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TRUSTEES SALE.
GEORGE w. sTIcKNEY. Auctlone.r. go !

GEORGE ". STICENEY, Auctioneer. 800 10Th ST.
TRJ STEES' SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
b virtue Of q deed Of trust dated October Goth
l-aZ and recorded iu LIbcT l54S. folio 80 one Of
the land records % the District Of Columbia at
tie request % the party secured thereby the IN
dcrsiEuet trustees viii. on THURSDAY. THE 81
DAY OF OCTOBER. 1901. AT O'CLOCK T.. N
in front Of the premises. sell az public auction
that piece parcel Of land situate in the corIn-
" az Washington District Of Columbia described
as Dot numbered eight % Of the subdivision Of
the MIuEtrld estate. shown on plat recorded in
Liber H folio 1876. Of the Land Records Of said
District. and living west Of the Bladcnsuurs Road
containing two and half acres more OF less
more fully described in said Trust. Terms Of Sale
Property Eold subject 90 existing taxes and en-
CUmhraucCs- balance one-third cash. and residue
Iu two equal iustlIlments AZ one and two wears
secured uy the pr1mlSOry notes Of the purchaser
and q deed o. trust on the property sold OF an
cash al purchasers option Couvryaucing and
recording az purchasers cost. deposit Of 500
required on dag of sale
CHARLES T. ALLENDER. Trustee
Office go Peunsy ivauia Ave. : E
sc2G-dSds II. h. SIMPSON Trustee
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Philadelphia had an easy time winning
from the Brewers in the Quaker City yes
terday, heavy batting in the first inning
putting the contest out Of reach Of Nil
Waukee- The score Z II +
Philadelphia @ o o N-C - 0
Milwaukee 90 o o 0 o o Il - 1
Batteries-Bernhard and Powers, Hust-
ing and MalOney.
Left on bases-Ailwaukee 10: PhHadel-
phia, S. First base on balls-Off Husting
y, on Bernhard. l. Struck Out-By HuSt-
ing, z. by Bernhard. = Three-baSe hits
tultz, SeybolC- IwO-base hits-Friel. Do
ian, Anderson Sacrifice hit-StCeImau.
stolen bases-MalOuey Mcintyre Dou-
bic plays-Conroy. Gilbert and Anderson
Dolan and Davis. Anderson unasSisted
Implre-Mr- Sheridan. Time Of game. 1
hour and B minutes
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ENToMBED BY FALLING SLATE.
4 Pennsylvania Miner Rescued After
SIX Hours.

CONNELSEILI.E. Pa. Sept. 2G-An-
drew Jacobs. a miner I'm the Star Junction
mine Of the Washington Coal and Coke
COMPANY was entombod for more than
SIX hours yesterday morning 10y a heavy
fan OF slate. He was rescued through a
tunnel dug by relays Of TrcnZied miners
and escaped without "a scratch Jacobs
was working alone about 20 feet from the
bottom 1i the SHAFT when the men al the
bottom Of the shaft heard the echo Of a
heavy fall. They hurried back and were
horrlned to find that Jacobs was hurled
under the big fall.
II was not thought possible that he
could be- alive. but relays Of men wer. at
once called ana worked started on tuu-
mel The men worked for about two
hours. when they heard cries for help ana
EToans IN six hours they reached the
man and released him. lie was Wedged
IN a assure between two rocks
Jacobs VIII be ready FOR work again in
a Few days. as a few slight bruises is an
he has 10 show for the frightful expert
DVCt.
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baltimore Wins From Cleveland

Baltimore won from Cleveland in the
Monumental City yesterday by landing on
DowliHs.s delivery at opportune times.
Cleveland could do little with the pitch
iuE of MCGiHnity until the last inning.
] ne score z II =
Baltimore IL 0 OO4 x-SI Il 3
Cleveland ---. o o o o o 0 IS S 3
Batteriys-McGinnity and Bresnahau.
Bowling and Common
Left on Baltimore. S; Cleveland
> First base on balls-Om Bowling 2
Struck out-By McGinuity 9: by DowIin.
J. Ihree-haSe hits-Harvcy, MCGinuity
IWO-baSe hitS-Bradley. Donovan Sacri-
nee hits-JackSOn. BTesnahan. Stolen
bases-DOnl-n. Double plays-Beck. Nc
Guir- and La Chance. Bradley. Beck and
la Chance. Time of game I hour ard 30
minutes Umpirc-HaskeU
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HIsCELLANEOUS-

1919 q St. NW.-MR. j. F. RUECKERT removed
his o.. ado 20 the above place. where be Viii
TesUu. giving vocal and instrumental music les
seas .etoher Il m2G-7
FOR WINDOW SHADES address OF apply ].
SoNDHEINER. 500 and 81 eth st. sw. mess
CHAIR CASING-Have established the fol-
lowing branches. as NV. 7O7 NV. G33
NV. 6fI II ne, where all orders viii receive my
personal attention MRS l. JOHNSON Mot
r. F. PREUSSER, Professional Locksmith-For
keys that Viii hts scissors, shears, knives, razlrr
saws sharpened, guaranteed 20 cut. ~ 18th e..
nU- mZ6-7
LAMPS AND OILST0vEs Reuaired-Cau on the
lamp Doctor, ~ 18th 81 nv m26-7
DANCING-Niss Leonardo. Premier Dauseugr.
only representative in Washington Of National
Association Masters Of Dancing. dancing cla--
opening al Confederate Veterans Hall nth and
=ts. uV,, Friday evening" 90 De- continued every
FRIDAY evening through The season; classes As
usual az her academy IZI3 18th Sc. NV. habl-ues
Of public dance halls and other vulgar resorts
not admitted 10 Mis- Leon4rdo's CLASSES. esq
CHUNG LEE hrst-class laundry lI59 I-tE al
ladies and gents work done mp il frst-,lass
styl-- also lace curtains; washing called for and
Delivered; give me a trlaL est
GET Your Name Jp!' Signs and show garts.
$40 ith ST. n".5 postal VIII reach me. e25-8
CASINO, gIZ-sI4 So. NV; largest ballroom in
city, Prof Caldwell Dancing Academy afternoon
classes for children Monday. wednesday. Friday.
every evening, 20 T. lessons g5e; advanced
pupils every evening S 60 T., lessons I0c
els
LACE CURTAIN laundry. formerly CI6 5fE st.
NV. now So 18th st. uw.i no lime; mail prompt
ly attended to- eZs-s
LACE CURTAINS IaundgreI. 30 cents pair. no
lime. 22I ID So. nv ul24-g
Lace CURTAINS Numbered l1r % cents 10Th st.
LAUNDRY. "a 10Th 81 m24-3
LACE CURTAINS Hundred by MRS. EMMA
WELLS, lois 10th ST. MAS
CTIEAPEST PRINTING in washiucrou-BIT its
GOOD 1000 biliheads (Csj, 81 HAYS, Csg Eve
81. NV. mzg-G
CARPET lining Sc. s.. and Sc ward. J. T
WALKER SONS. 204 10th 50. NV: branch store
1905 y. J. ave NV. Phone al Main. m2I-Imo
WILLIAMS BOOK EXCHANGE Books
bought and sold; also book binding in eli its
branches sI3 ST. NV. esO-H
POOL AND MANHATTAN TABLES. new and
secondhand Supplies and repairing. FRANK
l. COWAN, iO7 10th st. eII-Im
HTFO your business teams as wei as your
Aa'a uIEh-claSs drivers from THE REX STA
BLEs, n SINSHEIMER, Proprietor, rear CI5 Z
st. Rubber tired vehicles Of all kinds; hush
ness and Dayton wagons always on hand. e5-im
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IL THE SUPREME GO. THE DISTRICT
rF COLUMBIA. IiNi' SPECIAL TERN
FOR ORPHANS c.. .-. .INES-.-Iu ID.
Estate % ROBERT WI, -.a.-sst. $50. 1IIJ.
Administration Booklet -a-
Application having been made o. Tho supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia. holding 4
special term FOR Orphans Court business for
probate of the last will and testament and for
letters Of administration e. T. a. on said estate
br Julia A. johnson. il IS ordered this Z7th ily
of September 1901. that notice is hereby given 70
the t.n.upuu next Of kin and heirs 90 law of Rob
cat Wise. deceased. and 20 all others concerned.
rg arraar IN said court oD MONDAY. THE 2NtH
DAY or OCTOBER. A. d. 1901. AT 10 O'CLOCK
A. NJ. Co. show cause Why such application should
NOT Dc granted. This notice shall De published
iu tho Washington Law kepoEtcr' ana Wash
iu..fan Times once in each Of three successive
weeks Uci.r. the return day therein mentioned
tie first publication % De not tess than thirty
DAYS before said return day
T. F. BINGHAM Chief Justice.
Attest
ATuEPT r. SHOEMAEEll.- Attorney for AppIi-
cant '1' w
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a BURGLAR BLOWS HIMSELF UP
Badly Hurt while Trying 10 Loot n
PostOf.ce.

SCRANTON, Pa. Sept 2G--Five burg
lars yesterday morning broke into the
postDfiIce at Moosic. in the store OF John
McCrindIe, and blew open the safe. The
explosion aroused the family OF John La
Investigate
The burglars fed carrying out with
them one Of their companions who seemed
cd badly wounded in the explosion LabaT
shot at the thieves, arOuSInE the town.
hUt before any one could dress TO follow
them they got into hiding. and have eIud-
cd the vigilance Of officers thus far Tn.
postUtlCs floor was spattergd with blood.
and the trail could be- followed some dis
tance. No plumber was secured by them.
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How the Clubs stand.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Detroit was over-anNious TO defeat the
Senators yesterday i'm order to keep with
in reach Of second place. and in heir
CaEcrDess played just the opposite to what
they wished, all three Of Washington s
runs, which proved % be just enough TO
win with. being du, TO dOpey work in
the field. The score:
Washington 0 3 0 o 0 o o O x-5 s Z
Detroit 5000. o o l 0 0 O 0 Il 3 4
Batteri,s-Patten and Grady. Miller and
McAllistcr.
First base by errors-DetrOit .. Wash
lngtOn, .. Left OF haseS-DttrOit, Z:
Washington. >. First base on baIIs-On
Miller. 3, OF Patten. /. Struck out-By Mil
Ter, >; by Patten. T. Two-base hit-Grady
Double p.ayS-Farrell TO COughHn: Far
Tell, Mercer and Clugmau. Hit by
pitcher-By Patten, I. Passed balls
Grady Umpire-Mr. Hart Time Of game.
I hour and . minutes Attendance. S9Z
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Boston took an interesting game from
Chicago at the Hub yesterday Both
teams put up a poor fielding game but
Young held his opponents safe after the
nrSt inning. The score II II +
Boston ....... = % @ X Z
Chicago .-..--2 o o o o 0 0 o % S
Batteries-YoUug and Criger Callahan
and Sugdeu.
First base on baIs-On Young. /: of
Callahan. 3 Struck OUt-By Young. O..
Ihree-base hits-Isbeu, Hoy, Ferris. Sac
Dowd. Passed ball-Criger. Umpire-Cou-
molly. Time Of game, hour and 80 min
uttS.
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TO MEET IN WASHINGTON.
American Textile Operatives VIII
Assemble Here in November.

FALL RIVER. Mass. Sept 26.-Prcsi-
dent James TuuCcy. Of this city. and Sec
rotary Albert Hilbert. Of Dover. y. H..
national officers Of the American FEEDER
alton Of Textile Operatives. have issued
a call FOR a national convention 20 be
held in Washington. .. G., on Novem-
Der T.
IL is understood that the labor unions
Of the National Capital will provide ,I8b-
crate entertainment for the delegates.
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Died While Our nririnr.

YORK. Pa. Sept. .G.-Whue Emanuel
Haar. OF near New oxford, Adams cOun-
~, was on his way home from DnIsburg.
this county. IN a buggy. ia company with
Mr. Mary EIscuhart, nc was seized with
heart failure and died IN Il few minutes
Mrs. EIseuhart was hoTror-Strickeu. For
tuuatcly another team came by. and she
was assisted TO a nearby farm house.
while the body was taken home.
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Cove ament bonds.

The stock Market held its own this morning.
and 1t seemed probable that there would be a IT,
e"Very Of two or three points and probably
extending over two OF three DAYS such rroba-
bllty Is always strong where there are two
strong parties among the spocuIat0rs As there are
az present, no matter what is 20 be the ultimate
'eNo'n'! Of prices rally is due in any event
"he'her The bears or the bulls are right regard
ing the outlook. The market was not Of much
NpoIlahoe during The early hours, at least, ez-
ctpi- ior this indication Of change Of tone.
Business was small and fluctuations narrow The
yacht race attracted the attention Of the street
more than the market did apparently. MANY
brokers and sPeculatorS were on the scene in
person, and fun bulletin services were furnished
The Others. not only IN New York, but through
out the country
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MALTREATED BY BURGLARS.
An Aged Jersey woman Bound and
Gagged.

NEW YORK. Sept. 26.-The police Of
Boon4on, y. J, are searching for the
burglars who entered the residence OF
Mrs Anna SprOwer at ? a. M. yesterday
and robbed her Of $500 for which she had
worked hard for many years
The burglars walked into her bedroom
and pulled her from her bed. They then
threw her 10 the floor, tied her feet and
arms and gagged her with one OF her
apron strings tied in a knot.
They then left her. At daylight some Of
the uelghbprs found her nearly dead.
Doctors were summoned and pronounced
her 10 be- in a critical condition. She is
siXty-five years old and lives I'm q little
cottage on the outskirts Of E0Outou.
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OYSTER INDUSTRY BLOCKED.
Packers ut Annapolis Unable 10 Sc
Cnre Shmckcrn.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Sept. 2G-The oyster
packing industry In Annapolis is az a
practical standstill. owing 20 the inabiI-
ity Of the packers 10 secure competent
shuckers- The men who formerly made
this their means Of livelihood are now
working on the various improvements iu
the Naval Academy or are employed on
street work
The demand for oysters IS very good
and the prices are normal. Western or
ders. which are coming I'm now. cannot
be filled. one Of she largest packers
stated that he was compelled to rlpIaut
2 --- --sL.-. IN -r---L. ---.-
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C. a. BRANDENBURG IN DENVER
The Washington Attorney Enjoying
Hunting Trim.

Clarence a Brandenburg, Of the firm OF
Brandenburg d Brandenburg. who has
been on an extended vacation in Colorado
has Just returned TO Denver from a ten
days camping trip on the plains Mr.
Brandenburg, who is an expert huntsman.
secured five antelope on his trip.
He left Washington TO recuperate from
oVerwprE. and has increased materially
IN weight, and is now I'm better health
IMAM ne has been for many years Mr.
brandenburE expects TO return 10 Wash
ington before long.
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.LOOKI LOOKI LOCK !

DON'T MISS HIM.
The only Handicapped; Is years Of experience,
Information on all the tracks. both last AMI
West. terms Fl per day OF - a week come c!.p
come alli the chance Of your life. PLAY only
what sou get and you must win. Hurrah Tor th
Handicapped. ] said there would be q killing yes
terday and there vas JIuhert o. J. won.
Mis- Mae DAY. To /. won. Dublin second. Ka-
mara srutCbCd. These were the horses / sent
out Some more good things on tap TODAY Get
Ia line. Hours Of business from u O'Clock 10 3
every day. Room 8, HANDICAPPER Lawrence
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The Wnshinrton stock MnrLct-

SalCs-U. S Electric Light certificate.
s. o00Hl055s; Washington Loan and Trust
Co; I0Hl1s; Capital Traction, 3GaIO3a. /;
Washington Gas. 5N62. Laust0n Mono
type lrfUlZaa-buyer g.. 2eTl2t; Ameri-
can GraphOphoue Co, common. 20GHS1s 4:
American GraphOphOuc Co. preferred. 100
097s. After call-LanstOn MonOtype: $50
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IN RHB STOCK MARKET.
No Interesting Tendency Develop
ed This Morning.

Issues in General Holding Their
Own-Rccovcry Of Several Points
Expected ny the BroLcrs-Abs0rb-
ing Interest ia the Yacht Race
NEW YORK. Sept -G-Thc Stock Mar
ket developed no highly interesting ten
denotes today. Issues I'm general held
their own. and It was expected that there
would be a recovery during the next few
DAYS
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lhl hSIAl-tEl II l--tN IN for JAMAICA
per s. s. Admiral Sampson, from Boston.
(1y At Il-05 p M for NENICO, per s. g. Citv
81 Washington. from NeU York. VIA Tln.ufrl-
Nal must be directed Per s.. s. CiSy Of wash
ington."
FRIDAY-b) At 7-I5 D. m. for SANTOS Dol
s. 8. Uerschel. from New York Mail for sol TII-
EtN BRAZIL must be directed Per s. q. Her
stheL"
tc) At HOS p. m. for PORTO RICO. Der 8. s.
Ponce from New York, via san Juan
(c) At 1I-O5 p. m for GRENADA AND TRIM
iDAD, also CiJDAD BOLIVIA, per s. g. Maracas
from New York
tel AT II-O5 D. m for CURACAO AID VEN
r. Ella. via N1raca'Ho, per s. s. Hild-r. from
New York Nail for SAEANILLA AND CAR
THAGESA must De directed Per g. s. HiIfur-''
CD At Il sos p m Cor FORTUNE ISLAND
GREYTOWN- per s- g. Allerhany. from New
York. Mall f1r COSTA RIGA must be directed
per S. o. Allegheny"
Mails for NEWFOUNDLAND. uv rzu 20 North
~ 6uey. and thence VIA steamer, close here daily
except sundays. az u 90 M and on suulavs .r.Iy
az 1880 a. 20. cd lh)
Mails for MQUELON. hy ral 10 Boston and
thence via steamer, close here rally 1t SIS p 10.
Mails for NEIICo overland. unless SPECIALLY adj
dressed for despatch Dr. steamers zaUEu- from
New York. close here daily at I0-25 a. al and
MAILS for BELIZE. PUERTO CoRTEz. and
GUATEMALA, hy rail. 90 New Orleans and thence
via steaHes, close here daily az 1925 D. m. thz
connecting close for which being TuesI1v-
Nails for COSTA RIGA. hy rail o. N-.. Orleans
ans thence via steamer, close here daily IN 1J-01
J. m-- the connecting closes for which being
Trans-PscIHc Mails.
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except West Australia
which is forwarded VIA EuapsJ NEW ZEALAND.
FIJI. SAMOA AND HAWAI- via san Franal-~a-
close here daily at G.ao o. III. after September Is.
ami up 90 September . inclusive, for despatch
Mails for CHINA. JAPAN. HAWAII. AND
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The break in Atchison came 10 an end. and
there was some recovery during the morning
hours- The August net earnings report Of this
company viii be published in q few days L is
conceded by even the bears that this report aiu
b The finest .H.r m.E- LH the cnrnanr-
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LOANS OF $40

At lowest rates and on the DAY you apply. We
are leaning on the Building and Loan Association
plan which makes the cost Of carving loans
much less than you pay elsewhere and aIIo.-s
you &c Psy il of IN any sized notes you desire.
running l91u one 90 twelve months. L Won have
q loan with some other company we viii pay i
~ and advance you more money IL desirod
less loan Is made. Call and get rates Front
room E--t Eoar-
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN Co,
GO + ST. NV.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSAL FOR STEAM BOUERS.-OFFIcE
or THE COMMISSIONERS D. c. Wash
lUEt0n. September p, I9OI--SeaIed pro-
pgsals VIII De received 40 this office until J.
NOON, OCTOBER 3. 1901. for furnishing auq
erecting, complete and ready for use. two Cd
seventy GOJ horse power steam boilers. az the
water tube type Specifications, blank forms OF
proposal. and all Necessary information maE d.
obtained at this office HENRY B. r. MAGYAR
LAND. JOHN ". ROSS. LANSING n. BEACH.
Commissioners d. C.
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THE KIDNEYS

Ire tbc sewers OF the ystcw- Warmers safe CGrS
.eeps hem open and free. AID soon restores health
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IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.

IN HE BASEBALL WORLD.
Yesterdays Games.
american LcagueJ
Washington. @. Detroit p
Baltimore. s. Cleveland. =.
Boston. 3; Chicago, ..
Philadelphia, G., Milwaukee, T.
National LeagueA
Pittshurg. 10; New York 8.
Brooklyn. @. Cincinnati. Q
ST. Louis, ., Boston, ].
Philadelphia. 4, Cleveland, q.
TOdny's Games.
american LeaEue.)
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland al Baltimore
Chicago at Boston
Milwaukee AT Philadelphia.
fNatioUai LeaEuc.)
Brooklyn nj PittSburE.
Boston at Cincinnati
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
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MONEY TO LOAN st 81 70 per cent, in suns
CO 81 90 20 $1,000 d.. c. real estate nav o.
and per cent mortgages and begin anew: all
transactions conducted with economical consider
aatiCl for borrower M IL SAUNDERS CO.
IfCT + 81. nv.
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Gossip was meagre, except for the race talk
HE stories regarding the friction in Bin5ouaire
Railway and Industrial Trust are repeated with
ampIcation. 10 j. now said that the Hartman
interests have split with the Standard OIL. and il
j. inferred that they have decided % fofn the
camp Of the Peunsy an-a-VaudarhiIt-slorgaD
party. Yesterday they were believed o. Doe the
only one OF the millionaire Interests on On. fence
As % the actual truth Of any Of this long story
Of differences among the big Interests. there l.
no proof whatever. and conservative re,.8Ia arc
inclined TO regard IL as entirely a bear fiction.
Tins story with the developments in the conner
situation forms the entire ammunition o. the bear
party in the market. Other developments of the
past two weeks have been entirely satisfactory
and in line with the recent prosperity Of the
country. The monetary situation is easy. There
has been received from Australia $4,000 in
gold. and despite the slight hardening in sterling
exchange this week, it is thought that there will
be further imports Of gold IN the near future
This weeks hank statement should make a good
showing, as much % the help o. the Treasury
Department last week was not rejected in the
hank statement Of last Saturday.
Perhaps the statement thar Mr.. Kecnc has he
come bear should poe mentioned. Whether this
j. bear argument OF the reverse one must de-
eide for ones self
Tie copper business Is certainly not as good as
it has been There has been large falling Of
IN the exports Of copper this year. and the do
nestle consumption has not been increasing. it
j. said The price o. copper on this side has been
held mp we'll, bat there is reason TO believe that
this has been matter Of manipulation. 10
large extent The cut Of the extra dividends on
The copper stocks last week and yesterday are now
taken 20 indicate just this condition Of things.
and not any manipulation for coup such as was
al first talked Of by the gossipers. Granting the
greater part o. the bear talk regarding the copuer
situation however, il Is probable that the de-
cline in these securities has gone lar enough
There was a raliE iH both Amalgamated and Ana
conda this morning on covering Dr. the shorts.
and some buying Of long stocks as we'll
The C0ulds securities were among the weak
features o. the early market today While the
general market was recovering, Missouri Pacific
went OF o. a lower price than any reached YES
terday, and the lowest Level in many weeks
Others % this group followed suit This may be
due 90 inside selling. IL NAV be due % the
bear stories and the selling Of shorts. The only
tangible reason advanced for the selling Of the
stock is the alleged outlook for poorer corn crop
than IS generally expected The Missouri Pacific
Is one Of the largest, if not the largest, hauler
Of corn
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New York Stock Exchange.

Corrected daily by w. B. Eihts & Co.. nom
hers Of the New York Stock Exchange, -4l9
Street
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Better for the blood Than sarsapa-
rilIa

For those living in the malaria districts Grove
Tasteless Chill Tn-LS
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LADIES HEEDlH6 ADVICE AID TREATMENT

MRS. NJ. RENNER.
PRIVATE sANITAEIUA 10 Jreac Eomzn-s Ia
complaints. snG Irregularities Home comforts
for cases before and during confinement Trained
nurse and expert physician in attendance at oa-
Esnitari-m- Ofh-e hours from 10 a n % g o. N
City Office. s02 9Th St nv. Rooms lOI-IJs-
Phone east 7o5-