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THE PRAYER FOR REPORTERS.
Official StennErapfeFs and NeyxApn-
per men Credit IL 10 Each Other.

Oh'FiHA NtehfsE ra Pliers and Nevyspn-
per men Credit IL TO Each Other.
Because Dr. MiIburn, the blind chap
lain OF the Senate, the other day praved
for the reporters who send out accounts
OF what Congress does controversy has
arisen that may require another prayer 10
settle
The newspaper reporters in the gallery
think he intended TO pray for the short
hand reporters on the floor. who record
Inc proceedings for the Congressional
Record" The shorthand men. on the
other hand feeling that they are not in
condition 10 need being prayed for, are
sure that Or. Milburn had in mind the
newspaper men. Both sides have sub
mltted arguments 70 the chaplain and il
Is understood that he will construct a
prayer that will make fl absolutely clear
whether he thinks the "Congressiona I
Record reporters or the newspaper re-
porterE generally. or all OF them to-
gether, are the ones to be prayed for
The discussion over this important
matter has brought TO light the fact that
the chaplain's prayers are open TO re-
vision. when occasion demands Just as
the speeches OF Senators and Representa-
tives are. In 1873 DR.. Sunderland. the
Senate Chaplain. mentioned a host Of
persons by name in a prayer and the
next day found he had forgotten to say a
word for Henry Wilson. the Vice Presi-
dent OF the United States so the official
reporters, after q consultation with Dr..
Sunderland, interpolated a nice little
prayer for the Vice President.
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NOMINATED BY THE PRESIDENT
Names of Many AppOiutees sent to
the senate.

Names OF Many AppOiutees Sent 10
the senate.
The President today sent to the scrate
the following nominations
Archibald A. Young. surveyor Of Gus
toms for Tort of Indisnapoli LeweIiyn
L. Lindsey surveyor Of customs for port
OF Lincoln. Neb.. Jesse ". Elliott. col
Iector Of customs for district Of Newport
News
Charles A. Wilson, TO be United States
attorney for the District OF Rhode Island.
John E. HaggarL to be United States
marshal for the District OF North Dakota.
To be registers Of land Offices John A.
Oliphant at Mangum. okla; Anton H.
CIassen, at Oklahoma. Okla
To be receivers Of public moneys. Will
lam F. Young at oklahoma Okla: Alva
E Kennard, at Lincoln, Neb.
To be pension agent al Detroit. Mich
Oscar A. James.
Navy. Lieutenant Guuior sradey 20 be
Ieutenants-Er L. Bennett. William
p. Scott, Joseph NJ. Reeves. Roscoe c..
Moody. Leland F. James, Lewis B. Jones
To be an assistant surgeon Charles N.
Oman, OF Pennsylvania
To be stmasters-Aiabama. PreIate ID.
Barker. Mobile. Florlda. Gerald r. Rey-
noIds, Tampa; Georgia. Edward d.
Smythe, Augusta. A. NJ. smith Bruins
wick.
Illinois, Henry F. Bader East 81 Louis.
NassachUsetts-Hen A Chase. Holy
oke; George r. Bourne. Lenox, Charles
81 Mead EyfTIismErov-u
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE OF TIE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF The DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Washington, January 4 I9C2--The annual meet
ing Of the MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CON-
PANT OF THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA viii
be held ou THE THIRD MONDAY Is JANUARY.
1902. TIE 2OIU INSTANT. al the office of the
company. yJ2 Pennsylvania Avenue uort Invest.
commencing Al O'CLOCK A. NJ
BY The charter 0i the company. The election
OF seven managers Co conduct tle Attain, of the
company i= required to be held at ,he above
meeting
b. Tie sixth article OF the br-Isus aF The
company DO is provided. AT The annual meet
inc of the company the first business iu order
shall boz the appointment of a chairman. aho
shall conduct the meeting and election iu &C.
C1Edauce with the act OF Incorporation. between
the hours Of o'clock a. m- and D. m."
Amount q premium notes .--.. -, 653. "a s.
Amount % cas- Uu hand ---------. 1851 40
SECURITIES -----...------- ----.-----... 2-l,ajl %
Real estate .-.-----.-. -...---.----... 5000 %
Office furniture and fixtures -.-.--.-- 500 %
Losses hy fire, adjusted and paid. 6Z-i n
The annual statement Viii De- ready for dis
tubuion al The office OF the company about
january a.. 1902
By order % the Board % Managers
mf-I6 T.. PIERCE BOTHER Secretary
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BAD BLOOD,
BAD COMPLEXION.

The skin Is the seat of an almost end
less variety Of diseases. They are known
by various names, but are all due 20 the
same cause, acid and other PoisoBs in
the blood that irritatc and interfere with
the proper action of the SKIN.
To have a smooth, soft skin, free from
all eruptious, the blood must be kept pure
and healthy. The many preparations Of
arsenic and potash and the large number
Of face powders and lotions generally
used in this class Of diseases cover up
for a short time. but cannot remove per
manently the ugly blotches and the red,
dishguring pimples.
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AN EIGHT-HOUR DAY.
United Nine Workers Rent Upon 6c-
c"mpiiShinE such - Schedule.

c"mpiiShing such "a Schedule
WILkESBARRE. Pa. Jan. lathe SEQ
'eIesates representing the 43 600 mem
DeTS OF the United Mine Workers in dis
TIcJ No ], met in convention here this
morning, and VIII remain in session sew
eTaI DAYS.
When they reached here. they were
adorned with badges bearing a picture Of
National President John Mitchell and
surmounted by the words. An eight
hour day for anthracite miners"
This clause viii be the basis Of the
miners demands upon the operators this
spring, and the present convention is ex-
pected TO make it the main feature Of the
resolutions The convention Will also
discuss the question of payment by
weight Of coal mined and not by car as
al preselt.
President T. d, Nichols is presiding.
There is 10 be elected a member Of the
national executive board and a spirited
contest is on for the place This morn
ing was spent in preliminary work.
chiefly examining the credentials Of the
delegates
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PRICES OFF TN
STOCK MARKET
Professional Selling Causes
General Sharp Declines.
PROMINENT OPERATOR A BEAR.
Western SpccuIntOrs Also sellers.
htchisOn Weak on Criticism of
Bond ISrue-Humors of Another
Cnt in Copper MetaI-LOndon Bays
Americans.

NEW YORK. Jan. lS.-The tendency Of
prices during the early trading in today's
security market was to a lower level, and
before midday a number of noteworthy
declines were recorded. St. Paul. Atchi-
son. Reading, local traction stocks, Union
Pacific, and United States Steel led the
downward movement. The volume of bus
mess transacted was not large.
Operations Wholly Professional.
The weakness was attributed to The
impetus Of the selling movement. which
set in near the close Of SATURDAY. These
were no new developments in The gen
eral situation and declines were appar-
emily the result OF a feeling Of general
encouragement at the manner in which
the speculation has been recently acting.
The operations, however, were wholly
professional
Atchison common was sold down nearly
z per cent on criticism o. the new d.
benture bond issue, but a rally of nearly
point followed. Losses q about pcr
cent we're general through the list. and
IN Few instances the declines went fur
Their.
After the first half hour the market en-
l-
talned an unsettled tone.
London Buys Americans.
The London market for American stocks
mas SHOWN abnormal and irregular price
changes, but the buying here for foreign
account were fairly heavy on the local
oeclne- London purchases aggregated
10000 shares.
Amalgamated Copper was weak on re
ports that a further cut Of cent 2
pound had be ordered in the selling prices
by the Amalgamated Company
Prominent Operator BearIsh.
western selling continues and IL is ru-
mored that a prominent New York ma
nIpnIator, who figures principally in
Oalted States Steel and Union Pacific. Is
endeayoring TO depress the general list.
Sales Of stocks to o. m. 400 zoo shares
Bonds, Sob coo.
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New York Cotton Market.
THANKS OF CHINESE COURT.
Grateful to Americans for Protec-
lion of buildings in Forbidden CITY.

Grateful to Americans for Protec-
lion Of Buildings i'm Forbidden city.
Minister WI this morning handed TO
Secretary Hay the following edict. trans
mitted by Wei-wu-pu. Peking. In a ca
bleeram dated 9th year, 18th moon. End
day January II. 1902. and received bv
the Chinese Minister on January y:
BY order or her Imperial Majesty. the
Empress Dowager, We issue the following
ctict- During the disturbances caused
by the Boxers last year the American
commanding officers issued strict orders
10 their troOus TO Use strenuous Efforts
10 protect the buildings within the For
bidden City This was an act Of friend
ship worthy Of imitation. for which We
feel extremely gratihed and grateful We
therefore. instruct Wa Ting fang to con
yey our expression of thanks through the
Secretary Of State 10 his ExceIlcncy. the
President OF the United sts.es. Respect
this.
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ST, PATRIGK'S DAY PLANS.
Executive Committee, 4. O. H., TO
Discuss Them Tonight

The executive coz mittee OF the Ancient
Order Of Hiberniau, viii hold a business
meeting al O'Clock tonight in the law
Offices Of Mr.. Rosa F. Downing in the
Stewart Building Fifth and d Streets
northwest.
The committee IS TO decide whether the
annual ceIeDrg son OF st. Patrick's Day
OF the I7jh Of March. viii be in the form
Of an entertainment or a banquet, and
numerous arrangements concerning IL
Will be mapped out The Rev Dr. stat
ford may be the speaker Of the occasion
The matter Of raising funds to send
delegates TO the annual convention Of the
order, TO be held in Denver. Col in the
third week in July viii also be discussed.
The committee includes Messrs. ROssa
+ Downing. chairman; John J. BrOsnan.
P. F. Carr, p. F. Moran. J. F. O'Meara.
ID. F. Finucane, john J. Doian. P. j. Hal
ugaE, James Bseen, Patrick Kennedy,
Maurice F. Flynn. Daniel Murphy, James
A Myers, Thomas p. O'Dea. and William
II. Gala han.
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CUR
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Cancer, Ulcers, Bone Pains,
Itching Skin, Rheumatism.

Botanic Blood Balm B. B. b kills or destroys
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blood HEALS all ulcers eating, fostering sores
pimples. offensive eruptions, copper-coiored spots
mucous patches, sore throat mouth or gums
STOPS all aches IN bones back or Joints aud
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Balm sent free and prepaid by briefly describing
your trouble and writing Blood Balm Co. I76
Mitchell ST., Atlanta Ca Special free medical
advice also given Sold in Washington By
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PERSONAL PROPERTY TREATY.
PnpcrS signed by Lord PauneeTot.
and secretary Hay Today

Lord Pauncefote. for Great Britain and
Secretary Hay. for the United States. this
morning signed an extension OF a clause
in O. treaty between the two countries.
ratified July %. 1900. for the tenure ana
disposition by aliens Of personal property.
without such a treaty portions OF cs-
tates left 10 alien heirs would accrue TO
the state The particular clause affected
by This mornings action provided for q
years time in which the British colonies
might join the treaty This morning il
was extended another sax months
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Government Bonds.

Prices tumbled without much intermis-
sion during the entire forenoon in the
Stock Market and the afternoon started
with 10 change in tone. The weakness Of
the market caused much disappoint ment
and the Street generally was most gloomy
over the outlook. Business was dun.
however. and IL was said that the de-
elines were almost entirely due 10 pro
fessional selling.
TIE chief unpleasant feature Of the
market is that there has been little in
yestment buying as a result OF the Janu-
AIRY disbursements. The fact that the
investors have kept out OF the market
Influences sentiment generally and il has
been whispered that some Of the very
largest financial interests. TOO. have been
profoundly disappointed over IT,
Further declines during the week would
not cause much surprise in the Street but
q is not the belief Of conservative people
that a bad break is likely to occur at
this time
DiSquietinE RUmOrS Juycrincd.
The news developments over Sunday
were not of such d nature as - have
any adverse influence on the market. but
this morning there we're one OF two dis
quieting rumors- 10 Was said that the
price Of copper viii be cut another cent
a pound and there were hints that
another bank failure may be announced
~ any time Neither Of these stories
could be verified and f; is possible that
they were both manufactured by the bear
clement
London was a buyer Of American stocks
on balance. most OF its purchases being
made after the decline was we'll under way
on this side. Call money was easy this
morning and the prediction is made by
The financial authorigies that the rate
VIII De lowered this week. The news Of
the winter wheat crop Is more favorable
and may play an important part later IN
The week, perhaps
Atchi-on Securities Weak.
The bond issue OF The Atchison com
pzny attracts much attention Atchisou
common and preferred stock. both went
of sharply az the opening. and although
they recovered somewhat later in the day
81 could not be said that the plan seemed
10 DE received with much favor by the
Street
Later and more careful consideration OF
The report o. President Ripley on Che mat
ter may cause a change OF opinion he
makes very good argument 10 show hst
the returns from the investment Of tho
mOuCy realized will more than pay the in-
terest charge on The bonds To be- sure
the company for 1901, Che most prosperous
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TRYING TO GET
TO TIDEWATER.
Wab3Sh'S Preliminary Move
to Be Made Today.
SEEKS BALTIMORE TERMINALS.
Meaning of West Virginia CentraI's
observation-disclosures Interests De
HeVed to Undoubtedly lie Back of
the Plan.

BALTIMORE. Nd, Jan l3.-The pre-
hminary move OF the West Virginia Cen
trail Railroad Company. backed by the
Gould interests. to secure control Of the
Western Maryland Railroad and tine lat
ter's valuable tidewater franchises at
Baltimore will be made today in an ordi-
nance TO he introduced In Baltimore city
council II will authorize the city as
creditor. bondhoIder, and MORTGAGE to
sell the railroad when terms offered shall
be ratified by city councils
Hambletou d Co. bankers. who are the
financial agents Of West Virginia Central
and who Will offer the ordinance in coun-
ellis. make this significant statement in
their current circular:
May Menn Much to baltimore
IF it be true that the Wabash Com
pany has made an alliance with the West
Virginia Central and Pittsburg il may
mean great deal TO BltimOre. II the
Western Maryland could be used by the
Wabash in connection With the West Vir-
GINA Central and Pittsburg, OF otherwise,
the city could afford TO make a present of
Its interest in that company 20 the Wa
bash system IL thereby il could secure
for Baltimore terminals for the enormous
traffic of this road"
The HambletOns will not deny nor con
firm that the Gould interests are back OF
their movement, bat the tone OF their
circular is considered confrmatory. Had
there been 4 doubt they would have de-
MED and denounced the reports
The Wabash. explained a railroad man
may get TO Baltimore. with the aid OF the
Western Maryland and without the West
Virginia Central, by constructing a line
F-rgr oh,
some OF the best coal and coke territory
in Pennsylvania, taking in the Somerset
region. This line would be only about I65
miles long, aud IL would include the
old South Penn rOadbed and tunnels
large sections OF which have been com
plCJed. This line can be built without
any interference by the Pennsylvania,
which. by a coup. succeeded in keeping
the Nanderbilts out OF Pittsburg when the
latter were building the South Penn.
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WALL PAPER.

FEN d~yE only rooms p5relyd sI..5 ups samples
bfoleL, HjNT. 40 a. 81. uu. JIs-7
kOLTE. s24 9th 81 NV r. constantly receiving
tie latest anu most attractive designs IN Nall
FapeIs, AMI p1pcs looms from $40 up CAP
and investigate lcr yourself and be convinced
MA
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wn.hinpton stock Exchange.

Sales-Capital Traction: 5GlO72. "a
1OS- c p. Telephone 50067- Wash
ington Gas: 15G 70k. 25a7oA. Mergen-
thaler Linotype. l0G 1928. LanstOn Mon
otype: 3Od10A. American GraphaphOne
Co pref. 100G IA Greene Copper 1904
3224, 23Od SO, 100G8314 lO40 331z-
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS
Bid Asked
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LOANS OF $40
We LOAN MONEY

On Individual notes, without indorsar: no other
security than your promise 90 pay the amount
advanced with reasonable interest cIzuCes Loans
made Immediately Furniture. Pianos. etc. AZ
legal rates. Private Offices. CONFIDENTIAL trans
actions. Phone go East
coz ST. y. "
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE co.
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Eternal vigilance rs tho price
of a heaufiFEsI COMPLEXION
len such remedies are relied on.

when such remedies are relied on
hlr II T ShObc. 77o4 Lucas Avenue 81 Louis
No, says Ny daughter was alilIctcd for years
with dishguriug eruption on Ler face which
resisted all treatment. She was taken 10 TWO
celebrated health springs, but received no bene-
At. Many medicines were prescribed, but with
ont result, until decided 10 try s. 8 s. and BY
the time the FIRST bOttlc finished he eruption
began 70 disappear. A dozen bottles cured her
completely and left her skin perfectly smooth
She Is now seventeen years old. and not a sign Of
the embarrassing disease has ever returned
S. s. S. IS a positive, unfailing cure for
the worst forms Of skin troubles. Il IS
the greatest Of all blood purifiers, and the
only one guaranteed purely vegetable.
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Ia Champnsne -sustnins Accidrnt.

HATRE Jan. 13.-The French liner -
Champagne coiiidy1 Nth ierty in the
barber here ,oday and smashed several OF
her bow plates.
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SKIN acIlVe and healthy and IN proper
condition to perform lis part towards
carrying of the impurities from the body
If You have Eczema, letter, Acne, salt
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and pimply, send for our book on Blood
and Skin Diseases and write our physi-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HAYS CHEAPEST PRINTER in Washington.
SOS NV prompt, accurate, good, 1000 tI-iurss
cards, 90. ml3-I
SEWING MACHINES soe week, and rerairirg
ENTERPRISE- 1910 OH 81 nv MIS-
CHAIRS CAMEO. 25c up repairing upho-,rer-
( ing Drop postal 2s0i 9Th ST. NV mf2-3
WANTED Fine taiIor-Inade suits AZ 20 cents on
fIc dollar. sHAPflRlbSi g0j ID 50. NV near
9Th. mill
EVENING CLASSES and private pupils prepared
ior Civil Service examinations by Npeiieteed
teacher I2ll Q st- NV mills
DANC1NG-PRoF. CALDNEri5 ACADEMY sI5
9TH -. NV; TUESDAY. Thursday. Saturday even
iug- z O'Clock. class reunion 80 former pupils
invited % attend; private lessons given by APP
poiutment- eos
CHAIR CANINC-45s ST., I57 9th st. NV
MRS l. JOHNSON rae-7
MISS ARABELLA WHITES music rooms. 40 @
Il. me- Cincinnati College method. rapid progress
assured piano FOR practice. terms liberal jas-6
WANTED-Cssh paid for any Sind Of lrercban-
dLse. furniture also sold on commission n
ROSENBERG, Auctioneer, $50 louisiana ave. nv.
eo
DO YOU WANT the highest cash prices Tor
gents cast-of gamea's. shoes. musical instru-
meuts, guns and TiRes Drop postal :. ATLAS
szl D 81 nv. ja4-Im
HANNA RHEUMATISM REMEDY is pleasant 10
take is purely vegetable, and contains no hurt
iul ingredients: Il stops pain IN one day; price
81 a bottle. For sale at INNS DRUG STORE
18th and New York ave ianI-8mo
TEETH without plates; firm. comfortable. durabI,
beautiful, Undetectable, painless DR.. l. B. VII
son, 1908 st. NV m24-S0
FULL DRESS SUITS for hire: one dollar. JULIUS
COHEN, lIOs 7th NV est
WILLIAMS BOOK EXCHANGE BooEI
bought and sold; also book binding in all ia
branches. SD At NV. e1O-u
AEYo your business teams well a. your
ahid = aigh-claEs drivers from THE REX STA
BLE5. n sINSHEIMER Proprietor, rear G5 1
ST. Rubber tired vehicles OF al kinds husi-
Aess and Dayton wagons always On hand eS-in
-
FOR sALE-HoRslss AND VEHICLES.
FOR SALE-FIye horses. suitable for farming
Rear Of GA st. NV eI3-1
FOR SALE-s25 20 SO, have no further Use. 20
horses and mares suitable for farm, family. or
general business purposes; shetland pony. cart
and haUcss. gentle for children 20 ride OF drive
also wagon. harness, utensils. Apply 30 Az ST.
NV m13-1
FOR sALE-Just arrived six Virginia horses.
also the great little road hoTs- Harrison, rror-
ting record 2-sl4. absolutely sound. years old
LIVERY STABLE corner sth and ] SIS HU.
mills
FOR sAIE-Coapelettc, cheap. sd and NJ SIS.
uv. J. MASON miles
FOR SALE-Platfoum spring open top wagon
For one horse, heavy grocery wagon toe two
horses: .Euuf ucd' FLYNN a. BLOUNT $40
IIt1 =. So. mills
FOR SALE-NiIk wagon. cheap; nearly new. j.
T. SWEENEY. Blacksmith shop Blld.5.s5ur..
Road. mills
FOR >AIE-F.uc driving horse. top buggy and
harness bargain owner leaving cite. Addrr~-
sJ5 Albany 81 ne lexington ID e. uII-2
FOR SaLE-rhrsc good business horses. mo- rcs-
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CASH FOR ALL!
Money Loaned SaIariGd People,

Retail merchants teamstcrs boarding houses.
without security. largest business IN iorty-tuo
principal cities TOLMAN. Room IOl, $50 18th
eI4-tf
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THE NATIONAL SAFE
DEPOSIT, SAVINGS, and
TRUST COMPANY,
CORNER 18TH IT AND NEW YORK AVE
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Paws Interest on Deposits
Rents SAFES Inside Burglar-proof Vaults
Acts A. Administrator Executor. Trustee &c
lds-It
MONEY WASTED AND TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED COLLAT-
ERAL-NO delay. CHARLES A. BAKER. Rooms
40 and a. Me,zerOtt Building IllO st.
MONEY TO LOAN AZ 81 % per cent IL sugas
Of 81 600 10 $4,000 =. c. -eai estate: pay %
and per cent mortgages and begin anew; all
transactions conducted with economical consiI Ter
alton FOR borrowers VA. II. SAUNDERS q CO.,
1907 + st. nv.
Will GIVE personal note for 81 .OoG 60 anyone
who viii advance sIc 500 for six months FaI
particulars address Bon ~ rim. orHt7- mics