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DURYBB RETAINS
4HB Rogue TROPHY
Wins Fourth Game From
Mari in Fine Form.

The series OF rogue games for the
H0Tstmann maIlet between 5. /. Duryee
and \ y 1iarr Eas concluded last night,
when liz, foTmer won game, making
four out 81 the seven necessary to de-
eide the winner.
The set OF matches WIS begun Tues
day evening. when Duryee. the holder
OF the trophy, won the two games play
ed ana on Wednesday night he diVid I'd
Eonors with Mari and that left the lat
ter chance to win the number Eeces-
saTy, but he was on his game somewhat
and last night Duryee retained his title
10 the mallet by winning the one game
II may De said that he won the last
game rather handily. rs Mari did not
score q point He WOE by steady play
ing rather than BY brilliant work, and
completed the circuit OF the court in
SO minutes.
The court was IN fine condition, not
withstanding the drenching it had the
day before. The attendance was large
and enthusiastic After Marr's brilliant
work IN the game he won on Wednes-
day il was expected that he would
give Duryee a good hard rub for
the remainder, but DuryeC was simply
inyincible last night
After the game Paul N Peck chal-
lenGed the winner to play a set Of games
lo- the trophy, and hopes Duryee viii
waive the thIrty-day limit he is entitled
TO and play the series before the ma
ticraL tournament in august.
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CREW OFF
TO MEET MARYbANDBRS
Races at Chesapeake Beach
Begin at + O'clock.

The racing crew OF the Naval Re
serves OF the District OF Columbia LEFT
Washington this morning for Chesa-
Deake Beach TO take part in the contest
this afternoon with the crew Of the
Maryland Reserves. The crew was &C
compauied by a large crowd Of enthusi-
astic supporters. and confidence was ex-
pressed that when the District oarsmen
returned tonight, they would bring with
them the victOT's share OF The cash
prizes to be distributed.
Much interest has been evidenced IN
the races this afternoon, and despite the
threatening weather. large crowds went
dOvn &c the beach On the early trains 10
make day OF il. and root" for their
favoTite crews.
The races, which sill mark the first
meetings between the crews OF the Dis
tTict and Maryland Reserves. viii begin
promptly at / o'clock. There will be a
ten-oa-ed cutter race. The dve-o2red
whale-coat race and a fye-OaTed gig
race The course is 10 be two miles, a
nile 80 the stake beat and the return
The United States steamer SyIph will
be used as the referees boat. and ether
tugs and launches from the Naval AGA
deny VIII be in attendance, one OF them
carrying Governor Smith. OF Maryland
and mis- staff.
The Pennsylvania Naval Reserves
have announced their intention OF chal-
longing the winner Of the race, and the
reserves of other States are expected
70 follow their lead in the matter The
beach was selected for the events by the
officers CT the reserves. but with their
usual ic-spiritedness, the manage
Ment OF the beech. not only extended
every facility, but have offered a silver
cup 70 tie crew winning three races for
t. Cash prizes VIII be distributed to
the winning crews this afternoon
As a result OF this afternoons race,
Chesapeake Beach bids promise Of b.
coming the rendezvous Of the Naval Re
serves Of this part Of the country The
place Is well suited to such a purpose.
and me races between the Maryland and
District CT Columbia Reserves this al
teTlcc1 are said 10 be but the begin
ming o. number OF similar events.
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CHAMPION JEFFRiES
had HIS HOSE BROKEN
Surgeons Examination Shows That He
is n Bad Shape.

NEW YORK, July Pa San Fran
cisco dispatch to the Evening World"
says:
An examination made by q surgeon
disclosed the fact that Champion JEFF
ries' nose was broken in his fight with
Fitz. Several OF the small bones are
badly shattered. His face vas also
bruised and cut Up and the big boiler
maker showed many marks Of his sue
eessfuI but desperate battle to retain his
title.
~Fitz IS IN much pain. JeH battered
the Ianky Australians body with mis-
terrific punches with great effect.
AT first il was thought that some Of
Fits ribs were broken, but a close
examination by the surgeon proved them
intact But Fits sides and chest are
bruised, diseoIored and swollen 50 that
he brcaIhes with keen pain de VIII be
some time recoverin~ from the effects Of
the battle
This IS further evidences hat the
story OF fake fight is abs .Iutely alb
surd-''
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left rlDpe- cut TO the jaw Jeffries duck
ed a riE-t fer the head and landed a
light .cf- 70 the face. Jcfrtes landed
d hard LETT ca F.yzs face
Seventh -cu-sI-JeErias rushed into
one OF Fits let's. lie then rushed
Fitzsimmcns to the ropes, and landed q
hard TCfr % the lace. JeGriCS put q
left 10 enc face. and another left &c
th, BODY. JeFries pat fearfu, LEFT
10 the s0ra- piaEus- ard followed 1t with
a hard Is-J &c the lace. JeffTies put a
right 10 The face. but FitZ came back
with q right and left to the face, fore
ing Jef5rics TO the ropes The referee
cautioned Jef2ries for hitting in the
clinches- Bob bored in with left.
but was blocked Je-rias landed q Icl-
Oh the face, and planted q Left TO the
BODY FIrzSi-uons put Il LETT 10 the
face. J5Irfe5 improved in this round,
and Il was bit III his favor.
Eichth-gCth GdGIed anG Jeflries
tried left swing Tor the jaw, but il was
a tritic short. Fi-z got in a right 10 the
point O. the jaw Jelries missed a ter
rife right upper cut. Fitz tried for the
body with right and left, but was
blocked FitZsimmons blocked left
and went in with two straight let's to
the face. JeTries fOOred Fitz with a
terrific right 90 The jaw. and Fijz VAS
very GLOSSY when he arose and was GP-
paTentIy talking IN Q Gazed sort Of way,
when he went down again. He was
counted out
Fitz was very groggy when he went to
his corner Re recovered quickly and
announced that he was fairly teaten and
retired permanently from the ring. He
said that in the event Of his winning he
would have given the championship to
JeGTies.
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UNIFORM STIRRBBlBIGlHAR
CLOSE OF The WEEK
Ifadlng in the Stock Market
Well Diversified.
STRIKING ADVANCES NOTED
Reports Of Consolidation of Prominent
alphabetically Bank Statement
Shows SI5,5os, 900 in Excess Of the
Lawful Requirements.

NEW YORK, July 26--In this morn
ing's Stock Market a tone Of more uni
form strength prevailed than has been
the case at any time during the week
The dealings were IN large volume and
speculative interest vas apparently well
diver fed. Not only were the higher
priced Western railway issues exceed
ingly firm, but renewed animation ap-
peared in Union and Southern Pacific,
st. Louis and San Francisco stocks, IL
sympathy with which Kansas City, Fort
Scott and Memphis preferred rose fur
Their, while the industrial and misceI-
laneous stocks generally also enjoyed
a fair degree of support. The United
States Steel issues did, indeed, open
lover. but rallied easily with The course
Of the morning. There was striking
advance noted in Sugar Refining, but
AInalgamated Copper was dull and only
fairly steady. Wes-ern Union was mod
eTately dealt in and showed renewed
pressure. The railway list, however.
again furnished the days more strik-
ing movements Rock Island, which was
quite TeacJiOnaTy yesterday. vas ex-
trernely strong and advanced on large
dealings.
To sCIe extent the rise in this in
stance, together with the sharp ad-
vance in the St Louis and san Fran
cisco shares. Eas accepted in cen
irmatioR of the reports current Of a
consolidation pending between those
companies. It was impossible, however,
today to obtain authoritative conhriaa-
ton OF these reports. Effective infiu-
ences il the strength Of the market IN
general were the prospects that the
banks would be able to make another
strong showing in their weekly state
ment today and the favorable DISPOSE
lion OF London towards the local mar
ket- Materially higher prices for
American stocks were furnished x
that quarter andforeign houses we're
fairly large buyers OF the railway list
simultaneously they sold quite freely
OF the United States Steel issues As
has been the case throughout the week,
1t was quite impossible to ELsfgn
specific explanations Of the more pro
nounced movements IN particular
stocks. The sO-called Western houses
were again prominent in the dealings,
but there was nevertheless a more gen
eTal distribution or interest evident
than has Deen noted at any time this
week
The chief feature of tcday's hank
statement was the loss account which
somewhat Unexpectedly rose nearly So
$50 The increase in actual cash
which amounted to s., 643, coo was fairly
well IN line with the preliminary esti-
mates Together with the increase III
loans, the larger cash holding caused
deposits 10 rise SIf 4D4 Ful and j., s--
sequence surplus reserves fell away
S205, 600 The banks stiH hold sI5.503. coo
in excess Of the lawful requirements
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FITZ SAYS FIGHTING
DAYS ARE OVER NOW

ton came from the JoGries people. Mr.
Naughton wrote cut the program. signed
I. sealed il, ard put it IN the custody Of
Mayor SChmItz
The fight came OF according 10 the
program. II the c-El-n round. when
there had been no severe fighting. FItz-
simmons dropped his hand, turned and
spoke to yefgries. JeGE.ss hit h5m ana
.i-zsiEmOns vent TO lis hands and
knees and stayed down until he vas
declared cut Then he get Ug and
walked around the r5ng. hts eye cieac.
his voice strong, not q bruise on him.
Everyone present asked What was
FitzsinmoCs talking for Why did he
quit hghunE2' After the fight Mayor
Schmitz proceeded TO open NaugEton's
statement There was every indication
IN the betting that a large coteTie was
informed Of the arrangement
The letter written IS IS fellows
July 24th- received 5oday an init
nation that tha fght between JcEries
and 1ftzsim1lons was 20 be Won by JEFF
1rics n the eighth round. and that cne
Of the men VINO was with JelErles ct
Hardin Springs had told my informant
10 bet that JeETics would earn the de-
cisioH IN the round named.
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It puTlhes the blood and cures nervous
ness, iT-ita5ility and slceplessness by
curing the diseases II which they
originate.
rFoT three years suffered untold agony. =
writes Mrs Il r Hl:te Of -taz-stead Slss5-l7d
Co quebec y world have spells q trembling
aud 3slf3 SICK at my stomach T2ail III IL IL side
all the time then II ETyail ysorl- g-1 lutg nv
Eto11lach a-lc-sich dlstte.= Il IS impossible to
describe 7 -vEClc 10 the Worlds DlsDeasaTv
Medical Association, stating M case 10 tlcsu
arI1 they yc-y promptly answered and told me.
what 70 DO. took =5gHt bottles Of u. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery, ard Evc vizls o.
Dr.. PlcTce's Peasant Pellets. Thans-s 10 Dr.
Pierce and his medicine an wei woman
to-day Dr. Fiercc's medicines also cured r1.-
uoiEer OF liver coTr-- laisit ron which she has
been sufferer 1oT fifteen years. E.c hi-L!y
recommend tiese medicines to all suffering
1s0ple-"
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, book containing 1905 pages.
Is gwen away. Send 2I oEe-cent stamps
for expense Of mailing 0zky, for the book
IN paper covers, or 81 stamps for tle
volume bound IN cloth. address Dr..
r V. Pierce, Buffalo, \. I.
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Eitz IS 4 Marvel.

Referee Graney said: This v-as the
best fight ever saw Both men fought
clean, and there was no sem5Iance Of
q foul FItz put up splendid fight
better even than I thought he could.
and Tor a man Of his age he IS d marvel
don't think his blows hurt JeT much.
except that they cut his face severely
II the first two rounds. That distressed
the champion q good deal. but I don't
think Il took any steam out q him.
That IS shown by The blow which did
the business and which JeT had uD his
sleeve all the time
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Yesterdays Games.

1t Boston RI z.
BOSTON. ....-. 140000x-6 2
st. Louis. 90 % 3 0 Q-O-3 .
Ratteries-sparks and Warner; Har-
per and SUgGeL
At Baltimore first camel Ri z.
Chicago 9 l ) I--15 IS !
Baltimore. 1 0 0 @ 8 "a 6 Z
BatterICs-Patterso ana Sullivan
Howell and Ycager.
At baltimore tseCOnd EameJ- RH Z
Baltimore I 9 2 % x-5 !
Chicago .---- @ o / o. g 2
BatteTies-Wiltse and Teager: Crit
Gth. Garvin, and Mcfarland.
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VAUGHN CLASS TEAM
DEFEATS The BROOKLANDS
Suburbanites Go Down Before Mastery
Pitching and Hard Hitting.

The Vaughn Glass baseball team went
out to BrookIand yesterday and defeat
ed the home team BY the close score
.o1 2 to Z
The VauEhas landed on the BrookIand
tvirlers' delivery with great regularity.
while Green, who was IN the box for the
city boys. pitched q Splendid game after
the fourth Inning, not allowing a runner
10 cross the home plate after that
round
The Y. c. c. viii cross bats with the
Wesley Chapel team next Wednesday
afternoon.
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Standing Of the Clubs.

= bad decision by Umpire Connolly
gave the Spiders their first run in yes
teTday'g game. and Orth gave them FIVE
n The ninth BY getting sore" and let
ting up in his pitching The smiling IN
diviGuaI+s temper became somewhat
Tufiied zEhen Drill hesifated about
throwing the leather to second kcpje to
catch q runner
Joss twirled winning ball for the
Spiders. ana held the Senator's down 20
{ haIf-6czen hits. The score:
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AUCTION SALES.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washington,
July q, IS02--On JULY 81, 1902 AT u
O'CLOCK NJ, the Commissioners OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia VIII offer for sale BY auction.
70 the highest bidder, the exclusive right and
privilege Of using the municipal hay scale
knClyn as No 9, situated 81 the intersection
OF nth and B SITS. nx., from August l. 1907.
TO July 81, 1903, inclusive. for Iae purpose Of
Weighing hay. straw, fodder, cats n the strag
and live stock Parties purchasing yrill be re-
qured to comply with the provisions OF the
act Of the legislative assembly Of said District
approved June 90 1872, entitled An at
regulating the sale OF hay, etc" Terms: One
fourth cash and the balance on OF before The
rllissioners OF the DISTRICT Of Columbia. WI
LIAM TINDALI,. Secretary. jy25-6t-exSu
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impaired, when
there Is a dull.
sluggish feeling,
with nervousness,
irritability and
leep1essness.
Every day that
the sc symptoms
are neglected in
creases tie lia5il-
ity 20 physical
collapse.
Dr. Pierce s
Golden Medical
Discovery cures
dis = q Sc s OF the
ztomach and other
organs OF diges-
ton and nutrition.
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First base t'y errors--CIeveland. I.
Left on bsses-Cleyeland, 2; Washing
ton. 3. Struck cut-By Joss, 3; BY Orth.
, Thrcc-base lit-Coehr >uer. Sacrifice
hits-BradICy. LajOie Stolen bases
Bay. Laj0ic Hit by ritChcU-By Joss. /
Passed baIl-DriI Uuipire-Mes
CarTuthers and Connolly. Time OF game
1 hour and 80 minutes.
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MATTERS Oh INTEREST
In DISTRICT AFFAIRS

Warner StutleT, Superintendent Of
street Cleaning, is spending his leave
III Vest Union, DOdridge County. West
virginia a letter received from him
yesterday states that he IS enjoying the
mountain air Of his native State Mr.
StulIcT viii return to Washington in
about two weeks
The Assessor has been directed to
note upon the records Of his Office that
me collection and recovery Of the tax
lci. water rain against part CT lot !,
square s44, are barred against any pur-
eraser subsequent the Issue of Il GER
Jrcate under cate o. June II. 1902.
BY order Of the Commissioners lot
20. block 3. MOntellc. and the improve
ments thereon. owned and occupied by
the Mt Vernon Baptist Church, be re-
corded On the books Of the assessor s
olhce as exempt from general taxes,
from July l. 1901, and so long there
after as 1t IS used for religious puT-
poses.
lac tax sale Of April IS. 1890. to c.
d Wiltsie, Of Rochester. y. Y, CT 10
acres en- Sixteenth Street has been or
dcred Cancelled BY the Commissioners
on the ground that II was enormously
made. and the purchase money viii be
refunded with Interest according to
law
The Commissioners have directed L
2. Smoot to deliver at the inner basin
for use in the preparation Of the bot
tenn Of the new bathing beach SOC cubic
yards Of sand according to the terms
CT his contract He IS directed 70 in
form the authorities of the bathing
beach when he VIII begin the delivery
OF the material
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

BELGIAN hares and guinea pigs 81 pair I'd;
Just the stock for boys to breed during vscz-
tion; We have also white mice and pigeons.
sCHNID'S BIRD STORE. III 18th Sc. nw. sIesi
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WALL PAPER.

FEW DAYS MoRE-Rocms papered. $50 up.
HUNT, 49, c ST. nv. 1n24-7
NOLIE, 81 9Th EL NV, is consta1 tly receiv-
ING the latest and most attractive designs in
Val Papers, and papers rooms IRON s2-O0 10.
CaII and Investigate for yourself and be COL
WINGED nit-ti
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COUNTRY BOARD.

FOX hENI-P.easan front room. with board,
IN private family, So month for a couple;
near els.-t:c and steam cars; grounds high and
vel shaded. adjacent 10 tWc farms; references
exchanged. Address BOX Il, Linden, Nd. MI
GUNNER BOARDERS WANTED-New country
home, 'n the Potomac; Hne salt water bathing,
cFIDi ms fishing, sailing, fine aTtesian water,
good country board, 50 per week We also have
a fcrE more cottages 20 rent, s. per month
act-ses ) + REDMAN, Vivian P O., King
George Co., "a iy28. S0-au2, Sab
WANTED-Sur.mer boar,Iers. Appiy to MRS.
GEO. L BRUCE. WaIrenton, Va, m22-IO
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Money Loaned salaried People,

RAsAl merchants, teamsters, boarding holussa
without security; largest business in - pTiu-
cipal CT; 8. TOLAAN. Room 10l. 5S5 5th
BEs mIs-G
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF
colt NBiA. HOLDING 4 PROBATE
cot T.-N0. Io5I6. Administration
Tins L 20 give notice that the subscriber,
q the District Of Columbia, has obtained from
the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia,
letters Of administration on the estate OF
Thomas J. Naylor, late Of the District OF
Columbia, deceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned 10 ex-
hIbit the same, with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated, 20 the subscriber on
OF before the 18th DAY OF JULY. i D.
1893; otherwise they may by law be excluded
from az benefit Of said estate
Given under my hand this 18th day Of July
lSL o Il BRIGHTWELL,
1927 Pa. ave. NV
Attest: JOHN f. ROUZER
Deputy Register Of Wills for the District Of
Columbia, Clerk OF the Probate Court
SAMU FL MADDOX, Attorney iy26-auz. g
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLTMBIA-WILLIAN L MARBURY,
Trustee, Complainant, Vs. KATHERINE s
BERRY ct al, Defendant. Equity. No.
2I703.
Jesse sIingIufF. Leonard J. Msther and Gist
Blair, Trustees, having reported q sale o. lot
twelve (I2), n square one hundred and twenty
tive (l22(, in said city, said lot fronting fifty
nine (59) feet and one-han a. inch on Nine
teeHth ST. west. between E and SIS. north.
and running back with that depth one hundred
and ffty-fve Q55) feet ten G0) inches, said
lot twelve az containing ninety-two hundred
t9.2O5J square feet, more OF less for threp.
thousand two hundred and ten dollars as. 2IO,.
it Is this 18th day Of July, 1902. ordered that
the said sale be confirmed on the 18TH DAY
OF AUGUST, 1902, unless cause to the con
trary be shown before said date. Provided 4
copy Of this order be published once week
for three successive weeks before said last
mentioned day in The Washington Times and
IL the Washington Law Reporter
(SeaL) :. 3. TAGNER, Asso. Justice
True copy-Tcst;
J. r. YOUNG, Clerk.
BY J. ". LATiMER, Asst. Clerk
iyI6-au2e
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= Fought - - g.

Of the fight Jefrics says.
I WAS never getting The worst OF Il,
although the blood in my nose and
mouth bothered me q coed deal II was
all due 20 those HandagCs that Fitz
,-ore, every time they struck me they
cut like knife and there seemed &c he
nc way CT getting relief
I shan never permit their Sc IN
any fight in which I take part again.
Other"jscI have no complaint. FItz
fought fair and clean ard seemed to
stop my rushes pretty well. but the
fight was in ny hands all the TINE"
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OUS 0z R.Z.D.

When the wall IS ont Of plumb the
building IS more OF less unsafe, and the
higher the wall Is carried o-t OF the rse--
penl.cular. tie greater the danger Of col
lapse. It's about so with the health It
IS ont Of plumb when the digestion =
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MONEY TO LOAN at s3z to per cent, IN surls
81 81 900 70 $4,000, on D. Q. real estate; pay
IL and per cent mortgages and begin anew;
Al! transactions conducted with economical con.
alteration for borrowers WM II. SAUNDERS
& CO. I4G7 = a. nu
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We WILL LEND YOU MONEY
On your furniture, planes, organs, etc, and
you can pay IL back IN small weekly or month
ly payments. ABSOLUTELY No DELAY.
Our business IS strictly confidential; no en-
baTrassing questions to ask you Lowest Fatss
II the city. Private offices.
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE COMPANY
EI9 Street n. W.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
colt ABIA, HOLDING \ PROBATE
Ct JST--No- 1922. Administration
This = to give notice that the subscriber,
OF the District Of Columbia. has obtained from
the Pr55ate Court Of the District o. Columbia
letters tesEameEtary on the estate OF Thomas
K. BrigntVcl, late OF the District Of Columbia
deceased All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, legally au-
thentiCatcd, 10 the subscriber on OF before the
18TH DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1903; otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate.
Given under nv hand this 18th day Of July,
1902 OWEN II. BRIGHTWELL
I22T Pa ave
Attest: JOHN R. ROUZER.
Deputy Register Of Wills for the District Of
Columbia Clerk Of the Probate Court.
SAMUEL MADDOX, Attorney iy26-aII2 9
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLJABiA.-COGSWE ELI BROS ct al,
Complainants vs. FAUNCE et al. De-
fcr1ants In Equity. No. PISS
On consideration 0f the report Of Joseph D.
Wright trustee herein. it Is. BY the court.
this 25ta day Of july, 1902, ordered that the
sale OF the goods and chattels enumerated IL
said Trport be ratified and confirmed unless
cause 10 the contrary be shown on or before
the 2FTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1902 Provided
a copy Of this order be published in the Wash
iHE.on Law Reporter and The Washington
Times once a week for three successive weeks
before said day
(SeaI-) A. B. HAGNER. Asso. Justice
True copy-Test:
J. r. YOUNG, Clerk.
By J. " LATIAlER, Asst Clerk.
jyI6-au2 G
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IN TIE BASEBALL WORLD
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Where They Play Today.

Chicago at Washington.
ST Louis AZ Philadelphia.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Baltimore
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY to lean on real estate, personal prop
erty and collateral J. c. DAVIS, sos Z St
NV, e24-7