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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-03
Veles Wins Princess Stakes,

London, July AT the Newmarket first
July meeting to-day, the Princess of Wales
stakes 10000 ,sovereigns, for 4-year-olds and
upwards, mile-and-a "a -half,) were won by
Veles, ridden by Martin, the American jockey.
Pietermaritzburg NJ. Cannon, was second, and
doubtful If worse lot Of horses ever pre-
viously contested for so rich q prize. The
whole lot of competeitors were hardly worth
the amount Of the stakes ..s
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-03

Stolen bases, Turner, Hart, Lumley, Lynch :;
sacrifice hit Shannon; two-base hits, Nat
tress, Myers, Turner, McFarlan, Pierce; three
tress to Myers; innings pitched, by stimmel
4, by Chech 5: hits, off stimmel 7, off Chech
1; bases on balls. by Stimme! 1. by Chech q;
wild pitch Chech; hit by pitcher, by Thomas
1, by Chech /; time, I 40: umpire, Voorhees,;
attendance, 1913
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-03

At Detroit II E
Detroit .............o oo1123 o*-7 1s Q
Clevland ..........o 0 0 0 O2 o. S 2
Batteries-Mercer and Buelow; Moore and
Benis.
At PHILADELPHIA RH E
Baltimore .........o10 0oo1ooo-2 II 8
PHILADELPHIA .........0 01 0 90 0 0-1 2
Batteries-McGinnity and Robinson; Plank
and Powers.
At St. Louis-First Game R H E
St. Louis .........0 0 2 0 0 1 l 0 - l
Chicago ..........:0 o 0 0 0 1-3
Batteries-Donahue and Donahue; Piatt and
Mcfarland. -. :;
Second Game R H q
St. Louis ......1 i o01oo 31*-6 9 l
Chicago F.............0 011020 0e-4 8
Batteries-Powell and Donahue. Garvin and
Sullivan.
Boston ""."........ oooo2ooo1ls II
Washington. ......s % 0 0,0o1o-S IL 2
Batteries-Adkins, Williams and Warner;
| Orth and Clark. e-.
| American Standings.
Played. Won. Lost Pct.
| Chicago .............5 .54 SO 21 GIL
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-03
No Sum day Bali at Detroit.

Detroit. Mich, July. 3.-sunday ball games
Wayne county carries out his intention as
expressed yesterday. City and suburban min
listers besieged him until life was, a burden,
the games on the springwells authorities,
within whose limits the ball ground is situ-
ated, having been located there to get out Of
the Jurisdiction Of the Detroit police. The
suburban authorities would not act and now
the sheriF's legal adviser tells him the duty
falls on him. He will swear in special depu-
ties enough to stop Sunday ball in the future.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-03

Games To-day.
Baltimore at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Washington at Boston.
Chicago at st. Louis.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-03

The United States National Lawn Tennis
association announced last night the program
for the championships, of which the doubles
are to be played in two sections, the first at
Chicago, July 10, and the second at Long
wood; July 20. The single championships will
be held at Newport, beginning Aug. 10. The
winners at Chicago will play the winners at
Longwood at Newport, probably on Tuesday,
Aug. 10. The winners then will be called on
to play Messrs. Ward and Davis for the cham
picnship, probably the next day. -
Entries for the single championship will lie
received by DR.. James Dwight at the Casino,
Newport, R. l., on or before Thursday, Aug.
H. A fee of So should accompany each entry.
Play will begin each day at 1920 a. M: The
winner of the tournament will be called on 10
play w. A. Larned for the championship.
The referee will be DR.. James Dwight.
All championship matches will be best three
in flve, advantage sets. In each tournament
first, second and consolation prizes will be
given. The consultations are open to all play
ers beaten In tho first match actually played.
Matches will be best two in three advantage
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-03
SECOND. GAME.

Bases on balls, by Killen g. by Foreman 4;
pitch, Killen; hit by pitcher, by Foreman III i:
two-base hits, Woodruff, Grady, Lewee. Be-
Vile, Foreman; sacrifice hits, Kuhns, Coulter
Foreman; Gear, Nance, Mcbride; double
plays, Grady to Lewee to Rothfuss stolen
bases, Hogrever, Fox, O'Brien: left on bases,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-03
A handicap medal play: tournament will be
the feature at the Minnetonka club tomorrow
afternoon. :j-%, =. r. 80. -r..

The qualifying round In the Tribune cup at
the @Minikahda club will probably be played
Saturday, and play will then be continued as
rapidly as possible until the finals. The
Watson cup, and the Hood cup contests will
probably follow the Tribune cup in order,
witt the presidents cup to complete the
series. rs r-. '-- sas= - ,a-
The qualifying round in the play for the
Daniels cup at the Bryn% Mawr club has been
completed. The following qualified for the
match play, the first round Of which will be
continued I,,l. =.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-03
SECOND GAME.

Toledo ....:.........3 0 0 0 1 2 0-7
Minneapolis ..........0 0 o-S
Two-base hits, Turner Owen, Lally, Curley,
Turner; double plays, Phyle to Grant to
Werden struck out, by Pardee 3, by Figge-
meier l: by Sporer L; bases on balls. off
flggemeer l, off Sporer 2, off Pardee 4; hit
with pitched ball, Ffggemeier / time, 1:40:
umplres Coggswell and Zalusky.
Indianapolis, July 3.-1ndianapolis and
Kansas City broke even again yesterday.
Indianapolis out batted the Kansas CITY
team in the first game. Kansas City
punched hits to better advantage in the
second game. Score:
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-03
Homes Excursions.

Great Northern Railway sells home
seekers tickets, St. Paul or Minneapolis
to all points West, including Montana and
the round trip on the first and third Tues
days of July, August, September and Oc-
tober, 1902. Rate, one fare for the roun1
trip.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-03
EVENING, JULY g. 1902. .
indianapolis s, Kansas City g. Umpire. Tin
dill Time, 2 hours. Attendance, 2,oSs

trouble in defeating Milwaukee yesterday,
because the visitors could not hit Coons'
delivery. Pitcher Elliott was overcome
by the heat In the fourth inning. He was
unconscious for half an hour, but at p.
M, was better. His case looked danger
GUS for time. Attendance, 3,247. Score:
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-03

The English lawn tennis team, consisting
of the brothers Doherty and Pym, will sail
for the United States about July 10 to CON
test for the American championships. The
English players have agreed to the proposal
Of the Crescent athletic club Of Brooklyn,
N. Y, to play on the Crescent Courts and
suggested Aug. 6 to Aug. as being suitable
dates. s.r- r.. -...- q =, 's~e,.5ar.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-03
YACHTING. !.

Interesting races are expected tomorrow
afternoon at Lake Calhoun, the Calhoun
Yacht club having offered handsome prizes
for the winners In the four classes, first and
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-03
FIRST GAME.

Two-base hits, Meaney. Mock 2, Grant, Wer-
aen, osa tally; home runs, Smith, Werden; sac
Gilks; double plays, Burns, unassisted; struck
out, by Newlin l, by Mock 8; passed balls
Zalusky; bases on balls. off Newlin 5. off
Mock 2; time, 1850; umpires, Coggswell and
F1ggemeier; attendance L 0OO
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-03
'Batted for, Altrock in ninth inning.

'Batted for, Altrock in ninth inning.
Left on bases, Louisville 6. Milwaukee g.;
two-base hits, Thomas. schaub. Clingnian;
three-base hits, CAMEL, Flournoy: home run.
Camel; sacrifice hits, Kerwin, Coons: double
Clingman and Runkle, Altrock and Clingman; !;
stolen base. Camel: struck out, by Coons 8,
by Elliott 2. by Altrock /; hit by pitcher, Nc
ball, by Cross l. Time, 1865. Umpire, Ward.
Claud McFarlan had weights on his feet
yesterday afternoon at Columbus and his
slow fielding in the eighth inning was
mainly responsible for the defeat of the
senator's. Stimme1 was chased to cover
in the fourth and Chech saved the game
for Kelly's men by allowing only three
hits in the last five innings The score.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-03
sioux Fall. Signs Corbett.

Special to The JourhaI n -.
Sioux Falls S. d., July 3.-The Sioux Falls
team Of the Iowa-south Dakota baseball
league has been strengthened by the addition
Of a fourth pitcher in the person of Teddy
lease from the Minneapolis league team. This
completes the local, team, and, If nothing hap
pens,,it will go through the season as now
constituted d Corbett is well known to the
Sioux Falls last year. and with Aberdeen
two years ago.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-03

to the use of Carriers Little Nerve Pills,
aided by Carter's Little Liver Pills.
They not only relieve present distress.
but strengthen the stomach and digestive
atua. :4ss.1s s & aass3sz
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-03
GOLF

Golfers. Of all the Minneapolis and lake
clubs Will be busy tomorrow. The Mini
kahda. club has match scheduled with the
Lafayette club. which will be played on the
Lafayette club links, The following men will
represent Mintkahda: r. 81 ..s% @.4-~r' =
G. T. Jaffray, F. G. Hale c. K. Belden,
p ": Ager, F. S. Porter. r. W. Webb, H.
Lowry, D.: F. Johnson r. f. Hawkins, A.
B. Cults, e. GatesL L. T. Watson, II. P:
Watson, E. NJ. Fairchild, T. S. Deaver. A. l.
Belknap, g. G.. Christian. H. J, Moreton, John
W See, A. T. Rand. E. P. Harding, D. Mac
Kercher %. '' ~ & " : .
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-03
National Standings.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

=. 80 - Games To-day.
BROOKLYN az Pittsburg.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-03

2:24 class, trotting, two in three, purse $500
Debut, b h, by Dictator (DemaresD.... 6 1 1
Miss Viola, b m (MeDonald) ............1 6
Ralph Wick, b (Riley) ............... q 2 8
Andrew Moore, b (Grady) ..:........ 2
Oracle Kellar, br m (McClary). ........3 10
Boralma's Brother b h (Marsh)........ 5 4
The Montana, b (Browne) ....... -sdis
Time-2:20A, 2:15& 2:17A 52 rs.=s- 1,..t~.ss
2:12 class, pacing, two in three, purse $500.
Carthage Girl, blk m, by Dedron
Annie Leyburn, b m (Potter) / q 2
Early Bird, Jr., br g (Knapp) ........ 8 8
George g., (Fitzgerald ..........5 5 3dis
Gentry, 6 (Quinton) ............... Dis
Time-2:101a, 2:091z, 2:11K
2:21 class, trotting, two in three. purse $500:
Mrs Brown, BIN, by Hinderwilkes @
Easter, blk m (Johnson) .............. IS s
Allabrieve, br m (McDonald) ..........x4 q 2
Silver Glow (Golden) !. :. 4rz
Priola, b m (March) ]. .....;.. 2 Dis
Bonnie Sid, br m (Ames) ............2 Dis
vendome, b s(Commings) Dis =
Time-2:161s, 2:13A, 216A Es.sSt ..s 8. ~. =
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-03

Ihe Bryn Mawr club will go to Faribault.
where it will meet the club of that city to-
morrow afternoon The Bryn Mawr club will
be composed Of W. A.. Lawhead," G. c. Sch
royer, A. G.. Cults. w. R., Murray A. H.
Sander, c. A. Tuller, w. H McCollum, J. E.
Daniels. W., j.. Rogers, William Sawyer. F..
e. Stewart. .,f II, t.,. a ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-03
FIRST GAME

Indianapolis ..........O 2|0 o 0 o. O *-6
Kansas City ........o 0 0 %
Bases on balls, by Sutthoff 3; struck out,
by Suthof g., by Mcdonald 8; hit by pitcher,
by Suthoff /; two-base hits, Nance, Beville;
three-base hits, Lewee, Grady; sacrifice hits
Kuhns, Gear; stolen bases.. Coulter, Nance;
left on bases, indianapolis 8, Kansas City 10;
umpire, Tindill; time, .1:45.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-03

The races will be called at 10 a. m. sharp,
and will start from the club dock, Lake street
and Harriet boulevard. This club has held
number of races and have drawn good crowds,
and much interest has been shown by those
who have attended them so far. Some Of the
boats have made splendid time, with the
aid of managers who secm to know how to
handle them, and good races are assured.
Messrs. G, D. Kicher. A. Dana and H.
White are the regatta committee. So.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-03
z season began at Read

IUV HtSS TdCIuS StdSUu UeBdH Ittdu-
vile, Mass, yesterday. and some unexpected
ly good work was done by wel-known horses.
The fastest heat was 2:09h by Carthage
Girl, in the e:12 pace. She started three
lengths behind the field, and not until the
three-q quarters pole was reached did Merry
Field drive her out. Then she won out by
half length. - ..'--.. 49, "
In the first heat Of the e:21 trot, Easter
opened out a big lead and threatened to dis
tance the field. ~, ,... ~ ..tzs.
AT the three-quarters, however, Prtola and
Silver King came up strong, nearly beating
out Easter to the wire in IA whipping finish
Mrs. Brown afterward was an easy winner
C,-
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
Reversal of Tone Nor Yet
Explained by Develop
mentS in the News.
Foreign Houses Buying
American Securities Mod
erately-Pnces Firm in
London.

NEW YORK. Dec. e.-The stock mar
kot continued firm in this morning. ear
ly dealings. and retained the general ten
dencics which were displayed in ycs-er-
days transactions.
There was nothing whatever in the
news overnight which would explain the
reversal Of tone noted in yesterdays mar
ket and. as a matter Of fact. interest and
discussion were again wholly absorbed in
the monetary situation and the outlook
in that respect for the next thirty days.
The London market for American
stocks continued firm. Foreign houses
again bought moderately in this market.
circumstances which contributed TO the
steady opening in the local market
Conspicuous features of the dealings
were Sugar Refining AmaIgamated Cop
per. ST. Paul. Missouri Pacific. Hooking
Valley, and Reading, Manhattan Railway
and Brooklyn Rapid Transit continued
firm.
Colorado Fuel and Iron was neglected
In spite OF the keen interest taken Ia the
upshOt of tOmorrOws special meeting o.
the shareholders. Apart from some talk
OF improving conditions lu She copper
trade, there BIS no uaws or gossip bearing
on particular movements.
Following were the stock quotations at
1:30 p. m.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
BALTIMORE EXPECTS
LARGER CATTLE TRADE
Quarantine Placed on NV
England States.
FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE"
English Government Prohibits ImpOr-
tation Of Cattle From Down
East Ports.
FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE"

BALTIMORE. Dec. s-Carle export
ers are Of the opinion that the action
Of tho United States Government in re-
strictng the transportation OF cattle
through the Ncv England states and th.
action OF The English governments iu
boycouiug the importation of cattle
from these States win result in larger
export cattle trade for Baltimore aud
other Atlantic cattle exporting ports
Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson
few days ago issued sweeping orders
TO the transportation companies. cattle
men and others. notifying them of a
quarantine placed ou cattle. sheep. hogs
and other exporting animals in the New
England states. owing To- Jhc existence
in those States of rhe animal disea-c
known as the "faot and mouth disease"
This order affects Massachusetts. Con
nccticut Rhode Island and Nsrm0ut-Iu
fact an the States tributary TO Boston.
which is a large cattle exporting port.
The demand for cattle in the carly
part Of this year was somewhat restrict
eN oy lAt E'4h prices prevailing, but
now, with large corn crol, which en-
anieS lIe ca.lle-'ai7.r 20 iat'en his
STOCK Tor o0teneF-nH purposes the re-
,e'p's nave '"I H''t increased ana prices
are u'e'0e'i' ''"e' l'1 lower prices
nave tempted me 'o'e'Eh buyers and
lheIe is al present a good de"2ua for
cattle rom england j. J. Myers. OF the
cattle exporting Asm "L Myers d. House
man sala 10 '-y-
secretary wilson s. o'l'i "oAla Ger
loih'y in'i'a'e ih'' 'He boycott on the
Ne" HHEiaAd states "oala result in o.
@'EeI export 'I'-. -o' hal'imoTe' al
lLoueA we nave NOS as yet mad any de-
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
THE COURT RECORD.

Court OF Appeals Present, the Chief
Justice. Mr Justice Morris and Mr. Jus
tice Shepard.
Wallace #. white. irr was admitted
20 practice.
12-l-Maukey ct al vs.. WIloughby
argument continued bg Ralph p. Barn.r.
and Guy f. Johnson for appellee and
concluded by w. n. White for appellant
Equity Court 40 Justice HaguCr-
Forrest VS.. Forrest. divorce win mat
granted Evans SIS. Bailey, final decree
adjusting rights 0f parties. dyer VS.
Croissant. pro c0nfesso against defend
ant. S. II. Giesy granted Kline VS.
Kline. cause rcuaudcd FOR further proof
HW VS. Robinson. rule or defendant re-
turnaLIe December 10 granted Cold
smith VS.. Goldsmith. alimouy and c0uu-
SCI fees ordered paid. Lo Feyrs vs-
Boyer, petition for contributors 20 pay
costs dismissed. Wilson vs.. Wilson. tss-
timonv before =. II. Flrman, examiner.
ordered taken. walker VS. Walker, tes-
timouy before J. a. Sweeney, examiner
Reed VS.. Reed. rule on defendant re-
turnable December ls granted ku ehfs
OF Labor SIS. Parsons. withdrawal OF
certain exhibits from files allowed. Dob
son VS. Thompson; on trial
Circuit Court No. 1-Chicf Justice
Binpham-Amorican Security and Trus.
Company VS.. Birch et al. verdict for de-
PENDANTS. Wilson, administrator. rs. In
gersoll. on trial
Circuit Court No Justice Clabaugb-
Ohio National sank VS. Wariug. motion
90 require garnishec TO appear in court
for oral examination 0yerruIrd. Kohner
vs. Capital Traction Company, appeal ir
orcn court and bond GXod al so for
costs. Nash ys. District OF Columbia.
demurrer sustained and leave granted
plaintiff 90 amend declaration within ten
days Precise VS.. TomIusCu. motion fo-
Judgment Ovcrrulcl and defendant grant
e1 leave 90 amend affidavit within ten
days.
Criminal Court 80. 1-Justice Ander-
s0u-Jnitcd States rs. Charles Thom
murder: on trial
Criminal Court 40. Justice Bar
nard-In re viii Of Wilson ~. Griffith;
on trial
Probate Court. Justice Barnard Estate
of Joseph i. Collins, inventory dled
estate of Jourdau W. MaUry; order 20
sell certain stock Estate ar Ellen A.
Dye. order 90 sell bonds. Estate of
Charles B Thompson; account passed.
Estate of Elizabeth s. McComas. do
Estate of Sylvauus Jones. do Estate
0. Susan Butler. do. fu 70 Mary M
Kcuaey. do. Estate of Daniel A. Smith.
DO. Estate o. Frederick Altup. VIII
admitted 20 probate and letters tosta-
mrntary granted to BIandiua f. hltrur.
bond $500. Iu re- Florence C. Chapman.
order 90 borrow ON wards real estate.
Estate of Catherine Conuor. inventory
'.ei Estate Cf Narla GackeIos. order
of rale. Estate OF a. r. Shanahan:
proc. of publication. Estate of James
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
BEAR TENDENCY IN
MARKET CONTINUES
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

II stree. northwest between EI .enfb
and Twelfth streets-Wf1iam A filler
ct al. trustee. TO- Gabriel Edmonston
and Mary r. Miller. Part original lot
10. square .1s So 600
Tenth Street n.rtb,rae+ retveor n
Street and Louisiana Aye7uc- While
Perry executor TO Lewis Ho,feomairr
bart original lots d and -.rl4r. .,1.
81. .fa
Firsf Street northeast l.et,,aer ~ and
ID ~rrgrr.-FFu.rnd p-,+, 10 Rraf
Estate aud rr.rr.roT,frr -or4rsr,- 81
Baltimore cfty lot N eousrs f>l s1U
First Street uortbaasf between ID ana
r Strrrfe. Ssro,. a., ..r,,. 1,+ "A .cr,9-..
6>a srn
ms and n str..t, ,,-.1,,s, s,-,,
fc Sam. Igt. "a "a o. q- o- sgr,.'ra
asa -1o
f.t.,,,rs ,,.sr.,o ,ortbe,g+ rerrrarr a.
and d sfr..,s- s,.r. tg .sI,e lc- 20
-. ... en-.
r--. -. -...,.--. t....... q, -.,7
r. Va mes anu
I.a s,S ''' d. '7-''
''-, 'i'-
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T. a-i'e's same 10 Same. l'l 3, sIu.io
ee-' >-'- same 'o SAM. 10, % square ''-'
s-. same 10 Sa-lt' I'I l". square ''-'
~
Leit ware avenue hoIlne'7l. Ogl" '," ..i
y ana u S'I.e's same 10 SAINT lo' go
/ square L''s EiV
delaware Avenue ana s'reels norlh-
tae--->diIe 10 same. part original lol ".
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
on Natures Plan.

Colds are quickly cured ly Chamber
lain.s Cough Remedy 10 acts on na-
ture's plan. l0oseIs the cough. relieves
the lungs end opens The secrotous. cf-
Iecl-uE "a permanent cure. It counter
acts any tendency 1f cold o. result;
in pneumonia. ~ ls pleasant 90 take.
both adults ard children lkc it Price
25ci large size 5Oc For sale by Henry
Evans, wholesale, and all druggists.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
TRUSTEES SALE.
THos. J OWEN & son, Auetioneors,

TRUSTEES SALE or UNDIVIDED ONE
FOURTH INTEREST ~ PREMISES a.
PIERCE STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of one certain deed oi trust duly
recorded in Liior Z5ls, at folio 2U3 % ssq. ola.
Of the land records of the District of Columbia
and 40 the request oi the party thereby secured
We. the undersigned trustees win SON r. -...''.
Hrf ION in front % the premises on FRIDAY,
DECEMBER To- 1902. at $3.50 D.tID.N I ..
am undivided ucf.urtb interest iu che follow
irr-dcsCrihad real estate. situate lying. and be-
.Ha r tEe CITY ~ Washington District OF Co.
Iumhia. and known 8s part of Dot numbered
thirteen. IN the subdivision ~ lots numbered
one, two. three. four. five. aad twenty four. u
square numbered six hundred and twenty. th.
sTMe fruntlu- seventeen feet on Pierce Street
northwest. and running thence south with that
uniform width one hundred and thIrty-siN feet
seven and one-hali inches 90 q wide public 81.
ley.
FERNS Of sale: Cash. 20 be complied Will
ntera DAYS from date Of sale. OF deposit for
i.itai and properly raso'l after five DAYS al
ycusing- Fifty do,la-' deposit required az tim,
ui sale.
THOMAS WAIhEK
500 5-l s- NV
FOUNTAIN PENTON.
dc9,I2,I5,I7,lg 503i5 d st. NV.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
ALEXANDRIA ITEMS
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Louis c. Barley Elected
Corporation Judge.

ALENANDRIA, Va, Dec. 9.-Louis c.
Barley who was on Saturday last nomi-
mated for the position Of judge Of the cor
poration court by th- members OF the
Alexandria Bar Association 20 fU the
unexpired term caused by the resignation
Of Judge j. X N. Norton, was yesterday
afternoon elected by theState Legislature
TO that position. Today he qualified by
taking the usual oath
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
FINANCIAL.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY.
OFFICE, COR. gTH AND F SIS.

OFFICE, COR. gTH AND SIS.
PAJD-UP CAPITAL. ONE MILLION.
Loans m any amount made on approved
-- fea' estate VI collateral al reasonable
rates.
- Interest paid upon deposits on monthly
- balances subject % check
- Tins company acts as executor. admin.
-- lstfator trustee. agent, treasurer, regis
- Uar. and b. all other hduCiaTy capacities.
Bye for rent IN burglar and hreproO'
- vaults for safe deposit and storage Of val
- liable packages.
JOHN JOY EDSON. President
JOHN A. SWOPE. PE.........V ce President
ELLIS SPEAE...-.. Second Vice President
ANDREW PARKER. Treasurer
BlttE j. MOSES ..... Assistant Treasurer
lhoAAs BRADLEY ........Reai Estate Ofbcef
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Is prepared 10 assume the Management Of your
Ieai estate Careful attention given e all de-
tails
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
Washington Sol Market.

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs d Co. bank
ers and brokers. 1919 F Street. members
New York stock Exchange. Washington
Stock Exchange. and Chicago Board OF
Trade
The Washington times., 1902-12-09
4 Missionary in Disgaiss.

Han Coinr has accomplished one
thing. Doe has advertised the Bible a=
EOCl exciting reading.
The Washington times., 1902-12-09

Six members OF the Sinclair Dramatic
Company are stranded in this city as a
result Of the departure Of the manager.
Paul Sinclair. he having left Alexandria
Saturday night at the conclusion Of the
performance Of Camille" at the opera
house
The Washington times., 1902-12-09

Fire started yesterday Afternoon 10 the
junk shop OF j. Dreifus c. CO.. on the
Strand. between King and Prince
Streets. The damage amounted 90 about
$500 10 is understood there WAS no
insurance
The Washington times., 1902-12-09

The work OF tearing up the cobbIc-
stones on King Street. between Wash
ington and Columbus Streets. preDara-
tory 20 paving that bIocI with vitriGod
brick. is being vigorously pushed. AN
Of King Street from the river front TO
Fayctte Street. a distance of eleven
blocks. has been paved. and with ,he
completion OF his block. together with
a portion OF the block between ST.. AsaDh
and Washington Streets. viii make q
total of twelve bbcks. They present a
very creiitablc appearance. The work
OF paving tEs block on King Street. re-
naming unfinished. will probably De
commenced lu the next dav or so