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FOR sALE-C0USTRY PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-Fwenty acres. improved by new Z
room house tenant house, orchard OF peach,
pear, and apple trees miles from city,
electric railroad, viii be sold on Tuesday next
without reserve, cali or write for particulars;
also building lots for s. down; balance 81 per
week; also farms near Washington and on river
very cheap. JAMES z CLEMENTS, 1921 St
MS. MISS
FOR SALE-5O0 acres of land the Potomac
in Maryland adjoining Riverside on the west;
in lots to suit purchasers; $ 70 SO per acre.
l@s miles frontage on river. Address ROBERT
MARBURY, Riverside, Nd. PISS
FOR SALE Brick house, electric car, S.ss- %
it, s., coo two lots suburb Frederick City No,
S0x360 #. each. 500. Enquire 1910 n Capitol
St nis-S
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FOR SALE-LOTs.

ARE you looking for PTettiest corner lot IN the
Northeast section2 Look at the northwest corner
of 10Th and SIS. ne; owner premises NILS
We CAN SELL you nice lot on electric rail-
way, 25x125. for $3.50; payable SO cash, balance
SO monthly, without interest taxes; one fare
to all parts OF city Call for booklet giving
full particulars. CLARK BROS, COS 18th St
rnIR-I4
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL exchange I6o acres Of good agricultural
land in Kansas and some money fOT equity in
house or building lot IN good locality. Address
BOX csc, this Office. u1T-3
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xvANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.


WANTED good driving horse Tor the summer;
70 board; for It's use; good home guaranteed
Bex rs, HIyattsyiiie, Nd. 81
WANTED-Good driving horse about 900 pounds
Box 67s. this ofiiec- els
wANTED-To buy. good secondhand buggy. Ad-
dress BOX go, this otHee. mig
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D-MIsCELLAHEOUs.
WANTED Highest cash prices paid Ter ladies'
and gents csst-od clothing; drop postal, III cal.
B. TARSHES. 1908 7th St W m4-lm0
WANTED Secondhand cabinetmakrT's or Carpen-
ter's tools: must be IH good condition address
" =. s. 1922 Rosedale s.. ne. MISC
" WASTED-Oiiing, staining hocrs, taking up car
pets putting down mating. house cleaning Gail
or a3dres. C4IAS- JACKSON. DO ID 81 n.v- nlI7-3
WASTED-AU kind Of Reynolds tobacco tags;
viii pay 35c per 100. 6I9 ami 632 NV
nyIT-Imo
WANTED-Two good trunks and satchcIs; give
price and description. address BOX O6J, this Of
fee nI--3
WANTED-To do houses and furniture repairing
Box G5I. this Office el63
WANTED-Fypeygriter IN exchange for tggo bi-
cycles. address Bon 648, fhis once. mI63
WANTED-Au upright piano for a summer cot
tsge; viii pay cash; state price and make. Ad-
dress Box G27, this Office rcI4-G
WANTED-To buy old feather beds. Z. MARKS.
IS Myrtle 81. eI3-7
WANTED-Hjebest cash prices paid for ladies'
and gents cast-of clothing; drop postal; III
cali. : kEBESkY, 1895 eth St nv. mS-39
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ENR RENT
Apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin

FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOE RENT-NeT cor8er fat; 7th and Fl sw.;
rooms fronting south; six rooms and bath; 81.
Beautiful corner fats, AZ and sts- sv., rooms
fronting south; five rooms and bath; sIl5) and
$3.50 eF-3
FOR RENT-FIats; good location. 505 Mass. ave.
nv. eI6-6
FOR RENT-FIats; an exceptional opportunity to
secure al modern improvements; bath. gas, hot
and cold water, range, and heater; neat bricks;
very cheap to desirable tenants applying at once
1857 L st Sc J. QUINCY EATON, Washington
Loan and Trust eI4-7
THE ELM0RE, 800 I1th st. nv. new hve-room
and bath fats, with modern improvements; JAM
tor; $3.50 eT3-6
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FoR SALE OR RENT-DesfrabIe houses in
HyattSvIle; several small farms fer sale cheap;
four miles from Washington. ARTHUR CARR,
HyattsyiIle, Nd rnIS-3
FOR RENT OR SALE-Tn and about HyattsvIIIe,
several beautiful homes. with lots and snail
acreage suitable for chicken runs; price moderate
and terms easy. ROGERS & ROGERS. Hyatts-
vile. ms
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WANTED Laundry wagon driver and solicitor
Box 697. tins Office cIs-3
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OCEAN sTEAmsHIPs.
AMERICAN LINE

AMERICAN LINE.
NEW AUTHORIZATIONS
St Paul. Nay o. 10 an. St LouisJune2 o. 10 m
St Louis-June 5. 70 am. St PauLJuly TO- 10 a. N
st Paul.June H. 10 g. II. St L0uis.Juiy II, 10 an
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-ANTWERP-PARIS
PennlaHd. Nay ., noon FrieSland- JUss y, noon
heRs gton-May %. noon Southw k June 19- noon
iceland. June > noon *vaderI' d. June 26, noon
New twin-screw steamer calling at Cherbourg.
INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers Il and j. y R..
New York OfTlce, IS Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1906 ST NV.
Or G. " Moss. 13II G St. y W
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.


FOR sALE-A bargain, nice corner house; six
rooms, cellar. furnace. an modern Improvements;
1900 feet parking; splendid location; corner 18th
and Md. ave ne; $, I0oi easy terms 5. CARR
1855 nd are. ne. eIS-3
FOR sALE-s35o cash and So monthly (incIudes
interest and principally buys modern brick, six
rooms, bath. and hall: large yard; room for
stable; located southwest; price 81 ,559. W c.
HALDEMAN az 18th St eIS-3
FOR SALE-Near Lincoln Park, on Kentucky
ave, nearly new modern two-story brick house,
500 cash. balance So per month including both
interest and principal; price only 5000; lot Il
#. front extended through to St. making it
two fronts: Do not miss this opportunity; house
in fine condition. and ready TO move into; act
quick O. IL BRYANT, Warder Bldg Mia
FOR SsLE-A brownstone and brick front six
room house; all improvements; crystal Chande-
lieTs. cheap, at So 500; near Lincoln PARK. Address
OWNER. Box 65s, this Office e16-3
HOW To BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD on so
month For particulars drop postal for booklet
illustrating Fort Nyer Heights. FULTON r.
GORDON. 704 ffth st nv. mI46
FOR SALE-A bargain: 800 cash SO monthly
buys new seven-room brick dwelling; convenient
to cars. church school and market; price, 3 800.
PERCY Il RUSSELL GI3 G st mI4-T
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Pianos, ST. Weekly.

Clearing sale OF square pianos and organs at
Your own prices Must have the room Good
instruments as low as S25, on 81 weekly payments
eI4-tt 7. C. SMITH, I225 Pa. ave-
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD.
NICELY FURNISHED rooms and country board
address BOX M Bancroft, Va. mft-4
THE WASHINGTON COLLEGE (formerly Eek
ington HoteI) Sd and sts- ne; opens TO sum
Tner bcarders June l. rooms may be selected
rul-3O
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rr.rNs AZ nIIrEunNr RpaNrn

Through trains from the South arrive Washing
ton s:42 am. 6-52 am 9:35 an daily, 2:i5 IN
and $50 pm. dlily. From HarTisORbUrg Il 81
m week days and $40 pm daily. From char
IottcsyiIIe s:2S an and 9:40 pm daily.
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y-ANTrD Reliable woman to de- general house,
work in family of four adults IN the country;
good wages to right person Apply Al ot' n ~
St
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WANrED-GirI about sixteen, to assist with
bousexork; one mile from city on electric iine;
sood home Call Monday 10 to I, 1924 r 81 NV,
tt$5 slI- NJ JsCKSON el
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HELP wANTEB-MEIR.

WANTED-White barber, steady out-of-town job
wages So Per week. Apply 150z ia. ave e!
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ROOMS AND BOARD

ROOMS AND BOARD.
At 1929 10TH ST-Tgyo young men or married
couple can have weIIfurHislsd. sec0nd-foor room,
with siFst-class board at reasonable price; bath
adjoining; modern Improvements els-5
EXTRA LARGE cool front room, board; two
s. 81 week. 1902 9Th St NV els-$
FURNISHED rooms, with board 223 East
Capitol St MIS-
FOR RENT-Room for one or two gentlemen
with or without board 1916 IIth st. nw. TaIS-5
ROOM AND BOARD. SIG. near the departments
1912 I St NV el5-J
s55 K ST \ Neatly-furnfshed rooms; soos5
home table; central. clos
CHOICE ROOMS: home cooking; transients ac-
ComInodated; very reasonable 2I0 Ist st ne
ml5-3
ron PENT-With good board. back parIor On first
floor; suitable for elderly gentleman and wife
SDj 9th ST. NY. ml5-5
FURNISHED rooms with board g per week Iil2
9Th nv " HlL~-L
FOR REST-SewIy-pafnted and papered rooms
with OF without board; everything aTst class;
splendid location aIz 5th St NV. e20-tf
FOR sALE-sUHURBAS.
F0R eALE-25 miles from Washington u acres
Of land Groom house all Necessary OutbUJld5uZs,
well OF excellent Ndl1r ap4t7r l'gtia EttlSsr as4
p!gms: convenient 10 depot, postoffce. stores.
schools. and churches For further information
address E. II. RIDEOUT, Census Bldg, Carpenter
Shop IHl'-5
Fer sAIE-I35 acres located three mics from
Nav Yard Bridge in Prince Georges County
Nd. % acres cleared ard balance IN wood i'm
proved by dwelling and some outbuildingz finest
watered farm in the county, high location. wei
adapted for grass land and suitable for dairy;
price $50 per acre, II sold at once PHIL W.
CHEW SO F St miT-3
FOR sALE-Nice nine-rOom cottage; lot 4Oz150;
! on Anacostia Heights; beautiful outlook con
venient to cars; only 3, so, so cash, balance
| so month. Apply after pm, 227 K st. NV
| m1G-3
/ FOR sAIF-Iot at East Deanwood; 25xI25; one
square from Columbia cars; fare; SIS cash or
/ on monthly payments GASCH BROS. 1907 F
81. Hi-tt
| FOR SALE-Houses on easy terms F. W
| PIERCE Vienna Va. ap2l-lmo
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wANTED-ROOMs.

WANTED-By single gentleman, large cool,
furnished room, with or convenient to bath; per
Inaoent Il suited; state lowest terms. B5x 656,
this Office clos
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wANTED-HOUsES.
YOUNG married couple would Ike charge Of
house for parties leaving the cty for Summer can
give references Il desired; children. Address
with particulars Box G-1 this Office. el
WANTED -Six-roorn house; modern improve
ment5. 3iCc ueiEiIbCTbood. convenient 10 cars;
cheap for cash. Box Col This Office eI63
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wANTED-RoosIs AND BOARD.

WAETED-RooIu " and beard by young man: pE
vate family in Northwest; state terms AC
dress BOX esq tins office nj
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New York Cotton Market.
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.


BALTIMORE, Oct 1.-Following are
todays quotations in the local wholesale
provision and grain markets:
Flour Market was quiet. Western Su-
per S2.45G255; Western Extra, $255a3
Western Family. g. 2543.40; Winter Pat
ents, S3.65G3.9o: Spring Patents, $3.SOa4;
Spring Straights s3.7Oa3S0; Spring Ba-
kers', s2.90G31O; Baltimore Best Patents,
A60; Baltimore High grade Family, $3.50;
Baltimore High-srade Extra, s410; Bal
timore Choice Family, SIS; Maryland
Virginia and Pennsylvania Super $2.i5Gt
2.5j; Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylva-
mia Extra, S2.55d301; Maryland. Virginia
and Pennsylvania Family, 81. .25d3.40; City
Mills Super, S2.40a26O; Rio Extra, $500
a.75; Rye -four, medium to choice, s. 95lD
S25.
oats-The market was firm Stock in
elevators, 40l,0if bus; white No. ? ga
59I4c; do, No. 3, SSNSs5zc; do, No. 4, S79
S71zc; dc, ungraded, S7G2ykc mixed. No.
Z z, 'sH%sisc: ~. DO 10 3 SlaSi3zc; No. 4, $50
BUtteT-Market was firm. Creamery.
separator, extra. DC; extra first, 22G23c;
creamery first. 2im21Izc: do, imitation ex
ira ISHI9c: Iowa and Northwestern latle.
extra, TGiSc; do, extra first l5dlGc; West
ern store-paCked, T5Gl4c; Ohio rolls, first
15N15c; second. 13H1ic; Nest Virginia rolls,
hTst. liUl3c; second, l3ftl|c; Elgin cream
cry prints Alb &c; do. l-lb. 25d2Gc; 2-lb,
24c; Maryland and Pennsylvania cream
cry prints. LIB. 2fG25c: do, lib. 23d24c.
Eggs-The market is firm. Strictly fresh,
iSHlgc; Western, ISul9c.
pOultTy-Market steady. Old fowls. l2c
per 10; spring chickens. I2lkMl3c; roosters,
25li30c apiece; ducks. sale pound.
Green cOffee-Market steady. No. : (Rio
gradeD, 51sc.
Roasted coffee-Market steady Bulk
roasted coffee-Pure Java, 81 ikc; Maracai-
bo, 2lIzc; pure Laguayra 2ll&c: pure San
tos, lSc: African Java lSisc; Rio blend,
lie; Peabury mixture. f63.c; pure Mocha
zgIzc; Java-Mocha blend &c. (These cof-
fees are in fancy bags. paper-linedJ If
packed in cans or tubs. lec higher.
Package brands-E. L. G. 1O1-Ib case
1Glsc; 6O-lb cases, 10 G-l0c; SG-Ib cases
10 7-1Oc; Lion coffee, in l60-lb lots, loose;
In G0-lb lots l01sc.
Cotton-Market firm; middling SIC;
strictly low middiing. SIC; low middling
Sc. Stock in Baltimore, ,o56 bales.
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THE CROP CONDITIONS.
weekly Report of the Weather Bu.
rcnu Generally Favorable.


The Weather Bureau, in its weekly re-
port on crop conditions, gives the follow
ing general summary:
The temperature conditions of the
week ending September 30 were highly IA
vorable throughout the central valleys
Lake region, Middle Atlantic States. and
New England. and no DANA giug frosts
occurred in these districts Heavy rains
in the upper Missouri Valley and Mime
sofa interfered with farm work and caused
some damage to hay and stacked grain In
South Dakota ana Nebraska Excessive
rains also interfered with farm work in
portions of the South Atlantic and East
Gulf States. Rain is generally needed in
Illinois Indiana, and southern Michigan
to put the soil in condition for plowng
and fan seeding, and also over the great
er part of Texas for pastures and truck
farms. on the north Pacific Coast the
week has been cool and wet with dam
aging frosts in oregon Pud Washington.
Injurious frosts also occurred over the
middle Rocky Mountain districts.
This wcei, has been favorable for ma
turing and gathering corn, and reports
from the principal corn States indicate
that a much larger acreage than usua! at
this date has been cut The crop Is now
practically safe from frost In all districts.
The weather conditions In the cotton belt
have been very favorable for picking, eN-
cept over portions OF Georgia, Florida.
and North Carolina, where this work has
been retarded to some extent by rains of
the latter part of the week. Picking has
progressed rapidly in the central and
western districts where cotton has open
ed rapidly the bulk Of the crop being
gathered in some sections. over the east
ern portion of the cotton belt the low
temperatures of the week We're not favor
able for the development II the top crop
and heavy rains have damaged the staple
in portions of North Carolina, Georgia,
and Florida while the Sea Island crop of
South Carolina is suffering from drought.
In Texas late cotton is being damaged by
boil weeVll and other insects, and the
outlook for top crop is very poor.
Only small part Of the tobacco crop,
and that I'm Kentucky and Tennessee, re-
mains unhoused. The reports generally
indicate that this crop has been secured
I'm satisfactory condition.
In Kansas and portions OF Missouri, Ar
kansas. Illinois ana West Virginia, more
particularly in the first-named State, the
reports respecting apples are encourag-
ing, bu; no Improvement Is reported from
other disticts. .u4
Flowing and seeding have progressed
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TRUSTEES SALE.

GEORGE ". STICKNEY, Auctioneer. $50 10th st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated October 2Gth
1892 and recorded IN Libcr l7Is, folio 100 OF
the land records OF the District of Columbia at
the ieques; Of the party secured thereby, the un-
dersgned trustees will, on THURSDAY. THE 81
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1901, AT O'CLOCK p NJ,
in front OF the premises sell at public auction,
that piece or parcel OF land situate in the coun-
ty OF Washington District Of Columbia, described
As lot numbered eight (s) OF the subdivision Of
the Wiugicld estate. rs shown plat recorded in
Iiber *, folio 1856. Of the Land Records OF said
District, and lying west Of the Bladensburg Road
containing two and half acres, more or less;
more fully described in said trust. Terms of Sale
Property sold subject to existing taxes and en-
cumbrances; balance one-thlrd cash. and residue
in two equal installments at one and two years
secured by the promissory notes OF the purchaser
and deed of trust the property sold or all
cash at purchasers option. Conveyancing and
recording al purchasers cost deposit Of 500
required on day Of sale.
CHARLES II. AfLENDER, Trustee.
Ofice 326 Pennsylvania Ave. $. f.
H. X. SIMPSON Trustee.
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THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
whcat breaks and Falls Below the
Seventy Cent Mark.


CHICAGO. Oct 1-Wheat after holding
steady for the greater part of the Session,
turned weak in the last hour and broke
the 7O-cent mark. which has been the
stumbling BLOCK to the bears for the last
two weeks. The demand at that price
was satisfied and as the market declined
q great many stop loss orders in co-1mis-
sion house hands were reached,l Shorts
were about the only support. The depress-
ing factor was ;he large primary receipts.
10000 bushels compared with $4,000
bushels n year ago. Clearancos were 625,-
O09 bushels.
Corn news was generally bearish, but
the local sentiment favored a reaction
and &c lower was brought about on
shorts covering and some local buying.
The weakness in wheat turned the mar
ket easy again and it closed a shade
lower than last night. The increase in
local stocks of l36O0O bushels in all posi-
tions. making the total 12,O5i,J00 bushels,
was surprise. There We're no cash sales
reported either here or at the seaboard:
Receipts were 425 cars with l75 estimated
for tomorrow.
After an early period of extreme quiet
oats became very active and weak. The
bears discovered an apparent attempt OF
n local long to sell and Taided the mar
ket. There was liberal selling for the lat
ter account also for other leading long
interest. the American Cereal Company.
This resulted in quick break, followed
by sharp reaction on shorts covering,
and late in the day turning weak and
closing at the bottom. The most unset
Ting factor in the days advices was the
large increase in the local stocks. 734.UtO
bushels, making the total 4,4f5,0O bush
els The contract stocks have increased
5000 bushels and are now !, goo bushels.
The cash demand was very slow.
Provisions were influenced by the 10 and
IS cent decline in the hog market and
weakness in grain. The opening was low
cred. but lard fully recovered on foreign
buying of nearby deliveries and on sup
port from the leading long interest in
January, and May selling by October
longs made pork weak and ribs sympa-
thizcd, both selling at declines. The cash
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favorably in nearly all districts. and the
early sown wheat in the States of tine low
er Missouri Valley has come up in ex-
cellent condition. In southern Michigan
and portions of the Ohio and central Mis-
sissippi valleys. however, plowing and
seeding have been delayed on account of
seeding has been purposely delayed on
account of the hessian fly
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Govel nment Bonds.

The yacht race yesterday was much
more interesting 10 Wall Street apparent
ly than was the stock market. The day
on the exchange was one of the uullest
OF recent weeks with small fluctuations
and very limited volume OF business.
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The Washington Stock Market.

SaICs-Firemen's Insurance Company.
a012IG: washington Gas 25aG2i4. After
call-Jnited States Electric Light, Ger
tiGcate, 81. .O000lo3: Washington Traction
and Electric 4l@s. S4.OoOd627s; Capital
Traction IS, $l0,o1JHl06i2.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS.
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Eighty Years oId-Casarrh Fifty

Years.-Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder cures
of this wonderful remedy over this universal dis
ease? Want the truth OF the case coniirmcdg ?
Write George Lewis. shamokin. Pa. lie says:
81 look upon my as a mirael.s"s d. relieves
in ten minutes. Sold by F. s Williams, Ninth
and + Streets; Edinonds Williams, Third Street
and Pennsy lvania Aycnue.-3
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The Pennsylrania has not vet renewed

T y
it's contract with the Western Union, it
is said. 1t was with regard to this con-
tract that the bears foated the story
few days ago that the Pennsylvania peo-
pie were fignting the Goulds to force them
to give up the Wabash. There is no rea-
son for believing that there Is any fric-
tion over the matter, and it is entirely
probable that the contract Will be signed
in the near future for long term of
e
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED proposals, endorsed Proposals for Coal
Storage Plant" will -bc received ut the Bureau
Of Yards and Docks, Navy Department, Washing
then and there publicly opened, for construct
ing plant for receiving. storing and deliver
ING coal at the Navy Yard Washington d. C..
For plans, specifications, and forms OF proposals
address M0RDECAI NJ ENDiCOTT Chief OF
Bureau. September Il, 1901.
limited STATES ENGINEER OFFICE 7a5
North CAPITOL STREET. WASHINGTON. D.
e.. SEPTEMBER 3. Eol.--Scalcd proposals will
be received here until NOON. OCTOBER 8 1901
and then publicly opened for furnishing window
sash plate glass. common, glass and sasi We ght Z
for the new building for Government Printing
Office Information furnished on application
JOHN STEPHEN SEWELL. Captain Engin,ero
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

STATEMENT of the condition of the AACiIEN
MiNiCF FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, of
AiN-la-Chapelir, Germany, on the Soth day of
June, lGl, as required by act OF Congress ap-
proved July %, 1892:
The Washington times., 1901-10-02

Pacific Mail was fairly strong again yes
terday. though ii made TO gain for the
day Two reasons are given for the re-
cent buoyancy Of the stock. the arrange
ment by which the Atchison viii give its
Pacific business to the Pacific Mail Com
pany and the alleged probability that the
Subsidy bin will be passed by the coming
Congress. The people that offer this opin-
ion express the belief that President
Roosevelt viii favor the bill in ''continu-
ing the policy of President Mckinley"
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON, d. G., POSToFF1CE NOTICE
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded 10 the ports oil
sailing daily and the schedule of closinSs is ar
ranged on the presumption Of their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending octoher
Q. 1901 the last connecting closes Will be made
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Chicago Grain nnd Prov,x,on market.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs Co., mem
of the New York Stock Exchange, 1919
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MONEY TO LOAN at 3iS to per cent. in SUMS
Of 81 GOO 10 $1,000 d. C. real estate: pay OF
5 and per cent mortgages and begin anew; all
transactions coniucted with economical consder-
as t.on for borrowers. WM. H. SAUNDERS & Co..
IiC7 st. nv.
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Money to lend on furniture and
pianos; lowest rates. MASTERS ~
CO. Room 81 warIer Building
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ERVING MhLLOM,
Nv caIahratad s. Readings RaiHced

SOC: MME FLANDERS occult palmist. tells
crvthing; superior TO all; trickcry used. yalu-
able advice given; 10 to 9 daily. 1921 n. y. ave