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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD or BIRTHS.

Joseph and Bara Lur1ac, ali South seeond'
Darwin s. and Jesse NJ. Fuller 222i Olive; boy
- owen and Mary Cane. 4af1 Paiin: bog.
= Alfred and Minnie Pratt, Sl2s kauschetioach'
Patrick and Mary Fanthen. 1910 Collins e.ri;
Julius and Nellie Menke. 1903 North hisHSh'
William and Flora Krelscher. 1913 South Sew
a Holm Pan and Maggie Do,an. a23 Clark: girl.
NJ. and 7. Preis. 1875 Wash: girl!
Thomas and Lille Smaliwood, LOS tan; Roy:
Emery and Mary Eckhon. 2@6 North twenty
s and s. shechter. so4 Blidle: hoy.
John and Lulu Glumm. 1881 Washington: poy-
i. and NJ. Jones: hoy;
Math and Estelie C0llens, &c2sA Gibson: hoy;
Frank and Francisco Moynwst. 20 bismarck
boy.
Fred and Sarah Necker. l2i1 Merchant: hoy.
Charles NJ. and Ida N. Bryan, IL North
William and Mary Kemper. eco Warren: boy.
John and Nora Fitz:nsirise. lS& SNflRS: girl
A. and y. Nordml.k. @lG3 Llcleae: boy
Francis and Mary Batnidce. aLi I're; SRI.
Julius md Narv CZyzewski. Sii9 BAR. girl.
Albert and Helen Fligl, 1911 Carr: boy.
Frank and Kate Sticking. 1856 North Ihir1' boy.
Joseph r. and Helen {. Schwaa, I'll Cherokee
boy.
Otto and Anna Schulz, 2ce5 South Ninth: boy.
Carl and Theresa Droske. 1901 South Four
John c. ana Rosa NJ. Falk. c7oo stodlari: girl.
Wesley w. and Annie Schneider, iG@I Green Lea:
girl.
Frank ana Julie Bette. slOs NpcnolIa: girl.
Jacob and Lena Eberle, us Marion; SRI,
Julius II. and Lizzie Fudke. 500 Norfolk: boy.
Edward and Julia BarIh. 1904 Missouri: Sill.
Max and Tfllie Kippel. sos Morgan; girl,
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NEW CORPORATIONS.
ARKANSAS.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Little Rock. Ark. March 21.-The GrcenviIle
Store Company Of GreenyiIle, Yell County. Thurs
day filed articles of incorporation with the Sec
rotary of State. TIE capital stock is $IG.c69, and
the officere are as follows: John {. Perry. pres
ident: r. A Cole, vice president: NJ. L. Sig
mon, secretary and treasurer.
Articles OF Incorporation of the Choctaw
Pressed Brick and Terra Gotta Company of Fort
Smith were also filed with the Secretary of State.
The capital stock is SO. 900. The directors ore:
". o. Caldwell: PRESIDENT. Mir. Blair, Dave
Mayo, Marion. Westfa;l. II. b. Sails. ". r. Alb
bott. 7. R. Edwards and c.. W. Williams.
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STEAMSHIPS.

Ill AN ui.hh HoNoLtEu. Pacifc Iiafi s. s.
Co. oecidentsl & Oriental S S: Co; and orisn.s,
80: Hons-Kong Maru. April 3: China. April T.
Eor rates. treish: or Iassase. apply to L. f.
Townsiey. agent, i3l Olive, or ]. F. Aglar. agent.
1853 Olive.
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EXCHANGE AND BARTER.
FTLTER-Wil exchange small amount Of mon
ey for good filter. " g. Republic.
WILL. exchange a good base-burner stove for
brass or iron bed 16lS Pennsylvania ave.
WILL. sell or exchange fifteen Concert phono-
graph records: above are new and attractive. P
~. Repubi!c.
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ROSE-PlNUS

Cures diseases Of n private nature: one so..ls
ehects a cure. Price Soc. For sale at principal
dFus stores. Beauchamp Med. Co. ST. Loiu,, No,
e~0HFIEFMEgTS DR.. Annie NewIand PA DIV,
So"' '"IihINIo' St Established 40 wears. Pr.
Eate. seciuded. licensed home for ladies'. whers
you will be treated honestly and well. written
guarantee 20 that effect. Skilled medical at
tention- trained nursing and moth-rIy care.
Homes found for Infants free. Board 81 PEI
Week Part payment taken in work. Absolute
protection ana confidence maintained. Irresu-
iarlties. guaranteei results or no charges. Sat-
l~sfsction guaranteed IN all cases or money re-
funded. Consultation ard advice free. Ladies in
trouble. cali or write. Patients met at train.
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PERSONAL

CONFINEMENT case. taken: part pay In worn
If desired. private seclusiOn. consultation and
trial treatment: adopting babies free: treats ir-
regularities: try my regulator: best Of medical
care and nursing: get my terms: written guar.
antee Tor all cases: cali or write. all mall
promptly answered: patients met at station OF
boat in my vehicle. Mrs. DIR. Murphy. .,23 and
DOCTOR MARY MURPHY gives written guar.
antee. board $3.50. So. 81 per week. 2I23 and 2i2s
Owe st.
DR. MARY ARTHUR-only physician keeping
a confinement home in city having a healthy 10.
cation: trained nurses: excellent accommodations:
H'otheriy care and perfect seciusion: .rregulcri-
ties successfully treated or no charge: guasan-
iced results. Consultation. free. 291i Morgan ST.
regulator never falls: one com.
piete treatment free. Mrs. E Starr. s2e Franklin.
.LADiEsI. positively guarantee tina, Code,
case q. DELAYED monthly periods without pain. i,
lion. 81. 2a1 oollivs St ssH' secure ''o'" 00se'S''
LADIEs-If you want the only real Code,
Seal Monthly Regulator. price 81 PEI box. that
VIII positively relieve In from , TO 5 hours. YOU
must go to IT, only agent. who has ,s seal
STAMPED thereon BY viz. The Golden Seal Medical
Co. 2sff Morgan st
r L. HOTSOT. ladies' private home dur.
ING confinement. absolute protection and safety
hsslired; ~notheriy care: Irregularities: success,
guaranteed or no charges; infants adopted; In
formation free: ladies' In :rorhIe. call or write:
German and French spoken. aco1 and 2cs Olive.
DR.. annie NEWlAND, s.n ollss ss.noara q
reasonable: written guarantee in all cases
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real ESTATE TRANSFERS.


CITY Q :: Ed Brockmeyer to John
ceALTEkks.s5 tt: William Richardson to
and ATkaasaz: John Bo 3 dSi Really isg" eom,
pany to George Wander. Jr.-w. d.. 300
Lems; August M Ia Il ai 's to i saiSns Maud sha
cIERokEE-sS Il: Emil, Maaiiarit to
Ansus. Mauihardt-qtc. d.---. &
sins:s hissw ns, Ed E b Bro esfi Hasl 10 L aEa
Ewing: Byron Suse;nt to i Tom Taa Tna
FOREST PARK BouLEvARD-s5 #. ., -
IN. s. g.. bet Taylor and Newstead: II.
and Clinton: Tyler Estate to Frank
GR ftSsHfiIG; IT: Isaac Jones to Fran: 1855
ces Wines-w. $3.50
seph Dormitzer-qtc. d................. /
eAMs easneas7y: Joseph e.; si s. bof esfi se9 15 aa a99
s Henry 2idrids.n ": Harry Young to
sS4iar; L5si, r. Eos :; s. i es5rs Cuisine aians and
JuNIATA-s5 It. :. bet. Bent and Nor:
". .ient 100
Duncan snd Forest Park boaisvari:
ETsIk Storm to Ed Rroesmeyer-q,e q
vandeventer: Eliza Dinwoody to a. Col
AOSsl Ih-I5 IL. n. 8. oct. laNI0T ana
Newstead: George Wander to John DO
gard Realty comPany-w. d..:-----:: 800
kENNERLi-1o9 IT. n. s. bet Euclid
and Marcus; Harry Young to Joseph
Dormitzer-w. 400
IT. n. e. bet. Lake and
Union: Alex. Fisher to A. Fisher Archi-
tectural Building Company-w. d.......... 700
MICHIGAN fl, ". s.. bet. Eeosho and
1taska; Theresa Grove TO Chris. Grove
MICHIGAN-5O #: Chris. Grove to
& Theresa Grove-qtc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o
McPHERSON-O TT. .. s. bet. Boyle and
Whittier; Lena Pate to Ed Primer
MAPLE-5ff It. = q" bet Clarendon and 0'"O
Union: Alex. Fisher 10 A. Fisher Archi-
tectural Building Company. d.. 400
It. w. s.. bet. Caldwell
and Dover: James Murphy to George
Nanronseler-w 1,19i
NORTH 1T. 10 in. 3. s..
bet. 18th and 18th: Lizzie Reyburn TO
& John Miller-w. 2,610
SULLIVAN #. n. s.. bet. Prairie and
Vandeventer: Eugene Schricker TO Lin
dell Real Estate-w. d.....-....---.-. 800
Eugene schricker-w. d...~.M..-...... 5.eoo
SUBrRBAN-3n IT.: Sarah Gardner TO
the Fidelity Realty Company-w. d. 100
SIXTEENTi+2 TT. W. g.. net. Clark and
Walnut: T.. Bahnsen to Oven Ho?ple-
W. ID
TENTH-N IT.. g. s.. bet. Warren and
Montgomery: Laura Hilton TO Fannie
Todd-w. 100
WEST CABANNE-e5 IT: William Recder
10 Martha Kingsland-w. d.----.------- 3,0So
VEST IT: George Kings
land to William Reeder-w. d........... 1000
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETINGS.

ELECTION NoT1CE-The annual meeting o,
The stockholders Of Publishers: Gee. Knapp &
Company for the election OF fva directors t.
ferve duTii 2 the ensuing year. will be held al
TIE Office of the Germany CT Monday. April l.
l.9i The meeting will he convened at . n. m.
CHARLES VI. KNAPP. President.
W. B. Carr, Secretary.
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Wedding Rings Solid Gold.
Finest workmanship. $500 to s2nGn. MeTmod
& Jaccard's. Broadway ard Locust.
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NEW YORK. Fen. IS.-A number oI cir
cumstances served TO produce much lower
prices IN the Stock Market this morning
upon the opening Of business. The decline
in American stocks in London was che of
these. and another influence was the lis
cusssor excited by Saturdays bank state
ment
In addition. the tariff action on the
part of the Russian Government was cal
culaJed 10 disturb sentiment. and the call
OF the Miners Union for meeting on
March L TO readiust the wage scale was
operative in the same way.
Some CT the declines in the markets at
tanned noteworthy proportions St Paul
was particularly weak feature ami sub
stantiai declines we're shown in Della ware
and Hudson. Union Pacific. and Southern
Pacific
Burlington and Quincy was a conspicu-
Ous exception to the general market, open
ing above its final level of Saturday, and
the stock retained the strength It showed
in the earlier dealings.
Foreign houses were quite large sellers
Of the stocks in this market Notwith-
standing the unsettIement of confidence by
reason OF the noted circumstances. the
market after the opening weakness. de-
veloped a somewhat frmer tone The
trading was in large volume and very we'll
distributed The several quarters of the
market. however. moved with an unusual
degree of uniformity.
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woULD-BE REsCUERs PERISH.
Three Boys Drowned in the Hudson
Near Hayerstrayv. y. Y

HAVERSTRAW, N Y. Feb I8.-For the
first time in a number Of years the Hud-
son River at this point was frozen over
I today, and number Of people took ad-
( vantage Of the opportunity to 20 skating.
Among them were Patrick Cochlan, seven
teen years Old his fifteen year-old
/ brother, James. and d companion. VIII
liam Hession, thirteen years old.
The boys did not keep near the rest OF
the skaters, but yentUred down near COT
fer Dam. where there is an atrhoIe The
ice around this spot was very thin. James
/ Cochlan was being chased by the two
other boys when he got on this thin ice
and went through His brother Patrick
| Immediately went to his assistance and
also went in Hession had skated TO a
! barge, which was stuck in the ice near by
and got rope
This he threw to the elder Cochlan.
who had his arm around his brother S
waist. Young Hession managed to get
Patrick upon the ice They made moose
; Of the rope and threw ii over James
head. He stuck one arm through it and
the boys dragged him toward the strong
ice Patrick made a desperate effort 10
reach his brother but in doing so he
lost his balance and fell into the water
again The rope slipped from under
James arm and he went down and never
came 10 the surface
Hession now tried to save Patrick Coch-
Ian, and in doing SO he was dragged ITO
the water. He scrambled out twice hut
in making a third attempt u rescue
Cochlan he went through the lee far the
last time
Both boys were worn out, and although
they fought to save themselves. they sank
together.
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THE INDUSTRIAL ENQUIRY.
sUb-CommissIOn on Transportation
Meets in New York

sUb-CcmmissiOn on transportation
Meets in New York
NEW YORK. Feb. 18-The sub-c0nmfs-
sion CT transportation of the Industrial
Commission net in the Chamber OF Com
merce rooms this morning for the first
weeks session in which the coal read
combinations are announced TO be the
principal subject of enquiry.
James E Chtlds. General Manager Of the
New York Ontario and Western Railroad
was put on the stand at 10.45 o'clock. He
said that his road handled 3.75 per cent
OF the anthracite coal product in the
country Nest Of its coal was carried
from the Wyoming region in Pennsylva-
MIA Charles J. Harris, of North Caro-
lima. asked NEST OF the preliminary ques-
tons The other members CT the sub
commission present were Representa-
tive Thomas W Phillips Of Pennsylvania
John L. Kennedy. OF Indiana, and e.
D. C0nger, OF Michigan. Prof " z Rip
ley. OF the department OF economies in
The massachusetts Institute Of Techn8lo-
gy- adviser 10 the committee, was pres
ent and occasionally asked questions.
The Commission expects to examine on
Thursday J. PierpOnt Morgan and J. J.
Hill Both have signifed their willingness
10 testify Possibly, on Mr. Morgau's ex-
animation. The recent steel combination
may be taken up.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washington D. c.
February -, IsoI-Noucc Is hereby given that
on Thu RSDAY, FEBRJ AIRY TN ENTY- EIGHTH
1901. the lease Of The fish wharf IN the city q
Washington viii be sold hy public auction for the
term Of one wear from March J. 1901 Il 3 o'clock
p NJ on st.. between sth and 9th sts in front
Of the fish stalls OF 4 Center Washington
Market. ali rights privileges granted or al
lowed by the laws Of the corporation Of Washing
ton, TO establish wharycs docks for the land
ing, cleaning and sale OF fish in the city OF Wash
lugIon, and no wharf dock shall be deemed
eligible unless situated az soHse point the north
side OF the Potomac River and Eastern branch
Slto.C0 TO be paid the day OF sale and the resi-
due to he paid within FIVE DAYS from the day OF
sale. By order OF the Board of Commissioners Of
the D 4. HENRY g. + MCFARLAND JOHN
". ROSS LANSING II. BEACH. Commissioners.
D. C. elsie. cNS
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AUCTION SALES.
JAMES ". RArcLIFFE, AUcnoNEER.
ADMINISTRATIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
I..-.LLN - N 80. ~ LEh-LLL

ADMINISTRATIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
KNOWN AS No I2s2;k ELEVENTH ST = E
By virtue OF q decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District OF Columbia holding 4 special term
fer Orphans Court business, IN the matter OF The
estate Of Margaret NJ Carrico. deceased, known as
administration cause No. 1850 the undersigned
administrative OF said estate VIII. on THURSDAY
FEBRt-A AIRY 81 1901 At HALF PAST POI5R
O'CLOCK 2. N. IN front Of the premises Sell
at auction the following described property. 10
wit: The north part OF lot IN square 1000. being
the north twenty feet Of said lot, improved by the
dwelling house No l2t2I4 Eleventh St Sc Wash
iDgton. D. C.
The terms Of sale Is described in said decree
are: One-third OF the purchase money IN cash
and the residue IN two equal nstallInents, Uaya-
bic in one and two years respectively 10 be So
cured by deed Of trust the real estate sold or
all cash al the time of sale at the option OF the
purchaser. The terms Of sale 10 be complied
with in ten DAYS from the dar- of sale, or the
administrators claims the right 10 resell at the
cost and risk OF the d1iIuiJing purchaser All
conycyanciHG revenue stamps and recording at
the purchasers cost. deposit OF one hundred
dollars required on the day Of sale.
ALICE c. CORNNELI
Administrative, No 10 10Th ST ne
eg-1E9=
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Washington STOCK Exchange.

Sales-Washington Traction and Elec-
Capital Traction. 3G105 Il; Mergen1haler
Linotype, 10G171. 60Gl12. 35G173. 30G174.
10d174 u. 10d174 "a. 10G174 rs. 45G
rs, 1O6I75 II. 92G176, 91GI77, 32G
176 IS. 65G176 ga, 30G176 IS. 10G176 1-2,
10@176 1-2-Seller 80. 20G17e-SeIler go.
IG@f75 S., 106175-Seler 90. 10GI75 1-2,
45G173. 106173-SeIIer 80. I0d173 "a;
Lanston Monotype, 100Gl3 3-4-Buyer 50,
1Q5G13 81 After caII-Capital Traction,
100l05 Ii. Washington Traction and
Electric 1-2's, 2,000G64 "a, 101O0G5-
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rxEIMoNIA cAN BE rREvEHrEn

This disease always results from cold or an
attack OF the grip and may be prevented By
the timely use Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
That remedy was extensively used during the cpl
denies OF IL grippe OF the past few years and
not single case has ever been reported that
did not recover or that resulted in pneumonia,
which shows IL to be certain preventive o.!
that dangerous disease ChsmheTlain's Cough
Remedy has gained worldwide reputation for
its cures Of colds and grip For sale by Henry
Evans wholesale and retail and all CrIlreists
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New York Gotten Market.
a new sURETY COMPANY.
fans Under DIscusHfon and Pros
pectus Issued.

4 number OF prominent business men
are interested In plan to form in the
District new surety company. The CON-
pany Will be called the Surety Company of
North America. If it is started, as now
seems probable A prospectus of the com
pany has been circulated among possible
subscribers 10 the stock.
Plans for a local company were discuss
ed year or more ago, but at that time
they were given up. At present con
siderable business for such a company is
done by outside concerns.
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Death of DIR. J. H IiDslex

BURLINGTON, Vt, Feb. 1S-Dr- J. H.
Linsley. director Of the State Laboratory
OF Hygiene and one of Vermont's best
known and most conspicuous medical fpe-
'IattsJs. died yesterday at his home on
South Union Street after a brief illness
Of cerebral meningitis
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-18

Annapolis, Feb 1s--1It is expected
Annapolis viii be largely represented at
the Inauguration of President Mckinley
and that a battalion of naval cadets. ST.
Johns College students and Company C.
First Regiment, Maryland National Guard,
Captain Porter, will be on hand
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Fred NanderhiIt,s CruIsIns Partr.

FERNANDINA. Fla, Feb. 16.-Freder-
TEX ". Vanderbilt and his party arrived
last night in his private car. They board
81 the yacht ConquerOT that has been
waiting for them. They will leave today
for an extended cruise
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MERGENTHALER STOCK BooMs.
An Advance ON tie Local Exchange
to ~ Bid.

There was big excitement on the local
Stock Exchange today over Mergenthaler
Linotype stock, which advanced rapidly
TO III. or q points above the price Of last
week The bidding for the stock was very
feyerish and apparently ali the small
holders who have been selling recently
desired TO buy back their stock. The clos
ing price was somewhat of from the top.
but stnI several points above the closing
price Of last Saturday.
The rUmor that the Nergenthaler Com
pany IS negotiating for the purchase Of
the Monoline Company, which was alluded
20 II the newspapers yesterday. seemed to
be the sole cause Of the boom in the stock.
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Died of Hrdronhohin.

STAUNTON. Va, Feb. 1S-WesIey
Mayo, the eight-year-OId son of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Mayo, OF Greenwood, dleG IF
hydrophObia yesterday. the result Of a
bite of a mad dog received last December
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sALE-We viii sell choice lot On eIee-
tric railway during February only for SZI0; terms
SO cash balance monthly without interest OF
taxes Call Tor booklet. CLARK BROS. 600
18th Il mia
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Tn THE STOCK MARKET
Il iewOrthy Declines in the Initial
Operations.

: Somewhat Firmer Tone Develops
After the OpeEing-St- Pa=I and
W-eaISncsS-FoEeEg Houses Large
SeiIers-TradinE Well Distributed.
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Fort KENT-oFFICE ROOMS.

Tok RENT-Rooms in building ss2 + St NV.
cheap rent. Apply to W J. DANTE. Hutchins
Building 10th and D sts deIs-t!
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make market prices what he wishes them
by his manipulation.

There is bcllish talk regarding Peoples
Gas, based on the fine statement of The
company a few days ago
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS. singing eanaries, knocking
birds, dogs, cats rabbits gold fish, etc: cata-
logue free SCiiAlD'S BIRD STORE. III 18th st
law. auI2
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New York stocI. Market.
Open High. Low. 2:I5.

Corrected daily by " B. HiHbs & Co. man
terS Of the New York Stock Exchange. 1919 F
Street
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FROM THE SEA TO PBKIN
English Correspondent Describes
the Horrors of the Expedition.

The Progress Of the Allies Marked
by n Track of Outrage and Terror.
Soldiers Criticised for ITI-Tremt-
ment Of Chinese-Thousands of Ce-
IestiaIs End Their own Lives.
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The Royal Road TO wealth.

(From the Chicago Evening Post)
Il tell you IT takes mighty smart and shreEyd
man 70 accumulate 4 large fortune these DAYS
20 ] don't know; not while heiresses are 81
easily satisfied an some OF them seen 20 be
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-18

Il is thought that the talk of the coal
miners strike may have a depressing ef-
feet On the anthrac ite coal securities,
though this is not a thing to be too Ger
tain OF. Mr.. Morgan Is in control OF the
coal stocks and his people have acknowI-
edged in court that he can practically
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Do You Need Money? We Have L far Ynn.

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strictly confidential COLUMBIA GUARANTEE
Co. els st auIl-tF
Monty TO LOAN at SO to per cent. in suns
OF s., eco 10 $4,000 on D. c real estate; paw of
8 and per cent mortgages and begin anew; all
transactions conducted with economical ccnsidera-
tion for borrowers WM. Il. SAUNDERS & CO
I40T st NV. ms
MONEY-Sl0 and up loaned on furniture pianos.
etc At the lowest rates and on easy payments:
business strictly confidential SOUTHERN LOAN
Co. Room 81, Warder Bldg fei-Ino
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED COLLAT-
ERAL-No delay. CHARLES A BAKER, Rooms
90 and 4I, Metzerett Building. ITO ST.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-18

The tip heard in The Street last week 10
buy Western Union was in evidence again
this morning. The stock opened of more
Than 4 point. but soon recovered its loss.