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The Washington times., 1901-09-28
CHURCH NOTICES.

OPEN AIR SERvICE-The open air service at
80 O'Clock Sunday afternoon around the Peace
Gross, on the National Cathedral site; special
preacher, Rev. Philip NJ Rinelander. Everybody
invited; take the Tenleytown Electric Cars.
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Georgetown
Prep. School.

Four years High School Course. prepares for
Freshman in Georgetown any other College.
Special attention to Day Scholars. Hours. s:i5
4. m to P.
Send for catalogue.
Rev. Jerome Dauglleriy, S. j.,
President
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSAL FOR STEAM BeHlERs-oFFIeE
OF THE COMMISSIONERS d. c.. Wash
ington, September 81 1ocl.-Sealed pro-
posals will be received at this office until II
NOON. OCTOBER g. 1901, ior furnishing and
erecting, complete and ready for use, two (3)
seventy (70) horse power steam boilers, OF the
water tube type. Specifications. blank forms Of
proposal, and all necessary information may be
obtained at this office. HENRY B. F. MACFAR-
LAND. JOHN W ROSS. LANSING H. BEACH,
Commissioners d. C.
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PROPOSALS will be received at the Bureau Of
Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department. Wash
ington, D. c., until I2 O'CLOCK NOON, oC-
ToBER /, 1901 and publicly opened immediately
thereafter, to furnish at the Navy Yard Wash
ington. d. C., 100000 pounds OF sulphuric acid
for the Naval Proving Ground. Blank proposals
Will be furnished upon application to the Navy
Yard, Washington, d. C. A. s. KENNY Pay
master General L. s. n
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BLISS ELECTRICAL SCHOOL

Day and evening classes In theoretical and ap-
Piled electricity. Students actually construct
dynamos and other electrical apparatus
Courses thorough, enlarged and improved; COM
plete in one year.
Opens September 80 Catalogue on request
6Ji Twelfth ST. NV.
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SAINT CECILIA'S ACADEMY, COL East Capitol
st.. boarding and day school for girls and young
ladies; primary, commercial, and college pre-
paratory courses: music and art; ciasses resumed
Monday. September 10. 1901: tor further paftica'
lars, aduress SISTER u. AUGUSTA. Superiof.
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Dental Department.

Lecture. -iii open Monday. October l.
Catalogues and information nay be obtained
from the Dean. w. n. CoGAN. b. D. s.. I74s
n Street northwest
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Art Students League

Opens October 1. sos Seventeenth St n W.
lnstructors-=Ar. Ran Brooke. Mr.. Edward T.
Morse, Miss VI. Mueden, Miss L. T. Hull, Miss
Emma Humphreys
Glasses in drawing and painting from life an
tiquc and still life: decorative and industrial
mailed.
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SPECIAL NOTICE-A meeting OF the minority
stockholders of the City & Suburban Railway Co.
of Washington, viii be held at the office Of
Bloomer Ffoulke & Co., 1881 F st. NV, MON
DAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 30. 1901, AT S
O'CLOCK. JOHN +. SHEA, C. p. WILLIAMS,
ID. N. NEwBoLD, STEPHEN GATH.
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DIED.
MARTIN-on September "a, 1901, JOHN T..
MARTIN aged sixty seven years.
Funeral service at his late residence. 3oi Eiev-
enth Street southwest. Sunday ut p. m. In
tesnent at Seaford, Del
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Graduate School.

Lectures resumed Monday, October I.
FOR information and catalogues addresD
The REV. JEROME DAUGHERTY, s. J.. Rector.
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Headache caused by indigestion promptly cured
by Royal Headache Tablets. Safe. sure.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE CoRCoRAN GALLERY OF ART will re-
open TO the public week days on Tuesday,
october I. 1901. F. B. Mcclure, Director.
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TANNERS BUSINESS COLLEGE.

TANNER'y BUSINESS COLLEGE,
+ Loan and Trust building. corner = and 9Th
Established 20 years.
The principal was official court stenographer.
also public accountant
COURSES: Shorthand. TypewritiEg. Bookkeep-
S udents in Shorthand may take, without extra
e.st, Bookkeeping and the Business and and Eng
lsu Courses. Practically private instructions
Join at any time. We find positions for all
Catalogue. can and ses d fs1s
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iuli-course gIaduates Psy and night, sessions
TT Us,Nr,c BUSINESS COLLEGE.
EfNNN EIGHTH AND K STS.
- - Established 1875. Day or Night
Sexton, IS year. Business. Shorthand. Type
wrising.
WASHINGTON, D. c., KINDERGARTEN NOR
NAL INSTITUTE-Nodel kindergarten. school
SUSAN PLEssNER POLLOCK. Principal
EXPERT stesographers guaranteed with from
forty to sixty days work. White shorthand.
simplest system extaut; evening classes COM
menee October Is; individual instruction. Ad-
dress Box as, this Office.
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Captain Lemiy then read communica-
ton from Commodore Schley to Admiral
Sampson. dated 'Of CIenfuegos, May 23
lSSS.' saying that the steamer Adula,
which had LEFT Santiago May IS, reported
that on that night she saw the lights of
seven vessels seventy miles to the south
ward Of Santiago and that next day,
Thursday. May 10, at Kingston, cable re-
ported the Spanish feet at Santiago"
(rhe Spanish fleet did arrive at Santiago
May 10 Commodore Schley said also
in this communication Friday, May 20
the Aeet was reported to have left San
@Now on Saturday. May u. when about
forty miles southwest OF this port |
heard from the bridge of this vessel
firing of guns, toward Cienfucgos, which
-interpreted as a welcome to the Spanish
feet, and the news this morning by the
Aduia convnees me that the fleet IS here.
Latest war bulletin from Jamaica, receiv-
ed this morning. asserts that the fleet had
left Santiago. think ! have them here
Captain Lemly ALSO read a despatch
from Commodore Schley to Admiral
Sampson saying that he was by no means
satisfied that the Spanish feet was not in
Cienfaegos Harbor and that he would
therefore remain of that place.
Mr. Hanna, with the assent of Admiral
Schleys counsel, introduced Il meInoran-
dunn which the receiving stamp showed
had been received on the Broc5sIyn at
s:l5 Il. Va. May g. K9s, dirS citing Com
modorc Schiey TO zt2p work on the new
Qualifications at Cienfuegos reported by
Captain McCaiia- Later IN the day Cap
t;tiE Nccaila testified that no attempt had
been made by Commodore SchIey to stop
this work.
In taking the witness for croys-cysrni-
nation, Mr. Raynar first read the memo
randum from Admiral Sampson TO Com
rnodore Sckley, delivered by the witness
on board the Brool6lya on the morning
a Admiral Sg-
said, 'It is thought that the enclosed in
structions will reach you by a. M, OF.
May %. This VIII enable you to leave be
fore daylight In answer to Ir. Rayner
Lieutenant Hood snhi that he bad not
arrived at CteasreSos at a. m. that
morning. and that Admiral Sampson had
oyeresti;sEtted the speed of the vessel.
Then he could not lsase befure day
light II he did not get the dispatches un-
tn Sis a. nj. % asked Mr.. Rayner.
After the recess the cross ss-examinction
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EDUCATIONAL.

ondr the management OF the Fathers Of the
society OF Jesus. Over one hundred professor
and seven hundred students
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The Koch Consumption and
Asthma Cure
by inhalation.

Dr. Koch is the only man who ever
did cure this fatal disease. His new syS-
TEN. which he Is constantly improving
for curing consumption by the use of q
new tuEeTcUIine. is here in Washington.
D c. and at the original Koch Lung
Cure. at 80 r. Street northwest. also at
Philadelphia, New York. and many other
cities
The great professor in his years Of
study discovered medicine called tUber-
ouIine which ne iujCcts into the ciTcu-
lauoH, also by combining it with healing
oils IL Is thrown into fine yapors 10y the
Use Of the Koch Inhalation apparatus.
Tho yauorS Of these healing oils are
easily bT,aJhsd into the air tubes. CaUS-
ing IN, lungs to be entirely ull.d with
tis,.Ju. ana tho lungs are healed as if by
maggie. Tho yayoTS are composed OF
autiE-ptics diSiul l,ctaUts. and the great
Koch tuLcrculiue- and the effect is to
Eiu the disease germs and expcl them In
Ia.t. uu form .uf germ life can live when
Thoroughly under. the influence Of the
Koch Inhalation Send for the Koch
Lung club booklet.
Don't take any more medicine into the
stomach. Lung medicine is always hard
ON the stomach.
Th, addresses Of cured patients will be
gladly given. II you don't believe the
patients call upon their neighbcrs. and
YOU viii get the truth. Call and see the
WoadaIfuI inhalation invention You viii
fua that this treatment has absolutely
cured hundreds of patients after every
known medicine has failed
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AN ANTI-TREATING CLUB.
COnviviaI Spirits Agree to Buy y,
Wore Drinks for 0fhers


The idea of forming anti-treating clubs
has again struck certain members OF the
conviviai class, and the foundation for an
organization of this sort was laid last
night
\ dozen men were seated in a gaUdily
furnished saloon They had been imbib-
ing freely when one suddenly arose and
made the blunt assertion that he was
broke and could not meet his turn to set
EN- up"
BOYS he said, Il came here to get a
single drink; I thought l wanted it; L ran
against this gang and have sat here for
three hours, when l ought to have been
at home. I have spent money that my
wife and children should have had and
I say TO you now that I'm going 10 quit
this game and quit it for good. There is
nothing in it"
The other members of the party laugh
ed They thought the assertion Of their
friend a Joke at first Then a serious
mood took hold of them. and one remark
ed that the habit Of treating was a bad
one. Three-fourths of the drunkenness
seen, he declared, was the result of the
custom. Another member Of the party
suggested jocularIy that it would be a
good thing TO renounce the habit then and
there and taking this man at his word.
an agreement was made that none Of
those present should treat for year II
was solemnly determined that Il any Of
them wanted a drink he should take it.,
but no one should ask any other person
TO drink with him
A club Of this sort was formed under
similar circumstances in a saloon in
Northeast Washington about three years
ago 1t appears to have had beneficial
effect upon at least some Of the men who
Joined IL reporter who was present
when II was formed ChancGd to meet one
Of the men who went into it after the in
cident Of last night and told him about
it. He declared that while the majority
years ago had broken their pledge, he had
stuck 70 il faithfully, and" said ne, i
have not only saved money bat have say
have not only saved money, but have
saved myself many Il headache by II.
have made good wages for years.
ne continued, and have drawn them
twice "A month II was mighty
rare thing for me to get home
on pay day with less than q Hv"-doIiHr
note missing. while / trained with the
treating outfit Many times ] waa short
ten
In the twenty years that ] have been
ia the Government employ, / could have
paid for a mighty nice home with the
money / have blown in being good fcl-
iuw Tho trouble Is / quit treating and
getting treated too late. If had known
twenty years ago what now know about
! tE. oyl OF this habit ] would never buy
q living soul "a drink and nobody could
bly on. Tor me
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iFFCm the IIllaCeiFhla EcCOT4-1
Quite an excitement has been created in Ken
slnGton by 81 small matter As a bean The
bean Eas brought from Manila two years ago By a
travelling agent tur large n4nufactory- uho had
seen tree covered with beautiful flowers and
beans while tTavolug III Luz5n- and had secured
one oi the pods Fearing that If ne c0nfded 1t
10 professional florist lac would lose The honor
and glory Of introducing a new flower 10 Phila-
Cc,UhIa he turned over the bean TO q Kensiugfon
woman agreeing to pay q month for its care
and culture until IT produced flowers The bean
has been two years growing 5at - not vet over
two inches in height Local b0tanists say II Is
not a bean but date seed which has been
planted in mistake. The owner. who paid SD
Tor years hoard for tie ban thinks the care
EahCT should now keep il f0T company, but she
says she has had three door bells worn out by
curious visitors. Recently the owner dug the
plant mp TO sec what the root looked like, and
found that while there only three inches
q stem and leaves. large Ig-iucs pot was
ElIed with a hhrous roots. He thought IL would
be good plan 10 clip the roots since which
time tAe Manila bean has been but little faded
h0-.Cr- TIE oarstaEer asserts that N two years
she has served the bean With ,i0v gallons Of
water and taken 20,teJ steps ia carry in-s II
around the house 70 give 1t the fuIi benefit Of
the sunshine It WAS as much trouble and care
as a baby, only il did not cry at night.
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An Upset Lamp Burns Two Persons.

Fannie Brooks. a nine-year-old coIored
girl was taken to the Homeopathic Hos
pital in a serious condition last night as
the result Of having been severely burned
about her face and body by the upset
ting Of coal oil lamp in her home. 1921
BIagdon's Alley northwest. Her cries
reached the ears Of her mother Mary
Brooks. in an adjoining room. who at
tempted to smother the flames from the
girl : clothing by using a rug In so doing
the mother was badly burned about the
hands and face In the meantime passing
citizens eXtiuguiShed the fire and both
mother and daughter were sent to the
hospital The girls condition is of a Sc
TiOUs nature. although she was still alive
at late hour last night.
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Why "A FIue wouldn't Draw.

IFT-T nc MILI0@I70II ITl-INe-J
Il is amusing 20 listen % some q the tales of
woe 20 which the police are subjected daily and
one which was reported recently about reaches
thc climax The man with the trouble on his
mind lives in the northeastern part OF the city.
lie walked IN with anxious l9oh- 4 want
10 know what 20 DO" lac began. There is a
troublesome racCcoH IN my HeighborhC0d and
every How and then be- climbs into my chimney
This morning ] tried 10 light a FIRE and the
chimney would not draw. Now, what | want
10 know Is whether ] have the night To kilI
him" Tie officers told The troubled citizen
a. smoke The animal out, and if that did Ect
succeed 10 get au axe and despatch him forth
with
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Blue spnrro,vs Bcat Polka Dot Birds.
UTom thc PhiladelpHia InqlTcrJ

fITUW NC THII3utIVU IuINItTJ
York. Pa.-Twelge cock sparrows It is said.
furnished amusement for Iut Of tHc sports 81
tIie city the other evening. Cooking mains aTs
Is old a. thc hills. and signing for something
new some knowing oues fixed up a box about
eighteen inches square IN wH5oh they placed
the little birds SIX were painted blue; the
others wore polka dot suits All had their
wings and tails clipped. II Is said the hRht
ygas lively and afforded plenty Of excitement
The betting was brisk. The blues were Tho
f4voritez, and justified 1T boy putting the polka
dots 10 steep SO s0ullly that Lheg had to hag,
their uegas HrUuE. The main lasted au hour
and twenty minutes.
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BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES.
Letters of Credit
TRUSTEES SALE.
THOMAS DOWNING & Co. Auctioneers-

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNINPROvED LOTS N
WHTTEHAVEN NEAR THE CONDUIT ROAD
By virtue OF a certain deed Of trust. dated
April 20 ISgI. and recorded IN Liber 1915 at
folio 1876 ct SEQ, one OF the land records OF the
District OF Columbia, and at the request of the
holder Of the note secured thereby, the under
signed trustees. VIII sell at public auction IN
front OF the premises. on SATURDAY. THE nth
DAY OF APRIL 1891. COMMENCING AT Fol r
O'CLOCK p. NJ the following described pieces
or parcels Of real estate situate IN the County OF
Washington District OF Columbia, TO wit: Lots
one %, two (2p, three tSl, four a., five 90,
six (6D seven %. eight tS(. twelve I'D. thIr-
teen IS}- fourteen 40 fifteen 10, sixteen 90,
seventeen 90, eighteen tls)- nineteen 40,
tyreDtv (2g) and twcnty-one cd, IN block :
in the subdivision made by Jacob ?. Clark
and Edward B. CottrcU trustees Of Tot three 81
and part Of lot two e. IN NHFtehaycn, for the
Palisades Of the Potomac Land Improvement
Comp9uv. said subdivision being recorded in the
Office of the Surveyor OF the District o. Columbia
in Book County No I, page 90
Terms of sale 500 cash each lot at time Cf
sale balance Of purchase money within thirty
davs thereafter All 1uuvgyauCiBg recording.
and revenue stamps to be at purchasers cost.
tlvs from day Of sale the trustees VIII resell
at the risk and cost OF the GatIultnE purchaser
CT purchasers. after five DAYS previous adyer-
tiseTncut Of such resale in some newspaper OF
general circulation printed and published in the
City OF Washington, District OF Columbia
WA- " AYRES,
NM. Z. LEWIS.
Trustees
The purchaser Of the above sale, having uoti-
fed us that he viii not comply With the terms,
we viii resell the same on FRIDAY. THE
SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE. 1871. At p NJ
WN-.W. ANRES,
WM. T. LEWIS,
T-fsaf
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Sales-CapitaI Traction Is: Io9oU1aS&a:
Washington Traction and Electric rs
1."uUtf.: Union Trust and Storage Co
3uI16- Capital Traction. 26TIa5"a. 212ulUl
-pJlo3 15-IG. T+trIG&-s: Mer@euthaler Limo
type 2uUI-17l- Laustou NIonotype: lo04IIi
buyer 81: American C5raphophoue Co
common: IG54g5s- 25H2zz- After call
- Georgetown Gas: 407N: Cap
itaI Traction. 4NUIG4- Washington TraC-
tion and Electric H-'s- lp9d67. 2.o00d6S.
I06fTESrz. NerEenthaler Linotype l1H
IlI5.: West End National Bank: IvUl25iz-
coyrPNEfFNT RQNDS
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NEW YORK, June the coroner's Of
fcc received a report this morning that
Charles }. Hatch. broker Of 2I0 West
one Hundred and Thirty-hTst Street, had
committed suicide by inhaIing Illuminating
gas
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" NJ W Ah RES,
NM. Z. LEWIS.
TRUSTEES SALE Of No. 1888 MAssACHUs-

IT II \ L y ".
BY virtue OF a certain deed Of trust. recorded
in IIber No 22-2. folio 200. ct seq. Of the land
records Of the District of Columbia, the under
sizuc,I trustees viii, uu WEDNESDAY il Ne
T. 1901 At 30 O'CLOCK sell az public auction
in front Of the premises the following land and
premises The west $50 feet of Tot numbered Is
square 80 as per plat, Liber y K folio 21s-
Tcrms-tne-hlIf cash. balance equal payments
cue and two years at per cent. secured by deed
oi trust on said property Deposit OF 500 re-
quircd at time OF sale. CouyeyaucIng, stamps.
.nd recording at cost of purchaser. Terms To
We complied with within fifteen days other
wise trustees reserve the right TO sell at risk and
cost u defaulting purchaser
DAVID D. STONE
REGINALD ". BEALL,
Trustees.
THOMAS nUFN 4 SON Aulffau4pr-
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N TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING \ SPECIAL TERM
FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS.-IN RE
ESTATE OF LUCIUS b BOWMAN. DECEASED
No I0l7s- Administration Docket Is
Application having been made to the supreme
Court Of the District OF Columbia holding a
special term Tor Orphans Court business Tor
probate Of the last VIII and testament and Tor
letters Je7tamentary on said estate by The Union
Trust and Storage Company OF the District OF
Columbia. it is ordered this 2lst day Of Nay,
1901 THAI notice Is hereby given TO Albert Bow
man : NJ Bowman, Julia B. Castlebcrgy. Joanna
Barnes Virgil Bowman. Katie lee, and Bertha
D Barrier and 10 all others concerned. to appear
I'M said court on MONDAY, THE 2iTH DAY OF
JINE. A D. 1901. at 10 O'CLOCK \. n. 20
show cause why such application should not be
granted This notice shall be published n the
Washington Law Reporter and The Washing
ton Times once IN each OF three successive weeks
before the return day therein mcntioucd-yhe
first publication TO be not less than thirty days
before said return DAY
b. the court: T. n. ANDERSON Justice
Attest: LOJIS 4. DENT Register OF Wills
HAMILTON * COLBERT.
Attorneys Tor Applicant
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Poem, Generally.


tFI0m Inc AtchIsOn UI0tc-J
We have found in 4 long experience IN q news
PAPER Office that A perfumed letter Is apt l.
contain thing worth reading,
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this stock should sell below St. Paul or
even much below Northwest 1t has been
very strong for the past few days. but is
likely TO make a considerable further ad-
vance in the opinion of many careful peo-
pie.
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N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING SPECIAL
TERM FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS
N RE ESTATE Or THOMAS f NacMANUS,
DECEASED. No. I0IS2-
Application having been made TO the supreme
Court of the District OF Columbia holding 4
special term for Orphans Court business. by
Rosie NacHsnus, for letters OF administrator
on said estate to issue To Malcolm Huftv. II Is
ordered this 2Sth day Of MAY. \ y. 1901, that
notice Is hereby given To Margaret \ MIcMauus
and Thomas H. MacMauJIs- and all Others con
cCrucd TO appear IN said court on the EIGHTH
DAY OF july 4 D. 1901. at 70 O'CLOCK \ NJ
to show cause why such application should not be
granted. This notice TO be published in the
''WashingtoH Law Reporter and The Washington
Times once week for three successive weeks
before the return day herein mentioned the iirsJ
publication 20 be not less than thirty days be
fore said return day
T. r. ANDERSON. Justice.
Attest: LOUIS \. DENT, Register of wis
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The Atcbis0us Strong Features
RocE. island. the ErTcS. and south
crn Pacific Rcactionary-A Big
BrooIlIyn Rapid Transit Fire.
NEW YORK. June 5--Decidedly irreEI-
lar tendencies characterized the stock
Market in the early dealings this morn
iu=- For the most part recessionS- some
of which were fairly extensive, took place
from yesterdays final figures The reae-
tionarv tendency was most pronounced in
the l.rfss. Rogl. Island Southern Pacific
and Ontario and Western. which were the
leaders at the close Of business yesterday
in respect Of strength and activity, but
nothing that was new bearing upon those
stocks OF the general situation developed
over night The AtchisouS we're bucyant
at all times
London furnished irregular changes for
American stocks with declines pTedorni-
mating. hut the cables reported that with
the course of the business session there
was q sharp Improvement in the ATneri-
can quarter. business was. however very
much restricted 10y reason of the absence
Of the public a. the Derby race
In the Industrial quarter the United
States Steel issues were strong and ac-
i've Sugar Refining was dealt IN around
Yesterdays final price. i material ao-
vance was noted in the American Car and
Foundry issues. and the Tobacco stocks
were very strong, notably for American
Tobacco
Among the specfalties Colorado Fuel and
Iron was strong. while the copper stocks
were comparatively dull The market de
veloped rather more general steadiness
with the course Of the business session.
bu. the dealings still reflected moderate
pressure from renewed profit realizing
sales Business was in fairly large volume,
and was well distributed. An incident Of
the early dealings was a decline in Brook
Ivn Rapid Transit on reports that there
had been a disastrous explosion and a fire
at the company-s powerhouse.
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS, Staging can4rIes hlocking
birds dogs cats, rabbits. gold rsh. etc: cata-
logue ice, sCHNID's BIRD ST0Rs. 7Iz 18th sS
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Car and Foundry common. vas strong
this morning This stock and the pre-
fcrred have been among the favoriJes with
conservative investors recently There Is
a rumor that the dividend on the common
VIII ne Increased
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CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE co.,
6O2 F Street n. w.
Cash TO LOAN
LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD on FURNITURE AND PIANOS
Al lowest rates and on the day you apply. We
are Ioaning the Building and Lean Association
plan which makes the cost Of carving loans
much less than ycu pay elsewhere. and allows you
to pay II of II any sized notes you desire run
ming from one to twelve months. Il YOU have
loan with some ether company We viii pzy il
of and advance you more money II desired Rates
cheerfulIy given, and no cost TO you unless lean
Is made Call and get rates Front roon, arss
floor
National Nor tgage Loan Co.
625 F ST. N W
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There is a tip that the New York Cen
rraI would like to own the Ontario and
Western and is now buying the stock