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GOT JOHN F. cARRoLL's JOB.
The Brooklyn Warehouse Receiver
ship Awarded to the Trustee.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The action begun
before Justice Fitzgerald, in the supreme
court in Manhattan. on Saturday, by the
United States Mortgage and Trust Com
pany, as trustee, against the Brooklyn
Wharf and Warehouse Company for the
appointment of a receiver. and which was
discontinued thirty minutes later, when
John F. Carroll was appointed, was revived
in Brooklyn this afternoon, and Supreme
Court Justice Dickey appointed the United
States Mortgage and Trust Company re
ceiver.
Julian T. Davies. OF the firm of Davies.
Stone & Auerbach. appeared as counsel for
the plaintiff; Adrian Joline as the repre-
sentative OF the bondholders committee,
and John NJ Bowers as counsel for the de-
PENDANT corporation. The receivership
covers all the properly. including the
stores. warehouses, Offices. shops, build
ings. wharves, docks. basins. piers, and
all the leasehold property, and the receiver
will collect the rents, issues. and profits.
The receiver is TO file a bond in the sum
of $4,000 The defendants are also re-
strained from interfering with the re-
ceiver in the management Of The affairs Of
the company. The injunction. which was
granted in Manhattan. was approved by
Justice Dickey. tG
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A POLICY FOR HER DoWRY.
a Wifc's suit to tnnuI the Transfer
OF Her Husbands Insurance.

Clara May Erwin Coleman yesterday in
stituted proceedings in equity for injunc-
ton against Walter G. Coleman and the
Manhattan Life Insurance Company. The
complainant requests the court TO cancel
an assignment made by her to the defend
ant Coleman OF all her interest in GER
tain policy. and to enjoin Coleman from
disposing OF the policy.
The complainant sets forth that she and
the defendant were married in December.
1882. and that they ceased to live together
in February. 1895 In lieu OF wedding
dov-ry. Mrs Coleman alleges, her husband
had his life insured in her favor for $4,000
in the Manhattan Life Insurance Com
pany. She further alleges that last month
he notified her that he was going to the
Philippines and. because Of the additional
risk he would take. the company demanded
a large increase in the amount of the
premium. In view of these and other al
legations. the complainant states, she
made what she now finds was an Illegal
assignment to the defendant Of her in
terest in the policy. She declares that the
assignment was procured by fraud and
therefore appeals to the court to grant
the prayers set forth by her.
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THE SALE OF ..EDaEwooD."
The Historic Chase iEstntc Conveyed
10 william Ledyard Ellsworth.

a deed was placed on record yesterday
conveying to William Ledyard Ellsworth,
by Herbert Noble. trustee. the historic es-
tate OF the late Justice Salmon p. Chase.
known as Edgewood, for cash eonsidera-
ton OF $ll2. 900
Edgewood. which was the former home
of Justice Salmon y. Chase. has been neg
lected for any number OF years. and is now
in a state Of dilapdation Mr.. Ellsworth
is a former captain OF the United States
Army, who is supposed TO have amassed
an immense fortune by an invention of a
smoksless powder.
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washington stock E.chnnsc.

Sales-U. S. S's. coupon, s5oodlo9 IL.
West End National Bank, l0d1l7 and 100
III 1-2 cash. Columbia Fire Insurance. 100
ala. Riggs Fire Insurance, 3ohs 3-S.
Washington Title Insurance. 1la3 L..
Washington Gas. 47d55. Chesapeake AID
Potomac Telephone, 25a67, 50d1o, and %
az. Mergenthaler Linotype. S2g2Oc. SOH
1879 rs. 20d199 "a, 10d199 SIS. l0dls9 1-2.
Lanston Monotype. 50G15 is. American
Graphophone. 350d1l Ia. American Graph
ophone. preferred. 22d1l "a. After call
American Graphophone. 3Goa111-4. West
End National Bank. 10G1i1 ga. City and
Suburban Railroad, 50I26 IL.
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BURGESS X CLADAoS ct al. vs. MATTE n.
SLATER ct al- Equity No. $3.50.
rs virtue OF suihoriiy contained Ia the decree
Of thc>supreme Court Of the District Of Column
bla bearing date tlT % dag u February. 1900.
the Undersigned as trustees will offer for sale,
ST public auction. in front Of the premises az the
hour OF O'CLOCK 2. NJ. on WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY II. 1900. the following premises sit
uafe In the City Of Washington and District of
Columbia. being known and designated as Lot
No. sixty eight (ce). Square 1928. OF the City of
Washington, said premises being numbered l0l3
on Thirig fourth Street northwest. OF said city.
Terms Of sale-onc third Of the purchase money
10 be paid in cash and the balance in equal in
,tsllments Of one and Two years after date Of
,aie the said iHstsllments 10 be secured by deed
OF trust upon the property sold, with interest
upon the deferred payments at the rate Of
per cent per snnum. from the date Of sale until
paid or al cash. at the option Of the purchaser.
This sale is made for the purpose Of psrtiiioniDg
The proceeds among The parties in interest as
as tenants IN common.
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON. Trustee
e. 5. DOUGLASS. Trustee.
fo3-d&ds, rm
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corn. Speculation is lacking in this grain.
Shipping sales were possibly 100000
bushels
Provisions were active and higher. clos
ing firm. Packers were the prominent buy
ers. and there was also q good investment
demand. Early offerings we're light, but
on the advance. and there was free real
izing by both local and outside longs. The
cash trade was fair, although packers have
marked up prices. Today's market was
80
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-06

Norfolk and Western common was one of
the most attractive securities on the list
yesterday. with an advance OF points. a
boom such as the stock has not had be-
fore In many months. The high price
reached, 20 and fraction. is the high
water mark fer the stock, the best previous
quotation having been 2s SIS. in last Au-
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AUCTION SALES.
rnos. J. OWEN. AuctloDcer, eis F St. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two STORY FRAME
DWELLING, No. 1925 CfiAMPLAiN AVE
w
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust. duly re-
corded IN Isber 22sd Folio 30i, Ct seq, one Of
the land records " the District Of Columbia, and
M the request of the party secured thereby, we
will sell Of public auction In front Of the prem.
fees Oh TUESDAY. FEBRUA GIN. 1900 at hall
past four c'clock p. m, the following described
real estate situate in the County OF Washington.
ID G.. the south 20 feet front on Chamnlain ave.
by nm depth Of lot S. in block H. IN Hal and
Eivans subdivision o. land known Meridian
NIL improved as above
FERNS Of sale-sold subject to a prior deed Of
.rst for $50 balance cash. A deposit Of SEQ re.
a,iired Of time o. sale. Couveyancing. recording,
and revenue sisnips at purchasers cost.
ARCHIBALD HOPKINS.
Trustee
FRANZ t. EVANS.
Trustee.
fa2s-eodkts en- 1905 St
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4 catch basin has heen ordered constructed At
The corner Of Virginia Avenue and Twelfth Street
southwest. at an estimated cot Of 500 wecl.
sum will he charged to the AHScostia and Pc
tnmac River Railway Company.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-06
WALL PAPER.

WITH Goebel dying, and Taylor adjoining the
Legislature, the political atmosphere in Ken.
lucky is anything but clear. Things are running
along all right here. We're busy as can be-
papeTing rooms with our rich, stylish paper. for
g. mp. NoLTE, $40 9th St No branch ie2.ti
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DYSPEPSIA,
CATARRH,
COUGH,
CONSTIPATION,
SORE THROAT,

Absolutely Free TO All Who Call.
No Obligations. Come and Get
Either One Remedy or the Whole
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errors, etc, such as Drains, Losses, Impotency,
Lame Back and Varicocele. Worn at night, it gives
strength while you sleep. 40 stomaeh-wrecking
answer all letters personally, or the belt can be
examined at my Office. .
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We Don't Know

How long YOU will have to wait before you can
sell out at profit. The wheat records for u
years show that with exception, wheat has
been above 81 cents "a bushel every year. II YOU
buy wheat at 6S cents and sell it ont at IS cents
you make 10 cents bushel. On 1000 bushels
this would he $1,000 profit; on 5000 bushels
this would be $4,000 profit $500 will margin
100 bushels 2is points below the purchase price,
which we think viii be all the margin neccs-
sary. See our free hook.
Howard % %; S$' s: s s. @ Ell Es
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FINANCIAL.
Is Wheat Going Up

small boy. after critically surveying the new
baby. remarked to HE mother: ''He's got no
teeth and hair, Hes grandfather's little
brother. isn't he, motherg'
Wheat looks like ''CtackerjscSs' little brother
today. but what most people want 20 know is,
VIII the strength lastg our only reply to this is
that wheat has always proved TO be a purchase
when bought below 1Oc but
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ron sALE-rYpEm WRITER'S.

FOR Remington, Dcnsnore, and Gala
graph type~riters al greatly reduced prices.
LABOFisH, az 9th #. NV. fes-st
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-06

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co..
members OF the New York Exchange,
1910 II Streef
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-06

Be certain that the beer you drink IS Heurich's
IL you want the best. Ask for NaeTzen, Senate,
and Lager BY their names. Phone e34, Arlington
Boitlipg Co, for q case.
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ron OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

~ SELL HOUSES"
Nm 2. SHANNON. l1io O ST., Amos Building.
jale-tf Telephone as7.
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Leather common stock was somewhat
more active. but the clique did not sue
coed in advancing it very rapidly in COM
parison with their recent glowing promises.
The very best that can be said of the stock
is that it Is cheap gamble. and even
this suggestion is capable of proving I'M
founded il pushed too far. The intrinsic
value Of the stock has been accurately fig
ured out by one broker to be somewhat less
than nothing, and the most liberal esti-
mate is that its equity may be worth SOME
thing like Sc or IS share. Manipulation
of the stock may, however, undoubtedly
boom its price UP again, it did few
months ago
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-06

Heavy commission buying. booming by
the cliques, and large short covering
caused RAPID advance in prices yester
day and more enthusiasm than has been
displayed heretofore at. any time since
the December panic The market has all
the appearance of a bull market. The
public is buying more and more every
day, but its purchases are moi yet such
as to tempt the insiders TO sell out The
bears are frightened and are more dis
posed TO cover The last Of their short con-
tracts than TO put out any new lines. The
technical situation. therefore is very
nearly perfect Intrnsically there Is no
change. which means that conditions which
could not well be better are not losing
anything. Business yesterday was triple
what IL on several days two weeks
ago. The advance in prices was irregular,
varying from a small fraction to three
points OF more. The steel and iron Sc
eurities were all strong. though the great
est buoyancy In uhe group was in Federal
Steel and National Steel. The grangers
were all strong 81 Paul being particu-
larly active during the last hour of the
session. The news "a the day was unim-
portant. A continuance OF easy money
conditions is TO be expected. The banks
have gained since Friday more than
81. 600. 600. Bankers who are looking for
exports OF gold do not believe that such
movement would have bad effect on the
stock market. Earnings statements pub
lished yesterday we're all good
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Loans Of sls r ~; s sSs: $:s'

Wagons etc at loves. rates and on the day
you apply W. a.e Iosning the Building and
Loan Association plan, which makes the cost oil
carrying loans much less than you pay else.
where and allows you to pay 1t OF in any sized
notes you desire running from one to twelve
months You only pay for the use Of money for
the length Of time you carry It. u you have q
loan with some other company We viii pay II
CT and advance you more money II desired kates
cbeerfully given and no cost 20 you unless l9an
IL made Loans made anywhere in the District
Cali and get rates. Front room. tFss door. Sci
entiac American Building
National Nor tgage Loan Go
625 Street y. W.
ro6-u
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gust. The earnings of the company have
been among the best in the country during
the past seven months, and something Ike
3 per cent is being earned on the common
stock. in addition TO this, the scheduled
advance in the price OF soft coal at the
beginning of next month is bull argument
on the securities of this system. divi-
dend for the common seems not unlikely
at some time in the near future. LOUIS
vile and Nashville was also advanced
handsomely. perhaps in sympathy with
Norfolk and Western and with the strength
of Southern preferred last week. The
stock sold as high as 81, closing at the
tor. Southern preferred held its own.
getting as high as 81 Ia. and closing al %.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-06

One determined effort early in the day
was the extent Of the aggressive work of
the bears. They attacked Sugar stock
and forced its price down 10 below ia.
apparently in the hope that II would car
ry other securities down with IL. Good
support was given II at the lower level
and the bears gave up the game. The
stock therefore, was duh and uninterest-
ing Much gossip pro and con regarding
The Sugar dividend rs heard in the Street,
but some of the most careful brokers are
advising their customers not TO sell the
stock on any expectation that the divi-
dend will be cut. The company is now
making money out of its business beyond
question and there is excellent reason for
believing that some Of the independent
refneries are not doing more than paying
expenses.
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BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES.
Union Trust and
Storage Company
of the District Of Columbia.

Temporary Offices. Corner 18th and + sts. NV.
Capital Stock, Lea, Oo0.0o.
This company is prepared to undertake all
trust business, viii take charge Of estates, pre-
pare wills. and act as Executor. Administrator,
Trustee, Receiver. Assignee. Committee OF the es-
tate Of a minor. and any other kindred Office
Loans will be made on real estate and other
approved securities at current rates OF interest.
The company will also act as trustee and
register for other corporations.
This company is also chartered TO DO a general
storage business. and IS about to erect suitable
buildings for warehouse purposes, for the storage
of goods and valuables. and for cold storage.
OFFICERS:
EDWARD J. STEIIW AGEN President.
JAMES G.. PAYNE, First Vice President.
GEORGE Z. HAMILTON, Second Vice Presi
dent, Attorney. and Trust Officer.
GEORGE = FLEMING. Secretary.
CHARLES ;. BRADLEY, Treasurer.
feG-u
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-06

The immense business OF the General
Electric Company during the past year.
and the fine promise for an even more
prosperous current year, we're the text OF
the street gossip regarding the stock yes
terday, following the big advance In the
price. General Electric continued strong
yesterday, but made no net gain over Sat
urday's closing price. The company is
working twenty-four hours day and
turning away business"
Pacific Mail is not fulfilling the expecta-
ton OF its friends. Even the people that
expected 10 see 1t active. whether II ad-
vanced or not. during the early part of the
present session Of Congress. have been
disappointed. Apparently the insiders are
neglecting ii entirely.
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GOVERNMENT poND


DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BOMB
e.sia02 "3o-year funding" gold. -
,'sle0l Water stock currency ...
IS 1905 Water stock" currency 80. 80.
Funding currency 3iJ's.. III. 80.
Il = ~
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FROM HENRY EVANS,
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and
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WANTED BY Government clerk. loan Of 500 q
10 he repaid in monthly iustJllmcnts. Adj |
dress RON 3d. this office. fel-3t
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MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED coLLAr
ERAL No delay. CHARLES A. BAKER.
Rooms 40 aud ~. AetIeTott Building. mo az
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MONEY loaned salaried people and retail m.s-
chants upon their own names without Sc
eurity; easy payments ToLMAN. Room ~, aos
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-07-05
AN ARTESIAN WE'LL

the table. The illustration shows an
artesian we'll belonging to w. R. Green
wood, of Rush county, Ind. This we'll
is 12o feet deep and flows 35 gallons
per minute. The overflow has been
taken care of so as to make fish pond
three rods wide, nine rods long and five
feet deep. The soil is a yellow clay
above gravel and Mr.. Greenwood has
experienced the same trouble of many
others in making the pond hold water.
We would suggest that the water be
drawn out and that a foot of clay be
put in the bottom anE we'll puddled
and pounded down before filling the
pond again. AS to the kind of fish best
adapted to certain water, the United
States fish commission at Washington
will send anyone a blank form to be
filled out with the conditions which
prevail and will then advise as to the
best varieties of fish for stocking
Orange Judd Farmer.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-07-05
How to XIII Black Ants.

Black ants are at times very injuri-
Gus to apple and other fruit trees by
eating off the bark near the surface
of the ground. If their nest is near
by, the best way to destroy them will
be by getting little bisulphide OF
carbon and putting perhaps a tea,
spoonful of it into their hole and GOV.
ering the hole with piece of cloth.
The vapor from his material is heavy,
deadly, and sinks rapidly into the nest
II it is impracticable to get bisulphide
OF carbon, and the nest is not too near
the tree, good way to destroy them
is to pour perhaps quart of gasoline
into the hole, and after it is well
soaked in set it on fire. Another rem.
edy which has sometimes been used to
good advantage is to mix arsenic with
sugar and seatter It about the hole.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-07-05
ADVANTAGES or INV Copx

At the present prices of cotton cloth
set Of good hay caps yard square
would sometimes pay for themselves in
a single, season. when wet spell
catches the farmer with lot of hay
nearly cured enough for the barn. It is
botlprovoking and a sure, loss to have
a good crop of VIII at sh ould have been
good hay, converted into bedding or
something worse than that. after one
has worked: two or three days to get
it fit for the barn.. Yet we have often
seen this happen. a cap yard square
will cover a good-sized tumble of hay;
or shock of grain, as. if it does not
reach the ground it is enough to have
the top we'll covered if the heap is prop
.erly made. We have heard some say
that: the hay would spoil by heating
under the cap, but we never have had
it do so.-Prairie Farmer. lEt YAH
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-07-05

not be planted too closely together.
When evergreens crowd each other the
crowded portion is quite sure to die
out, leaving openspaces for the wind to
blow through. In setting out wind
break, therefore, put the trees far
enough apart so that when they be-
come of average size they will form a
compact screen In setting out small
trees one is always in danger of setting
them too near together, whether they
be fruit trees or ornamentals. The ul-
innate size Of the tree must always be
kept in mind when setting it out. It is
asserted by those who have had ex-
perience that a double row of ever
greens do not afford so good protec-
ton from the wind as single row that
has grown UP into a compact hedge,
since the double rows so shade some of
the trees that they do not grow we'll.
IN transplanting evergreens it is i'm
portant to keep the roots from becom-
ing dry and to give plenty of moisture
after setting. When the roots of an
evergreen get thoroughly dried out it's
chances for life are very small, indeed.
IN. Y. Tribune.