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coMMrssIoNER,s NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON. JUNE
IS, IgOI--The eWnersf II tho following described
original lots o. sHbeI7 SIGNAL lots who cannot
be found in the Ds=tkict Of Columbia are here
Icy notified to connect sssch lots with the public
sewers and waterHEzsssS Eithiu thirty days from
the 18th Of July, 1851 Otherwise the Commits
sioners OF the BistTfr1 OF Columbia Will cause
such connectious to he made and VIII assess
the cost thereof. together with the cost Of this
advertisement, IS tax against said lots, under
authority Of az act d Congress, approved Nav
10 1896, entitled IN set % provide for the
drainage Of lors II the District Of Columbia -
to-wit: The north 33-GS feet Of the subdivisouaI
lot No -, square 81. improved by premises L
., 3, !, 3. 8 = s. y 10 union Alley north
west, Bessie j. KibheE. owner 0. record; Subdivi-
sional lots IS. y. ard q. @-szoe lis improved
by premises I6.k - and EEzs L Street north
west, Douglass r Forrest as1er Of record, lots
l2s, I27 I26 =. "a sad l2S square 541, in
proved by pre- 5Ses sea Sz 50, SO. SOS and
$40 Dryers Cc3r1 s1sGsh ssesE 5iaTy N Conueii
owner Of record; middle % ~ Of lot Z. square
I'll improved by premises 1913 and I445 Street
northwest, Anna {. end Henry c. Tracy. owners
Of record. HENRY Z F. MCFARLAND JOHN
". ROSS. LANSING H BEACH, Commissioners
Of the District Of Columbia
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a CivfI War Veteran browns.

ELKTON- Md. July The body Of
Caleb Wilson, aged about seventy-tvyo
years, a veteran of the civil war has
been recovered from the Elk River. near
Eikton. Wilson had been missing from
home since Saturday morning and that
fact was reported to the authorities yes
terday. On the shore near where his
body was found his coat and hat were
discovered, and John MCKenuey and
Fred Wilson upon going into the alter
soon found the body and brought it
ashore. 4 widow survives him.
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1t is now four stories high The addition
gives d greater height TO the chapel as
well as more dOrmitOTy space for novices
A stained glass fourteen feet hiEn bear
ing reproduction OF the CruCifixion. or
naments.the noyitiate- The window was
the gift of Mrs O. Riordan of Boston On
one occasion the boys or SOmmerviIIe
High School conducted BY the Xaveridn
Brothers, were parading IN Boston when
one of theh tainted. The little fellow was
carried into the home of Mrs O'Riordan
who thus became acquainted with the
brothers. She heard of the improvements
at Mount St Joseph's College and decided
to present the brothers with d stained
glass window in memory of her deceased
husband
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IEeAG IorrcE..

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IN THE SUPREME co1TRT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. Hs9IR DISG a SPECIAL TERM
FOR ORPHANS C{}URT BUSINESS re-
Estate Of Henry g. MINER late Of the
District Of FoIuFnb Il deceased. No 1924
Administrator Docs$zf 5s
Application having ksfgT1 made to the Supreme
Court Of the Ristriet sof Columbia hoIdin. a
special term for t,Tpfg anss Cossrt business for
letters OF ad1aiBistTati In on said estate bv !
William Lee, Fereditok it Is ordered this ZIst
day Of June, 1901, thatf notice is hereby given to
the unknown hesFs-at-IA, Us and next Of kin and TO
all others concerned. appear in said court on
FRIDAY. THE 10Th d 81 OF JJLY l. D. 1901
AT 10 O'CLOCK a, Nj "a show cause why such
application shoaiG not be granted. This notice
shall be published N tthe "Washington Law Re
porter and The TIHas once in each OF three
successive weeks beforA the return day therein
nentioned-the first publication 10 be not less
than thirty days Retore said return day.
BY the CoGrts
T. Il ANDERSON, Justice.
Attest.
JOHN r. R0UZER Acting Register OF Wills
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June -, 1901.

Mr. Richard y that July be
will the management the Washington office of the firm
of Mcintyre Marshall members of the New York Stock Ex
change who have taken of Guley Johnson Adams
Building, 1893 and 1885 Street.
This firm is composed of Thomas y Mcintyre, James g
Marshall and Thomas Nooreead with whom associated
special partner standing of this firm is
recognized being the highest character for its safe and
seratve methods of business 1t has capital of SO0O00 and is
considered of the strongest houses in New York
further announces the of all
will be New York Office and all those VINO shall
be assured that this
firm will give prompt and careful attention to all matters Of
business entrusted to it
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How the Clubs stand.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

All the Eastern teams of the American
League rested yesterday, but the Wes-
tern contingent managed to get in two
games
The Senators and the Athletics viii
meet at American League Park this aft
ernoon, when Lee will probably be sent
to the box for the home team.
After the present series of two games
with the Athletics has been concluded,
Washington viii accompany Connie
mack s team to the Quaker City for
series
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MOUNT ST. JosEPH's IMPROVED.
4 Handsome New College Building
About Completed.

BALTIMORE, July improvements
begun about i year ago at Mount St. Jo-
scph5 : College, Frederick Road, west of
Irrington. have about been completed.
They consist Of a new college building.
addition TO the old building and the adj
dition Of a story to the Xaverian Broth
srs' Novitiate, ali OF which buildings ad-
join.
The new college building faces east 10C
feet and has q depth of so feet. It is of
brick, with stone trimmings. and has a
tower 50 feet high. Entrance is through
massive portico of brick and stone
The staircases are Of oak and
the Wainscoting of white pine The
building VIII be heated by steam and
lighted by WeIsbach lights. Electricity
VIII be introduced in the near future.
Ventilating ffues from the rooms lead 10
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AUCTION SALES,
THos- ] OWEN & son. Aucts-, 9I8 = St n

PEREMPTORY SALE OF TWO-ST0Ry. SEVEN
ROOM AND BATH BRICK DWELLING. No.
1901 WALTER STREET BETWEEN B AND
G 18TH AND 18TH STREETS ) L LOT 10
By d.
On account Of sickness and the owner being
compelled 10 le-ve the city, we will at his re-
cuest sell To tae highest bidder. at public auc-
ton IN front OF the premises. on TUESDAY
JULY 2 1901, AT $50 O'CLOCK P VI. lot 208,
IN square fGI5 improved above The house Is
in good condition; ali mcdcFn improvements:
rentctSto good tenant at $50 month.
Terms-Cash Of which 500 deposit required at
time OF sale. Coaveyancing and recording etc,
THos. J. OWEN & son, Aucts.
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED proposals, endorsed Proposals for steel
work" wiU be received at the Bureau Of Yards
and Docks Navy Department. Washington. until
O'CLOCK. JULY y. 1901. and then and there
publicly opened, for furnishing and erecting the
structural steel work for roof over a building
about g. By 246. feet. Navy Yard, Washington.
D. g For plans. Specifications, and forms OF
proposals address '-COmm8ndant. Navy Yard
Washington D. c. MORDECAI T ENDICOTT
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cleveland shuts Out milwaukee,.

The Spiders wf1tewashed the Brewers
at Milwaukee yesterday, Bowling holding
the home team down to one hit. The
Ri E
Cleveland. 0 0 81 0 a. IS G
Milwaukee. 0 0 0 0 60 1 /
Batteries-Dowling and Yeager; Reidy
and MaIoney-
Two-base hit-BradIey 20. Pickering
TFree-Ease hit-McCarthy-. Home run
bowling L Hit by pitcher-Anderson
Wild pitch-Rcidy Struck out-By Reidy,
3 Double plays-Conroy. Gilbert and An
derson, Bradley and LaChance: Left on
bases Milwaukee. 5: Cleveland. s I'm
pire-C antiIIiou. Time of game, 1 hour and
30 MINUTES
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Chicago Downs Detroit.

Chicago won from Detroit in the Windy
City yesterday by scoring three runs in
the third inning. which proved to be
enough 20 win. The score:
Chicago. 01O o XII 3 )
Detroit 0 o 0 Q 0 % l
Batteries-CaIlahan and Sugden; Cronin
and Shaw
Left on bases Chicago. 3; Detroit, T.
Two-base hit-Shaw Three-base hit
Hartman Home lun-Callahan- Sacrifice
hi Hoy Hartman Stolen bases-Mc-
FarIand, Callahan, Holmes Double
piavs-Hartmau and Mertes; Casey and
McAIlfster. Struck out-By Callahan. ,;
by Crouin. /. Bases on balIs-Of Cronin.
> Hit with balI-Jones. Cronin- Time Of
game 1 hour and IS minutes. Umpire,
Haskell
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Andrew Fay. amused himself yesterday by
PokiHg a stick into the folds Of ladies skirts
al the Pennsylvania depot and today was IN the
the Police Court charged with being disordcrIv.
lie said he did not mean harm. but Just wanted
60 have little fun. Judge KimbaIl considered
that this sort Of fun should be well paid for. He
fined Fay 50 ana sent linn 10 the workhOuse :gr
sixty days because he could not pay
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New York Stock Market.


Mary Newman, coIored known is the brick
thrower, vas hned SO. and sent to the yyorkhouse
FOR month III default b Judge KtrnbalI. in the
Police Court today for being dfsorderIy po-
lieesnan testified that Mary Newman threw brick
at another woman on Third street southeast YES
terdsy. Mary swore that she threw the brick Il 4
tree and vas not angry lor had she any Gispgsi-
ton 10 hurt anyone.
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FINANCIAL.
MCINTYRE & MARSHALL,

Produce Exchange. New York.
81 Broadway New York
Waldorf ASTORIA New York.
1885 + St. Washington, ID. c.
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LADIES NEEDING ADVICE AND TREATMENT
Consult
IA RS. NJ. REM NEC.

PRIVATE sANITARIUM to treat 5ronan's lis
complaints, and Irregularities. Home comforts
for cases before and during confinement Trained
nurse and expert physician in attendance at cur
sauitsrium Offce hours from 10 a n. ia p. II
City Office, fd2 9Th St NV, Rooms I0i- I02-
Phone east 7s6-
". D. BURNETT, Fortune Teller; consult her on
business, love. family affairs; removes spells;
causes happy marriages; gives good luck: hours Q
a. m til 10 p SIS St els
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FINANCIAL.
MEMBERS

New York stock Exchange.
New York Produce Exchange.
New York Cotton Exchange.
New York coffee Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade.
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

Sunday baseball in the Monumental
City is said TO be among the possibilities
in the near future, as the Baltimore Club
officials are trying to arrange for grounds
in the suburbs of that city
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DR.. MCKEEHAN.

SO 18TH ST n "
ONLY SPECIALIST. N DISEASES OF MEN
Longest established; largest experience, best
equipment Consultation free Office hours-I0
an 70 pm Wed and Sat. to s pm Sundays
closed ieI3 -IIGo
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The Steel securities were among the
weakest on the list this morning. nat
uralIy. The strike Of the 10000 en-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-01

Charley Somers would like to secure a
speedy Ieft-haud pitcher for the Boston
Americans
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The American Stars, after a rest Of two
weeks. resumed play at the request Of the
members Of the club yesterday and
trounced the Golden Eagle Club at Chevy
Chase By a score Of Il to q. All of the
winners runs were made in the first and
second innings Ed THbenjaux pitched
FIVE innings and Hart four for the win
uers- Chase <iedfelt. after making two
home runs and several good stops, re
tired in the fifth inning, together with
Miller. on account of the heat Batteries.
TribenJaUxe and Niedfelt and Hart and
Moore.
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CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE co.,
6O2 = Street 81. w.
WHAT Is FAIRER
CASH TO LOAN

ON FURNITURE, PIANOS. ETC.
without removal from your possession and In aav
amount from SO to $500 Cur rates are the
cheapest. and you make your own terms
Loans made within three hours from the time
sou apply We loan for the interest only, and
do not want your gooG=, 50 you need have no
fear of losing them. Our offices are up on the
fifth floor, away from the street and are 50 ar
ranged that ensure strictest privacy. Drop
in and get our rates
POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN CO..
g2s-93O ST, MAR 9TH NV.
Room u, Atlantic Building
Take Elevator TO Fifth Floor.
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Washington stock Exchange

Salcs-Capital Tractiorf-T34 1927 American
GTlphophone Co. Com, Io5a9lz- After call
Lanston Munoupe, I11aI454 and IOOaI8Iz- Capt.
tai Traction, $50 lUzla
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS
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The anthracite coal stocks are likely
10 be among the strongest on the list
ii the near future. There was another
advance of 10 cents a ton on the price
Of coal today, the third of the sum
mer- Each such advance means a
very heavy increase in the profits of
the anthracite coal lines
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HERE Il YOUR opportunity TO procure loan
on your .f.r:fff -rg or piano from private party
at \ low ate address BOX $50. this office
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MONEY To LOAN OK APPROVED COLLAT-
20 and Il MetZeratt Building. lilo st.
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The Pirates have run up against hard
luck that NAV pull them out Of first place
IN the race for the National League pen
nant. The hot weather has played havoc
with the team since striking Philadelphia.
Ely is out of the game owing to sickness
O'COnnoT has d badly laceTated finger,
and VIII be on the bench fer some time
Leach is IN bed. suffering from high fe-
yer. which may turn 10 typhoid WiltZe. Il
very promising young pitcher, IS suffering
from dySeutery5 and had 20 be sent home
thinner is suffering from charley horse,
and i not in shape TO catch, but there is
no one else u do the work. Manager
Clark viii play shortstop and TannehiH
viii go to left field
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Today's Games

Today's Games
american Lcague.)
Athletics at Washington
Boston at Baltimore.
Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at Milwaukee.
National League)
St. Louis at Brooklyn
Cincinnati at Boston
Chicago at New York
PittSburg at Philadelphia
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Pitcher games Burns who has made d
fine recorN with the AshtabUla (0hio)
Club. has signed to play with ST Louis
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New York stock Exchange.

Corrected daily by ". B. H5bbs K CO. mem
beTs Of the New York Stock Exchange, 14l9 F
Street
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MoNEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
Money to lend on furniture and
ufnnos; lowest rates. MASTERS *
Co, Room n. Eurier building
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market

Corrected daily BY V. B. HibFs & 60. rnerI-
bers Of the New York Stock Cxsaznee,, IIIC
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National Nor tgage Loan c 0.
CPS r St n. w.

MONEY TO LOAN at 3l2 to per cent, in sums
NJ 4 coo to $1,000 T. c real estate; pay of
; and 6 per cent mortgages and begin anew; all
Transactions conducted With economical coasidera-
tiar Tor borrowers Nm. Il SAUNDERS CO.,
1Ia- + 81 NY.
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IN HE BASEBALL WORLD.
Games Yesterday.

[AmeriCan League)
Cleveland, I; Milwaukee 0
Chicago, /; Detroit, >
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LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD ON FURNITURE AND PIANOS
Al lowest rates and the day YOU apply We
are leaning on The Building and Loan Association
plan. which makes the cost OF CARRYING loans
much less tflan ycu paw elsewhere and allows you
to nav it of in any sized notes you desire run
uine, from one to twelve months II you have =
loan with some other company We VIII pay 1t
~ md advance YOU more money II desired Rates
cbeerf,Illv given. and no cost TO you unless loan
i Tnqde Can and get rates Front room, FIST
floor
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Fireworks. Best quality. }. Jay Gould.
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It is rUmored that the Illinois Cen
trail Will issue $25, 0o0. 600 Of new stock
at par to raise funds fer the purchase
of subsidiary lines. Talk of valuable
rights for the stockholders OF the COM
panv Is heard
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The .Atchfsan securities :Juth went off
rather badly ana by SOM this was at
trfbuted TO tn fear that the not
weather in Kansas may be disastrous
to the corn eros Of that state. -Ad-
vices this morning We're far from re-
assuring on that point. a few more
hot days without rain would mean
millions Of bushels Of loss. The other
graneers all went of. in sympathy
with the Atchisons perhaps. and per
haps on their own account They are
generally selling at very high prices
The age-herald., 1901-06-25
MILITARY MANEuvERs.
M. de Bloch Says They Are Worthless
 In Active Warfare.

London, June A.-An interesting paper written by Jean de Bloch, the Russian councillor of state and member of the Russian ministry of finance, on the lesson of the Transvaal war was read. at the United Service Institution today. M. de Bloch declared the South African war had proved that military service as prac- ticed today was absurd, and that the sacrifice made on the continent to sup port conscription was unnecessary. The war showed that the theatrical specta- cles called maneuvers were in no way re- lated to real warfare. One of the most remarkable features was the constant inn possibility of determining the enemy's po- sition. This was not attributable to defec- tive British reconnaissance, but to the new conditions of war. It was not mis- takes made by the British nor the quail ties of the Boers, who had shown an en- tire lack of rational strategy and tactics, which produced the results seen, but smokeless powder and long-range quick firing rifles, which involved dispersion and instability to a degree unheard or formerly, and to the possibility or pro- viding rifemen with a large number of cartridges. The action of artillery in South Africa has been generally absolute ly contenptible against an entrenched enemy.
The age-herald., 1901-06-25
PROGRESS OF CREMATION.

From the N. Y. Commercial-Advertiser
 Believers in cremation will derive en- couragement from the report just issued by the council of the Cremation Society of England, which shows continued progress of the movement in this country. Dur ing the year under review 301 cremations have been carried out by the society at woking, as against z40 during 1899, being an increase of 25 per cent. This brings the total number of cremations performed at woking up to 1894. During 1900 eighty eight bodies were cremated at Manches- ter, sixteen at Glasgow and forty at Liverpool. This brings the totals at these places to 475, 75 and 102 respectively. The recently formed London Cremation Com pany has been fortunate in securing an extensive site which will enable 1t to make provision for the disposal of the ashes of an immense population for a number of years. and at the same time to create a beautiful place which will remain an open space.
The age-herald., 1901-06-25
A TRYSf, 23e1 A. D.
.om the New York Evening Sun.

From the New York Evening Sun.
 Etherus St. Trollyum awoke with a start to the psychic consciousness that 1t was thirty-seven seconds past the lunch hour.
 Quail and champagne" he unused, Cor shall it be terrapin and burgundy? Bet ter the latter" And at the pressing of a button. slide opened to the right of the diaphanous couch. His eyes ran rapidly over the rows of crystal phials and trans parent boxes. Selecting a box labeled 'terrapin," he drew a saffron soft capsule forth and swallowed it. Then. grasping the phial labeled burgundy" he held 1t under his nose, and after a single inhala- tion replaced box and phial. The slide slid back into place.
 'T suppose I should not eat so hearth ly," he sighed. taking up the wireless telephone receiver.
 Hello, central, give me S1H2Ss21x Paris (Elapse .0O23a part of a second.)
 "Ah, that you. Electra, my astral af- finity. my sublime twin star? have ar ranged for the tryst tonight. It was im- possible to secure a not previously en- gagged trysting place with any old world romantic surroundings. even in the Him. alayas or in darkest Africa; so I have ar ranged to have our astral bodies meet face to face at 7:5156l7ss21, Mars time. at the Rock of Ages Convenient. I hope. my souls essence? Yes? Good-by."
The age-herald., 1901-06-25
All things arc ready, If our minds be 90.
 king Henry w.
Statistics of Towns and Counties

Jefferson County contains 71,829 nar tive-born males and 63,397 native-born females, the difference being S432. This Is good deal of difference, and it is difficult to account for it, unless it comes about because men come to the county's mines and factories without bringing their families. In the county there are 3253 foreIgn-born males and 1941 foreign-Dorn females. The negro population of the county consists of S0,691 males and 26,226 females-a to- tai of 56,917. This leaves S3,503 as the number of whites in the county. Round ly speaking, the county is one-third negro, and two-t-irds white. Jefferson County contains more negroes than any other county in the State, although MontgomAry County presses it closely. Laying 52,2O7 negroes in total popu- lation of 72,047.
 In Birmingham there are 7738 male negroes and S837 female negroes-a to- tai of 16,575 out of 38,415. Montgomery contains 17,229 negroes; Mobile, IT, 045 negroes; Selma, 4429 negroes out of total of SIl3. In nearly every town the female negroes outnumber the male negroes.
 Jefferson County has more foreign CTS than any other county in the State-in fact, Jefferson's population is so much greater than that of any other county in the State, 1t holds more of severt kind of people. There are but 58 Chinese in the State, and not a single Chinese woman. There are also Japanese, and TIT Indians, all taxed.