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AN UNUSUAL CHRISTENING.
The OrmsBy bankruptcies in church
at Chicago


CHICAGO oct lin the midst Of q
whirlpool - children. pushing cIamoriug.
tossing. Ia, Ormsby bankruptcies were
b. ptiZsd al St CecsIia-s Catholic Church
yesterday afternoon. The parents are Mr.
and Mrs Joseph * Ormsly. Of Chicago
William Theodore, Isaac. John James
and Edith Viola arc their names. and
they are expected Co live long and prosper
with them.
The christening was au event for all
the parish. Two years ago. when trip
lets Of The same family were ehristrned
az the church. there W. "a mighty g..h-
erIug Of the curious. but the latest ceIe-
b!atIpn FAR surpassed the other one
There were almost enough adults present
20 hI the seats of the church and in adj
clifton apparently an the children Of The
l"'N families lu til parish had come TOO.
ihty pushed ike a torrent down the
diSlcS. and all wanted 10 see the quad
TGulttS at once An aEiEIlU. priest Gf the
church tried TO drive them back They
PAID no more attention TO him than to
Then Father Kelly hurried TO th, scene.
lie uuaily made sufficient space for the
Christening.
Mrs. Ormsby. Respondent i'm = costume
which she had brought for the occasion.
took her place with the four SITS OF god
fathers and gOdmothers carrying the four
little babies Besides the QuaG.uulrts rl...
other babies Were 10 be baptized al tne
same time. and the row Of them filed the
whole space along the altar rail
Father Kelly began 10 read the Latin
phrases Of tE- haDtiSmal service. He went
up and down the line r,citing With curi-
osity somewhat alIay'd. the crowd grad
Uahy thinned. and befOr, the service was
over the church was comparatively empty
The ormshy cAildreH were brought to
the church in three carriages drawn by
milk-whitc horses and their dresses were
me and gay After Mrs. OmSbv was
back M her home many visitors were re-
ceiVed AT the regulation rate Of p cents
apiecc-fJT an admission Zee IS charged
and there was Jolllhcatiou all the even
ing
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New York cotton NInrket.
A MANDAMUs ASKED FOR.
Case Of DIR. StOddHrd Against the
Homeopathic Hospital.

DR. Leroy r. Stoddsrd today filed a Pc
utiOn Tor mandamus iu the Supreme
Court of the District iu which he asks
10 nave the court compel the National
Homeopathic Hospital Association. the
board Of trustees II the association. and
Francis A. WhiJema-. m" house physi-
clan. 10 admit the petitioners patients TO
the Institution FOR treatment.
This is the third petition of q similar
nature which Dr. Stoddard has Med
within tho past three or four months To
accomplish this end. In the ,lIst two pe-
titions tho National omcopathic Hospi-
tai Association and its board of trustees
were named as defendants. while in the
petition filed today the name IF Francis
A Whitsmau. house physician. IS added
Or. Stpddard contends that the institu-
ton is maintained by public funds and
as such is legally bound 10 receive pa
tients sent there hy him for treatment.
when ne complies with the rules Of the
hospital. Prior 90 May T. last. he was
resident physician al the National Home
Opathic Hospital ON that dat. he tender
ed his resignation, 20 take effect May 81
last
On May &. he received the following
from Henry Wells secretary Of the board
Of trustees Of tho association:
Il beg to notify YOU Of the appointment
of your successor al the H0mcopat mic
Hospital 10 take effect June J. The trus-
tees wish d 20 Doe understood that failure
10 appoint YOU Tor second term IN Do"
way affects your moral character and You
carry with YOU the best wishes for sue
CtSSfui career.
on May s. a day later Dr. Stodd4rd re-
and expressing wishes for his greatest
success ON Jun. r.. NOR. than On month
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A CHARGE OF DISCRETION.
Grounds Upon Which n suit for Di-
YOrcc Il Based.

Marie Willis Farquhar today filed suit
for divorce against her husband. William
J. T. FHrquhar. on the ground Of deser-
ton. II Is stated that the parties were
married at WoOdside. Md. February e.
1897, ana lived together until January g.
1899, Mrs. Farquhar states that the last
known place OF residence Of her husband
Is the guuboat Annapolis. At Cavite. F. J.
At the time her husband deserted her
Mrs. Farquhar states she was living with
him at 1870 " Street northeast and some
time afterward. she declares. she learned
that he enlisted in the United States
Navy. as an unmarried man. Since he
deserted her, Mrs FarqUhar states. her
husband has not contributed TO the sup
port o. herself and her infant child. She
also asks for divorce from the defendant
on statutory grounds. Charles Beudheim
is named as counsel for the petitioner.
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NEW YORK. oct I.-The Stock Mar
E,t opened dun and showing very small
price changes ign comparison with Satur-
days final figures. The London market
for American stocks was reported very
quiet and with prices virtually AZ parity
with New Tork's closing. Very little def
mite was added Co the discussion Of the
several matters now prominent i'm atteU-
ton over Sunday.
The early return &" the city of q prom
iueut capitalist with Iarg, interests in
Northern Pacific affairs was generally be-
Iieyed 70 Toreshadow some settlement of
the questions relating 20 that concern. al
though the possibility of friction served
20 restrict activity
The situation i'm the copper trade seem
cd To be viewed more optimisticaIy. and
for some reason less apprehension seem
Ell TO exist in regard TO developments in
tho money market
The active feature OF the early trading
was Amalgamatad Copper. which opened
strong. but subsequently reacted. Brook
Iyu Rapid Transit which was steady.
and Sugar Refining and tie Steel issues.
which were strong.
Very small changes appeared in the
railway list Southern Pacific and Penn
the railway list was quoted at fractional
declines London was not factor of any
account In the local dealings.
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mos
FOR sALE-An acre. improved by cottage. and
stable located 40 BrooSiand, price 81 so W
e. uALDLAAN. ~ lith ST. eI9-3
N0RTGAGEE'S SALE in Fast Bladensf,u-y n
t.u-raor. dwelling barn. poultry and stable
corner lot. 6JL-oo feet, spring and pump Of tine
water; ample shade 5000; easy terms; build
ingS cost $1,000.
FOR SALE-1Iz acres. small frame East Blsdcps-
burg: corners al three roads, splendid GARDEN
soil. 500 Ca~E terms. any quantity Of Iand
can bee added from one 20 eight acres
FOR SALE-One acre and seven-r0om dwelling
stable and barn, i've minutes from electric f..r..
two blocks fTcu- celebrated spa Spring Bladcus-
burg. -l.-uO
FOR SALE-z23 acres; three harms. good soil one
change for city property OF viii sell IN 3 acre
lots. $50 an acre; long credit.
FOR SALE-455 acres. two and ouc-haIf ,,iIsz
from Glendale Prince George Co. on B. 4 q y
r. ;hrcc from MullihIn's Station. finest IanJ
IN county dwelling, eight rooms and MN.
oUtbuildiugs; Will sell IN any quantity desired
$50 an acre, heavy timber OF oak, poplar. wal
nut and hickory, terms TO SUIT
FOR SALE-.O0 acres at Seabrook Station r &
P r. r., divided by railroad and tbrrp
county roads. three good Sevcn-roorn cot
tages- whole tract beautifully adauted r.
building and 400 acres Of IL already Mat
ted. must be Sold viii take SIS an acre
On terms to suit No. 1 opportunity for in
vestors.
FOR RENT-Efch t-room dwelling and barn TWEEN.
ty-thrce acres; 500 fruit trees; one miIe from
So a month; also seven-Toom frame; SHADE. gar
den and water hues SO month.
DyCkETT g. DENT.
ml5-5t SO r ST NV
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FOR sALE-HoEsEs AND VEHICLES.

TO BE SULB-The choice Of tuo horses s,rir,tl.
for any business. or would make excclIeur am
Hy or farm horse, no reasonable offer refused
Gail az house SOS 18th 81. NV. rrag-g
FOR sALE-Cheap, two good hOr-es. wagon and
harness. 1922 Conduit Road NOES
FOR SALE Cheap; large bay mare: weight I 80
IU3s 5th ST. No. aIG-g
FOR SALE-S25 70 $50. have no further 77c--
20 L1rsea and mares suitable for farm family
or general business purposes. one fast drivirf.
mare; also wagons harness, utensils. AupIv 4sg
Pa. ave. NV. eIG--
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NEW HAVEN NOT WARNED.
No Truth in n Report of Plot to
Harm the President.

a story TO the effect that the Washing
ton police had warned the police Of New
Haven. Conn, that an attempt would be
made upon the life OF President Roosevelt
ON the occasion Of his visit o. that city
10 attend the Yale Bi-Ceuteuuial on Wed
ncsdHy. rs auth0ritatively denied here.
Major Sylvester Superintendent of the
local department, said today. so far as
the Police Department OF Washington is
concerned and so far as / know. the story
il nonsense
IN. Secret Service men also deny that
there is or has been any foundation for
such "a report.
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC,

BELGIAN HAkES. 50 pair from pedigree stock;
etc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE, ~ 18th a nv
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GoHe.nment Eonnn.

The Stock Market was firm this morn
ing. but otherwise not worthy Of much
notice, being exceedingly duh. beyond
even the record Of the dull days Of last
week. and with only fractional price
changes. For the most part sentiment
seemed more hopeful. despite the poor
bank statement OF last week. but il was
a hOpefulness for hrmuess only, and not
for any upward movement OF prices Of
any Importance There Is nothing in the
situation at present TO suggest such an
upward movement and "a number of
things 10 suggest a small market, with
narrow fluctuations for the next two OF
three weeks at least.
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FINANCIAL.
Washington
Traction and Electric Go.

Notice is hereby given that. pursuant to the
agreement for the organization OF the Wash
ington Tr9 tion and Electric Company. dated Au-
gust /. IoI. the plan of reorganization. forming
pat Of said agreement, is hereby declared and
certLicd 10 be operative
More than g3 Per cent 81 fhe First Collateral
Trust Mortgage bonds Of the said company have
been deposited with the United States Mortgage
and Trust Company under said agreement.
The time for the deposit Of Collateral Trust
bonds and stock 20 the Washington Traction and
Electric Company under said agreement is here
b. extended to ard including the 8lST DAY Or
OCTOBER. 1901. after which date no further de-
posts Of said bonds or stock will be received.
except upon such terms a. the committee may
prescribe
Dated New York. October H. 1901
GEORGE W. YOUNG. Chairman.
JOHN CROSBY BROWN,
JAMES TIMPSON,
WILLIAM II. HOLLISTER,
GARDINER VI. LANE.
Committee of REORGANIZATION.
RICHARD NJ HURD. Secretary. SO Cedar Street
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITER,

FOR RENT eminGtons, Smith Prsmisrs D,p,-
mOTcs and other makes, s. mnnth. tyueyyriter
repairing; careful workmanship; very rea.,n-
able charges. investigate. WASHINGTON TYpF-
WRITER EXCHANGE. III 0th Al. NV luZ7-gl
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BRENTWOOD MD. for sale. lots 5Oxa0O. six
minutes walk from District line station. Subur-
ban Electric Road, $40; lots nearer station 500
five houses building Holiday Tract lots 90
electric road, within 800 yards OF b. & o. sta
ton. $50 90 500; any lot s. per month "
A. BARTLETT. Loan d Trust Bldg esT-sQ
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Rheumatism

Rheumatic pains are the cries Of protest
and distress from tortured muscles, aching
joints and excited nerves. The blood has
been poisoned by the accumulation OF
waste matter il the system, and can no
longer supply the pure and health sustain
ing food they require. The whole system
feels the effect of this acid poison; and
not until the blood has been purified and
brought back TO a healthy condition viii
the aches and pains cease.
Mrs. James EelI. Of -o7 Ninth street n r
Washington D. c, writes as follows: 4 few
months ago had an attack Of Sciatic Rheumo-
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The MashInglon So. E,chnnre.

salos-Columbia Title ms. &C.. I0Ga47.. Wash
inet"u Gas, f"g4s American Sruhuulour a.
Com, jloei American GrapFophauc Go. Pref
l0J"siz. After oall-MTseuthaler Linotype. Do
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-21

IL THE JUSTICES COURT BEFORE CHARLES
a. Ut NDA. E>gj IRE, il -ICE uF TIE
PEACE ~ AND FOX TIE DISTRICT 8F
COLI WRIA- ALEXANDER NgIE ANu
MAI RICE IT, ROSENBERG. TRADING A.
H=IF d ROSENBERG. v. SAMUEL /.
LEVY
summons IN due form having been issued
our o. this court Co lawful constable Of this
District for the said defendant and che sam.
having been Ly said constable returned mot To-
b. found. lt is hereby ordered uat ,lfd de-
PENDANT cause bis appearance Co.. Ir entered here
boz ON OF before the ISL DAY OF NOVEMBER
IyHl. otherwise the cause viii bee proceeded with
a. lu case OF default.
tScaIJ CHARLES S. BUNDY, j. P.
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New YORK stUr15 exchange.

Corrected daily BY W. 3. Eihbs Co.. mem
bcTs Of the New York stock Exchange, 1919
Street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
043 PennsyIvEnIA

ESTATE OF PETER FELKA. Deceased No
so-s Docket NAY p. FELEA. AdmlulsJrater
has. with the approval af the supreme Court Il
the District % Columbia holding special term
fls orphans Court business. appointed FRIDAY.
NOVEMBER 10. 1901. 90 70 O'Clock a. u- o. the
t.us. and said court room as tIe pis.a Tor pass
iuc ot claims and making payment and di-trial-
tiou under the courts direction and control:
when aud where all creditors and persons en-
tlflcd Co di-trhutlve shares OF IegaCe5 OF resi-
due ere notified % attend in person a- by agent
Oh attorney duly AUTHORIZED with rleTr rI4irs
against the estate properly youchcd- Provided
this order be- published once iu each az three
successive weeks before ssid dar iu r'lr Wash
iugtou Law Reporter sind Washington Times.
~GnUi October D.. 1a"I
Approved; Job BARN ARD. Justice.
Attest LGILS &. DENT
Register OF Wills.
T. p HOLMAN. Attorney.
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tons and would get wei. After having Il filed
twelve times without receiving the slightest
benefit, I declined to continue his treatment any
longer. Having heard of s. s. s. iSvift's Specific
recommended for Rheumatism, I decided, almost
IN despair however. 10 give the medicine a Trial
and after had taken a few bottles I was able 70
hobbic around on clutches, and very soon there
after had 10 use for them at all s. s. = hayiug
cured me sound and well. All the distressirZ
and am happy 10 be again restored to perfect
health
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AA1A-A AlA rs " VI 81 4IL al. ne
pain was 50 intense that
became completely pros
trated. The attack was an
unusually severe one, and
my condition was regard
ID as being very danger
GUS. I was attended by
one Of the most able doc
tors IL Washington, who is
also a member Of the fac
Ulty Of a leading medical
college here. He told me
to continue his prcscup-
tiouc aud I v-guf.f oct we'll
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CULUsIBIA BONDS

aI-Ez: Wash T5ao- d Elec- Fz's 1000
10; Lsnsron NoutyTe -oa0l27s.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS.
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FOR sALE-SUBURBAT.

FOR ~ALE-Iu the Northwest. new cottage. ono
car fare. near T,uIrytOvu and Connecticut ave
cars. price 81 go. TT. GILES. 10 Iith 81. NV.
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The monetary conditions are among the
factors that would be inimicaI 10 a boom.
for il is very evident that any pronounced
activity in speculation would result in
tight money If not an actual stringeucy-
Some people are Of the opinion that the
large interests generally are "a favor Of
a bull movement later in the year. but do
not wish 10 attempt anything OF the kind
until the movement Of money from the
West and South TO New York begins. and
this can hardly be for several weeks yet.
Amalgamated Copper opened up to q.
the highest price for several days but
later sold OF nearly two points. and did
not show any particular strength. There
was "a renewal OF the talk Of d settle
ment q the copper troubles iu the Street.
but il is out Of the question 90 know any
thing OF The real situation until after il
has been worked out by the insiders and
they are willing 20 let the public into the
secret. As this will be too late for the
public 10 derive any benefit from specuIa-
ton in Amalgamated stock. but nor in the
least too late Tor the public TO lose. care
ful people continue TO advise against spec
Ulatiou IN it.
The earnings statements this morning
were good The Louisville and Nashville
earnings for the secOnd week Of October
show an increase OF SZ1,OJu. and Tor the
year 10 date AN increase Of $4,000 The
earnings Of the Big -Four for the same
Be-. sho" increases Of SAB and '''t'-
Trade interests are said 10 be more
buiiish regarding the outlook for Sugar
stock, and the stock was fairly active
this morning
Peoples Gas was one Of the few Sc
CuritiCs that showed any activity this
morning II soon advanced nearly two
points 10 Jos, and held its own around the
top price very well Nothing new was
heard regarding the stock, but 10 Is said
that there IS prospect Of an litigation
against the company being called of. Its
earnings are larger every year, and the
price Of the stock Is considered entirely
reasonable by many careful traders.
Southern Pacific was strong this morn
ing above 60 The buying in the stock is
OF an important character. and its steady
strength recently has made many careful
people hopeful that a. viii sell at q higher
level In the near future If tnc market is
m the least favorable. The outlook for
The company Is good
The securities influenced by the North
-ailway .T,-ltion were all fairly strong
this morning and The gossip was hopeful
FOR the most part. though there was one
Story uuvdi that tho insiders are still
az odds regarding the control OF the
Northern Pacific. This story is contrary
10 all that has been said during the past
two weeks
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THB STOCK MARKET DULL
Small Changes in the Price List and
Few Transactions.

Copper Situation More OptimIstical-
y Viewed by the Strcet-HOVc OF a
settlement 81 NorthNycstcru Rail
way TrOubIca-LoHdon No Factor.
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Corrected daily BY " B. HiJbs & Co.. non
oers Of the New York Stock Exchange, lis ?
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ORIGINAL Cypz Pllmist, 40 X 81 NV I5c
past future, spells removed Iy hand power.
foot reading specially; open sunday. cIs-1
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The earnings statements this morning
were good The Louisville and Nashville
earnings for the second week Of October
show an increase OF SZT,Olu and Tor the
year 10 date AN increase OF $3.50 600. The
earnings Of the Big -Four for the same
periods show Increases Of S2,4I3 and $554.
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Trade interests are said 10 be more
builish regarding the outlook for Sugar
stock, and the stock was fairly active
this morning
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The Boys "a Teuleytown social organ
izauon, were greeted on Saturday night
with large crowd. the event being the
first entertainment and oyster supper Of
tho season The affair was held I'm The
Boys CiubrUOm in the Masonic Hall
Building. The proceeds will De used to
purchase winter necessities of the club
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The owls Club. Of Tanleytown has re-
umed work for the winter Business
meetings viii De held weekly.
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LOANS OF $40
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
625 r 81. NV

MONEY LOANED s1l1ried people and retail -
chants upon -lclr own names without sal.rrrfr--
easy PAYMENT TULMAN, Room IeI. SIS 15rr
So NV 90
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Southern Pacific was strrar this morn
ing above 60 The buying in the stock IS
OF an important character. and its steady
strength recently has made many careful
people hopeful that a. viii sell at q higher
level In the near future IF the market is
m the least favorable. The outlook for
the company is good.
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MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED COLLsT
EEAL-No delay CHARLES A. BAKER Room.
90 and a. Ne,zegoit Bui ding. ITO = ST
MONEY To LOAN AZ 81 20 Der cent. in sum
a $1,000 20 $1,000 or D. c. real estate paw %
and Q p-r cent mortgages and begin anew: al
Transactions conducted WIKI economical consider.
--tlo1 Tor borrowers VA L. SAUNDERS CO.
li01 + 81. nv
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minerals II II 10 disturb the digestion and
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The news Of the attempt TO ass assina.e

The news OF the attempt TO assassina,e
President Mckinley h.shed over
Brunswick quickly and expressions Of
regret were universally heard. The
fact that soutk ern people regard him
very highly was clearly dem astrated BY
expressions heard here % il 10 safe to
cay that this whole section Was thrilled
By the same emotions taat prevailed in
shis particular LOCALITY. Bulletins ,ha,
we're postrd evsry fw m nu'es ~srs
ssgerly read by the people and until The
les, one G me 10 o,er the wir-s Friday
night there we're men stsnd'ng around
anx ous to hear 'he news aad regretsiOg
ia: the IL. Of such = good prss'den'
had been endangered bv .uch . man.
PR sident Mckinley 10 regarded here
as very ruse and humane rxe,u'ive,
and II 10 hoped that he will soon
recover II ON the eff CITE of the assessing
cowardly bullet.
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Brunswick has long been noted for
the excellent deep water facilities which
surround this port and open an entrance
unto one Of the finest land locked hsr>
5ors In the world aud with the new B.
81 b. railroad pushing onward export
6gures will increase greatly.