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STERNRERGERS WITH LABELS.
So Many OF Them tho Patriarch Can't
Remember All tho Faces.

Tie Sternbergers Of West Sixty-eighth
street. headed by the patriarch. Julian.
got back from Europe last night aboard
the White Star liner Celtic. Forty rel
atives, near and remote, were waiting to
greet them on the pier, and each one wore
a large triangular silk badge adorned In
gilt with the letters X and B. Papa Stern
berger said his relatives were 80 many
that he couldn't for the life of him remem-
Der half of them; so the family hit on the
plan of having Sternberger insignia They
berRers. which is weird and cabalistic.
They were willing to explain the meaning
of one Of the gilt letters, X. 1t stands
for Kahn. the maiden name Of Mrs. Julian
Sternberger. They refused to divulge
the mystery Of B or the triangle.
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ASK FOR A NEW ARCHDIOCESE.
Catholics want Warrington 0ee-Petitasa
Has Been sent To Rene.

Catholics Want Warrington 0ec-Petltlsa
Has Been 9ent To RENE.
A petition has been sent to Rome asking
that Washington, D. G., be made an arch
diocese independent Of tho Baltimors see.
This is not asked because OF the size OF ths
latter archdiocese. but on the ground that
prelate OF high rank should DO the repre-
sentative Of the Church at the national
capital.
Although Mgr Falconio. the Apostolic
Delegate. is stationed at Washington he is
IN no way representative OF the American
Church here. but is a Papsl Ambassador.
Members Of the Diplomatic Corps and other
officials have frequently expressed surprise
Catholic had not the dignity Of q resident
Archbishop. When there have been trans
actions between Church and State, 1t has
been necessary for officers to 60 to Balti-
more to confer with Cardinal Gibbons, who
Is Archbishop Of that $50.
Archbishop Ireland, 1t Ii suggested, will
be the choice Of both the Officials here and
should it be created. While In population,
wealth and representation, the archdiocese
Of Baltimore L. not nearly 90 large a. that
Of st. Paul, Archbishop Ireland's present
province. the importance Of Washington
demands that it's ruler be q man Of great
executive and diplomatic power.
It was suggested two years ago that
Washington should have q Bishop. At
that time it was contemplated bestowing
the honor on Mgr. Dennis r. O'Connell,
president Of the Catholic University ct
Brookland, suburb Of Washington. It
was not then deemed desirable to divide
the Baltimore province.
Washington Is the greatest Catholic
educational centre in this country. George
town University is one Of the oldest institu-
tions Of learning here and the Catholic
University is one Of tho richest. Every
religious order in the United States is repre-.
sented in the latter, and the most learned
men Of the various congregations are
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Live stock Market.

SATURDAY. Oct. 10.
=, Receipts OF bccves were $40 head. mainly con.
signed direct No sales reported. Dressed bcei
Gables last received quoted American steers al
~ &C.. dressed weight: refrigerator beef al
i'Ii5 beeyes. rs sheep. $500 quarters OF beef.
Receipts ofcalves. all for the market were 80 head
Inc market rated steady for all sorts. and the pens
graS>erS and fed calves at sSD4sco: city dressed
NeaIN, general sales s@i}c. per lb.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs all for the market
w,re ~ head; w cars on sale all told. Sheep
aaI'.I steady; lambs nm. One car Of stock unsOld
sneep SOLD az 81 5OaSi per 100 lbs: lambs ~ 0.6o4
canada lambs At 61 Dressod mutton, 81
re per ID; dressed lambs. general sales. s1i0c.
=. receipts Of hogs were al head, mainly con
"Shed direct No salsS reported.
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Licensed Or,cers for Little Launches.

Tho licensed steamboat officers in the
West are circulating here petition recon-
mending that Congress enact a law to COM
pei the owners Of motor boats Of five tons
or more to employ licensed officers. The
petition says that something must be done
the same footing as the steamboats, Motor
boat manufacturers say that such law
would have the effect Of taking launches
away from hundreds OF owners Of moderate
means Launches of under fifteen tons
do not come under the s eamboat Inspec-
ton law at present
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stole Boss Dayfs's Trouser, .

Burglars entered John Pascoe's ailor
Oh p a. l52 Montgomery street, Jersey City.
ea.y Yesterday morning and stole a plir Of
now trousers, which Robert Davis, boss Of
tic Demo cratic machine. said he exp< ted
TO wear o CHURCH this morning. They also
c,rriei of n suit of clothes belonging to
City Clcrk Michael j. O'Donnell
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Money IN TRUST TO BRYAN.
prOrESTS MADEIN PHILOS. BEN
NETT'S WILL.
s,o 600 to Go to Colleges Which Mr.. and
Mrs. Bryan May Select-eSO, 900 fer Q
Peoples church. 1t IL supposed. but
vrs,r,,ctiOns Cannot he Found,

rcople's church. 1t IL Supposed. but
Nrw HAVEN, Conn, Oct. l0,-The will
.,phio 5. Bennett who was killed in Idaho
Aug 0, was filed in the Probate Court
" mi. city to-day, 1t disposes Of an es-
,ots Of about 100000. William j. Bryan
and Alfred p. Sloan. the latter Mr.. Ben
.o,t,s partner, were named a. executors.
The will had been in the vault Of q safety
, do,osit company since il was executed in
New York on May %, 1860.
Mr.. BRYAN for the past two days has
heen irving to get the instrument In New
york and it was delivered by special mes
senrer to Judge Cleaveland here this morn
inr There was ope mysterious feature
about the will 1t provided for bequest
90 900 to be distributed by Mrs. Ben
nett according to sealed Instructions in an
snye ope with the will. These sealed in
s,r,,ctions have not vet been found.
II was said tonight that the $780, 900 was
10 20 toward the establishment Of peoples
church in this city Of which the Rev. Alex
ander F Irvine is the pastor.
Mr.. Benefits public requests included
the following:
Ten thousand dollars In trust to W. j. Bryan
70 be divided among twenty-five colleges
,seCcd by the trustee: e., the income to be
he principles Of free government
Ten thousand dollars to W. j. Bryan as
trustee to be divided among such colleges
as Mr. Bryan shall select. the Income to be
used to aid poor and deserving young men.
In obtaining an education.
Ton thousand dollars to Mrs. Mary Baird
Bryan. wife of W. J. Bryan. to be divided by
her among colleges. the income to be used
10 aid poor and deserving girls In procuring
on edncation and 81 500 to the city OF Salem
H. to be supplemented by like gift BY
library and to b. known at the Bryan-Bennett
Public Library,
Ten thousand dollars for drinking foun-
tain on the New Haven Green, and IS 600
TO the New Haven Free Public Library.
VI Bennett eft his wife SIS, 600 and one
half the residuary estate.
Onr-,Warter OF the residuary goes to
George A. Gable of Yonkers, N. Y, 4 half
brother. and the remaining quarter to Mrs.
Deia A Bigelow Of Watertown, N. ". q
sister.
Local orphan asylums and churches and
charitable institutions get 81 900 each.
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stole 500 and Left $500 Behind.

Safe breakers looted safe in Van Siclen
Townsend's store in Main street, Flush
ing l.. l., early yesterday morning. getting
away with less than 400 in cash and missing
$3.50 in bills and about $500 In gold coin
which were hidden in an inner compart-
nent # the safe. Instead Of blowing
oren the safe the thieves worked the COM
tiration to open the door. The thieves
failed to explore the inner compartments
Ct lie safe
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CUBAN GIRL RUNS AWAY.
Got Tired Of Staying at St. Martha's HON,
Had to Get Up 1t Sis.

MOUNT VERNON, N. Y, Oct. l0.-Marie
Amores, a pretty Cuban girl, ran away
from st. Martfa's Home, at Bronxville, and
she is now In the care Of policeman George
Atwell. She walked all the way from the
home in pouring rain, and when she reached
the Mount Vernon police station she was vet
to the skin. She says her uncle is Emilio
Amores and that hs is connected with the
Cuban consulate in Washington.
Il did not like 1t at the home, said Marie
because the other children there made
fun Of me. Besides I was made to work
too hard in the school. I had to bake and
cook and was forced to get up every morn
ing at SIS o'clock"
Officer Atwell will care for the girl untfl
he hears from her urc'e.
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DOG Attacks q Baby.

black mongrel dog attacked Annie
Murphy, ? years old, Of s7s Henderson
street., Jersey City, yesterday afternoon,
While she was playing on the sidewalk near
Yer home. He knt cked her down and bit
I"r above the right eye. The child was
9 rriei into a nearby drug store, where
Tie wound was ca1terized. The dog
psolreI
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KIEFF POLICE CHIEF DISMISSED.
Falsely Accused Jewish Girl Of Attempted
Assassination.

The Je,oish Morning journal will print
to-day the following from it's special cor
respondent:
WARSAW, Oct. Col Novitzki, chief Of
terday from the service OF the Government.
l. call your attention to 1t because this 70
the same Novtzki who accused the Jewish
life when she was brought before him to
be examined. She was under suspicion of
having participated in the socialistic propa-
she proved to the Judges that she had no in
tention to harm the Colonel, but that he at
tempted to assault her and that she defended
armed, as she certainly would have done II
she had wanted to kill him. but while defend
ing her honor she seized a knife from the
Colonel's table and stabbed him with II.
Of her statement and she was freed: and the
dismissal Of her assailant followed soon after.
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MISS BANKS BACK IN AMERICA.
.----
Got No Chance to Write Up the Barbarity
of Customs Ofllcers.

Miss Elizabeth L.. Banks, a slight little
American woman with reddish hair, who
has been writing things in the London
papers and books for London publishers.
put her foot on her native heath last night
for the first time in eleven years. when she
landed from the White Star liner Celtic,
in from Liverpool and Queenstown. She
told tie Inspector who took her declaration
that she was not foreign devil" but q
lonesome Western girl homeward bound.
-Ttereupon," she said, -he put mark
on my paper which indicated that Il was
examined first. He didn't know it, but he
hocked me out Of five-pound note that l
was to get for writing piece about the
tarbarous way voyagers are treated by
Miss Banks is going to Los Angeles.
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Imports and Exports OF specie.

The imports Of specie for the week were
total specie imports since Jan. i, IS. 6Os, so3.
Exports Of specie were: Gold, SO, 100; silver,
S4is. t2s; a total Of S!37,iss. AGAINST es2. 500
the previous week The exports q. Of ,s specie eeo
and silver, S73. sol. OIL. . total Of js5,2SA.2oo.
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PIsOFOsAl.
AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Room No. 207,
Stewart Building. No. go Broadway.

AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Room No. 07,
Stewart Building. No. 80 broadway.
New York. October s. le0d
TO CONTRACTORS:
Bids or proposals. for doing the work and furnish
ing the materials called for In the approved form
OF contract now on Alc In the once Of tho AQueduct
Commissioners. for furnishing. delivering. erect.
Ing and placing stop cock valves. special castings
and ladders for tho Jerome Park Reservoir. Dor
ough OF The Bronx. the City OF New York, will DO
received at this once until twelve O'Clock noon.
on Thursday. October a. 1908. They will b. pub.
licly opened by the Agueduct Commissioners -
soon thereafter as possible. and the award OF tho
materials required will be made by said C0nmis-
sionrrs Is soon thereafter as practicable.
Blank forms OF said approved contract and the
specifications thereof, and bids or proposals and
proper envelopes for their enclosure form Of bonds.
and all other Information can be obtained at the
above otficc Of the Aqueduct Commissioners on
application 80 the Secretary
For further particulars sec C!sv Record. pub
hshcd al No. 2 City Hall.
BY order OF the Aqueduct Commissioners.
WILLIAM II. TEN EYCK President.
HARRY W. WALKER. Secretary.
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,AWr,.N COAL AND iAsOS IOMPANi
First Mortgage SO Sinking Fund Gold Bonds,
Notice y hereby given. pursuant 10 tne terms
syS that the undersigned. as Trustee. will receive
sealed proposals up 70 three p on the tTtm,.eth
AZ above described, q . price not exceeding i05%
and accrued Interest. 10 an amount sufficient 70
u'e ~ ccsoS MI II Trust COMPANY
or THE CRY or NEW YORK Trustee
New York September "a. 1905.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALAANAc--THIs DAY.
Sun rises. 80. 9 90 Sun sets rs % Moon rises 0ls
HIGH wATRR-THfs DAY.
Sandy Hook. lO:22 Gov I'd 1884 Hell Gate. 12:47
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DIVIDENDS AND INHERENT.
>>.s'>- --.~
THE ROCK ISLAND COMPANY.
ONCE Of Assistant Treasurer.

New York, October ). 1905
The Board Of Directors Of The Rock ISLAND Com.
pany have declared the regular quarterly dividend
OF ONE PER CENT. Il ~ on the preferred stock
OF that Company. payable November T. iSD' 70
stockholders of record October 10. 1908 $50
the transsss beehs for the preferred stock Will
close October l6 1908 at o'clock p. III, and open
again October 10, 1903, at 10 o'clock A: NJ
GEO T. BOGGS, Asst. TrenuTesi>
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aArLEp FROM FOREIGN PORT

IS Umbria, from Liverpool for New York
IS st. Louis. from Southampton for New Yorl
IS Ryndam. from Rotterdam for New York
SIS La Bretagne. from Havre for New York
IS Cymrc. from Queenstown for New York.
SIS Neckar from Bremen for New York.
SIS Minnea polls. from London for New York
IS Graf Waldcrsec. IRON Hamburg for New Yorl
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Arrivsd-SAruRDAr, Oct. Il

AIETVVU-oAEVHDAr'O Cs' ~
S. Philad elphia, Southampton. Oct. 3.
SIS Campanla. Liverpool. Oct. g.
SIS Celtic, Liverpool, Oct. 2,
IS La Savoic, Havre, Oct. g.
SIS Wells City. Bristol Sept 81,
IS Nairnshlre. Shields. Sept. 70.
SIS Tioga, Calcutta. Aug. II.
IS MlTcia, Hueiva. Sept 90
SIS Algonquin, Jacksonville. Oct 0.
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s. LucanIa. from New York at Liverpool.
IS Arabic, from New York at Queenstown.
IS Moltke. from New York at Cherbourg.
S. Noordam, from New York at Rotterdam.
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TO LEr-FURNBHEp
REAL EsTATE-oUr OF THE cyrr,
NEW JEIssEY-sALE on RENT.

ferries: four story double brick houses, fentinG
81 900 annually: only ~ 00G fourseory double Frame
KRUSE iOS willow av.. Hoboken.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-11

BACHELORS, "ATTENTION"-ElegAn suite OF
rooms with Sath and ali lrpray en- en,s erst or
second floor; also large rooms, third 0oo1 i7S
West 03d st.
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Just before the close some Of the commits
sion houses with Boston connections received
advices from that city that there were rumors
Of trouble In Montreal Nothing definite
was said. but the intimation was that tho
dispatches referred to the interests that were
In difficulties In the summer.
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The trading for London account yesterday
was less than 1000 shares and practically all
OF this was selling. London sold Atohison
and Union Pacific in some volume.
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FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET.
v est Side

BACHELORS -ATTENTION"-Elegant suite Of
rooms with bath and all improvements, nrst or
second door: also large rooms. third door. rs
West 03d st.
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On sales Of only $50 shares Colorado Fuel
and Iron declined ~ points. closing at 3sI.,
the low price. The movement was thought to
be along the lines Of previous ones against the
industrials.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

unTCV :0A:: Elegantly furnished apart.
nV1 ri WEST rnent parior bedroom and
AUlLL 10Th ST. bath, Including meals 10!
GALLATIN ~ = :'' +s''a s;: en-: en-:
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FOR RENT

rs ISL It.. ami. $50 81
9O2e Portner place, anil. Or. .....:..... -
3s17-t8 B. n. HETH, The PortneF. 18th and q sta
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbia, holding Probate Court Estate OF Jacob
plication having been made to the Supreme Court
of the District Of Columbia, holding Probate
of said deceased, and for letters testamentary on
said estate, by susannah \. Young. it is ordered
and hereby is given to Sarah A. Young and BenJa-
min Young, and to all others concerned, to appear
In said court on Friday, the 9TH day Of August A.
d. 1903 at 10 o'clock an. to show why
such application should not be granted: Provided
Reporter and Evening Star once in each of three
weeks before the return day herein men-
tr ass hore sad ro Ssy TMos H.
ANDERSON, Justice. Attest: NJ. J. GRIFFITH,
Register Of Of hs ws Probate se5 the Court JOHN
LARNER, Attorney. Ve-w,ot
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia.-Felx NJ. Hixson VS.. John McFee et
to me for adjudication Of the debts Of James Nc
Fee, deceased, which are charge upon the real
ali persons having claims against the said James
McFee to present the same on Thnrsdsy July -,
the United States court house I'm this city. JAS.
G. PAYNE. Auditor. y1-law-3t
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
W. Lord, deceased. No. 11525. Administrator
Application having been made to the supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia, holding Probate
Court, for probate of the last win and testament
and codicn of said deceased and 70. letters tes-
eaeeutriI, it 10 ordered this Bad day Of June AID.
1908. that notice be and hereby is given 10 the
unknown heirs-at-law next Of kin of decedeat,
and to all others concerned to appear IN said court
on Monday the Sd day Of August, AID. 1905, at
10 o'clock am, to show cause why such appica-
tion should not be granted: Provided. this notice
and The Evening Star once in each Of three sue.
cessise weeks before the return day herein men
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ANDERSON. Justice. Attest: JOHN h. ROUZB6,
Deputy Register OF Wills for the District ct CO.
lumks Clerk OF the Probate Court. D0QGtAag
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
UNFURNIsHED.
FOR RENT-BY JAMES r. SHEA,

FOR RENT
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO, INC.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE
14l4 ST. NV. TELEPHONE NJ s4s
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FOR RENT-BY WESOO
1907 Pei
1924 18th, 10, 2b, fur$1O0. on
Oil 10th. Tor, 2b. a mi. SO. so
PIG E, Tor, b, lat, Gel. so. so
1916 18th, 10, b, lat misc. 90
202O N. Tor. b. mi. 40. so
1882 Howard av,12r.
b, ami. 80
10000, Tor, b, lat, cl ,mi35.5
211S G., lar, b. lat. SO. 80
2113 Pa av, 12r, b, Gel. 35. so
2317 Pa av. Or. b. mi. .33 SO
1924 Pa av. Tor. b, lat. so. 50
Oil 23d, 81, b, Lat. &c. so
221o I, Sr, b, Gel. 80. 80
1905 lth, 7r, b, lat. .2S. 30
2423 K. 81, b, lat. .R.50
1900 3Oth, 7r, b, ami 20. 80
615 asa, II, b, lat. mi 20. so
20 p, 81, v, lat. ..,.1s.5Q
1892 r, 6r, b, ami. ISL
2313 /, 9r, b, ami. 1850
2z24 ]. 6r, w.......lG.S0
2029 4, Or, w.......10. 90
2716 u. 6r. ". eel. .14.30
l16 e ne, Or, w.cel u. 30
GOT 28d, Or, w......6.0
24i7 N. Or. W.....13. 30
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FOR SALE-BOARDING HOUSE AND FUR
nshed rooms; spotlessly clean; central. near 18th
only 5000; snap; illness; must sell. AUSTIN'S
BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 1411 G NV. jy63t'
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TT & WILCOX,
ma. ave.
2412 n. Or, VIII. so
l002Chase CT, 6r.w.rtl2. 30
2221StPaul's ct, 5r. so
1928 NJ. sto, 4r. W. 1000
FLATS.
THE STAPLETON, 1918
N.non-housekeeping nat
No. 4, I'd q, 3r, b. $40. 90
1871 Doth, LIST Il. 6r, b. 45. 90
1871 10th, 4th q. Or. b. As. 90
23d & e, its, Or, b, gr.
lat.....$2O.6O to $3.50
1915 7, Sd d. 8r, b. 20. 90
2119 Pa AVID d, 4r, b. 16. 50
2123-5Pa av, I'd d. <r. b16.5O
92S 22d. Ar, w......16 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
rms e, = SO ii; Sia.5 o.. Is "a
STORES.
1900 HI lg rm,w,g$36. 90
1917 Pa Az, 1r, eel 90.2
2121 Pa Nv. II. ". ..16.60
BIO Z, 1r, pit eel. H. 90
STABLES.
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FOR RENT-NO. 1861 4TH ST. NE; VERY
attractive 2-story and cellar bay-window brick;
overlooks lexington College grounds; rooms and
bath; rent $3.50. EDWARDS REEVES Qnc),
614 18th NV. jy6-6t
FOR RENT-ON 1ST ST. NE. NEAR ID, HOUSE
Of 8 rooms, bath and cellar; rent very low to good
tenant; key at store southwest corner Mass. ave.
and LIST st. ap27-3m
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia, Washington, July /, 19O3.-
Notice is hereby given that the Commissioners of
the District Of Columbia WILL on July Is, 1903,
and such following days may be required
cause be sold at public auction. in the office Of
the Collector of Taxes of the District of Columbia
any property bid in. at tax sales, in the name Of
the District Of Columbia where the liens acquired
at such sales have been held by the District of
Columbia for more than two years, and for which
property applications for deeds have been made
prior to the time of SALE and that they will issue
deeds fer such property, in accordance with the
provisions of the act of Congress approved July l.
1902 HENRY B. +. MCFARLAND. HENRY L.
WEST, JOHN BIDDLE, Commissioners of the Dis
trict of Columbia. jy2,6,S,1O13,14
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-02-17
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