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pays a nice fat sum to have you think
bad things about her enemy and bring
trouble on her
4 almost forgot. Another class of
people who patTOnize Us very well are
men and women Off1Ce-seekeTs. In most
cases they try to have their fortune told
al reduced rate. and we usually make
a small reduction. It's all the same, you
know
There IS only one requisite necessary
TO the f0rtune-teller. That IS 10 under
stand human nature. Catch on to what
interests your customer and talk about
that Make telling use of all the in
formation you get. It's the mum Gus
toner that's the hard proposition. Then
talk to your visitor about himself Dwell
on little traits Of character that he
possesses and tell him complimentary
things about himseif-his disposition, his
hopes. aims, dreams. and his many goo !
qualities. They all like that"
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FINANCIAL.


I take this means Of answering hundreds Of
telegTaphic inquiries reaching me from all 0ver
the country in regard 70 the cotton market. i
IS impossible for me 20 reply 70 them individ-
uaiiv. The report OF the United States Govern
ment iss5led TODAY n regard to the cotton crop
indicates condition q a. which Is The lowest
on record for September. Il is ard mas been
confirmed and foreshadowed BIZ al other reports.
public and private, fo- the past three weeks.
TIE most optimistic construction that II IS po5
sbe 70 put upoR the Government report does
not Justify he expectation Of d crop of TO-
10000 bales Of AnseTicaR cotton. The world
consumed during The year Just ended Il.0D.0j9
bales Of Ameucsn growth, and in c-,ler -
make this supply suffice reserves eveTvyrhe are
practically exhausted. For the coming s:iason
the world VIII require. conservativeiy estimated
about i. 250. go bales OF American cotton
There i. then. theoretical deficiency between
the maximum supply and the minimum demand
Of al least I,250.000 bales. An actual def
cheney Is commercially unthinkabe. The price
must 70 70 a figure that will check ConsumT-
ton. This price Is BY no mems reached a. yet
America has a practical monopoly OF cation
production Peace Teigns universally through
out Tho world Industrial and commercial en-
terprisa is unchecked and expanding. NeXt 30
fcodstuFs cotton Is the most important and
necessary staple consumed by civilized s0cis-g.
think il entirely probable that be:o-e any e.
feet upon consumption Is apparent cotton VIII
be selling at 10 cents a pound in the South aIsi
doubt II the advance viii stop there r p-o-
ducers Of the article are wise they viii demand
srI obtain that figure THEODORE II PRICE
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STOCK MARKET SHOWS
AN Active TENDENCY
Not Affected by Reaction of
American Shares in London.
NUMBER OF FIRM FEATURES
Discussion as to Prospects for Poor
Bank Statement on Saturday Cut No
Figure in Speculation-Nothing Def
mite on Anthracite Strike Situation.

NEW YORK. Sept American
stocks were materially depressed in the
London market today the United States
Steel issues furnishing an exception to
the general tendency, however, in &C
vanccs Of about enc point in the case
Of the common and the preferred The
LEGAL market. however, was but little
affected by the reactionary tendency of
American stocks in London. although
the latter was followed up 1y sorze
selling here for foreign account.
With the exception of Reading, which
opened materially lower, and OF St Paul.
the general market opened very active
and firm. IN the railway list Pennsyl-
vania was the feature in a further very
sharp advance. and New York Central
was also very STEADY.
other firm and active features were
Missouri Pacific. Illinois Central and
AtchisoH. The weakness in Reading was
presumably owing TO the absence OF
any explanation of yesterdays extra
ordinary transactions in the stock.
Among the miscellaneous, Amalganat-
ed Copper and Peoples Gas both adj
vanCed on large transactions The
local traction stocks we're exceedingly
firm also. with large dealings in Brook
Ign Rapid Transit and Manhattan Rail-
way
No change Of consequers appeared
in any Of the main features of the situa-
ton upon which interest was centered
The strike of the anthracite coal min
ers seemed to be in state OF profound
deadlock. and the mornings advicez
from the grain belt reported the con-
tinuance Of favorable weather condi-
tions- There was a good deal OF discus
sion as to the prospects for q poo!
hank statement on Saturday. b"t the
views in this respect seemed 10 cut
very little figure in the speculation.
4 general reaction ia prices made its
appearance with the course OF tbs
morning. declines in many instances at
tanning substantial proportions. Penn
sylvania. Louisville and Nashville an(
Missouri Pacific all showed marked
PRESSURE. The Wabash securities we're
exceptionally strong. but very little
gossip Of interest attended their course
Money on call ranged between , and
pei. cent. London houses traded heavily
in this market and were sellers o.
stocks CT balance
The total sales Of stocks 10 ?. II
were 715. 500 shares; bonds, 81. see, eco.
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A SIC Cure for Diarrhoaa.

Coming. as 1t does, IN the busiest season,
WheE q man can least afford 20 lose time, a
sure and quick cure for diarThoea Is very de
sjrable. Anyone who has given 1t trial
wiz tell Won that the quickest, suTesJ. and
n3lst pleasant remedy in use for this disease
is ChambeTiaiB's Collie Cholera, and Diarrhoea
Remedy There is no loss of time when il Is
uscti. IS one or two doses Of it viii cure any
ordinary attack. II never fails, not even IN
the most severe and dangerous cases. Fer sale
BY Henry Evans, wholesale and retail, ~
Street and all druggists.
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Two-base hits-Kahoe. Delehanty.
Carey. Orth Three-base hfts-waIIace
2. Sacrifice hits-BuTkett. HeidrIck.
Donahue. Double plays-Paddea, An
deTson and hahoe; Mccormick. Padden
and Anderson. ,, Doyle, Ely and Carey.
Stolen bases-Hemphill. Bases Oh balls
OF Dena5:.s. 3; off Orth, / Struck
Out-By D0nahue, / Left on bases-St.
Louis, /; Washington. 5 Umpires-
Johnstone and Sheridan. Time OF game
II hour and 30 minutes.
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To Arrange Championship Games.

A meeting Of the District Amateur
Basketball League viii be held on or
about September Is 10 arrange the nam
play for the championship are Corccran
Cadets. Y NJ c. A, Carroll Institute.
Morton Cadets, Sixth Battalion, and Ord
wav Rifles
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Standing Of the Teams.

The Senators and the ST Louisans di-
v1ded The double header yesterday The
Browns took the first, 81 Orth proved
20 be easy, and the Browns had 10 trOu-
bic in hitting him at timely intervals
Townsend had charge OF the curving de-
partment in the second game. .aa-l ,.ss...-
ed the BOftUsites to victory The
Statesmen managed Z get four runs,
while Townsend held tns St. Louis lads
down 10 six hits and two runs.
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PRIVATE LOANS

On personal notes without iHdorser, references,
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales Metropolitan Railway : per
cent. 50. O0Od 1885,. 81. O01119N: Mer-
genthaler, 10n1S8. 10a1SS1z. I00I8S3z,
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GENERAL SPORTING GOSSIP.

George Dixcn. the former feather
weight champion. and PedIar Palmer.
the former English champion. have
been matched TO box fifteen rounds at
l2o pounds before the National Sport
ing Gun Of London on September s
Cold Heels has SO far recovered from
the injury received in the race for the
Brighton Cup that he is taking slow
work The famous son OF the Bard
looks big and fat and his owners have
about decided not to race him again
until next year.
Tim Naren, so long associated with
ketcham and Cresceus, has purchased
siXty-eight acres Of land near the
keteham farm. eight miles west of To-
ledo, and viii start d stock farm to
breed and develop the highest type OF
the American trotter
Articles of agreement calling for a
siX-rOund bout to take place before the
Transport Athletic Club of Chicago Cd
September have been signed by Mar
tin Duffy and Otto Sielof.
Direct Hal (2:O4H) and Prince Di-
rect (2:O7Al, by Direct (2:05z), are
two about as good PAGERS as have ever
been out during one season.
Geers owns a three-year-old by d.
rect Hal out of a Ponce de Leon dam
who trotted quarter in thirty-ffve sec
onds last winter.
Joe Nelson holds the record for the
fastest mile of the year, minute and
i seconds-the eighth mile in his race
against Butler at Pittsburg recently.
Nelson averaged 1 minute 1888 seconds
for the first eight miles against that
rider. His first five miles averE ged
minute 19 20 seconds
Joe Choynslzi wants one more fight
before he retires from the ring forever.
The man he Is 50 anxious TO meet is
Kid Carter. the middleweight 'pugilist
of South Brooklyn. The latter defeat
ed Chownski in their last battle, after
a smuggling match which only lasted one
round.
Jimmy Michael viii not come to
America this season. Michael intended
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LAEIE-Now IS the tire 10 have your straw
and felt hats cleaned or dyed and rcshapcd n
the new fall shapes a. MRS. r NcCAF-
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CHAIR CANTNG-MFSS- L. JOHNSON. 40 X ST
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EVENING CLASSES in English, arithmetic and
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ST ml-6
WILLIAMS BOOK EXCHANGE. Book,
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LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD on FUREITURE AID
PIANOS, az lowest rates ard on the day yol
spDly.( We are ioaning on The Building AID
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where and allows you 70 pay i Of II any
sized notes you desire, running from one 70
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WALL PAPER.

EoLTE, s24 9Th St NV, Is constantly receiv-
Ing the latest and most attractive designs in
Vail Paperr. and pagers Tooms from $40 10.
Call and investigate fcr yourself and be COZ
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Earned runs-St. Louis. i; Washing
ton, 4 Three base hit-Heidricl. Home
Tun-Delehauty- Double plays-Sudhoff,
Wallace and Anderson; Wallace, Padden
and Anderson. Stolen bsse-DTiIl Hit
by pitched balI-By Sudh5ff. 3. Bases OF
balls-On Townsend, 4. Struck out-By
Sudhoff, l; by Townsend, 2. Left on
bases-St- Louis, 10 Umpires-Skeridan
and tombstone. Time OF game, 1 hour
and 35 minutes.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. HOLDING A PROBATE
COJRT.-No. 1882 Administration This
Is to give notice:
That the subscriber Of the District Of Co
lunlbis has obtained from the Probate Court Of
the District Of Columbia. letters testsmentary
on the estate Of William Il. summers, late Of
the District OF Columbia. deceased AL per
soHs having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, wItb the
vouchers Ihereo- legally authenticated, 10 the
subscriber, on IT before the Sd DAY OF SEP
/ TENDER. A D., 1903; otherwise they may BIZ
law be excluded from all benefit Of said es-
Given under my hand this Sd day OF Sep
TENDER. 1902.
OWEN P, KELLAR,
1913 9Th St NV
Attest: JOHN R. R0UZER,
Deputy Register OF Wills for the District Of
Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court
4 F. SHOEMAKER, Attorney
ellis
/ IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TKTCT OF COLUMBIA-JAMES F. BAR
BOUR rs. UNKNOWN HEIRS AT LAW.
ALTENEES AND DEYISEES OF JACOBUS
MERS0N, Deceased. No. 23I54- In Equity
The object Of this suit is 10 establish OF
/ record the title OF complainant 10 Subdivision
lots six 90 to twenty CO., inclusive, IN square
three hundred and twenty-six (326), III the City
OF Washington, IN this District, and 10 snlon
the defendants from asserting title thereto. On
iilotlott VI ttlc NJliil-all-alts LE NreO' seLs
Williams. his solicitor it Is this ziTH DAY
/ OF JULY. 4 D. 1902, ordered that the de
PENDANTS cause their appearance TO be entered
} herein on OF before the first rule day occur
ring three months after the day of the first
publication 81 this order; otherwise the cause
win be proceeded with as in case of default
/ (Seal) 4. B. HAGNER, Associate Justice.
True Copy-Test:
J. r YOUNG. Clerk
By J. W LATISiER. Asst. Clerk.
/ jy25,3 -au7. 21-se4.11
IN JUSTICES COURT. BEFORE LEWIS L
O'NEAL, J. P.-THE METROPOLITAN
HOTEL COMPANY VS.. JOHN 7. SCOTT,
TRADING AS WASHINGTON HARDWARE
COMPANY. No. 1876
summons in due form having been issued
/ out OF this court to the United States Marshal
/ for the District q Columbia Cor the said de-
PENDANT, and the same having been by said
/ marshal returned not 10 De found it IS
/ hereby ordered that said defendant cause his
/ appearance 10 he entered herein on or before
/ the 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1902 other
/ wise this cause viii be proceeded with as IN
/ case Of default LEWIS / o'NEAL, J. P,
au2l ,2S-se4 Subdistrict No. ), D. c.
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TO take a run over TO this country and
ride one race at each of the Coliseum
tracks The midget was slow 70 get
into condition. so was forced 10 post
pone his debut in France for a couple
Of reels.
Montpelier. Ind. is to have a new
trotting track and driving park.
The Knickerboeker Athletic Club. of
Philadelphia, has changed mana gement.
II viii hereafter be known Is the
Southern Athletic Club. and viii be
under the mana cement Of Terrace Nc
Keever-
Jay Eaton. formerly Indoor Cscte
King" celebrated his reinstatement by
the National Cycling Association at the
Atlanta Coliseum Monday night by de-
feating Gussie Lawson in two straight
five-uile heats Of single motor paced
race. Eaton Won both heats easily,
finishing the first heat in 500 % ard
going the distance in the second in
$50
Jeffries. who has Just returned from
a hunting trip. says that when he gets
ASeA'Ay " A4EfAL again AAG u EOl pal +atsti-
lar who his opponent is He said that
he had promised TO give Jim CorbeCt a
chance. 3nd II the latter wanted to
scrap he probably would be the man.
Owen 5. KimbIe continues to be an
important factor in the struggle. cap
turing points at every circuit meet. He
Is considering On offer to visit France
during October and November.
II IS reported that the poor showing
made in the Futurity by colts who
could beat Dazzling in their work has
been the cause Of much perplcxity to
Mr. James r. Keene
In his observance OF the Sabbath,
Major Taylor is at least consistent
He has refused handsome offers here
and abroad to ride on Sunday. but he
will Hct even 90 70 the races that day.
When he rode in the circuit race at
Manhattan Beach recently he finished
the day with three punctured tires. His
trainer gathered them up and made
some remark about repairing them the
next day so that they would be ready
/ for the races at Pittsburg on Monday.
Taylor turned on MIN suddenly and
said. 'Dc2t you do anything to them
tomorrow. Do them tonight or else
wait till Monday I won't have any
work done for ne on Sunday"
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DERMkToLoGY.
Telephone Tolls
Reduced.

Commencing September I, TIE
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company has arranged to give re
dueed rates fer messages to toll
points throughout It's entire terri
tory, based upon conversations OF
three minutes duration. respectively.
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IN The BASEBALL WORLD
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Where They Play Today.
Washington al St Louis
Baltimore at Cleveland
Philadelphia at Detroit
Boston at Chicago.
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TO take a run over 10 this country and
rice one race at each of the Coliseum
tracks The midget was slow 70 get
into condition. so was forced 10 post
pone his debut in France fer a couple
Of E.eel.s.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Where They Play Today.
Cincinnati ct New York
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
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We DO NOT CARE

who YOU owe; we viii pay them OF and al
vance Yet more money, GSE1e 10 see Us. Los
rates Monthly payments.
DISTRICT LOAN & TRUST co,
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Montpelier. Ind. is TO have a new
trotting track and driving park.
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LOAN COMPANIES.

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OGCULHISl WHO HAS
4 SENAIORIAL PATRON
Leader of Upper House Firm
Believer in Signs.
VOGUE OF THE CLAIRV0YANT
Patronized by All Glasses. Especially
Brokers, Gamblers, Inventors, and
People After Government Positions.
Thought Waves the Chief Method.

Does fortune-telling pay2 Well,
rather. said a young woman whose
abode has small geld lettered sign
bearing the inscription. "CIaiTvoyant
and Occultist"
\ never advertise. nor do ever give
cut handbiIIs. and yet for year I
have averaged SIS day. Now, couldn't
possibly make $l5 a week in any other
way. I've tried It
OF course. ] don't make money sole
Il by giving occult sitJings at 81 each
What get the biggest fees for are the
influences l charge from $25 to $50
foT them.
What are Influences Why. there's
Z big trade in them now. A person
wants somebody else 70 do a certain
thing or think a certain thing, and I
Iring ny MIND 20 bear on them and
keep the thought waves in constant
agitation, and sOOn the mind an work
ing on gets in the same channel. It's
the same principle that Christian Sci
cnce ttbe Lord bless err. mental sci
ence, hypnotism and ali those things
work on Now, don't believe much in
It. but the people who come 10 me do.
and + they want 20 pay their money
for such work, OF course I'm going to
take IL
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transatlantic Mails

FRIDAY-(s) 1t 7:I5 p. m. for EUROPE.
per S. s. Etruris, froI,- New York via Queens
Town.
(c) At 9:I5 p m. Tor ITALY direct, per s. $.
Trsve, from New York. Mail must be directed
Pc, s. 5. TTave.
(c) At I1:25 D. m. for NETHERLANDS di-
rect. per 5. S. Staatendam. from New York
Mail must re directed Per s. S Staate1dam.
(cj At lI-25 p n. for BELGIUM direct, per
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E. 5. Astoria. from New YORK. Mail must be
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, Washington. D.
C.. August 20, T902.-Sesled proposals. in dup !
cate. viii be received at the department uTtiI
2 O'CLOCK p u on WEDNESDAY. TIE IST
DAY OF OCTOBER. 1892, and then opened ia
the presence OF such persons as may attend.
for the construction OF an Administration
Building called Building a - for an addition
70 the Toner Building kitchen: fer the cree
ton and completion Of Central Power and
Heating Plant; Electric Power Plant; Power
House. Chimney. and Tunnels for she Govern
rnent Hospital FOR tie Insane At Washington,
D. c. in accordance with the drawings and
Specifications. copies az which specifications
and form Of proposal may be had, and the
drawings seen, on application at this depart
nent The right IS reserved 10 reject anv
and all bids. TIIOS. RYAN, Acting Secretary.
sef.s,II.I3,
PROPOSALS FOR COAL-REFORM SCHOOL.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Sealed proposals
viii be received at the Office OF the under
signed. president Of the board Of trustees Of
the Reform School District Of Columbia, IN
the Department Of Justice Building. 1875 K
St NV. until = O'CLOCK NOON, Thu RSDAY,
SEPTEMBER II. 1872. for supplying the Re
form School. District q Columbia with coal
during the current fiscal year ending june 50,
1893. Specifications and instructions for bid
tie-s can be obtained on application 20 the
secretary OF the board UT. samuel ". Curl
den. 1924 New York ave. Right 70 waive de
fects and 10 reject any ard all bids reserved
CECIL CLAY. Washington, d. C., September
2, 1902 m3t