be Accompanied by Mrs. Nc
kinney and Secretary Root.


kfnIey and Secretary Root.
President Mckinley, accompanied by
Mrs. Mckinley and Secretary Root will
leave this evening at 7:45 o'clock for Can
ton. They will occupy a o-.ivate car at
taGhed to the regular westbound PennsyI-
vania train. Secretary Cortelyou and DR..
P. NJ Rixey, Mrs. McKinIey's physician,
will be on the party.
The President win not make any speech
es while away, but Secretary Root is ex-
pected to give one address at Youngstown,
Ohio, on the 25th and may also speak at
one Or two other Ohio points. The Presi-
dent will cast his vote in Canton. but ii Is
not likely that he will stay there during
the night to hear election returns.
The present plans are that, with Mrs.
Mckinley, he will take train for Wash
ington on the evening of election day
Secretary Root will be gone only for a
part of this week
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ASK a WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS
Alleged Chicago SxyindIers Seeking
Their Liberty.

George H Wilson and Charles F. M
Bush, through their attorney, Campbell
Darlington, today fled petition for
writ Of habeas corpus, to secure their re-
lease from the custody of the local po-
lice authorities. The matter was called
to the attention of Justice Bradley this
morning, and he ordered the writ to be
issued, and made returnable at 8 p. m.
The prisoners were arrested here by
Detectives Helan and McNamee, at the
request OF the police authorities of Chi
cago, where it is said they are charged
with swindling to the amount of $40, 00G
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THE BARONESS Won KETTELER.
Al Her Fathers Home in Detroit III
With Nerxous Prostration.

DETROIT, Oct Z2.-Baroness Won Kettle
Ter arrived here last night at O'Clock on
a special trail. While she stood the jour-
ney from China as well as possible under
the circumstances, the trying ordeal
through which she has passed has shatter-
ed her health and she is suffering from
nervous prostration.
Immediately on her arrival she was driv-
en- to her fathers home on Jefferson Ave-
nue., but denied herself TO all callers
friends OF the family included.
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CoLLIERY PARTLY BURNED.
Blacksmith Shop ana Office Destroy
ed by u Fire.

TAMAQuA. Pa. Oct. 22.-The black
smith shop of Greenwood colliery, an in
dividual operation. was burned last night.
At enc time the flames threatened the
breaker. but the prompt work of the fire.
men saved it. The. colIiery is operated by
Christ & BaddaH. a small office and
shed, where the small locomotive is kept,
were also destroyed. How the fire origi-
mated is a mystery.
No efforts were made to start any Of
the Reading Company's collieries this
morning.
Ten Thousand people witnessed the re-
view 81 General Goblin, Of the Fourth
Regiment, and the Governors Troop at
Manila Park yesterday.
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The congregational Club.

The Wasl1inzton Congregational Club will hold
its fall meetips This evening at O'Clock at the
First Congregational Church. corner Tenth and
G Streets northwest. There will be number o!
interesting addresses, prominent among which
will be those by Judge David J. Brewer, ex-
President Merrill E. Gates and the Rev. CLAUDE
B. Severance The music will be under the d.
rection of Prof Bischoff Dinner, prepared by
the ladies OF the church, viii be served at ]
o'clock. Hon David J. Brewer, Associate Justice
OF the Supreme Court, is president of the club;
G. A. L. Merriheld, secretary; Alfred Wood,
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New York Cotton Market.
sCaREIBER NOT CAPTURED.
Jersey Bunk DefauIter Relieved to
BE in California.

ELIZABETH, n, j., Oct. 22.-Counsel
for the Elizabethport Bank. which the
clerk, William Schneider, looted of $780,,
O00, today denied the report that Schneider
had been captured in Washington, n. ].
eve have clue" he said. but have
not much faith in it. But our vigilance
has not been abated.''
The defaulter is believed to be in San
Francisco.
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COOK ISLANDS ANNEXED,

Earl of RanfurIy Makes Them a Part
of New Zealand.
LONDON, Oct. ga despatch to the
Times from Auckland, New Zealand
says chat the Earl of Ranfurly, Governor
of New Zealand landed at the Cook ISL
ands, on October s, and formally annexed
them at the unanimous request of the
chiefs and people.
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NATURE AIDS THE STRIKERS
Drought Con.peIs Panther valley
Galleries to Shut Down.

drought NOHspeIs N ihHSIA
Galleries to Shut Down.
I.ANSFORD Pa, Oct. 22-The threaten
ed interference by strikers to stop the ten
collferies in the Panther Valley this morn
ing did not materialize when the miners
learned that the drought now prevailing
viii probably eventually close them.
This morning work had TO be suspended
at Hauto where all the coal is washed
and prepared for market. The scarcity OF
water caused this aud If the coal product
cannot be prepared, the mining VIII cease
Two colIieries have already closed down
About $50 striking miners marched to Ha-
zleton for instructions from the strike
leaders assembled there today.
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ISSUES.
N TIL. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, Holding a Special Term fer
Orphans Court Business.-Tn Ie Estate Of
FrsDcis < 0s,old Na 44T2 Adm Doc 26

II THE SUPREME COURT or THE DiSiRitSE
OF COLUMBIA Holding Special Term for
Orphans Court Business.-Tn Ie Estate Of
Francis S. obold. Ne. 9472. Adm. Doc. 20
Upon consideration Of the caveat fled herein
by James P OboId 10 the paper writings dated
the sixth cay OF August. lsS5, and the sixth day
of February. 1896, and offered fer pEobate as tie
last viii and testament and codIeii thereto CT
the said Francis 5 obold, and OF the answer Of
Charles II. 0iold, Sarah J. Obold, and Annie c.
Doyle Tuohy said caTeat, Il Is by the court this
2lst day OF September, 1900. ordered that the
following issues be set for trial by a jury IN
this court, TO VII:
l. Vas the said paper writing bearing cate
August g. 1855, and purporting 70 be the last will
and testament OF the said Francis 5. Obold exc
cuted by him in manner required by law to pass
personal estate?
Was the said paper writing dated August s,
1885 f,,rpoTt:ng 70 be the last will and testament
of said Francis s, Oboid, executed by him in
manper REQUIRED By law to pass real estate?
s. Was the said Francis s. Obold at the time
said paper writing dated August E, 1885, was
executed Of sound mind, capable OF making \
valid deed or cCntTactI
4 was the execution by said Francis 5. 0bold
of said paper writing dated August 6, 1859,
procured by the fraud or deceit OF any person
s. Vas the execution by said Francis 8 0bo,d
OF said paper writing dated August 6, lso5, Pc
cured by the exercise of undue influence over said
Francis s Oboid by any person CT peTsoiLsE
6 Was the said paper writing bearing date
February 6. 1896, and purpoTting 10 be a codicil
10 the said paper writing dated August 8, 1850,
executed by the said Francis 5. obold in manner
required by law 10 pass personal estate?
: Was the said paper writing bearing date Feb
ruary 8. 1896, and purpoLtins TO be codiei! TO
the said paper writing dated August t, 1885,
executed by the said Francis S. OboId IN manner
REQUIRED by law 10 pass real estate2
s Was the said Francis 5 ODold at the time
said paper writing bearing date February 6, 1896
was executed Of sound mind, capable Of making
a valid deed or contract?
| O. Was the execution by the said Francis 5
| OboId OF said paper writing bearing date Feb
r
| OF any person or pers0nsf
| 10 Wac the execution by the said Francis S
| obold Of said paper writing bearing date Feb
ruary 6, 1896, procured By the exercise Of undue
| influence over the said Francis s obold by any
person or persons? CHAS. {. COLE, j.
oc22 rnonSthus-St
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took CarboIic Acid to End Life.

Rosa Robinson. nineteen-year-old eolored
girl, who swallowed dose of carbolic acid at
her mothers home 1919 Thirteenth Street north
west, at II o'clock last night, died at Garfield
Hospital at 2:30 o'clock this morning. 1t is
believed the girl took the poison with suicidal
intent. The Coroner was notified and gave a
certificate Of death from poison.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING a SPECIAL TERN
FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSfNEsS-lD the
Matter of the Estate of Francis S 0bolG, De
ceased. No 9372 Administration docket %.
1t appearing TO the court that the notification
as to the trial OF the issues in THIS case relating
10 the validity OF the paper writings Gated the
sixth day Of August, 1885, and the sixth day OF
February, 1886. purpoTting TO be the last will and
testament and eodicil OF Francis s. obold. de.
ceased. has been returned as - Adeline obold
Zentgraft, Thomas AdelsperseF, William Adel-
sperger Louisa Jane Adelsperger Hauck, joseph
Adesperger Mary Ellen Adelsgerger Durbin,
Henry A5iefsperger Rev. John Aiesperger, Julia
AdelspeIger known in religion as Sister N. Wal
trude; George Adelsperger. Cecilia obold, Mary
Cbold Beaver, George s. Doyle, William T.
Doyle Edward B. Doyle, Charles II. Doyle,
John J. DOYLE, and Francis A. Doyle,
''Not to be found it i, this 18th day
OF October, 1850 ordered that the issues hereto
fore framed Ii this case be, and they axe hereby,
SGT down for trial the 18TH DAY OF No
MEMBER, 1860, and that this oder and a eoPy
Of said issues heretofore framed shall be published
once week for four weeks In the Washington
Law Reporter and twice week for the same
period in The Times (morning edition., of Wash
ington, D. c. CHAS. c. COLE, Justice
Attest: LOUIS a. DENT,
Register oi Wills District OF Columbia.
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Is Cntarrh Your Lies CIt

Eminent nose and throat specialists IN daily
practice highly recommend DIR. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder, as safe, sure, permanent. painless, and
harmless in all cases of Cold in the Head Tor
silitis Hoarseness and Catarrh- It gives relief
in 10 minutes and banishes the disease like
magic. Fifty cents. Sold by F. s Williams,
Ninth and F Streets EdInonds & Williams. Third
and Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Washington Gas. 5@5s "a 25@5S IL, so
1e@iS6 IL, 10Q1Ss rs, S0@1s7 IL. 1o0
1877 SIS. 10a1s7 Ia, 1s@1s7, 1850: Ian
ston Monotype. 5GD12; American Graphic
phone Company. common 500@10 Ii, 800
ale; American Graphophone Company
preferred. 25611 Ia, 10000 rs. After
call-Washtngton Gas, 22sGs2 IL; Mergen-
thaler Linotype, 41167 IL.
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Marriage Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses were issued today to jacob
B. Scheier and Mary Alma Butler, both of Clifton
Forge Va: Thomas A. Saunders and Molie
Tramb!,. beth of Gainesville Va; William Calf
Burns and Ellen Loretta Dunn; William Semley
and Hattie Matthews: William E. Bailey and
Annie Connors; Clifford c. Wineberger and Bette
B. Yost; William Thomas Wood and Alice Banks
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FINANCIAL.
HAbI S

Are dangerous things. Usage makes laws is
an old saying, and often true. even to the detrt-
ment of prosperity and modernism Washingtons
spectators and investors in cereals have for years
used the Chicago Board Of Trade quotations for
their guide and investments, but since this ONE
TINE leader has by its own act reiegated itself
to old time slow methods, keeping the public
IN Ignorance iro,a to 10 minutes, Washington
people, always up to the times have simply put
its habits off," and New York Grain quo
tations, which constant, active, and the
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Washington stock Exchange.

Substituted States coupon SIS, $4,000
109 1885, Capital Traction As, $4,000
106 3-8; Capital Traction Script, $50
1o2 5-S, 20@102 "a, 20@102 7-S, 107@1o3:
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BUILDERS OF SHAMROCK IT.

to BE Constructed by Hen
derson at Glasgow.
LONDON. Oct PA Glasgow despatch
to the Central News says Shamrock II
will be built by D. w. Henderson of
Meadowside, Glasgow, and will be launch
ed In March.
She will be built chiefly of steel-bronze
and aluminium will be used to small ex-
tent
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EMPRESS FREDERICK BETTER

Royal Sufferer Able to Sit Up for a
Few Hours.
COLOGNE, Oct 23.-The Dowager En-
press Frederick was able to sit up for
a few hours yesterday.
= The Emperor and Empress will start on
October "a for tour of the Wupper Val
ley, which was postponed owing to the SER
ious condition of the Dowager Empress
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Il THE STOCK IIARELT
Dealings in Immense Volume and
Advances General.

Tendency Due to the Upward Move
nent In London-Forefsn Houses
Trade Heavily Here at the Open
ing, Though on Both sides of the
Account ProGt-ReatiGing Sales.
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MONEY TO LOAN at BE. sA, 4, and AZ per
cent. in sums of 81, 900 to $4,000 on b. C.
real estate; pay of 5 and per cent mortgages
and begin anew; all transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers. WM- H.
SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 st. nv. jyl-tf. em
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New york stock market.

Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs Co. mem
beFs of the New York Stock Exchange, his F
Street
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Loans Of $50 an: 1 %sassTs 's1ss
PIANOS HORSES

WAGONS. etc, at lowest rates and on the day Won
apply We are loaniEg the Building and Loan
Association plan, which makes the cost OF carry
ing loans much less than you pay elsewhere, and
allows you to pay It of in any sized notes you
desirs, running from one TO twelve months You
only bly for the use of the money fer the length
of time you carry it. II you have loan with
some other company we will pay 1t off and adj
vance YOU more money If desired. Rates cheer
fully given, and no cost to you unless loan is
made Loans made anywhere in the District.
Cali and get rates Front room, first floor, Scen-
tific American Building.
National Mortgage Loan Co.
625NF ST. n. w.
no6-ti
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CoLLAT-
FRAI-No delay CHARLES A. BAKER
Rooms 10 and A, Metzcrott Building, ITO St