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THE REDEMPTION OF STAMPS.
Trouble Caused by Regulations Of
the Internal Revcnue Bureau.

Tho Internal Revenue Bureau is al "a
loss % know what 10 DO iu the matter OF
redemption ~ war stamps on articles that
were removed from the taxable list Dry
Congress last winter. n has been found
nearly impossible 10 secure harmony be
tween The bureau and the interests that
have stamps for redemption. and the
methods employed hy the bureau are
causing considerable confusion.
Especially is thss true or stamped
checks. The big banks Of the country
have been unable 20 secure return for the
thousands of dollars they have invested
IA thcsr ch.cEs. for the reason that IT is
impossible 90 comply with the regulations
Laid down bv the Commissi1Uer OF Inter
nal Revenue The same condition exists
in even more aggravated form with the
manufacturers Of proprietary medicines
Congress WI undoubtedly Dee called ua-
oG 10 straigIteu ont the taugTe Uv tr,
IassaE. a. law that VIII enable the
holders Of Government stamps which they
cannot TOW Use 10 redeem them without
submit ding 10 rules and regulations that
~ Is almost impossible To- comply with.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-19
THE LAND CLAIM CASES.
Hearing Postponed by Justice BnF-
nHrd Until "Wednesday.

hAEo I MAJ ~ +HneNdEF.
The hearing I'm The Indian land claim
cases which were 20 have come up today
before Justice Barnard. was postponed
until Wednesday The matter VIII come
before the court on the petitions OF Percy
Zadgka. his wife Mamie Zadoka:
Wills O.. West. Wisiam g. VII
lians. and others. members Of the ariIiat-
"a tribes of Illcwa, Apache. and Conan
che Indians, asking that a writ Of man
damus issue against the Secretary OF the
Interior 20 compel him 10 confirm or ap-
prove certain allotments Of lands to the
claimants IN Oklahoma Territory.
The petitions for mandamus were Mod
on August 5. the day previous 10 that nxe1
by the Secretary OF the Interior for the
opening up Of the lands IN question Tor
settlement
District Attorney Gould. who appeared
for tho Government. filed q demurrer TO
the petitions. ia which II IS claimed that
The facts set forth do not constitute a
sufficient cause for action. % IS further
claimed that the subject matter Is purely
one OF executive cosu5zaucc. resting IN the
Judgment and discretion OF the Secretary
Of the Interior. IL rs also commended that
the petitioners have fun and adequate re-
lief without r'sDrtIuE TO the extraordinary
proceedings Ot maudamus.
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~ York Cotton aInrket.
OF INCENDIARY ORIGIN.
Chief DUttOn's Opinion on the
Twelfth street Fire.

The police of the First precinct were
busy today investigating the fire which
occurred last night al 1J. Twelfth Street
northwest Fire Chief DUttou is positive
that the fire was OF iucenGiary origin. as
IT was started in two distinct portions of
the building at ulC@-Iu the raar room
or the first floor. occupied by Dr. y. W
Stewart, and IN the third floor back room.
Precinct Detective Herndon this morn
ing found that two of Dr. Stewards
friends called at the house after the uccu-
pants had left yesterday evening and re
manned until about fifteen minutes before
the fire when they became tired or wait
ing Tor the doctor and left They are
said TO have smoked several cigarettes in
the house. but This could not account for
the iire IN the upper part of the house.
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IRRBGULARITY IN STOCKS.
An Early Declining Tendency Fol
lowed by a Rally.

First Prices ON on Account of Strike
News, SteeIs and Changers Being
the Features-GOod Gains Before
Noon, the Market Becoming Dull.
NEW YORK. Aug. 19-The main infu-
ence in the early dealings in the Stock
Market was apparently the further extern
sion Of the strike of AmaIgamated Asso-
citation Of Iron. Steel and Tin Workers.
The announcement that the Illinois steel
plant at Bay View, Mich. had been adj
ded TO the list Of closed down mills caus-
ed sharp declines in Steel stocks in the
London market and these were dupIicat-
ed in the initial dealings here. The re-
maiuder of the market was Indirectly az
fected by the same circumstance and in
addition. the selling movement which set
in Friday Of last week was continued this
morning
It seemed 90 be apprehcnded that the
week might be marked by Outbursts Of
violence on the part Of the Strikers. q
fact which also initiated against a bet
tering tendency. Aside from the strike
news nothing Of importance transpired
over Sunday.
The trading was fairly active. but was
largely confined to the Western railway
shares and the United States Steel issues.
After the early dealings there was a
general rally in prices. which. however
still left the list as rule we'll below Sat
urdays best prices Active features OF
the market were ST. Paul. Union Pacific
Southern Pacific the Atchison shares.
and Chesapeake and Ohio. Southern Rail
way. and Norfolk and Western. Amalga-
mated Copper was an active feature Of
the so-caued specialties and was steady
Little or nothing was done in the local
traction stocks OF in the general industri-
al list. Dizziness ensucd before nOon.
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A PERSONAL INJURY SUIT.
Mary TubmHH Seeking to Recover
$4,000 for a Broken Leg.

Mary Tubman today fled su:t against
the Metropolitan Railroad Company for
$1,000 claimed as damages Tor personal
injuries. Mrs. Tubmau alleges that on
july p. 1881 she was about 20 take pas
sage on one Of the cars Of the MetropoIi-
tan Railroad Company az East Capitol
and Fifteenth Streets northeast. and that
while in the act Of approaching the cars.
which were still at the car barn. the GUS
tomary place she ftI into a deursss5ou
OF hole where the connections for the
electric lights are made She CumuIsTuS
that the place WAS not sufficiently lighted
and that the holes were not projected by
rails or guards She alleges that She
broke her lrtJ Lex. and SurGluCd h-T I-ft
arm severely. She accuses the company
OF not using due diligence Edward G.
Niles Is named as counsel for the plaintiff
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DIARRHoEA QUICkLY CUHEn.

''Mr. Jacob RIeEr-U-u came iu'5 our store
some time a-e Suffering With l.srrh5el POI badly
that he was passing blood. says j. A. T.ee.I-l
g. Co. 81 Rome, Wis Ike Lad been under Tie
doctors treatment ll- S.- ag s-l.sL So GyaI
him uI q dose 81 tE.Uleri1lE's Collie Cholera
sld Diarrloca Remedy. aEI Il purchased a Ega..
bSttle Cd a.. and lu twenty -four hours DE vas
cell" Tor a-4e iy HllIy Iy4as. wholesale Ind
retail Cd street
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-19

RALEIGH y. g.. Aug I9-The cotton
mills iu this State viii probably an re-
sumo fun time by the first week iu Sep
TENDER. 10 is said that the hosiery mills
viii certainly be put iu operation ny that
time.
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DIED.

HAWEIN@tLBERI HAWKINS -1dIoaIy a.
parted tbs life SATURDAY. August T.. Ig1I aged
thirty year.
FuHerll services sin De held Monday OF 3
O'Clock af Dan, l4se residence, 1910 Thirteenth
street northwest.
Gone. lut not forgotten.
May he scUl Te5t 10 peace.
BY Ills FRIENDS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE Information desired a. to the
whereabouts Ci Leah Jackson. glIareJ formerly
of Baltimore. who lived N Washington IN 100.
matte q pecuulsry interest 90 her or her
heirs Address r. a. TAFT ~ Jefferson ave.
Baltimore. Nd.
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WnshinEton 800. E1chanse.

Salss-American Security and Trust
Company. IHe-u- MergentHaI-r Linotype
rIlH'. laust0u MOlotyUr. I-54IL After
call American Grauhophour Company.
common. l>0siz; American GIaphophau-
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FOF'eWaEes7eMy
FOF-RaFrEaaRhs

The liability to disease is greatly
lessened when the blood IS IN good con
ditiou. and the circulation healthy and
vigorous. For then all refuse matter
IS promptly carried out Of the system {;
otherwise it would rapidly accumulate
fermentation would take place, the
| blood become polluted and the Cousti-
I tuition so weakened that a simple
rualady might result seriously.
A healthy, active circulation means
good digestion and strong, healthy
nerves.
As blood purifier and tonic s. s. s.
has no equal. It's the safest and best
remedy for old people and children
because It contains 10 minerals, but IS
made exclusively of roots and herbs.
No other remedy 50 thoroughly and
efectually cleanses the blood of i'm
- - - purities. At the
R<ANE same time It builds
- - "a up the weak and de-
- bIlitated, and reno
- - - Yates the entire svs-
TEN. 1t cures Permaneutlya all manner
of blood and skin troubles.
Mr.. z. E. Kelly, of Urbaua, o., writes:
Il had Eczema on my hands and face for
five years It would break out in little
white pUstules, crusts would form and
drop off, leaving the skin red and inham-
ed The doctors did me no good. I used
ell the medicated soaps and salVes without
benefit s. 8, 8. cured me, and my skin
Is as clear and smooth as any ones"
Hrs Henry Siegfried, of Cape May, N.
J., Gays that twenty-One bottles OF s. 8 8.
cured her Of Cameo of the breast Doc
tors and friends thought her case hope
less.
Richard T. Gardner, Florence, S. C.,
suffered Tor years with BO1ls. Two bot
ties OF 8. s. s. put his blood in good con-
dition and the BOils disappeared
Send for Our free book, and write
our physicians about your case.
Medical advice free.
HE SNIFF SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. Ca
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BONDS

Company. preferred. 2G1l; NergenthaIer
Linotype. 1GGI6Sls. 1JGI69. 1J0lC95s. Ameri-
asa.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Ma rlzet-
Corrected daily ~ ". B. TIbhs K c. rer.
bers OF the Nes YORK SJocE Ezeaauee ltlg :
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THE oKLAHoMA LOT SALE.
Mr.. Richards Reports transactions
Ia the Interior Department.

Tho Interior Department is DO receipt Of
telegram from Dir E.cLa rds. Assistant
Land COMMISSIONS. now al III Reno. o.
T.. Iu charge Of the disposition 0f IN.
lands formerly belonging 90 the Ki0was.
and other Indian tribes, recently opened
for settlement, iu reference TO the sale
q loJs IN The towns set aside for county
seats.
Mr.. Richards reports that mp 90 the
close Of business, August Il. coo lots sold
in The town az Iauton. al The aggregate
price az S--f,I4I, at AuIdarkO az lots.
aggregate price. $50 GJ. and al Hobart.
C52 lo,s sold FOR Sl9I.s9i
nv rr,sI, rs rnn,.r., mn
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S IA RY

Leans 70 honest employees. Think q itI We
lean money up0a notes without security Of
any kind.
It VIII Cost You Nothing
To call and allow Us 70 quietly explain Why
Ne can save you money II you want money
Guick-see Us today. No delay. Money
waiting. Courteous Treatment always We
want your trade You want our money
That's enough % make the Zeal We loan
money on Furniture, Pianos. etc, also, az
reasonable TateE.
LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
6o2 = Street N. w.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-19

s Carr. Of 1855 Maryland Avenue north
eezt. recently requested q reduction iu the
waite rent bills for premises C1s and 61S
Twelfth Street and 1857 and 1879 MARYLAND
Avenue and go Elliott Street northeast.
The sev. ral applications were referred 70
the water Department. and George j..
Green. the Registrar. has reported that
the houses on Twelfth Street each have
a froutaEe 81 thirty feet and q depth OF
twenty feet lie says further that the
water rent Is assessed on the Fun front
which makes e. lar 30 -zc.ss OF what il
should he In view of This fact the Eeeis-
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Corrected daily by W p Hibbs & Co. mem
RES Ct the New York Stock Exchange. 1f19 ?
Street
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-19

John p. Brady, the Inspector of Build
inEs. has submitted to tho Commissioners
a schedule oi proposals for constructing
an ,iEht-raom school building ON J. Street.
between North Capitol and First Streets
northWost lie states that the lowest bid
is several hundred dollars in excess of the
amount available for constructing the
building. Ia view Of this fact ne says it
viii he necessary 10 make certain moiI-
tiCati1us an the plans ana cost of the pro-
posed structure The Inspector also sub
nItteL q scheme of reduction. to which the
contractor agrees. by which the cost can
le brought within the amount In hand for
the building. This he recommends be ac-
copied. The report today received the
approval of the Commissioner
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SUMMER RESORTS.
Cliff House ons sa.".

IGdr- usW management
Mrs NJ d. MITCHELL. cf "a asInatdu Proprietor.
FISHING, BATHING, BOATING. GRABBING.
Reduced rates for balance o. season.
Special rates 10 parties
Address Mrs. II. d. MITCHELL for particulars.
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trar asks to Do authorized 20 change the
water rating TO q basis of twenty feet, the
depth of the houses ia question.
Mr. Green states that the other houses
mentioned. being apartment houses the
water rent Is assessed according j' the
adopted scheduI,-that is 80 cents per an
mum Tor each room above the number If
three IN each house.
The Commissioners have approved the
above report and Mr. Carr Viii De 50 in
formed
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
CASH TO LOAN

on FURNITURE, PIANOS, ETC
without reuovaI from your possession and IN suy
amount from so 70 500. Cur rates are -
cheapest and you can make your own teruE
Loans made within three hours nom the tina
you apply. We loan for the interest only aad
DO rot want your gOOo=. yOu need have 10
fear q losing then OuE Offices are up on tbs
eth foor away from the street. and are 50 ar
ranged that We can ensure strictest DriTaCy. Droa
IN and get or rEteA
POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN CO.
g2s-g30 ST. NEAR 9Th NV.
Room "a Atlzntic Building
Take Elevator 70 Fifth FlOOr-
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WHAT is FAIRER.

Than q stTaiEh. business proposition % lend vou
money to help you out OF ditacultiesf II yoV
have Furniture Piano. ether good secslritv
We ean help you oVt, and the terms viii be mads
C Euit Jour convenience N paying Gail to zee
Us and get at the bottom Of our business uethnds
EVANS & COMPANY,
T07 c ST. y W
ROOM g. First Floor Rear Opp Patent ofacs.
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BY TEST HAS PROVEN BEST.
Groves Tastcic5s Chill Tonic.
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john +. Brady. the Inspector Of Build
ings. has forwarded 10 the Comm ssion-
eTs statement relative 20 the construc-
tion Of the four-rCom school building IN
Petworth. il appears that the estimates
contained IN the proposals received FOR
the erection Of The building were several
hundred dollars more than the amount
available Tor the pUrpusa. The Inspector
Therefore. suggests certain notifications
Of the plans in order 20 bring the cost Of
the completed building down TO S22.saG
The amount of the appropriation above
the cost ~ site. architect plans. ETC.. Is
81 s57. The Inspector recommends that
the modified plans and proposals Of the
contractors be accepted
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LOANS ON
FURNITURE, PIANOS, &c.
U0NEV II you need money. give Us
mUHLi call; you can make your oEn
terms as to repayment OF Iosr
M0UEV and the goods viii be left n
MUUEl your Un1isturbed Possession.
Our rates will please YOU -
n0HEN they are the lowest and oglr
WOUEl method Of loaning IS the best
and easiest No publicity. Pm
vate Offices
Washington Mortgage Loan Co.,
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Money TO lend on furniture ana
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HERE Is your opportunity TO procure loas
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e2O-tf
MONEY Tc LOAN on APPROVED CO.LAF-
ERAL-So deIsy- CHARLES A BAKER Rooms
90 and -. MerzeroIt Building. no s.
MONEY LOANED saIaricd people and retain rn.r-
chants Upoa their own names without security.
easy pzyLenJs t'liAAN. k0om IS. SJ5-sI8 =
ST.
MONEY TO LOAN at 81 to per cent. IN suas
Of 81 go % $1,000 on D. G. real estate. pay q
EEd per cert mortgages and boEI1 anew; az
transactions conducted With economical considera
zion for b0rrOaers w Il SAUNDERS & Co
lfO7 81
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ings, has forwarded 70 the Commissioners
a schedule OF proposals for the sraGouthic
work about the Dent and Webb school
lruildirE- Ec states that the uuoEua1ded
balance Of the two buildings is $500 for
the Dent School and $500 for the Webb
School Es recumm'EEs that The contract
f0r the work Ee awarded 90 The Brennan
CONSTRUCTION Company ~ Ssg2s Tor the
Webb school and az S.>.5- for The Dent
School.
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AFFAIRS OF The DISTRICT.
Property Owners Protest Against
Changing Street Names.

The Commissioners Urged rot to
Carry Into Execution Their No
menCIHture scheme Plans for
New school buildings Modified.
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LOANS OF $40

Ant UPWARD on FURNITURE AND -IAyos
At lowest rates and on the Gay yod apply. We
are iOaninE On the Building and Loan Association
Plan Ehicn maEes the Cox q carving Ioaus
much less than you pay elsewhere, and allows yoa
10 pay il Of IN shy sized Eotes you desire, run
ming from 70 twelve months = you have =
loan with cone ether company We vii pay Il
OF ard advance you more money Il desired Rates
ebeerfully given. and no cost to you unless loaa
Is uade- Cau and get rzteA Front rocr. arsf
foOr-
National Mortgage Loan Co.
SIS + St. n. W.
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The steel stocks both opened Off rather
badly but made good recovcries before
noon. They were the weakest stocks ON
the list, however as lar as prices were
Concerned, aud comparing the level with
that OF last Friday and Saturday.
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We viii Lend You Money

On jour furniture. pizros. organs etz-. kad yoa
caa pay Il bsSk IN mall weekly or monthlT pay-
neltS
Absolutely NO Delay.
Our business Il strictly coahdeatisl: No ~
barrassing questions % Ask you Lowest rztss Ia
tho city. Private Otacez
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE co.,
6f3 : Street NV.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
Alexandria. Va.

Boarding and Day school f1r Young Ladies and
Chi5Irea- The SD year begins Tuesday. sept 4
Terms moderate. For catalogue address SISTER
81 PEEluR
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The earnings statements for the second
week of August received today were all
good Missouri Pacific for the week show
cd an increase in gross Of 5000 The
Chicago Great Western increase was So
-1s. The Canadian Pacific increase was
$50 0JI- The Wabash increase was So, $50.
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purities. At the
same time II builds
up the weak and de-
bilitated, and reno
Yates the entire sys-
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Sugar was fairly strong around 49, The
cut in the price of refined sugars was
made first by the Trust The Arbuckles
followed suit. Developments are expected
iu th, sugar situation. and people that
have been familiar with the affairs of the
Trust suggest that they viii not be con
sld'r,u IHImIcal 10 sugar stock
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SPINNING WHEEL.

!
GOOD TINES ALL AROUND.
Still OIL Gregory's raisin'
The merriest kind of tune;
Roses in December
Whisperin' Of June.
When you think It's winter,
With it's skies of gloom,
Suddenly frOstflake
Melts into bloom!
Atlanta Constitution.
An here in Luzeanner,
Why. everything's In bloom,
An even when it's rainin'
It's pourin' down perfume.
The birds are always singin',
In sunshine an in rain,
An buccaneers raisin'-
Well, everything and cane.
New Orleans mes-Democrat.
An up here in Chicago.
Where culture fairly huns,
Society is sportin'
Its big chrysanthemums.
The gayest lot of people
You ever come across
We're putin in our evenin's
A-worshippin' the boss.
Chicago Tribune.
In Maryland we're happy
The nor'west breezes pipe:
The canvasback Is blooming
And the terrapin is ripe.
The hardshell crab Is tempting
The jaded appetite:
The oyster makes us joyous
The world is running right.
Baltimore American.
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UNITED STATES A MENACE.
French Writer Regrets that This c. un'
try was Not EARLY DESTROYED.

@EeAcn WFascf Ae2reto that Thto CONN
try -. Not EARLY Destroyed.
A writer in the Paris Gaulois comment
ing on the death Of President Mckinley
and the accession of Vice-President
Roosevelt, says: "Logically, Mr.. Roose-
welt will be the inheritor of the views
and ambitions of Mr.. Mckinley. Thus
there will be no change in the United
States, and I may add that it is the
worse for us. The Emperor William has
for long time understood that the New
world would be, sooner or later, danger
for Europe.
Thirty five years ago, the Emperor
Napoleon III. had a presentiment of the
perils we now clearly perceive today.
When he embarked on the war with
Mexico, he proposed stretching out his
hand to the Southern states, which de-
sired separation from the Union. He
stated that this 6slocation of, the power
full federal republic was the great thought
Of his reign. The future will justify this
appreciation. England and Spain aban-
doned it. and today are sadly paying for
it. Spain has lost her feet, Cuba. Porto
Rico and the Philippines. England, men-
aced in her commercial and industrial
prosperity, is seeking dangerous and
useless diversion in Imperialism
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