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TlntIc shiplnents.
fsPEcIAL 10 THE rNEWs \

ESPECIAL TO THE NEWS y
Eureka. oct. l3-An even one hundred
carloads W ore found theit way to the
market from the producers Of the Tin
tic district during the past seven days.
over fifty carloads came from the old
reliable producers on the Eureka side
Of the district the Centennial-Eu
having marketed thirty-two carloads.
The Eureka Hin sent out five cars "
high grade ore this week owing 20 the
fact that almost the entire force Of
men az the mine are at work breaking
down ore 10 feed the big mill. ship
ments of high grade orc only occur
spasmodicauy The Yankee again Is
credited with three cars OF silver-lead
ore and II shipments continue, which
they win doubtless do. the future "
that baby bonanza Is assured The
working force at the Bullion. Beck Is
very small az present. but two carloads
OF ore were shipped this week from
the Moultoon claim In he Mammoth
and Robinson end Of TIntlc the Grand
Central and Mammoth each come for
ward with ten cars, while the Star Cons.
marketed eight.
The shipment in detail Is as follows:
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BUILDING AND REALTY.

Following are the building permits
issued by Inspector Timer during the
past week.
Mrs. NJ. j. Brldgeman, 313 south
First West, room frame, $3.50
Geo W. Cushing. 100 Brigham street
room brick residence. $500.
Mrs. n Clark b street, between
Fourth and Fifth, 3 room frame, $500
G. T Loback l. street between Third
ana Fourth, 8 room brick, 5000
Mrs. =. ID. Wells, First street. be.
tween G and II. room brick. $4,000
Mrs. +. p. Wells Brigham and
Twelfth East room brick $500.
John Hickey First South, between
seventh and Eighth East. room brick,
s. 600.
Mis-. A. @. Sanford, 2Gg Douglas
avenue, room brick. $1,000
q Van Hose, Second South and
Thirteenth East, frame store, $3.50
Henry Phipps. IS east Second South
repairs, 200
Mrs J. Maeglnetu corner Third
South and Vine avenue. frame addition
$500
Adolf Brox 65s west First South 4
room brick, $1,000.
Theodore Bruback, a Commercial
street. story brick store. $500.
Sarah A. Ruch. Sixth West. between
Fin and sixth South, room brick
$1,000.
Mrs. Mary E. Foster. Eleventh East
between Fourth and Fifth South. room
brick. g. 800.
A w. Carlson 1852 west Second North
frame repairs. 500
i. C. Holllngberry $40 Third East
frame addition, $50.
Total, s22,05Q.
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The Camp Bird Mine.

The people OF Ouray are quite as
much ln the dark as the rest Of US with
respect 70 ihe fate Of the Camp Bird
mine. says the Denver Post But here's
an expression from the Plaindealer
which needs no interpreter 10 explain
lts meaning while the people Of
Ouray do not know and cannot find
out whether the Camp Bird sale Is on
or on. nine out of ten secretly hope
% Will never be contaminated, because
they lIke Mr.. Walsh and Mr. Benson.
the manager and they don't know
whether they would Ike the new Eng
lish outfit or not. But sale OF no sale
Improvements are going right ahead In
"a manner calculated 10 make ordinary
mine owners open their eyes in aston
ishment The new l0O-ton cyanide mill
Is fast nearing completion and win soon
show up a saving In values equal 70
about rs per cent and make u possible
10 get good profits out Of ore worth less
than So a ton
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MARKET A DRIFTING ONE.
General List Moved in Harmony With Fluctua-
tons in Peoples Gas,
Large Buying orders carried IL Up
clos NJ Was Active and
Firm.

New York, oct l8.-rhe stock market
opened IN a drifting state with small
dealings The general lst moved In
harmony with fluctuations 100 Peoples
gas. Large buying orders carried that
stock up ~ above yesterdays close to
$50 Gains In other active stocks were
less Pronounced but tobacco and sugar
rose a point, a large number Ot usually
dormant stocks made good gains Prices
sagged on before the appearance Of the
bank statement but the movement was
unimportant The unexpected small de-
crease In surplus reserves gave a flllp
70 the market which carried Peoples
gas above SO and other prices 10 the
highest Lackawauua advanced 2ss
The advance was soon over and prices
dropped back somewhat but hardened
again, led by Peoples gas The closing
was cutie active aud arm at the adj
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RICHER ORE IN
BULLION-BECK.
Lead Values Decreasing and Silver
Increasing in MuIdOOn Claim,
LOWER MAMMOTH SHAFT,
T. Now % Reet HeIow 100 Level -
Golden star ore Bingham Com
solldation -Shoebridge Assays

Manager j. T. Farnswor,h Of the
BuIlon-Beck at Tlnuc reports material
Improvement IN the condition OF that
mine this week No special changes,
as far as can be learned, have occurred
anywhere than In the Muldoon claim.
There. however. the resumption of work
n the shaft has revealed ore of higher
grade than has been found heretofore.
At the depth OF $50 feet the lead per-
CCutage has decreased but the silver
values are much higher Condi-
tons are also more encOuras-
Ing. Mr.. Farnsworth says. on
the drift from the 500 level which, some
time ago, encountered body VI quartz
several hundred feet below the Muldoon
SHAFT. AT first the silver values In the
quartz were only about IA ounces per
tom Today Nj Framework says they
run about 20 ounces 70 the ton With
every probability Of Increasing as
drifting IN the quartz body progresses
Il Is expected that the ore chute ex-
posed in the upper workings on the
Muldoon claim viii shortly be tapped
from the 800 level
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BINGHAM CONSOLIDATION.
The Union of the Frisco and Morn
ing star Properties Reported

A consolidation Of the Frisco mine
and Morning Star group OF claims has
practically been effected says the Bing-
ham Bulletin. our informant states
that the basis Of the deal Is agreed up
on. ana rs contamination VIII result In
active development work starting this
f1ll With exception OF a small force on
the Frisco the properties are now idle.
Dcgu tunnel Of the Frisco VIII be driv-
en- into Morning Star group 20 tap the
biz Highland Boy vein, on which Morn
Ing Star no 2 Is located.
Frisco tunnel. now In over 800 feet,
no ts mouth has great advantages for
extensive operations II win have TO be
extended several hundred feet and viii
attain great depth Development OF the
Morning star group made possible by
this consolidation we believe will be at
tended uy highly important results.
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GRAIN AND FLOUR.

The export demand for Utah grain
and -four has been very duh the past
week. Locally the demand has been
quite good without variation IN the
prices quoted last Saturday The talk
that there was q dcmofalizatlou ~ hour
prices during the week was nothing
more than idle gossip. II was simply
the result Of the natural change that
happens every year In the transition
that comes with the use Of new Hour
in place of the old AZ IS well known
the latter always commands larger
figure. In the first place II makes
much better bread. and IN the second.
n viii average several more leaves per
hundred weight than the new. The
reason for this Is that old -four abForbs
more water than does the new; and as
yet. water IS a cheap article in Salt
Lake.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
Observation-Disclosures u1Jb

with force OF six men. From deep
tunnel watch has ben driven i25 feet.
D rails. about midway viii Doe made on
q passed yUn that looks promising
Midland long tunnel Is making about
% feet "a week with rs feet between
face and the old williams ore chute.
Manager Eoi Bemis expects 20 be max
Ing o steady output boy end OF the year
and 20 give Dewey mill plenty 20 do.
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GOLDEN STAR ORE.
Thirteen Tons of Gold ore Were sold
Today for over $3.50 Per Ton.

Manager Pat Ryan. OF the Golden
Star. OF Gold Mountain, marketed a
little over thirteen tons Of high gold ore
today on controls which showed 1928
ounces gold and 2S.2 ounces silver per
ton. The net value Of the ore 10 the
company was not acsertained but the
above figures show the gross value 10
be nearly $4,000 Such shipments speak
well for the new gold camp into which
some hundreds OF thousands Of dollari
Of eastern capital Is now being placed
In development work. Within the next
few lays, or as soon as the title TO the
Golden Star ground Is passed upon. the
sum OF $l5S.0OO will be turned over 70
the owners of the $4,000 shares Of Cold
en- Star stock which has been sold 70 the
Kimberly syndicate who are
opening up the Annie Laurie.
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RAILROAD srOCKs.

New York, oct. l8.-Atchison, 2SB;
do. preferred, 7ih; A. S. & W, 1855;
DO preferred 7SN; b. r. T., SO, c. 3. q
o., l.26A; b. & o., 1875; G.. f. & l., a.;
G, * o., 2S%: Con. Tob., 26h; +, s.,
84i4 do. preferred, 6ih Gas, s9h; Gu
cose, 50; I. c., LIZ. ]. C., 1914: X. T..
preferred, p. L, & ~, 129s; leather.
1913 Manhattan, 92N; leather pre-
ferred 20; Metropolitan l.jlA NJ, p,
$685. n. r., SIX do preferred, 10A ~.
y. c., l.29h, Penna., l3l; =. NJ. 3lh;
r. L. l,0Gh Reading, l6h do, first pre-
ferred 5j% rubber 2OA S. p, 1884,;
st. Paul, i,lS. S, X. preferred, 52&;
sugar, LIS, T, c, d l., 500. tobacco,
9?A; U. p, 5SH; do preferred, "A; w.
u. 10.
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LONDON WOOL AUCTION.

London oct. l2.-There was a smaller
supply offered az todays session Of the
wool auction sales, the number aRgre-
eating 1856 bales. A good selection Of
lambs wool sold well and was In brisk
demand. Prices were firm and there was
a hardening tendency Superior snow
white Cape Of Good Hope and Natal
stocks are now only per cent below the
July figures Owing TO the improved
continental demand merinos were very
firm. The home trade were the largest
buyers. 4 large quantity OF common
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal greasy
and a good deal OF New South Wales
secured was Withdrawn, holders await
ing higher prices.
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Another car of material for the Sac
amento rooster reached the mine this
week from Ohio. I'm spite OF this fact.
however. it wan be some time before all
the material viii be- here and the roast
el be completed Manager McConaugny
has Just resolved word that two more
cars of material are being loaded at
Pittsburg Penn. but it win probably
bc several weeks before IL reaches The
mine.
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DENVER 1--WE STOCK.

Denver. Colo, oct. l3.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 100 Steady Beef steers
2 25R5. %; COWS. 2.0oG3 Is. feeders.
freight paid 10 river. 2 .S5d4.30 stock
ers. DO. 3.00a43O, bulls, stays, etc,
20Od8.00.
gs-Receipts, 600. Steady; light
packers and mixed 4.sOg5,Oo; heavy.
4 95d5.Oj.
Sheep Receipts, 600, Steady and ac-
tive; good Fat muttons. 25Q5. 70.
lambs. 4 f0d4.75.
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Totals. U. s..}l.57l,4Os, 7Os go. lI,S
Totals outside New
wEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

New York, oct. l3.--The weekly state
ment OF averages Of the associated
banks show:
Loans }SO1 $4,000. decrease, 1856, 700.
Deposits 1851 5ss 70O decreased $l5,-
622, 100.
Circulation, So,2S3, coo; increase, Sl72,-
500.
Legal tenders. S59,6Oi, 800; decrease,
S25!S,600
specie, $3.50, 259. 200; decrease, S3.14i.90O
Total reserve $2l9.s6l 100, decrease.
s. 6S3 500
Reserve required, i2l5,3gI175; de-
crease. S3.eO5,525
Surplus reserve. s4463, s25: decrease
{l,777,975.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK

Omaha, Oct -Cattle-Reoeipts,
400. steady. Native beef steers. 440a
565. western steers. 400dA6j; Texas
steers, 30OH39O. cows and helfers, $40
d375i Gamers, I7jQ3.OO. stockers and
feeders, 300d440. calves. 250Gs00,
bulls, stays, etc. 25OGA25.
Hogs-Rece.pts CISCO; steady; Heavy,
iS7AdAS7a. mixed 4s2hGI95, light,
4e565OO; pigs, 35OqA7j, bulk OF sales,
492h@4Sj.
Sheep-Receipts. 200: steady. Western
muttons, 3GjdAO0; stock sheep. 1850
375; lambs, f00Q50O.
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THE sHoEBRIDGE BONANZA.
Returns from Three Samples Show
Very Good Assay Values,

Conditions at the ShoebrIdge Bonan-
"a at TintlC are very promising at pres
ent. Assays Of three different samples
have been secured by Manager Hebron.
one OF which az least shows excellent
copper values. That sample comes from
the bottom Of the northeast dritt and
reveals the presence OF 22.2 ounces sii-
yer and 1915 per cent copper per ton.
Another sample from the face OF the
same drift shows 10 ounces silver and
76 per cent copper The third sample
was taken from a raise In the southwest
drift and ASSAYS 6l ounces silver and
81 per cent copper
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Chicago, oct. l3-December wheat
opened at 76A 20 I6S and sold dowa 10
1J4s.
Wheat-Oct.. iii7; Now 70
az; Dec, 1904.
Con-Oct.. az Nov. So; Dec, S5N
Oats-oct, 2lA4%; Nov, 2llA, Dec
2l7.
Pork-oct, 1000; Nov. HOO; Jan,
HAY.
Lard-oct. 6S71si Nov. s.S7M; Jan,
63lha6.60
Ribs-Oct., $780, Nov, 745; Jan. coo
Q602R.
Wheat-No. red, 75077: No. 3
red. 7l07jh; No. 2 hard winter IA
52i2, No hard winter. 7O012. No.
northern spring, 75r79; No 2 northern
spring, 7jQ19, No 3 spring. 7Od1f
Corn-No 2, FGii, No. 3. iOihqA.
oats-No. ?, 2lAqz2, No. 8, 2li7,
Rye-JOl2
aBrley-3sd5S
Timothy-420
FlaX-NOrthWes 1.70G1.7l,
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Mining Patents Filed.

Provo oct. l3.-H. II. Scowles and r.
5. Reed have filed with the county re-
corded a United States mining patent 10
the following consolidated claims, sit
uated IN Tintlc mining district; Lake
View. stockton, Stockton No. ]. and
StncktOn No 3
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warranty deed. ,is acres north.
yynsf ufIorfafs ~ ...tt.... % -

warranty deed. Jia acres north.
west quarter Of section 3. town.
ship 2 south, range ] east ...
r. J.. Reese 20 /. A. Reed. war.
ranty deed 2shXl65 feet
southeast from 10 rods south OF
northwest corner OF lot 4, block
49, plat A.. O.. . ................ I,
Nettie II b Barrett 10 George
Morrow, warranty deed s6x52L
feet northeast from 297is feet
west O: northeast corner OF lot
S block g. plat A., q. ..... 2
c. r. Savage TO j. C.. Cutler. war
ranty deed. 2Oxil feet southeast
from 24s feet south Of north.
west corner OF lot 8, block 75.
plat A.. .. o.. q. ..,......... &
Z. s. Marston 10 J. c. Lynch.
warranty deed. 10 rods by 55 feet
southwest from northeast cor.
ner Of lot 8, block 7, plat D.. SO
lotal q" d" "-...,.,....atgg
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City. Mo, Oct. 13-Cattle-
Receipts 1900 Market unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts 5000 Steady 70
strong. Bulk OF sales 502h0 tO7iA;
heavy jQ0d5l0; packers 5.02hg 512a;
mixed 4S5gj07k; light 4SO0510; york
ers 5O5ajl5; pigs 42jG5OO
Sheep-Receipts 200 Strong; lambs
35Od515; muttous 2j0dAl0.
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JOB PRINTING
I'D BINDING

The Job Printing. BIndery and Pub
licsuon departments Of the Descret
News now include am The typr ma.
chinery presses and supplies OF the
combined plants ~ the News and Geo.
@. Cannon g. Sons co. Estimates fur
nished on contracts Of any size Rush
orders "a speciality.
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.thwest I7OGl71.
LIVE STOCK.

Cattle-Receipts 200. Nomnally
steady. good TO prime steers 5.40Q5S5;
poor to medium i4OQ53O stockers and
feeders 275d440. cows 265GA25. heif-
ers, 275q4I5, Gamers 20OQ350. bulls
275045O; calves 4OOQ6l0; Texas fed
steers 400q490; grassers 325G41O;
bulls 25JG325.
Hogs-Receipts today 1900 Monday
$4,000: left over 3.i7S. 9 cents lower top
527a. Mixed and butchers 49O0j27h,
good to choice heavy 495Q525; rough
heavy 4S00t90 light 4S0Q5.2j; bulk Of
sales 5OOd51j
Sheep Receipts 5000. Steady. good
O choice wcthers 3SjdAlj: fair 10 choice
mixed 3A503sj. western sheep 3Sjn
sl5, Texas sheep 25OQS60; native
lambs A2Jq550, western lambs 4758
$50
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LOWER MAMMOTH.
The Shaft Is Now 25 Feet Below the
700 Level.

Mr. Simon Bamberger returned today
from Tlntic, where he spent several
days In the workings OF the Lower
Mammoth. Mr. Bamberger says that a
force Of q men Is NJ present employed
at the mine. The shaft Is now down
% feet below the 100 level. At the same
time an upraise IL being extended from
the 70J.leyel IN search OF the high grade
silver ore that was found In the Wine
from the 6OO-level Some copper ore
Is being extracted as well as some 40
10 50-ounce silver ore. Some ore Is
being extracted and IL is quite probable
that a shipment viii be made before
long
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BANK CLEARINGS.

The total bank clearings Of the coun-
try for the week ending yesterday
amounted 20 $l5l1. i06. 706-a decrease OF
1913 per cent from the same week last
year Salt Lakes totals were 81. 3lS, 100.
a decrease Of 2S5 rer cent.
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MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on call nominal Prime mer-
camille paper 5Q6 per cent
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers bills at 4s32Us
for demand and tS00h Tor sixty days,
posted rates. fslUA and is5Big, COM
mercial bills, A79ha4.
silver certificates. 624QA.
Bar silver. SOS.
Mexican dollars. 49N
State bonds. steady. railroad bonds,
steady; government bonds. steady
Ref g req. and coupon l034 Is req
l0SA coupon. l09i4 new IS reg and
coupon l34. old 81 reg, and coupon,
llii.; IS reg and coupon. l,l3A.
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Bank CIearings.

New York. oct. 1.-THE following Ia
BILE compiled by Bradstreet, shows the
bank clearlnrs al an principal cities
for the week ended october 18th, with
the percentage OF increase aud de-
crease as compared with the CORES
ponding week last year.
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BIND
BIND
YOUR
MAGAZINES

ola Book., Music and Magazines. Put
them IN strong new covers for preser-
walton Many records OF value can be
saved by having them bound. The
News bindery can do the work In any
form at any price.
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Abstract Of transfers filed IN the re-
corders Office, Salt Lake county Octo-
Der u, 1905
George Cottrell to y. II. Cottrell.
warranty deed. 10 acres north
east OF section / township
south, range / west O.. ...s $50
Rehecca NJ. Deschamus 20 H. y.
Cole, warranty deed 90X3j feet
southeast from northwest cor
ner Of lot I. block 49, plat Co.. 1000
y. g. Hansen 70 Karen Hansen,
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Sugar-Raw. steady, fair refining,
AZ; centrifugal 90 test 44. molasses
sugar. g. Refined steady. crushed, 6.lj;
powdered, SIS; graduated. 5I5.,
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SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN.

San Francisco. Oct, 1S,--Wheat, weak,
Dec, 97A' May. LOS; cash, 97h.
Barley-NO sales. cash, 72ik
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The shipment in detail is as follows:

In addition 10 the above the Mann
moth mill and Eureka HIN mill sent out
two and FIVE cars OF concentrates re-
spectiyely, and the Mammoth mill two
bars of bullion.
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.
Oct. IL 1900
ORE AND BULLION REPORTS.

MCCORMICK & co.
MlnBo uullloh ,''.s .ss .sss'ss'''''sa,FVV
silver and lead ores MINIMUM. 800
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COMMERCIAL STOCKS.

October is a big dividend month for
many local institutional q. G. VI. 1. head
ing the list with a semi-annual dis
bursement Of per cent This dividend
viii be paid on Monday next, Will
amount TO S42. 0S0 and viii make the to-
tai paid stockholders since the institu-
ton began business In 1869, {2.45islS.15.
Other companies which pay dividends
this month are as follows;
State Bank per cent .....S 5000 90
Descret Savings Bank, per
cent ..... 90, .,t.. ...t..,,,.. 1000 90
Utah Coml. & Savings Bank,lh
per cent?. D.. ........,.,,.., 5000. 90
lions Savings Bank. per cent 1000 90
IA per cent 49,, 49,. 10000
per cent 49,. ..,,.7 ..,',., 1900. 90
Rocky Mountain Bell Tel Co.,
~ per cent ....,.......u,, 1922 rs
Thatcher Bros Bank z Co.. Lo-
gan. per cent .,. ....,,,,.. 5000. 90
Sugar stocks have been IN strongest
demand during the week. largely ow-
Ing TO the high price now being obtained
for the product The Lehi factory
turned out 2,2ii bags during q hours on
Friday, the Bingham junction plant
VIII be started up on Monday. after
which the output win be increased. Fol-
lowing are the latest quotations;
Evening star., 1900-10-11
DIED..

BOI.AND. On Tuesday. October 8. 1850. PETER
J. BuLANil. aged 1grty- years rsi, o,.,,,o
y, at pm.
$50 pm, ANNIE r. CARTER, beloved wife
of the late Chas; f, Carter and only daughter
Funeral takes place from her late residence 2',24
BIghtwood avenue northwest Saturday, "i Og
friends are respectfully invited to attend.
1:3o am. LAWRENCE. beloved husband Of the
late Catherine Hickey
| street northwest, Friday, October L: at .
O'Clock AIN; thence 10 st. ,Aloysius Church,
repose Of his soul. Relatives ard friends
spectfuy invited TO attend.
HICKEY John A. Eawlins Post, No. l. Depart
ment of the Potomac. C. y r.. Washing,on,
LAWRENCE HICKEY of this post. on the 10th
instant. frcm pneumonia. is announced. Com,
frem fpaas his late hdme No 300 street northwest
on Friday the 18th instant, at o'clock m
high mass will he said Interment at Mt
J. \. ALLEN, Adjt. C"hiihalaer'
KUNDAIII. suddenly, October, IL. 1890 IA at
Las a M. MARGARETIIA. mother Of c. Kun
dahl. in the seventieth year of her age
Funeral ssFkgsS Etr at ochp shap % ct AZ S New
York city papers please e"py-l
LINNEY. In Baltimore Wednesday. October To-
1900 Of typhoid fever WILLIAM HiNkS, only
son of John j. and Katie Hutton Linney, iu
his twentieth year
Funeral services in Baltimore Friday morning, De-
tober II. Intermcnt tprivatel Congressional
cemetery.
STEVENS Suddenly. on "Wednesday: October 10,
1900 at 6 am, MARY T.. STEVENS, widow
of the late John Stevens, daughter Of Michael
Donegan at 337 ii street southwest.
Funeral will take place from st. Dominic's Church
at $50 am. Saturday, October IL. Friends
and relatives invited to attend.
In MemOriam.
JACKSON In loving remembrance of cur devoted
brother, WILLIAM II. JACKSON, who died
three years ago yesterday, October 10, 1897.
Loved in life, remembered in death.
BY HIS BROTHERS.,
ELTON III. AND HOWARD W. JACKSON.
QIIGBY. In loving remembrance of our dear SIS
ter-in-law. Mrs. MICHAEL j. QUNBl. VINO
died one year ago today, October IL, 1899. An
niyersary ST. Dominic's Church for the
repOse of her soul.
May she rest in peace.
BY HER SISTERS-IN-I-AW.
LIZZIE AND JENNY.
Evening star., 1900-10-11

a bill filed some weeks ago, setting forth
that an ejectment suit had been brought,
contesting the title to premises TO 18th
street, which the complainants claimed to
hold as devisees under the will of the late
William Thomson. jr., former United
States consul at Southampton. 1t was al
legged that while the plaintiff i'm the eject
ment suit had taken property worth more
than s1atG10 in New York and England
under Mr.. Thomson's will they contested
the validity of the viii in the District OF
Columbia
The complanants in the equity suit are
represented by Messrs. Lambert Il Lambert
and the defendants by Messrs Leo SIM
mons and Hamilton g. Colbert.
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