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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-25
Presents for Girls

There should be no trouble in seiec-
ton of gifts of this class, especially
when you come to the store. Here are
a few hints:
Books-Scores of them especially for
girls.
Pocket Books-Plenty of these here
Work Boxes-Made solely for girls
Pictures-Certain to please
Toilet Articles-All sorts Of them
Games-Many kinds at many prices
Perfume-Even small girls like it
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-25

Monde mex eM t enMre aondayE line Of goods in M cordially invite you to call on
~ ~ on ~ n nM o@ me sageststock ever shown hee n in extent variety, novelty
a anInn o - GesC ahno be matcEed in this locality Each year more people are
44n M5W IM ne ononnca and satisfactory way to d holiday stopping is
CSae ~ ' elyy Whle assormentsa are complete. w will b glad to have you
com0 - OILY LOOK around as you wantto. If desired we wiQlay aadeg goods
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-25
Something for the Ladies.

Something for the Ladies.
Those who are puzzled as to whatto
give, a lady had better consult this
list, make memoranda, and then come
and see other things we have no space
to mention.
Books-Paddcd leather gift editions
for instance.
Toilet Cases-Superb Gift. We have
fine ones.
Music Rolls-Often just the thing
Dresser Sets-These will be used.
Manicure Sets-Every woman wants
one.
Gloves and Handkerchief Boxes and
Sets.
Fancy Candlesticks-Have to have
them nowadays
Fine China-Never any doubt about
this.
Meddllions-Can't miss itoh this item
Sterling Novelties-Noend Of presents
Gold Pens-With pearl handles
Mirrors-Hand mirrors in all STYLES
Jewel Boxes-Many beautiful kinds
Perfume-One thing ALWAYS suitable
Pocket Books-In all the new feathers
The Washington times., 1903-04-23

Appeals extended TO June I. 1903
Moulton vs.. Metropolitan Railroad Com
pany: on trial
Criminal Court No. I-Jutice Alder-
son-United states vs. John r Russell
violating postal law: verdict OF guilty.
United States vs. Eugene kennerly
perjury; verdict Of not guilty. United
States vs. Lloyd Thomas. hOusebTeaking
and larceny; on trial.
Probate COUrt-Justice BarnaTd-Es-
tate of Timothy j. Duhey; win admit
ted 10 probate and letters testamen tary
granted 10 John p Duhey; bond $500
Estate OF Sydney MaItby: inventory
Sled. Ia re Annie T Callahan, Thomas
r. Callahan, appointed guardian; bond
S4g1. Estate Of John II. Thompson, ac-
counH passed n re Minnie Nash; aG-
count passed Estate Of Albert W Bling
ham; account passed Estate Of Har-
riet ~ Jackson; account passed Es-
tate OF John Thomas. inventory filed
Estate of Frank Wildes. commission re-
turned and published Estate Of Wit
ford r. Robbins; prayer of petition de-
MED. Estate Of Frank 8. Williams, pc
tition Tor reference TO Register of Wilt
Estate Of LaIthett !. Livingston: will
partly proved Estate &C Emsline D
Lovott. inventory fled
The Washington times., 1903-04-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

No 1904 Seventh Street uorthwest-
Charles ". Downing ct ux- to John XII
Ian, part OF original lot /, square 422.
SO.
Franklin Street northwest between
Fourth and Fifth Streets-Joseph DAM
mann to Mary c. AtIee. lots III, ~,
113. square $40. SO.
z Streets northwest between Fourth
and Firth Streets-GeoTg Fraas ct TX.
10 Edward Kremb, lot s. square 500, SO.
Seventeenth and Q Streets northwest
Irving Williamson ct al. trustees. 10
Campbell Darlington. lot ia and part OF
lot 1T6 square 155. sI3. $50.
Twenty third Street northwest be
tween L and II Streets-Robert n
Heth ct al. trustees, to Patrick 7. Nj
land, part Of LOT I. square 81, S2,150.
Sherman Street northwest between
Nathan 2 Grady TO William H Davis
lots I29 and 1870, sqUar l34. SO.
Thirteenth Street northwest between
T and L Streets Walter A. Johnston
ct TX. TO Fannie G. Lyman, lot l25
square pa. $40
G Street northwest between Ninth
and Tenth Benjamin y. Guy ct
Tx 10 Walter 3. Taliaferro, lot TO-
square 375: SO.
G Street northwest. between Ninth and
Tenth StTects-Walter r TaHafeTTo &c
Lorin N Saunders. LOT iC2. square $40
SO
ThirJy-fourth and r Streets north,
west-H. A. BTawneT ct TX. TO James 2
The Washington times., 1903-04-23
THE COURT RECORD.

Court Of Present. the Chief
Justice. Mr. Justice Norris and Mr..
Justice shepard
Admissions Walter c Pussy Claude
c Stephenson. and Franklin Z Barrett
Patent Appeal. No McKnight VS.
PohIc Ct al; suggestion Of djminution
OF record OF motion for certiorart sub
mitted by ". c. Pusey in support Of
mou0n.
I243-KeeIy VS. Moore: argument com
meuced by 4. T. Taggart Tor appellants
and continued by d " Baker for ap-
HeIIees.
146. original Fitzgerald Us. Wiley.
petition for special appeal submitted by
4. A BiTney in support of petition, al
lowed
EQUITY Court No Justice Hagner-
AIasch8uer VS. MaschaUer: reference 10
examiner denied.
Bankruptcy Court-Justtce U8EUer--
In re Marcus Notes; on trial
Equity Court No Justice Could
Edelin, VS.. Edelin,. proof ordered taken
before Margaret Nj Murray examiner
Miller vs. Coloumbia Sand Company,
submitted. In re Eugene Peters, com
miTfcc authorized 10 sell United states
bonds Brooks vs.. Brooks; divorce a win.
mat Gecroed Click vs. Click. guardian
I'd literu appointed Phillips IS. MauFy.
/ leave 10 amend iii granted GTaysou
rs Harris, substitute Of trustee 20 cE-
ccufe release. Miller VS.. Columbia sand
I Compauy. title TO certain patent decrecd
to be In contempt ScanlOn VS. O'Brieu.
sale decreed with c. !. Murphy, trustee,
10 sell RaIston vs. Herman. sale au-
/ thCrized. In re Essei f. Maxwell. ref
rreuCp 10 auditor
Circuit Court No. 1AJustice BaruaT f.
Fuller vs.. Sands; judgment by default
Circuit Court No. Justice Ela-
! baugh-Hawlcv Down Draft Furnace
Company vs- Purity Ice Company. time
TO Gle transcript OF record IN Court o
The Washington times., 1903-04-23

Nicholson, elots 10 10 %. square 1871,
$40
Sixteenth and Streets southeast
Albert A Wilson ct al. trustees. to
Washington Loan and Trust Company,
all square west OF square 1892. 81 .8A6 So
South Capitol street. between { and
D Strehts-WiIliam Hogan ct Tx to
J. c. K. Campbell, original lot y, square
637. $40.
c Street northeast. between Eleventh
and Twelfth Streets-Walter A John
stOn ct TX to Fannie G. Lyman. lot 125
square 20. $40.
Eleventh Street southeast. between Z
and T Streets-E- Kate MCGEE ct vir
Delavau W 10 Cuno II. Rudolph lot s,
square 354, $40
B Street northeast. between Delaware
Avenue and First Street-Hawkins Tay-
Tor ct TX 10 a 4 Fisher, part lot I.
square 6s6. $40
Fife & Fife nlarged-TrUstees of
. Washington Jockey Club to August Bel
mont. lots 10 TO 49, s..
Inglsside-Curtis f Gresham to Fan
ny C Lyman. lot %. SO.
side-Eiiza beth WaIbridge e. al
TO George t. Rose. jr.. lot ,, and part
lot 8, block Il. $40
BeIIevue-J0hn MaheT ey uX TO Henry
G. and Nina A. Baessen. part lot -,
/ $40.
Petwortb-William C. Prentiss ct al,
| receivers. to Charles A. NJ. Loeffler. part
lot 81. square 81. $500.
The Washington times., 1903-04-23


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-'''1 'g''@F eo29di'ioHs in the market.
sun there IS much curiosity as to
whether thar yaol exists OF not
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The Washington times., 1903-04-23

Tendency to Rise in Prices Developed in Many Leading
Issues-C0ns0Ijdated Gas Made Sensational
Advance Of Three Per Cent.

NEW YORK. April 2g-Tbe initial
dealings III The rev edtfea OF -ae =-oe,
exchange began this morning The mar
kot was only moderately active. bat tho
trading was characterized ty arm tone.
advances ranging from II TO over /
point being fairly common. Notable
features were Sugar Refining Nauhat-
tan Railway. and Reading common The
early cable advfces showed American
8focEs quoted in she London market a.
fractional advances in comparison with
Tuesdays local closing prices but sac
operations here Tor foreign account
We're nor anon "a large scale Tradiue
was haupered 20 some extent this morn
ing 5s She lack O. EamiIiaritg with the
new surroundings 10y the brokers know
ing which. congratuIa- sSns were ez-
changed upon the remarkable efficiency
OF Ghe arrangements upon their first
trial The only news over 5he holiday
was that with regard 70 the appointment
OF receivers for the Chicago Union
Traction Comparg ana The declaration
yesterday OF the usual quarterly divi-
dend on Northern Securities stock.
IN re curb market very rapid ou-
vance took place in Northern SecurI-
lies on very large dealings S. Paul
ruled about Is higher. and Union Pa
cihe gained about l. per cent. The G~ss
dealings in Reading We're on The basis
OF the London gain OF rs per cent. bat
there soon developed liberal offerings a.
a concession Of g frcm the highest The
.f-e-
vance OF 3 per cent in Consolidated Gas
on the failure OF bill in Albany for a
municipal lighting plant Rock Island
acquired considerable prominence open
ing Z higher and gaining on later deal
ings
Bonds were active with quotations
generally stronger. There were heavy
dealings ia Union Pacific converdbles
without change in price and a good lie
mand for Baltimore and Ohio Is. The
The Washington times., 1903-04-23

greatest huctuajIon was IN Wabash de-
Dengure bonds. which rose = on heavy
dealings.
Throughout the carly dealings a cheer
tul ron. characterized speculation. Rock
Island was conspicuous with an advance
Of per cent. Reading opened up is
per cent on prospects OF settlement
of the eomDany's dispute with its en-
ployes. Missouri Pacific opened up "A
per cent There was an advance OF -
per cent in ST Louis Southwestern pre-
ferred. and other Gould stocks also
showed considerable strength St Louis
and san Francisco advanced z Per cent,
but then reacted n point. In most in
stances gains were confined to fractions.
I'm the f1dustrraIs. The Improvements
were pretty generally confined TO fra
lions. In the local fractions Metro
polllan Street Railway sold up over d
point bus the other traction issues were
only fractioRaIy better The trading
element was disposed 10 take profits on
the theory that a reaction was due and
after the first hour the market declined
fractionaHy under this influence The
undertone of speculation however, re-
manned firm.
The market remained Gull through
the morning with prices as a rule show
ing comparatively few changes The
drift was not pronounced but many
iszues- sagged after The first hour. The
dealings, however, were wholly profes-
siouaI and were, therefore regarded as
OF IuGe significance Toward o'clock
considerable inquiry developed for Mex
lean National. which advanced over a
point for both common and preferred.
The movement is credited to further
advance in the price OF silver and the
recent sharp fail N the Mexican ey-
change Chicago Union Traction declin-
ed points as the result OF the re-
Ownership proceedings In Chicago The
market showed a firm undeTtone. but
traders appeared iudispOsed to buy eI-
cepr on concessions.
The Washington times., 1903-04-23
ARRANGEMENTS FOR FUNERAL
OF EDWARD A. OUINTARD

Tae funeral Of Edward A. Quiutard
son-.n-law OF the late Alexander Shep-
herd viii take place from the Rock
Greek Church This afternoon at go
o cIoek The Rev Charles f. Buck ,vigg
read the burial services.
It is expected that many friends Of
Nr. ouintard Riu accompany The re-
mains TO the grave. The floral designs
upon The casket are numerous ard beau
IfuL some Of them having been re-
ceIved from our Of town.
The paIlheareTs VIII be Commissioner
MacfaTland. Dr. GIazebrook. Or. J. W.
Ross. Charles II, Bradley, and Andrew
Y Bradley.
The Washington times., 1903-04-23
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales Washington Street Pathway.
81. 000a7s. 81 ,000a7s. s1,0oOa78. $1,000
IS: Capitol Traction. I7a12Giz. 90
12654. 50al261l, 10aI261s. 5@I26la, so
I25i4 National Safe Deposit Company.
I0aI39. 25G140; Washington Gas, 80
90. 2569S .25d93. .25asS. 25a93. 25a92%,
25a92s4 25G92&. I2a9294, 1as2A, 25tf
g2Iz; Lanston, 209l0lz: Greene Copper
buyer so. 100a24 obuyer 6O), 1OoG24.
After Call-West End Bank, 3G15i.
The Washington times., 1903-04-23

The Superintendent of Repairs has sub
mitted TO The District Commissioners a
schedule of proposals for the coustruc-
ton of O toile; room in the Police Court,
and mas recommended the contract be
awarded 20 the Dunnigan Plumbing Com
pany.
The Washington times., 1903-04-23
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF INTEREST TO INVESTORS

The London market is higher and
Reading is notably strong at gain OF
per cent
Sentiment in New York continues
hopeful. The banks having gained SO far
during tEe week about 8 .ot0 600 from
the subtreasury. and exchange al in
terror points is decidedly in favor Of
New York. The banks. therefore should
make good showing in the matter %
cash or saturday
Late London caLIes say The cause Of
the decline Of Is IN consols ana frac-
tionai losses in South African stocks are
attributed to the war Office confirming
the report of heavy British losses in the
sEirnisb between The British forces and
she natives in SomaliIand
A Chicago banker writes to New
Horl, institution that bankers are now
seeking borrowers everywhere il the
West. Mich he considers proof that
mOEey is plentiful Country banks. &c
cording TO lis statement. are carrying
nusualiv heavy balances in Chicago. 81.
Louis. and Kansas CITY.
Traders continue the general selling
Of stocks. II IS a general proft-takiug
movement.
Foreign exchange IS steady aud uu-
changed and call money ds suItng At
80 per cent
All visiting members OF the New York
stock exchange from the West are talk
ing very bullish on the general situa-
tion in the West and outlook for the
crops. They are almost unanimous on
these points. but say frequent rains
VIII be necessary with good growing
weather for the next TWO months 10
maintain the present prospects FOR win
ter wheat and to cause cotton 70 come
up to good stand. They say the rail
roads still have in sight all the traits
they can handle and there is plenty q
money in the West and all Is actively
employed
It is reported bull pool OF . very
/ powerful sort has been formed in Ross
The Washington times., 1903-04-23

The reaues- o. Rachel Henderson FOR
perm ission TO conduct 2 fO#er stand on
Pennsylvania Avenue sgrsh beast near he
bridge has Deen denIea ~ be District
Commissioner on the ground that 1t IS an
understandable occupation OF public
space
The Washington times., 1903-04-23
LOAN COMPANIES.
save moNEY v,itno,.t Economy.

SAVE MoNEY Vfithout Economy.
Our new copyrighted pamphleg- NH Of val
liable hints and Suggestions. explains how 70
save without econufuiziag- Il discusses the
question of interest from practical standpoint
If YOU are borrowing money. sou should have
rs valuable booklet. Drop postal, call, OF
phone Main 7o5 for copy. Loans 70 everybody,
- 20 SsJl
NATIONAL. LOAN AND INVESTMENT Co.
4th Floor New Building northeast corner 18th
and & SIS, opposite T. (. Treasury
Entrance on 9 Street ap2l-t1
The Washington times., 1903-04-23
LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD ,DN FURNITURE AND PIANOS,
Al lowest rates and On the day yog Apply We
are Ioanina on The Building and Loan Assccia-
ton plan which makes the cost Of carrying
leans rtlsch irss than you pay elsewhere AMI
allows yea to pay itlof IN any sized netes you
desire. running from enc TO twelve months. II
Won have Z loan with some other company
viii uay i Of and advance you more money Il
desired Rates chaerfuily gIvea, and no cost
=. vo+I mics loan Is made Cal and get rates
Front room. hrst floor
NATI0EAI. MORTGAGE LOAN CO
90 s. y u apl-f
The Washington times., 1903-04-23
he Banking
Departm ent

Of UNION TRUST & STORAGE
co. 1414 f St. n w, is an exeep-
tionaIiy desirable place in which 10
deposit your surplus funds. Interest
paid on deposits subject to check at
will
Savings accounts desired and so
licited.
EDWARD J. STEILW GEN 1000. - President
JAMES G. PAYNE. ...........Ts t Vice President
GRO +. HAMILTON -.--..--..Z I'd Vice iresidelt
attorney and Trgis, Ofiicer-
GEO r. FTENIS 49,. -Seaietsrv-
CHARLES :. BRADLEY ..-.-.----- Treasurer
HAIRY -. WILSON ------------- Asst Treasurer
IS. FRANK y. HERON. .--- Auditor
The Washington times., 1903-04-23
ACTIVE STOCKS ON CHANGE.

(Specisl TO The Washington Times-)
NEW YORK. .AFr]I Following were
the quotations on the New York stock
Exchange TODAY
The Washington times., 1903-04-23

It is reported a bull pool Of i very
powerful sort has been forsucd in Ro5R
Island. and further that the leader Of
the pool is one Of the great operators
OF the street, whose name is one tc con
jure win IN the matter Of stock sFecu-
The Washington times., 1903-04-23
new YORK COTTON MARKET.


NEW YORK. April 22-Tba following
prices were quoted on the cotton Cx-
change today.
The Washington times., 1903-04-23
FINANCIAL.
IN AINNIEaL.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY.

OFFICE, COR. 8Td ANE F SIS.
PAID-UP CAPITAL ONE MILLION.
Loans in any amount made On approved
- real estate OF collateral At reasonable
rates
- Interest paid upon deposits on monthly
-- taIsnc~g subject to check
This company acts a. executor. admin
- istgator. trustee, agent, treasurer. regis
-- tfar ana IN all other hduciary capacities.
-- Boxes fo5 rent IN burglar aud ireProo
- vaults TO- safe deposit and storage 81 val
- liable packages
The Washington times., 1903-04-23
s5o,ooo TO LOAN

S5oioCC IL LcH2N
a., E,,,-,i.,,re Pianos. organs etc. without re-
7noval without publicity. VIII out delay u
Won have loan with another company, we VIII
nav The same 81 for you. and advance you mora
money. Cali and get rates. % drop pos'44s
and agent viii call at your house
80 EXPENSE To ToU UNLESS LOAN Is MADE
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE co.
cIS p 81. y ".
o4ED. Hours. From a. N. 20 p n
Telephone. SG9-Y last sp9-u
The Washington times., 1903-04-23

REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Is prepared to assume the management OF you;
real estate. Careful attention given 30 ali de-
tails.
The Washington times., 1903-04-23

EXPERT TYPEWRITER. SO BOND BLDG.
apI4-6Ot
The Washington times., 1903-04-23
EQUITABLE COOPERATIVE
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Loans
ASSETS. s1.e4s,50.u.


Loans.
loans uads AZ the lowest rates - Interest
charged by any building sssoclatoa- No
bonus CT other extra costs Leans ara re-
payable IN morthiy installnents. settlements
IN fun OF in part may be made az aEy tina
by paying interest 20 date Of settlement
Shares.
Subscriptions received daily from Q a. n. "a
30 pm. at the Office Of tae Association
-Four per cent Interest per anBuIH Is allowed
on shares until maturity. when fall earnings
pain
Further information VIII be eieerfullT fur
nisiaed by the Officers upon application AZ tbs
Office
EQUITABLE BUILDING, 1888 81. nv.
Johs joy Edson, President
,. J. SehaihiEI, Vice President
Geo. u. (as.ls3r. p Vice President
Prank T. Reside. secretary.
The Washington times., 1903-04-23
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF COLI ABIA-EIRGINIA STEWART vs.
CHARLES c. STEWART No. p, $40, Equity
Docket No 81.
The object Of this suit. which filed De
ceTnber ), 1901, Is TO obtain absolute d.
yorce on the ground Of cruelty. II Is this 2lst
day Of april, 1893, ordered that copy OF
this order be published oEce each week for
three successive weeks ia The Washington Law
Reporter and The y ashingIon Times
On motion Of the complainant, BY her 50
licitor, Campbell Darlington. II IS this 2Ist day
OF April. A. = 1893, ordered that the defendant
Charles G. Stewart, cause his appearance 70
be entered hereiu on or before the f0Ttieth day,
exclusive Of sundays and legal holidays, oc-
curing after the day Of She first publiea-
ton OF this order otherwise the cause viii
be proceeded with as in Csc Of default
By the court;
CSeal) A B. HAGNER, Justice
i true COpy-Tcat-
J. Z. YOUNG, Clerk.
By HARVEY GIVEN, Assistant Clerk.
ap22 30-mr7
The Washington times., 1903-04-23

II you are out Of EN-
ployment. use Times
Want ads. cent Q
zord
The Washington times., 1903-04-23
nnsCELLANEoUs BONE

1zrs. Gas Co. Ger 4, IS 1921. IOj
WuyI.. IS 90. ser &, 6s lyt4-27. 100
L 5. Flee Light. Deb lEap- 1872 ioGs.
l.. :. E3ec. Light Cert IBdeOt-., ia
ghes L Pot. Tel, COM d. lVj
wish. Market Co., lst SIS. 1921
1871. c. 1851
s. COO retired annually
gasouic Hall Assn IS. c. 1908 l0z
american Craphophoue Deb SIS %
The Washington times., 1903-04-23

RAILROAD BONDS

Csp,tal Traction r. r. gs....... 1863 I07 i
ger r. r. SIS Ig2S..-..-.... 1914 12i4
EeT. T. Il. Cert indebtedness lU5 tU9
lei p r Cert. Indebtedness B. l05 100
Columbia x. r. G'g 1914 .-------- IISA 10
Cclusrhia L z. g mart. 5s-.-- iB5 -.
Wash. Street Railway IS 1890. > 81
The Washington times., 1903-04-23

m Loans-on furniture, pianos.
etc. on the most liberal terms
van ever ofsrei n this city No
removal or publicity. you
- owe any other compsny and
WAN xant more money xe vii let
you have it without delay
MONEY! Private oa.se.
WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO,
e1o F St. II. ",
The Washington times., 1903-04-23
sAFE DEPOSIT AND Trust STOCKS

SEt.gTal safe deposit aud AslsL los --a
= ss.lineton Loan and Trust -. -IJ EI5
Amer Security and Trust -
= ashfn.roa safe DeposlE $1,000 3
f5niar Irl.sr sind storage ........ IJ6& los
Vssh. Savings Bank...-.--...-.. lU3 III
The Washington times., 1903-04-23

tSssI.) ROGER :. MUNGER
Care Of Simon Lyon,
14I6 ST y ".
Attest: JOHN r. KOUZER,
Deputy Register Of Wills for the District Of
Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court
LYON L LYON, Attorneys apl6, D, 50
The Washington times., 1903-04-23

n TIL. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA WILLIAM HENRY DEN
Ms, COMPLAINANT. vs. PHILIP FIFE
HUGH OR THE UNKNOWN HEIRS. ALIEN
EES. OR DEEiSEES OF SAID PHILIP FITZ-
HUGH, DEFENDANTS. In Equity, No
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1903-05-15
s'oOlrOOm To BE Closed.

The Wildwood poolroom, located in the
upper part of this county, which was
raided by Sheriff Hardisty and a number
of citizens Monday afternoon. will be
abandoned GA the eth of this month.
Benjamin s. Andrews, manager Of the
issued by Mr.. James G. Rogers, receiver
for the Wildwood property, called upon
the latter at his Office in Hyattsvlle on
Wednesday, in response to a notice from
the receiver to vacate the premises on the
9th instant, and flied a written agree
ment that the premises would be given up
on that day.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1903-05-15
2ofal ano Dersonal.
Hayes Pays His Fine.

John Hayes last Friday plead Il guilty
against him before Judge George c. Mer-
rick. The Judge imposed a fine of $500
in two cases, and suspended sentence in
the other four for the present. These
cases were for selling whisky on Sunday
and for running gaming table at his re-
sort at Chesapeake Junction. The other
case against Hayes is for perjury, and the
Judge placed him under $500 bond in t hat
case and continued it until the October
term Of court Hayes paid his fine and
gave the required bond the following day
and was released from custody.