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THE COURT RECORD.

Court of Appeals-Present. the Chief
Justice, Mr.. Justice Morris and Mr. JUS
tice Shepard.
129S-Smith ct al VS.. Davis and No.
1899. same VS.. Cissel; argument com
menced by S. T. Thomas for appellant
Smith. continued by John r. Shields and
John C. Cuttings for appellees. and con-
cluded by A. B. Duvall for appellant
the District of Columbia
Equity Court No. 2-Justice Could
King VS.. Cranston; title vested IN COM
plainant by adverse possession. Eich-
berg VS. Eichberg; divorce a win mat
granted. Carmichael VS.. Clarity: con-
struction of viii OF Bridget Kelly de-
creed, appeal. Colbert VS.. Colbert;
annullment of marriage decreed.
Circuit Court No. Justice Barnard
Wetmore VS.. karrick; time to fle record
extended to June 10. Baker VS.. Metro
politan Railroad Company; motionffor
new trial continued to Nav %. Chunu
VS.. Columbia Railway Company: do.
Johns VS.. Metropolitan Railroad Com
pany;~do. Keleher VS.. National Union;
motion to produce documents.
Circuit Court No. 2-Chief Justice
Clabaugh-Jonscher VS. Getz; judgment
on verdict. De Arnaud VS.. Ainsworth;
bond fixed at $50. Baltimore and Poto-
mac Railroad Company vs.. Hasler; or
der to pay an award. Nalley VS.. Capital
Traction Company; time to hear motion
extended. Keiser VS.. Grosyenor: demur
rer oyerruled. Brown VS.. Bradford;
motion TO quash attachment overruled.
District of Columbia Loan and Invest
ment Company VS.. Gray; judgment
against defendant on sci ia for 1900
Criminal Court No. Justice Prit-
chard-United States US. Edward F.
Fame, forgery; on trial.
Probate Court-Justice Anderson-Es-
tate Of Francis w. eager; inventory
filed. Estate of Adelaide Wallace; will
partly proved Estate of Margaret A.
Mexican; inventory fled. Estate of
Thomas o. Hills; Will fully proved. Es-
tate of Julia Karr; petition for probate
OF VIII filed. Estate of Sarah G. BlOss,
Will dated November Is. 1902. filed with
petition for probate. Estate of Maria
M. Barringer: account passed and ac-
count OF sales fled. Estate of Gather
Inc OLeary; petition for probate of
Will filed. Estate of Bernardo Mantle
gari; will dated September 81, 1898.
hled. Estate of Virginia Whittlesey;
petition for letters of administration
filed and Theodore F. Sargent appointed
administrator, bond 81 zoe. Estate of
Catherine Foley; letters Of administra-
ton granted to Leo p. Harlow bond
$500. Estate or Sarah G. Bloss; Will ad-
mitted to probate and letters tesla
mentary granted to John B. apd Fred
erick b. Bloss. bond Sl00.
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AUDUBON SOCIETY'S TRIP
TO GREAT FALLS

The announced trip of the Audubon
Society to Great Falls week from
next Saturday has proved very aLtrac-
tive to the public. Mr.. Oldys, who is
In charge of the May field meetings. has
received more than a hundred applica-
tons for places on the launch tina. will
carry the society and its friends 10 the
falls. As the size of the party is linz
tied by the capacity of the launch TO
between sixty and seventy, those whose
applications were received afte" the
complement had been reached had To be
informed that they were too late to be
included
It is likely. however. that the outing
will be duplicated next year. whea those
who have failed tc obtain places this
year may be more successful.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Capital Traction. $500@107.
United States registered $500Q1071s.
Capitol Traction. 1OQ125. 5@125, 200
1251s. 20@1251s. 209125M.
Washington Street Railway, 10O911.
50011
Washington Loan and Trust. 3@215.
Union Trust and Storage, 1OQ1O65s, 10
G106h, 10@1061a. 10Q10sh.
Washington Gas, 100490, 25d89. 25985.
25QS9. 25qS9.
Mergenthaler, 5@1ss. 1oG1S4B.
Lanston, 100697s
Greene Copper, 1O0Q22h, 2Q22.
Mergenthaler. 1O0184A. 109185.
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TREASON IN THESE PLAYS.

MANILA, May 15.-The Government
has suppressed two seditious plays, one
Ia Manila and one at Ba<angas, capital
of the province Of that name.
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FINE FOR SALT TRUST.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 15.-The case
of the United States vs. the Federal Salt
Company ended in the United States
court by Judge De Haven sentencing
the company 10 pay fine of 81 200 The
company pleaded guilty to violating the
provisions of The Sherman antitrust
law
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Noon.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Opened easy; points higher to
points lower. Noon, steady.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported by w B. Hibbs & Co., l4l9 F
Street. Members New York Stock Exchange,
Chicago Board of Trade Washington Stock Ex-
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 15-The following
prices were quoted on the New York
Cotton EXCHANGE:
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Eugene H. Lewis, chairman OF the
finance committee of the Marconi Wire
less Telegraph Company of America,
made public statement yesterday to
the effect that arrangements had been
completed to provide the Marconi Com
pany with working capital to the amount
of not less than $250.O0 and possibly
$3.50, 600 The statement says the ar
rangements were concluded at the office
OF the Continental Trust Company,
which acts as trustee under the guar
antee and other agreements. The plan
includes privilege to stockholders to
exchange their shares OF stock for GER
tifcates of deposit. of the par value of
s. each, which certificates of deposit
will be placed upon the market IN lieu
of the shares of the company.
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"The London Statist" says: TT must
be borne in mind that the prosperity of
the United States is unlikely to suffer
any check; that the demand for iron and
steel products Will remain large, and
that the fall IN prices in the event of a
temporary check to the prosperity may
be relatively small The 1896 crisis
was the result of a combination Of cir
cumstances which Will not recur. The
iron and steel trade, moreover, Is pro-
tected from foreign competition by a
tariff which is prohibitive except in
periods OF abnormally high prices. 1t is
possible that prices of iron and steel
will be maintained in the United States
even in a period of depression, at level
which Will give large profits to the Steel
Corporation, and that IL will be able to
keep its mills fully employed by de-
veloping foreign business
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FINANCE AND CONNER CT
CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF INTEREST TO INVESTORS

Wild speculation In cotton is disturb
ing the foreign trade situation, and
makes 1t probable that gold exports
Will be much larger than had been an
ticipated. The value of exports in April
decreased 500, 900, 600, due to this cause,
while imports for the same months were
enormously increased. This is regard
ed as constituting a really serious con-
dition OF affairs.
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Especial to The Washington Times.)
CHICAGO. May I5.-The following
prices were quoted on the grain market
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decreased go, 000. 600, due to this cause.
while imports for the same months were
enormously increased. This Is regard
dition OF affairs.
The subtreasury was debtor at the
clearing house today for s1,O56, 226.
Gold coin to the amount of $3.50, 900
has been taken from the subtreasury
for shipment to Argentina by tomor-
rows steamer.
Demand sterling closed yesterday at
s4.S7A. Paris exchange rates on Lon
don this morning are down a whole
centime. II these rates prevail untfl
Monday, resumption of gold shipments
to Paris is quite likely.
Indications are that estimates of the
movement of cash during the present
week will show the banks to have lost
between $4,000, 900 and $4,000 900, il not
more. and 1t will, therefore, be up to the
loan account to show whether there is TO
be any loss in surplus reserves In to-
morrow's statement or not
st. Paul dispatches this morning say
that, through the agreement reached be-
tween the company and it's trainmen last
night, the threatened strike has been
effectually avoided. Concessions were
made by both sides. but The trainmen
got portion of what they were fighting
for. The agreement reached permits the
operation of double header trains to the
extent of n of 1 per cent Of total train
mileage and increase of pay to conduc-
tors operating the same to s. so per 100
miles, and of brakemen to 1888 per 100
miles.
Brokers and commission houses gen.
orally continue to lament the absence
of the public from the market-that is.
the absence OF new" public. 1t is
not wholly right to say that the public
is not in the market at all. Yesterdays
decline convinces to the contrary, for
many hurry calls for margins were
made, and brokers offices were more
than ordinarily filled with customers
long of stock, worrying over their posi-
ton, and praying for a rally on which
to get out. But of new buying power
there is a dearth. even the bargain hunt
er being conspicuous by his absence.
The threatening labor situation and a
recognition OF the fact that many ''un-
dfgested securities have still to find a
market have been. 1t is said. the prfnci-
pal reasons for keeping the public out.
The impression that important inter
ests have recently been shifting from
ST. Paul TO the Missouri Pacific leads
ons of the old line stock exchange
houses TO give an opinion on the advan-
tages OF the transaction. 1t recon-
mends, as a result of it's study Of the
values an1 possibilities involved, that St.
Paul be exchanged through the market
for Missouri Pacific. st. Paul is a per
cent stock, and at 100 it yields 4.37' per
cent on the Investment. Missouri Pa
cifc is a per cent stock, and at III
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The subtreasury was debtor at the
clearing house today for S1,056, 226
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$4,000 TO LOAN

On Furniture, Pianos, Organs, Without re-
moyal, without publicity, Wit out delay. Il
you have loan with another company. will
pay the same of for you, and advance you more
money. Call and get rates. or drop postal
and agent viii call your house.
NO EXPENSE To YOU UNLESS LOAN IS MADE
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE CO..
GlS St \. W.
Office Hours: From 5 a. to p. M
Telephone 369-Y East ap5-u
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Gold coin to the amount of $3.50, 00O
has been taken from the subtreasury
for shipment to Argentina by tomor-
rows steamer.
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Demand sterling closed yesterday al
s4.87A. Paris exchange rates on Lon
don this morning are down a whole
centime. II these rates prevail until
Monday, q resumption of gold shipments
to Paris is quite likely.
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Notwithstanding the falling off in cot
ton exports in April as a result of the
high prices for the product. the outward
movement of general merchandise in
the month was heavier than in any cor
responding month on record. with the
exception of April. 1901. The excess of
exports over imports amounted in value
to $21.S27 .43S, making for the four
months Of the calendar year an excess
of S149, 433. S19, as compared with an ex-
cess in the same time last year of $780,
126,148. Imports were again heavy In
April, showing an increase in value of
above SIC, 900, 900 over the same month
in 1902, but a decrease of nearly So
600. 900 from March. For the ten months
of the nScal year exports have been
heavier than in any corresponding time
except in 1901, reaching the enormous
total of S1,223, 740. 663 against imports
in the same time TO the value OF 1884,
720, 1888, or an excess of exports in value
of 1853 ,019, TIA. In the period under re-
view imports increased in value $110,
2G4 .0S2, while exports increased $33. $685.
216. In view of the fact that exports of
corn showed such heavy decrease from
the preceding year. owing to the corn
crop failure of 1901. the record of the
export trade since last July is truly
marvellous.
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1t yields 4.46 on the investment. The
next St Paul dividend Will be paid In
october, while Missouri Pacific will dis
purse a dividend in July. This involves
further small advantage on the side
OF missouri Pacific. It is represented,
too, that the speculative possibilities
OF Missouri Pacific are greater than
those of St. Paul. There are, for exam
pie, tn possibility of an increase OF
the Missouri Pacific dividend and the
prospect OF extraordinary revenue to
be derived from the St. Louis exposition.
1t IS generally believed that the Rookie
Keller interest in Missouri Pacific has
been heavily increased
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STERLING SILVER-Salad Set, p doz
Tea Spoons, 3 pieces silver il case, Bon
bon Dish. Salt Cellars in case. fancy sill
yer pieces in case. CUT GLASS; in.
Berry Bowl, Sugar and Cream. Celery
Dish, II in. Vase, IL doz. Tumblers. Wa
ter Bottle. Decanter, Large Mirror Pia-
teau. 8-day Clock, fine Chatting Dish. vi
emma Ornaments, assorted Bric-a- brac.
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GDuarD Natne.
Sfentfi6er Uotar.

gonma9ten, Bersi4tlets
funqel II. (. n. mad alien
Sbeilen bes Muslanoes tpers
ben auf bas 9etDifenbafteIts
ousgsfertigt.
Ollie 4usfunft Iber Ress'
lung Ron @srmOgenszIngss
legenbeiten in 9euti9Ianb.
Seftrsi9 Il. T. ~. pirb urs
entastliA srthfiA
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gei6urrbrn Der Samplers lacntrn.

Sem 0rlean8, 2. Ofto6er.-
Ollie bteiigen 9ompfer : 4genten 6oz
ben our6 Den MopOr uno Die 3eiz
tungen einen Nppeu an OoS grOBe8uz
blifum geridtet, 1pOrin ie Oarouf
aufmertiam maiden, oaB ale Ser
te6rs3peige bur4 Die Don Den GsrIaz
bern geiteuten 6orOerungen in Mitz
Ieioeni6aft ge3O8en fperoen, OuB Die
8aumpoue nu6 unOeren 9afenplGz
Ben a68elentt unO Der 9on3e 3ran8=
portDertebr Der Staot our6 ben Der
3eitigen Strife unter9ro6en miro.
0us 4ublitum miro uuf9eforoert, in
bic Situation ein3ugreifen uno Die
8eiIegung be8 Streite8 our6 Elm
S4ieos9eridt oOer ouf einem anOeren
Wege gu er3pingen.
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reaus 81 glanila, tpelfe i'm &rieg8z
9epartement eingetrpffen Iino, bat
man i'm 4r9ipel Experiments nit
Dem 4nbau 5ablrei6er 9emiiiearten,
ME 8o6nen, GrbIen, Spurgeln, 8phl,
8%lumento6l, 9urten, W1elonen, Otra,
Spinat, tomatoes, 8iiben II. T. M. gez
mudt. 8urten, Melonen unb G6nltz
DE Pflan3en lieferten gar feline Grs
fridge, neil Snfeften unb 5ungusz
&rant6eiten Die Srii6te ni6t CUR Retz
fe gelangen IieBen. @rbien tumen
ebenfaQs i6le4t fort; 8obnen pu6z
fen an ein3elnen Srten, Gierpflan3en,
3omatoes uno 9fefferpFlan5en erga>
ben portreffIi9e grtrGge, uno fdit
eben7o gut Spinal, peri6ieOene 3iiz
benarten, &opfialat uno Gnbtpen.
Sine @n3ubl japoniIder 6ruhtdr>
ten, 70 9fluumen uno Gitru5z6rii6z
te perfpre6en quite grtrGge, oes9letz
den 'Sruuben unb Yeriimmons. g&eue
Sabqtsarten fpurben in ben alien 3dz
Bats itriften BON Ga9ugan uno
Sfabeua nit GrFol9 ge3ogen. Die 8ez
mii6unqen bes Acknowledgements 1ol@
len fortQe1ebt peroen, unb nit ber3ett
bpfft man, cine betrd6tlt6e 4n3u4l
DON Gentle unO 6rudtarten, Die Der
balbtropif6en unD iOgar gemdBt9ten
Bone unqe60ren, auf Dem @r6ipel BET
mild gu MAIDEN.
81 D
6ureifrage.
9a5 Stuatsbepartemen tit IN
RenntniB gei.Bt porOen, boB Prin3
G6ing beI6lofen bat, ith gu lpetgerrl,
iroen0 tpel6en 8eoingungen RuBz
lambs fir Die @eri4iebung Der Rduz
munq Der ManDf6urei, nel6e Die
Sou0erdnitdtsre6t Gbinu'5 ooer Die
Re6te anberer Rutionen beeintrG6ttz
Qen, feline 3uItimmung gu geben. GGi.
ma 6eIte6t burauf, baB 3uBlano,
nu6oem eS ii4 anheiidi9 gemu6t bat,
bic ManofAurei an oOer Dor Dem 8.
Ottober gu rdumen, iein 8eripreasn
einl0it, obne peitere 6Oroerungen ST
1teQen.
Sur &dnaIfrage.
9us Stuat8oepartement empftn3
beute Elm pom 30. September Oatirte5
8Q6eldrdmm pDn Dem Qmeritanii6en
8e1anbte 8eQupre in 8ogotu, be5 Snz
bats, DaB bu8 Gomite Oe5 Senat5
Don Colombia, ba8 nd6renO Der err
ften 0ebatte iiber ben 8eriht DeS So
nulzGpmite's ernonnt porben mar,
INN oas Material fir Die 3peite De-
bate por3ubereiten, babe ieinen Be-
ri6t eingerei4t unb bie1er neroe in
neni9en 3agea bebatttrt tperben. cSr
Dem 8eri6t tpiro Der 8orI6ldg. Elm
9eieB an3une6men, tppbur6 Der 9rGz
IiDent ermG6tigt miro, unter gemtAen
5pe3ifi3irten 8eOiGgungen l1nterbanOz
l1nqen ipeqen DeS 8aues zines GIt6z
musz&anal5 81 sr0ffnen, bertpprfsn.
8eaupre fiigt bin5u, Der 8ert6t perz
be pu9rI4einli6 angenommen tperz
ben,
Die in Dem 8a6elgramm 8eoupre's
ent6aItere MtttGeilung mirO i'm
6taatsoepartement ais feline giiriti9e
betrudtet, bu iie rurauf binau5lduft,
DAB Der GOngreB bnn Colombia 5ih
peigern piro, benz 9rdiioenten Ntoz
roquin freie 9uno CUR Q~nba6nung Ell
mes ue6ereintommenS 81 lu7en.
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Shaffcr blei6t.

9itt5burg, 2. Oft. - 4rdiiz
bent 3beo. S6affer Don Der n4molz
9amateo 4fociation Of Sin II. Sron
8orter8" nirO an Der SpiBe Oieier
MISUNDERSTANDING bleiben. Die
GommiTion, peI6e Die gegen S6afz
fer er6obsne QrtIoge Der 9fIi6tOer=
na6ldTtgung unterIu6t fat, bat er=
tlGrt, S6affer perOe 9rGiioent bleiz
ben, le6nt es a6er a6, NG6ereS Oorijz
Der mit3ut6eilen.
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@ermiidte telcarap6iide sehelden.

2lu5 4jtts6ur8, ga, 1T ber
6iiIf5 = 3oaeinns6mer 57aac u.
RoB felt Dem q. September bers
ihpunocn uno BAT cine Senoung
8unOesgelOer, bic er pon oem8ureau
Des 6afen : SurpeDors an Oas I'M
ttrihaBamt in YbilaoeIp6ia ubienoen
IoQte, mitqerommen. 8e9en BEN
Ourhge8angenen 8unOesbeamten lit
jeBt elm 5aft6efe6l erpirtt norOen.
Ou5 geitoblene 8elopadet ipQ cine
Summe Don $4,000 e%ntbatten 6aben.
- G6arlemugne 5oper, Der 8otz
I6after Der Ser. Staten in Berlin,
bat Dem 9~rdiioenbn unO Ieiner @atz
tin QnlGBli6 ieiner Q6reiie auf ieiz
nen 9oiten bei'm 2l6lauf ietnes urz
lau6s lire QufDartung gema4t un0
cine lGngere Gonferen3 nit ben 8es
amten pes Stats Departments gez
6a6t.
- SDlpeIter 0antel in g}ep W}iqs
forO, Conn, pel6er ouf ieinen
Treuno unO Rd46arn Nrt6ur Ben
ton QeI6oTen, 5i4 Oann i%tunOenIdng
Ieiner 8er6aftung miOerieBt, u6sr iib
I6lieBli6 ergeben bate, bat it4 troB
ior9fGltiger lleberna6un9 nit etnem
8orle9emeTer img}eurjng5 9ouie bag
Qe6en 9enOmmen,nahOtm er gert6tsz
Ieitig fir jrrinni9 ertldrt tporoen
mar.
Qoufs MeDer, Der longia6rige
GapttGn 0e5 3niI6sn San 5run3tsco
unO 6png Song p~ertebrenoeu DAM
piers ,8elgic," Elm %oQ6etdnnter Gee
mann, bat 5i6 i'm @olOen 8ate 4arf
in Gan 6ran3i8co erI6o1en, 9aS
M0tiD Der Shat ioG 6o6e5 Otter, Ieiz
oenoe 8eIunO6eit unO erIjttener8elO@
Derlut gerDsien iein.
Der n~pbl6G6enOe 5armer2outs
8edmom, 1Del6er unpeit 2llbambra,
ST., anIaTig mar, lit inter umitdn7
ben 8eTtorben, Die Dermut6en laFen,
bah er ermor0et purre. Gr bate cine
t0otli6e 0uroe am 6intsrtopfe, bic
er auf rGt6iel6afte 8eiie OoOon8etra=
cen.
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- Die Republitarer BON W}aTaz
duietts bielten geitern i6renStout5z
Gonpent gu Bottom unO nominirten
ben 8ouoerneur Sobn 8, Bates, iOz
nie bic i6ri8en gegenpdrtigen
Staats6eamten auf'5 Neue.
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9dnfiers unD Matler.

HAMBLETON & CO, 9 South'Str.
ROBERT TAYLOR & CO, q South'str.
TOWNSEND SCOTT & SON est. 1892
Fayette.Str., Postamt gegenueDer.
RICHARD D. FISHER G. SONS. 0 s. Gale
yertsStr.
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QIlsrIei aus Deutf6Gonb.
Die ,g}orOOeutihe 2mgemeine Set
tung" psr0ffentlidt cine 4arnung
Dor Dem nNepzgOrt SnItitute Of
Science" in Ro6eiter, NenzYDrt. IS
6eiBt in bieIer 0urnung, Oas angebz
It6e Snititut lei Elm S6pinOelslln~
terns6men.
Sir Die nGdfia6rigen 8apreut6er
6eitiptsIe lit bus 4ro9ramm ieBt feitz
geIeBt. Der Sling" =GDtlus miro 3peiz
mai auFgefj6rt perOen. rPariiful"
iie6enmaI uno o3annbduIer" flint
mai.
Der BON Bremen nunme6r ausqez
lieferte 8raf Supin=3oulpuIs=Qaus
tree (itber oefen buntI6edige Garriere
Die 8re7e 1Dieoerbolt au5fijbrli6e 8ez
ridte 8ebradD 9eitano Dem lnterIuz
fung5ridter g~egenitber 81, OaB er in
DEN Ser. Stduten nit Qnar4titen
Dsrte6rt, fir lp&l6e er aQitirte.
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Sruft : Gompagnten.

MERCANTILE TRUST & DEPOSIT co.
Germans und Calvert=Str.; John Gill,
praes.: John McHenry, schatzm.; ]. R.
Walker, Sekr.
MARYLAND TRUST CO, Germans und
CalvertsStr.; ]. Wilcox Brown, Praes.;
]. B. Scott, Sekr. sSchatzm.
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8anfters.

ALEXANDER BROWN & SONS, Balti'
more= und CalvertsStr.
SPERRY, JONES & CO., Calvert' una
FayettesStr.
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Jeusrft&ere R5bel.2 os.runs.
THE SECURITY STORAGE q TRUST
CO., 1873, North.Ave.
GRAHAM's WAREHOUSE, Park Ave-.
uud D~olphinsStr.
Ge3tsantpGGte.
LOUIS P. & PERCY c. HENNIGHAU.
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