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ths sisansfs of ths &untsus Stsanlb.iat 80 =
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JAPAN
Hawaii and Philippine is'ands

. rA,iriC MAILS $ CO.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENT NL 3 = co.
4uiOklNl kAISHA
beiveen sen itaugN Do Honvlllu, Yokohama.
hohe. NasaSaki Shanghai and Hong Kong
steamers ieaNe rah francisco at 1 g. NJ
lofic ..... lulS ~ l'rui.. ...... AUG.
Nippon Nafu july q topur ......... Aug. y
For ffrlshl passage AMI General Information
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/ lAcKAWAMNA RAILROAD.

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'sUs a. N tor iuushariol sud - NOUS
.lUur a n Tor o. falH. tIirAko rud - Louis
t0l N Iof Nurala And thi~aso
400 Y looolo ua'ail ~. Hl
'4nI N fuf Scranton ana ~ ~ 1uth.
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'ce,N " fat h4riaiu A.d thfaso Ittoush
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nfnaaNaN. cor g~t4 -. itA HtuN4Way. -,
Fulton HfooEhu 'bIlh 't,"spi sunday
4 IfItAls and saturdays
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Th0S. COOK g. SON.,
al .rd 5Isa UHtbANv Az <rty yOaE
Hamburg-fmericon.

IwlN.NREw EMPRESS SERVICE
PLYMOUTH CHFRHpIRG- -HANHt'RG
' hismAtck IuiyN iUAN Nicioris Ava a. 10 AN
Columbia Juil 81. 10 An hlsm fck Aug LOAN
iwtN Riw pANSE>GtR SERVICE
III MOI Gh -CHERnOJ RG HAMuU R8
holtke July IA 10 An liiu~vhsf. July - 10 AN
Patricia lub "a 9 An Nald-1ssc, AuE s. IAN
HNhnt ne AMIkit>N line.
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CATSKllL EVENING LINE.

fuT tatS.ll ami tatssiA Mountain lOtnts. Hud
son and the ncTkslirvS toNSackie and way lAnd
hgA steamers leave eveIy wcek day; fer ~.
y R. T.. VI ana West i2th st. : y. n
Extra boat saturdays e OnteorA1 from Per
81 y u, - J.. NJ, AMI West lspt1 ST. 20 y. NJ.
for CatSkil. Hudson ~ Annet. and Maiden,
tonnfctiapS stskil Mountain, boston = Al
bany. aud Albany Hudson Railroads
Sp-rhl tralns for Calio. Pslenviue, Ous summit.
HAhss Corners and TAnncfsyiuc.
nining Rooms On NHin n~ck
Dessrtpttye Folder Matled Tree.
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". HUDSON SUNDAYS, Soc.

uN SUNDAYS. ruU'ucnr.uc Jull ldlL. tre Nur
witch lin, IL amer tllN bl lbN u. VIII lfs'r
IHffa y II foot ~uf NJ - - 100 " I.ntu
-. 'u ~ A ". 'ot hydy.n ia',t t'ip - ~ 1s
Iui GHkFFP~iF Nu landing made Returning
dlnn,r also = IL rsr'r Nain uec, Lunch ,ountrt
snd hfe. populAt prices
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WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.

New YORK Central & Hudson RIver ~ n, Leasee1
Trains leave Franklin 81 StA'lon New YORK a.
follows and IS min later fon, West 80 -, n. H.
= IOA AN-FoT Intern points 10 Albany.
~ " Natn Catskill Mltn. Pap. 10 Catskfla
I'll 20 NJ y saratoga n Mohawk Zap.
~ Is I M.ia RIP Van Ninklo Flyer
.i@PM Chicago Espr.sS
=? IS T. Cont tlru for Detroit. chi 81 Louis.
80 pM-tN Ulster Express 10 JAtSkiii Mts
- pM.-tu Iot Hudson luNrr points A Albany.
.so 4 N For R0ch hursln. C1eve'd Chicago.
- Is pm -Tuf Hosh. HuFsIo Detruit ~. louis.
'siS 4 M.-Tnt Syra.. Roch Nag ians. bet Cm.
.nany. 'nauy rsc-pi sunday. Leaves brpok
i'm AnneS, a. al 'piSA NJ, . n'iots \. 81; tyh
'i?iOP 'asP L.aves Jersey Ci,y.
A. 4 a STA ~ al 'gt s. NJ. ~ at al % \. NJ.
~ AZ u? sOf ": ~ 81 Is = " Time iah~s a,
prac psl hotels and ofnc,s hsrFage checked
irum hotel OF residence hy Mtstcptts f1prrss.
n SMITH. G y LANBfkr,
CenI super ntendrnt. GenI Iass'r Agent.
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De.er,p,lv. Foider M.,l.d vr.s
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER NARY POWELL.

Leaving Desbrnsses ". Al sis y ". Saturdays
,SP, NJ. " l?d 81. $50 T. NJ. SATURDAYS =. "
ies,h 81 ou SATt RDANS AND HOLIDAYS ONLY
wall, Newhur.A NeW IlAmbufgh, Milton. foush-
t~epSie. R>opus. Rondout and kingston. Or
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pnc10M AND POINTS IN
CUS OIS NEW ENuLAND
IkII tlINtE I'M. fsf newport. 70. tu'rf.
ItIsIIu end u I.s,t'fu and northern Points STR
III ItI.. s.I Il.l MOI re Nttrsstra on ss,u
sT.s IHtf fu y Ni fuH' 10 Warren 81 WtsstANs
nrI . ....f... 10 - l n
rRuN IptNSr I'M, ~ Providence Nsurss
\ ur .ri Nt"f.taFf tHur tud. htstrr NuFth
ami r.l, rrr.. tpNNIt'I'' I Ari CITY OF
ltUT.. pf.HtsfrN pu each Lave II-f ~
\ f .as' uI " ffat NJ weekdays uNN At u y N
>Io>i>Gto> I'M tNsSugct ssrIcc t~m
lHfarIH Its tff'IHr4
NpUwsII nv. fpr Nrv London. Fishers ~
and ~'uHIs gfun. Watch NIu Naffarausrtt i..F.
I.aUs i,IaUI. surWfU.. Worcester bl.tHu &c
N.TU ami In. sf'H 1''~ tlTN tl NtittI
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~nrrs So s,.A e.. r uI.. a. H y VI
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Nsrt.t. llafrtHfI. NTrYgn'i auI tHr NurU
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sire RON 49, Ti,h ir7.c, SOD - NJ tu.r.
T1V IS 90 NpiN sieu rIiHIght SUNDAY
U'DUAIlu rI,h .eaN', IN .rAs ~, >t.
70 gi T.f.r. ug. due Nse Nork sp y
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THE ATAlANTA

Hay excellent table pheasant tOoms. sailing nsh
ng bathing, . cnng. rates reasonable. ChAS. a
Gfp iENNFU
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New York and Boston All Rail.
RE AIDING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r


Itbcrt, street snd s.uih Tsrr, ,ume from
south ictry nNr minutes eArNen-
r.SToN. nEuHIrHIM, ALLENTOWN AND
NAl,u tut>k rtUp u IS lAston only.
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SUNDAYS - 8 \ ii lusI 81 N
wukEsutRRI AM siH RAMON Hoo siO
N aul' u N4uGhs Al. - . T. " -
IlkINOoB. IoNS Ri,tR tND RAHST-
al sisi stn ". 80" lNhew1of si
,epri. 30 g1 Lakewood .D9l b. .0 y n.
.II.>IU ,ui 'Bn NJ 50" 80 p. "
NI>sII>D A>D BniD.Ef0> 't'o 4. N.
io>D uRh>,H,- .sn,n, PARK. OCEAN
GRoNI. rOiNT rIt,sA>i AID SEA
-uURt pOt>I> 80" ~ 20 ~ NJ, u 10.
gls so shl as bs''H T.. N SUNDAY.
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! heading. Io'tsNlue aud hArr'bafs Onb,
SANDY NOOK ROUTE rnom foot Of Rector
Stfrrt Per Atlantic iig guds. Ssabnght
Nuruouth Bsacf. and lHnc bfahoh. AsbuY
Para al polut Il"a>au' 80" l1.H llo a. N
N sundays ioo N M. 100. '"' so y "
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HARTFORD LINE

frum Tier % EAsi RlNrr, daily. etcepl sunday. Al
s 4 " tnt Connecticut River landings. connecting
Tor springfield. Ho,yoke Nnrhneid ard all Ne~
Ing amt poiuts send fof Illustrate iuIieT.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.


uir,e, lil. lsi. ~, isei HroAiusv. Z A.
HoIs~ Is nion SpuAs nj gfand NT,'
NJ fultoh street. RrpoklYn h,shAn D.
rninAl and lls~ry street. hssgace ch~eked igv
ho,sl o. residence 70 dtNipstlos
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RAIvs BEACB, tt
PRICES SEA VIEW HOTEL

liO N1ous tiftprnOf American sni futpii. an
lr Alleys tp to date kAv y?d - aud fops.y av.
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nv So. 90 TO BOSTON

aAe Via Providence A r. u. Ey,ry week day,
IUNe5PN n 81 no 90 PRONIDE>tE- Round
ITip, 81 so. - 90 90 boston direct. steamer We'd
ana sat sP. VI. SiAlefoouls feserN ed IN ad ancs.
pier rs. q. n, n. tatharine st. y. y.
rstrs - all NeV luglAnd points.
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C,Nr'S CuITAGgS Isss srt N"yDA,g ,ssor''
The Washington times., 1902-08-23
BALTIMORE fRicE CURRENT

! BALTIMORE, Aug 22-The follow
| ing are todays quotations in the local
wholesale provision and grain mar
kets:
| Wheat-Stock in elevators. 757 06S bus.
Market for Southern wheat today was
steady. Sales on grade of No. red at
T3l2c. steamer red at 71hc, and re-
jected at 69lac. One lot of winter mixed
sold by sample at 71lac. Bag lots sold by
sample as TO quality and condition at
72c, 721Ac, 73c and 74c.
Western wheat opened frmer; August.
73&4c. Foreign markets were generally
firmer. French included. while specula-
tive on this side were irregular and un-
settled. There was some demand for
cash early. 73Sic being bid without re-
suit, prices later reaching to 73kc
September was 73Ac bid. the price de-
clining to 72Ac bid. December was 72d
72Ac. Very little wheat was on the
market, and the situation was generalls
dull. Private cables limited in number
and foreign buyers declined to follow.
Market closed firm spot August 73c
bid; September. 729sc bid, 727sc asked:
October, 124sc bid. 12@sc asked. Decem>
ber, TlAc bid. Sales 10000 No. red
Western spot, v3aic; ear do, 73bc 800
No. red to 90 in, 73lac; 10000 Decem-
Der. 72i5c; 250O fresh spot, 7Sc; 90 900
september. 72&c. Settling price. spot.
13c; No. red Western spot. 73Isc; No
red l3ss; steamer No. ? red, 70%c.
Corn-Stcck in elevators, 1911 bus.
southern corn today was frmer. Re
ceipts of white were light. Yellow Vas
absent. Bag lots of white sold by sam
pie at 62m 63c. No. yellow on grade,
62G63c. Cob was dull at s3.15 per bbl
on spot.
western corn was quiet and irregular
Year corn WIS ii24 q 45c, from which the
price eased off to ii4c sellers, not
much of this delivery being for sale.
Cash and September continue very dull,
no inclination to trade in either Pri-
vate cables dull, not much demand.
western advices say trade centered in
September. Market closed dull. but
iirmer. November (new or old. 46c
bid; year. tiAc bid; January. 44&c
asked.
Flour-The market was quiet. Win.
ter Extra. Sz.9043.i0, Winter Clear.
S3.2J0 $50: Winter Straight. S3.30M350:
Winter Patent, s3.70dS.S5; Spring Clear,
81. .l0G3.30; Spring Straight. $355M3.7O:
Spring Patent. s3.7564.O0; City Mill, |
Best Patent, $3.50; City Mills High |
Grade Patent, $40; City Mills High |
Grade. Straight. $i.Go; City Mills Choice
Family, 1915. City. Mile Super. s2.900
The Washington times., 1902-08-23
The Metal Markets.

NEW YORK. Aug 22.-The London tin
market declined Is shlliings. with spot
at SIPS and futures at G122 The local
market was dull and easy.
Copper was Is 6ds lower at London.
with spot closing at e51 13s Sd and fu-
lures at f52. The local market was dun
all around
Lead was steady here and unchanged,
with London also unchanged, at ell IS
Cd.
Spelter ruled firm here London was
unchanged and steady. AT Els lis Cd.
Iron was steady in America The
English markets were quiet, with Glas-
gov at 51s Cd and Middlesboro at 53s
I'D.
Prices in the local markets were quot
ed as follows: Copper. standard, spot to
November. s10.75k k41i25; Lake, sll.5Om
11.70; electrolytic, s11.35d11.45; casting.
S11 356ll1.45: tin, s2S. .1062S.5O; tin
plates. $i at mill; lead, si.l2I5; spelter.
$3.50; iron, No ! Northern. s23G25; pig
iron warrants. nominal. Steel rails at
mill, SIS.
The Washington times., 1902-08-23
LOCAL AND GENERAL MARKET REPORTS
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Starts Out Strong, But Falls
On Sharply Under Realizing

| CHICAGO. Aug 22.-Wheat started out
strong, but fell off sharply under real
izing sales and receipt of considerable
bearish news. There was some recovery
from bottom prices. There was sharp
activity by st. Louis shorts during the
bulge, while local holders we're free
sellers of the September. The break o.
"a cents in the cash market at Mime.
apolis, the easing off of the coarse
grains. and the Modern Miller's" pre-
Giction that Missouri would duplicate its
wheat area of the last season, all count
ed against values later. Exports for the
day were s0S.00O bushels. Exports for
the week, 100000 bushels. as compared
with 1852. 600 bushels the previous week
and 5,6O1,O0o bushels the corresponding
week of last year.
Corn-Therc wassneavy covering OF
shorts early, but it was soon completed
ana all wants supplied. The bulls. who
nave been buying September during the
last week, sold freely on the opening,
put were taking il back on the weak
spots atterward During the opening ad-
SNS S'P'eHpef SOlu at 0gas cents, or
an advance of 93s cents from the low
point reacheft two weeks ago Cash corn
declined cents. Exports for the week
were only $4,000 bushels. against 524. 900
bushels year ago. Receipts shoO no
increase. Arrivals today were 2S cars.
with contract. Estimates for tomor.
row. 81 cars.
oats-Thc advance at the opening
brought in free offerings by holders. who
were willing to take profits by supplyins
the urgent shorts. There were reports
that Eastern offerings were coming
mainly from the territory east OF here.
and local cash shippers, therefore, had
a limited market The cash demand to-
day vas lighter and prices off about l
cent Receipts today were la cars, with
II contract
PROFESSIONALISM advance of 10 to 35
cents IN hogs at the yards and an irn-
proved casn demand for products helped
TO make strong provision market at
the outset. These advances called ou
free realizing, and at the close showed
lcsses all around except in October ribs,
which were in coed demand by packers
Estimated receipts of hogs for tomor.
row. $4,000 head. Western receipts of
fogs, 5000 head, against $4,000 head
year ago.
The following arc tho pt,otatione
The Washington times., 1902-08-23
800; Rio Extra. s3.60@3.75; rye flour.
medium to choice. s3.20G35O

800; Rio Extra. sS.6O@3.75; rye -four
medium to choice. s3.206350.
Oats-Market unsettled. Stock in ele-
vators, 122.124 bus: No 9 white (new)
3SG39c; No. 3, 33d35c: No. 4. 31M32c;
mixed, No. 2. 3l1sG32c; No. 3, SOkds1c;
do, No. 4. 29G3Oc.
Rye-Market was steady Stock In ele-
vators, 11.14G BUS; No. spot in carloads,
SIC; No. rye, 55c: No. rye. 53G54c:
No. Western rye. SIC, in export ele.
vators.
Butter-Market was steady. Creamery.
separator, extra. 23423Hc; extra first.
221ac; creamery first. 219211zc: do, imi-
tation, extra, 19l2c; Iowa and n. VIA
die, extra. 19G191ec; do. extra first, 1s1sc;
Elgin creamery prints. k-lb. 25625Izc;
do. lib. 34U241sc; do. 2-lb. 24kc; Mary
land and Pennsylvania creamery prints.
lz-lb. 2il1c; do. lib. 2iGa4:5c.
Eggs-The market is steady Strictly
fresh tcandled. 19laq2Oc; Western. 19c.
Poultry-Market quiet. Old fowls,
111sG12c: spring chickens. 12kG13c;
ducks, 9G10c; spring ducks, 10G11c;
roosters. each. 25d30c.
Green cofce-Market dull. No. (Rio
grade). 59sd5%c.
Package brands-E. L. c., 100-lb cases.
101ac; 60-lb cases, 10.60c; 36-lb cases.
10.70c; Lion coffee, in 1OO-lb lots, 10.Isc;
in 60lb lots. 10.2Sc.
Cotton-The local market was steady;
middling, 9Mc. Stock, ,977 bales.
The Washington times., 1902-08-23
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Money on call
at the stock exchange today opened at
per cent; highest 4. lowest 314, closing
at 4. Most of the days loans were at
3% per cent.
Time money inactive. Offered at j
per cent for all dates, and comes from
out Of town as well as from local in
stitutions. Rates per cent for all
dates
Mercantile paper is in fair demand out
of town. but hardly anything doing here
supply is very fair. and assortment i'm
proving. Rates AZ for indorsed bills re-
oeivable. per cent for highs grade sin
gle names.
Interior money rates unchanged Quo
tations at four important points re-
ported by telegraph today were as fol-
lows.
The Washington times., 1902-08-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLl NBlA HOLDING PROBATE
COIRT.-ESTATE OF ELLEN O'BRIEN |

stPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLI MBIA. HOLDING PROBATE
COtRT.-ESTATE OF ELLEN O'BRIEN.
Deceased. No. iO1js, Administration.
Application having been made to the Su-
premc Court Of the District Of Columbia
holding a Probate Court, for probate of the
last viii and testament OF said deceased and
Tor letters testamentary on said estate by
Frank Hume. il = ordered this 2lst day Of
August. \. ID. 1902, that notice be and here
by Is given TO John II. OBrien. Patrick L.
oBrien. James V. O'BFien. Mary Hughes (nee
UBrienl. Elizabeth Sebastian (nee Clasco).
John II. Glasco. and George Glasco. and 10
any unknown heirs-ata law, and unknown next
ct kin of said deccdent and to all others con.
cerned, to appear in said court on TUESDAY.
THE ITH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. d. 1902, AT
10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. to show cause why such
application should not be granted: Provided
this notice be published in the Washington
Law Reporter and Washington Times once in
each OF three successive weeks before the re-
turn day herein Inentioned-the first pubIica-
tion to he not less than thirty days before
said return day.
(Seal) HARRY NJ CLABAUGH,
J-stice.
Attest: JOHN R. ROUZER,
Deputy Register of Wills for the District of
Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court
ROBERT 5. HUME, JOHN L. O'BRIEN, At
torneys. au2S, ,3o.sep6
The Washington times., 1902-08-23

The amount of bullion taken into the
Bank of England on balance today was
6 600.
New York clearing house exchanges
today We're s255. zoo. .734; balances. sl2,-
251 .944; United States Treasury's debit
balance, $644,59
Foreign excnange-The market for
sterling opened a shade easier. and the
posted rates were unchanged. is51bm
ASS. Rates for actual business were as
follows: Sixty days. 48440; demand
4.S7i4: cables, 4.S714@is77. CONNER
cial bills were 4.s3&. The supply of
grain aud cotton bills was moderate.
Continental bills were quoted as fol-
lows: Francs. 5.lSA. less Lie. and
5.167s; reichsmarks, 947k and g51sM
50 3-l6; guilders. 1875 and 40 l-15G4Ols.
The Washington times., 1902-08-23
American Stocks in the London Market

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Quotations for
American securities on today's London
market were generally above yesterday s
closing level here. Shortly before the
opening of the New York stock exchange
Louisville and Nashville was quoted
above parity; Denver preferred 5s Great
Western common, Reading common, and
Southern Railway, Y; Baltimore and
Ohio. Denver common. Kansas and Texas
preferred Norfolk common and pre-
ferred, and Ontario and Western, Is;
others were quoted Is to Il.
Anaconda. Illinois Central, and New
York Central we're quoted z below pari
ty; Baltimore and Ohio, PENNSYLVANIA.
and Union Pacific preferred, u others
were Is below.
The Washington times., 1902-08-23
The Chicago Stock Market.

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-Industrials have
been slow and steady in the market to-
day, Pneumatic Tool showing the most
strength and Radiator preferred the
chief weakness. Box Board weakened y
TO z points. and West Chicago Railway
gained 1s point. Can common, liz all Il:
Biscuit common. 47BaiSIs. preferred,
loi% Pacific Telephone, 10; Box Board
common, l5A m15i2, preferred. G5mG5% ::
Carbon common, 31aa G32; Radiator pre-
ferred. 100; Shipbuiiding common, So:
Quaker Oats preferred, 924; Pneumatic
Tool l03mlO4; Northwestern Elevated
common. 36i2 West Chicago Street Rail
way, 50; Metropolitan Elevated gold Is,
10l&.
The Washington times., 1902-08-23
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Wash. Street Ry As. 81 10000 So;
Wash. Street Ry. pfd. 50d55h. goa 5515 {;
Arlington Insurance, 25d3O, 25@3O, 2560
30. 25G30; Mergenthaler, 10G1s64, 3a
1854. 1G1s6ia. lon 1862, 1O@1S694, 1OG
1863. 1oa1s7, 2OG1S71z buyers. 261S7.
10G1S7; Am. GRAPHIC. common. 50G6 100
@6h. After call-Wash. St. Ry. As,
s1.0OOdS5. s1.O0OGs5. s1.0O0Gs5. s100Od
s5. sl.OOOOGs5. s1,OOO@S5; Union Trust.
10G106. 5G1OsA; Greene Copper, 4O1
271a; Lanston. 30d11B, 1OOd12; GRAPHIC.
common, 1O0G6, 1I0d61s 100G6, 75G6,
1O0d5A
Notice-No session of the board will
be held on Saturdays in August.
The Washington times., 1902-08-23
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM
PROVED PROPERTY on ROCK CREEK

PROVED PROPERTY On ROth GREEN
FORD ROAD, ID. c.
BY virtue OF a decd Of trust TO us. dated
the 2Gh day Of April. ls95. and recorded in
liber No. 2OOi. at folios III ct seq. OF the
land records Of the District OF Columbia. we
viii. at the request of the holder of the notes
secured thereby. sell at public auction on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY. THE Sd DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, \. ID. 1902 At I:30 O'CLOCK r.
". the following described land and premises
situate, lying and being in the County Of
Washington, District OF Columbia, and dis
tinguished and being part oi tract %
land called, Girls Portion, described bv
mctes and bounds follows: beginning for the
same at a stone planted in west line of the
Rock Creek Ford Road. at its intersection
with the second line of the whole tract called
Girls Portion and running thence with the
west line OF said roadway north i0I2 degrees
west 32-lOO perches. thence north 2jS degrees
west II perches. thence north 5sA degrees
west s4-lO0 perches thence north 20 degrees
west perches. thence south IA degrees west
II GO-lo0 perches, thence north 1874 degrees
west perches to branch. thence leaving said
roadway and running with said branch south
80 degrees west l6 16-1Oo perches. thence south
81 degrees west prrches, thence leaving said
branch south 10 degrees east 10 2-I00 perches
TO the Military Road thence with said road
north 1914 degrees east lG perchcs, thence
south 65A degrees east 92-loo perches to
intersect said second line Of Girls Portion"
thence leaving said roadway and with said
second line OF ''C;iris Portion north j6i2 de-
grees east % 6s-lO0 pcrches to the place of
beginning. except 50 much of said land as
was condemned for 10th st. extension. in Dis
trict Court ease NJ. $50. supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, said exempt portion con-
tanning about 1.5i3 acres, more or less.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash and the bal
ancc in one. two and three years. the deferred
payments to he represented by notes OF the
purchaser secured by deed OF trust upon the
property sold and TO bear interest at the rate
of per cent per annum. PAYABLE semi-an-
nunlly, or all cash at the option OF the pur-
chaser. 4 deposit Of 500 to be required at
the time Of sale, and all convcyancing, re-
cording. and revenue stamps to he at the cost
Of the purchaser Terms Of sale to be complied
with within ten days from the date thereof.
otherwise the Trustees the right to resell
said property at the risk and cost Of the de-
faulting purchaser after at least five days
notice Of such resale in some newspaper pub
lished in the District OF Columbia.
ALBERT A. WILSON.
JOHN B. LARNER.
Trustees.
The Washington times., 1902-08-23
AUCTION SALES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that will sell at
public auction, al the wIrerooms Of James ".
Ratcliffc. $40 Pa. ave NV, on I'll ESDAI. TIE
26TFi DAY OF AUGUST. 1902. AT 10 O'CLOCK
\. NJ, lot Of lest. stolen and abandoned
property returned to me by the metropolitan
police OF the District Of Columbia. and not
called for by the owners contemplated hv
law. This property consists Of bicycles. cloth
inc and miscellaneous goods. JAMES \.
KEMP. Chief also Property Clerk Metropolitan
Police. District of Columbia. Approved by
Commissioners d. G. m22-3
The Washington times., 1902-08-23
Following are the posted rates of the
leading drawers of exchange:

Domestic xchange-Chicago exchange
on New York city 90 cents discount per
$1,000. against 10 cents yesterday and 10
cents discount year ago today. Boston
exchange par. against par and 213 cents
premium yesterday.
Silver-Bar silver in London quiet and
lilo lower, at q 3-16 pence per ounce.
Today's New York price for commercial
bars 4 lower. at 521SG 53ls cents. Gov
ernment assay bars Y lower, at 52& asa.
Mexican dollars unchanged. at IA m43.
The Washington times., 1902-08-23
The New York Quotations.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-The following
quotations were recorded in the Prod
uce Exchange today:
Cash grainLNo. . red quoted at 1AG
17se over September. (. o. b. afloat, TO
arrive. export; No l Northern Duluth.
7%c over September price; No. l hard
Manitoba. 12c over September. TO arrive
No. corn. &c. +. o. b. afloat. export
No. white. 7O1sc. and yellow, .O1ac.
new No. 2 mixed. 35c; No. Western
rye, 52l@c, new, +. o. b. afoat.