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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-04
SUN BUILDING TRANSFER.
Property Now Owned by American Ma
tional Bank.

Record was made yesterday OF two
Deeds to the property known as the Sun
building on + street between 18th and
1ith streets. The first deed was executed
by Richard NJ. venable. w. Cabeil Bruce
and Charles MICH. Howard of Baltimore,
Md. transferring the property to II. Ro-
zier Dulany OF this city. The considera-
ton named was $21O.OOo. and the deed
was dated August l.
In the second deed Mr.. Dulany trans
ferred the same property. under date of
August 2. to Itobsrt w. Harper and r.
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Manufacturing Company. against Daniel B.

Manufacturing Company. against Daniel B.
Street and others, representing the Column
bia Manufacturing Company. The plaintiffs
allege that they agreed with the defendants
to manufacture certain toy horse racing
machine for five years for the defendants
and that the defendants agreed that their
first order should be for 100 machines.
The plaintiffs claim that they have been
willing and ready to carry out their part
Of the contract but have received no further
orders. and the defendants have refused to
pay any further sum than s., 784. said to
have been paid on account OF contract.
Attorney Clayton E. Emig represents the
plaintiffs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-04

White G O n n o n
Cloth, In q new eff
feet: mercerized silk
finish. basket weave,
for skirts or shirt
waist suits. 1t Is a
Zoe. value. Buy 1t
On Friday at 11hc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-04

Henry Lynn of this city, the former pres
, ident of the American National Bank
and the consideration named was $214,-
300 A deed of trust for $3.50. 600 in ia
vor of the Mercantile Trust and Deposit
Company OF Baltimore on the same prop
erty was also recorded. The mortgage is
payable in six months.
The property was sold under an order
of the Supreme Court of the District in
the case of Edwin f. Abel. individually
and as trustee, against Charles Shepherd
son Abel and others.
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Store closes o'clock daily; o'clock Saturday.
Very Special Friday Remnant
Tailored Suits, $40.

100 in cloth and mohair, walking models.
lined with taffeta. Blue, black and mixtures, all
sizes represented Former prices, $22 and SIS.
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Sues for Absolute Divorce.

Suit for absolute divorce was instituted in
the District Supreme Court this morning
BY Hannah E. League against Frank f..
League.
The complainant states that she married
the defendant In this city in October, l5OQ.
and that the defendant Is employed In the
navy yard as a machinist. She asks that
the court grant her alim0ny during .he
tendency OF the suit. L. Cabell Williamson
appeared a. counsel for the complainant.
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Alleged Breach Of Contract.

Suit at law to recover 5000 for alleged
breach OF contract has been instituted IN
the District Supreme Court by Charles r
Pushaw and others, forming the Cragg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-04

A coroner's jury investigated the death
of III. Mclaughlin, sailor who was
found dying in Norfolk. Va. returning
verdict that he died from either opium or
iaudanum poisoning, administered by his
own hand.
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LIQUIDATION INSPIRED
BY WEAKNESS OF BULLS
Poor Showing Earlier in the Week Re-
fected in Lower Prices
Today.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE market
opened with some spirit. but generally
lower. mainly in sympathy with the
hesitation and depression of Americans
in London and the generally unsatisfac-
tory tenor Of the advices from the for
eign bourses
The failure OF two more Baltimore fire
insurance companies had some unfavor-
able effect on sentiment, and there was
continued discussion of the Trunk Line
quarrel over export grain rates. Other
wise there was little in the days news
or discussions that presented impor-
lance
The selling movement was on small
scale and appeared 10 be inspired prin-
cipally by disappointment at ;he poor
showing made by the bull efforts earlier
in the week.
After the close of the first hour the
speculation developed further heaviness
and stocks were offered with a little
more freedom. The bond market was
irregular.
London sold about 5000 shares in all
Commission business amounted to prac-
ticalIy nothing. and the market was al
most entirely an affair Of the room
traders The principal reason given for
the weakness was the rate cutting in
the West.
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STUDENTS ESCORT BODY
TO RAILWAY STATION
Funeral Services Over Remains of DR..
De Schweinitz

Three hundred students OF the med
zeal and dental departments of Column
bian University last night escorted the
body of DR.. r. a. de Schweinitz. the
distinguished chemist. to the station and
started it on the journey to its final
resting place. The body was shipped
over the Southern Railway TO Winston
Salem, n. c., his former home, for in
terment
Funeral services were held at $50
o'clock in the home OF d.. Charles W.
Richardson. 1917 Connecticut Avenue.
The service was conducted by the Rev.
DR.. Sterrett. OF Washington. and the
Rev. DR.. De Schweinitz, a cousin 81 the
dead professor, OF bethlehem, Pa
The body was then taken to the r4iI-
way station. 1t was accompanied to
North Carolina by Co. s8d Mrs Frank
II. Fries ard Miss Fries. relatives. of
Winston-Silem. and Dr. c. II Stiles. of
the Agricultural Department, in which
DR.. De Schweinitz was chief OF a divi-
sion Of the Bureau OF Animal Industry.
The palIbearers were DR.. z. c. Schroe-
der. representing the Bureau Of Animal
Industry: Prof. Harvey W. Wiley. rep
resenting the Agricultural Department:
DR.. Sterling Rufin. A. NJ. Tasker. and
NJ. W. Houghton, OF Columbian Uni
versity. and Mr.. Hamilton, OF the Blu
reau Of Education.
The medical and dental departments
Columbian University, have adopted
appropriate resolutions on DR. De
5chweinitz' death.
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seemed anxious to buy stocks, yet in
which buying orders predominated-
The death of Senator Hanna was as
much talked of on the stock exchange,
perhaps, as anything else. IL could
hardly be said that this sad event was
a any degree a marked factor, bus
everyone in the financial community
realized that a great personal force
mat had always been exercised in the
political world for conservatism, and
for the common sense handling Of great
PUBIC questions, had passed away.
There is continued lack of interest in
the stories of rate cutting on grain by
the railroads in the Middle West and by
the fact that a little friction Of the
same sort has also arisen between some
or the trunk lines. 1t is well understood
that there is usually some minor dirii-
Guilty of this sort at the approaching OF
the spring season which is invaria bly,
quickly disposed of at a meeting Of
general traffic agents. A meeting Of
the kind for consideration of the present
matter has already been called.
The impression has been made upon
brokers whose principal occupation so
FAR this week has been to study the
board room aspects of the market that
the Dull element is afraid TO take stocks
When by any sign the shorts in some
particular stock betray uneasiness the
bull crowd is quick to go in and bid the
market up, but its unwillingness to take
the real stock that may be offered on
the a1va sc IS so apparent that the
shorts are not easily inundated, and II
they 5Gt refuse to buy on rising quota
tons. the hull crowd soon quits
The staten ent Of the country's foreign
commerce il January from the Depart
ment OF Commerce and Labor, shows an
excess of exports over imports to the
value Of SIS. O44, 034. as compared with S4s. :
Slf, 4aS In the same month a year ago
making for the fiscal year to date an
excess Of exports in value of 1868 399 263
against S25S. 1872, 525 in the corresponding
time In the preceding year. Exports
were larger than in any January on rec
ord, but they were well under the total
or December the falling of from that
month amounting I'm value to over S33 =
100000. the loss being due I'm great part
TO the lighter shipments of cotton.
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INCORPORATION CHARTERS
UNDER DISTRICT Law

teFuhcates OF Incorporation Of the fol
Io"lnS-named business ENTERPRISES have
been recorded:
The General Traction Connap,,. ,,,,1
tai stock. l5001O00; incorporators. Hor-
ace Moody. 4. Y. Nelson. n. ID. Ian
caster. James K Polk. william, A Rs-
borg. Fred +. Queen. and r q PoIk
ne hsdia Company: capital stock.
s4V'vV'VV'' mcorporators. G. w. Froth-
lnsham, A l. Kennedy. II. Pickett
" n Penn. and J. NJ. Frere
The tennessee Coal and Oil Conpanv.
lncorporatOrs, W. w. Fentress = 4 Il
Fentress, and J. NJ. Stevens: capital
stock, 81, 10000
The Mutual Alliance COMPANY. cant
tsI stock. 10000 900: incorpora tors.
FeVIse " rockingham, A r. Ken
Te1y' a. Plckett. w. Morgan Penn, and
The Washington Storage companv.
capital stock, $4,000. fncorpora tors
George o. Smith, Eugene Corcoran- and
George .. Smith Charles r Nesbitt
Snari9tte ID. Croker u. r. Harris.
Sohn -. Sleman, jr.. A. r. Server, and
The Penn Chemical Company. capit.I
stock, $4,000: incOrporators. John II
Moggle. Eugene CorcOran. and Henry
The International DEVELOPMENT Com
pan capital stock. 1000. 900. incorpor-
ators. Fl. Clay Campbell. Charles "
Embrey, and Ralph r Campbell
Tho District Construction Company.
capital stock. 500. 900; incorpora tors
Philip ]. Cogan. Patrick H. Cogan. and
The Gold Band Chemical Company:
capital stock. $4,000; incorporators
u. $. Fletcher. y A. Smith. and Z j.
Dimmiclc.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-17
BROTHERS OF ST. ANDREW
ENTERTAIN THE VESTRY

Trinity Chapter Of the Brotherhood
Of st. Andrew was host last night 10
It's friends the occasion being the
twelfth anniversary OF its organization.
The guests were the vestry of the
church and the executive committee OF
the assembly Of the diocese OF Wash
ington. bishop Satterlee. who was to
have been present and made an address.
was arabic to attend on account of the
death Of mis- son, Rev. Churchill Satter-
lee, in Georgia.
Bert T. Amos. the director of Trinity
Chapter. and Rev. r. 2. Williams. the
rector Of the parish. made the addresses
Of welcome and described the work of
Trinity Chapter. William b. Dent, tne
president of the local assembly; Col
Cecil Clay. national council member
Rev. ]. A. Aspinwall. chaplain OF the
local assembly, and Mr. j. HoldswortI
Gordon, q Christ Chapter. Georgetown.
also made addresses
Supper and smoker were features CT
the evening.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Tennessee Avenue northeast, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Streets
frank J. Dieu0onne ct Tx. 10 James
n. BroadnaX, lot l63. square 1Ol5. SO.
Tenth and Streets southeast-Louis
Z. shoemaker ct uX. 10 Susie a. krepp.
lot IS, square 9if. so.
G Street southeast, between Seventh
and Eighth Streets Sarah r, Harrison
TO Cora T.. Smith. lot a. square S02. SO.
Addition 10 Kenilworth-John Wal
laSe Allen ct uX to Hiram Waldo
SO.
Washington Heights-JohR V. Heidi
70 David Moore. lot 1s. block $. $40
Deanwood Heights-John W. Gregory
et Tx. 20 Robert Thomas. lots - and
n. square Is, $50
Deanwood Heights-Robert Thomas 10
Lizzie W. Thomas, same property, $40.
y Street northeast, between Fourth
and Fifth Streets-Carrie ID. Scott ct
vir, Thomas W, 20 George w Doug
lass. part original lots 10 and II. square
Sixteenth Street southeast between
h and G Streets-Leslie Kearsley 70
Clarence w. Dickey, sublots II, IS, and
1857 Emerson Street northeast-Franx
Gustave Radelflnger TO Blanche +.
Radeifnger, lot l02 square l029, SO.
Tennessee Avenue and Duncan Street
northeast-Alexander II. Sonnemsn ct
uN. TO George $. Cooper. lots 81 10 i.
square 1858. SO.
2Ol7 Q Street George Blu
chanan Fife ct uN. to Joseph II. Brad
ley, lot 81 square g, $40
Connecticut Avenue Highlands-(On-
necticut Avenue highlands Company to
Sarah L Crane. lot l6. block 3, 81 .5Z0. -.
J. Street northwest, between Eight
zenith and Nineteenth Str ets-Luke J.
KeaTney e ux 10 John r Crowley. part
lot %. square 10I. SO.
1873 Thirty-hrst Street nOrthwcst-The
Washington Loan and Trust Com Tany.
trustees. 10 Mary Hughes McCullOch.
Nina Dugan Hodgkins. Lucy Bradley.
and s Dugan Bradley. sublot /, part
sublot 2. square 1881 $6.4l7
1858 Thirty-first Street northwest
Joseph II. Bradley 81 al. 10 Alice Nir-
ginia and Margaret r. Winship. lot /
part lot 2. square 1881 SO.
Mount Pleasant-Michael Lynch ct uX.
10 Michael =. Lynch. Mary NJ. Preston
and Annie NJ. Fitzpatrick, part lots 1874
and 135. and lot G., SO.
Washington Heights-Susie Richard
son Oswen ct VIZ, Cha r:es A. 20 David
Moore. lot is. block s. 500
g street northeast between First and
Second Street-lda Walters to Antcpius
Seufert. one-third interest IA part C9lgf-
nal lot 3. square 724 800 Anto2 ious
Seufert 10 John Seufert, One-siXth in
terest I'm same property. s..
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER
y. G, Washington. February p 1891
Sealed proposals viii be received at this
office until y O'CLOCK NOON. SAT-
JRDAY. FEBRUARY q. 1904 for grad
ing certain streets in AnacOstia ID. c.
amounting TO about 20 600 yards. Blank
forms Of pronosal. specifications. and
necessary information may be had at
the office Of the Engineer Commissioner
ID. G.. Ii. 3. f. MCFARLAND. HEN
R4 l. WEST, JOHN BIDDLE. Com
mlSslOneTs d c. fe17-6teXSu
EXECUTIVE OFFICE COMMISSION
ers Of the District Of Columbia Wash
iEgton. Feb. s. 1904.-At O'CLOCK p.
Nj. THE 18TH INSTANT, the fish wharf
rights and privileges viii be sold at pub
lie auction on + Street, between Seventh
ara Ninth Streets northwest, IN front Of
tie fish stalls of the Washington Mar
ket, for the term Of one year from March
!, 1904 For Information as 20 terms OF
sale, etc, apply at this office. HENRY
y. +. MACFARLAND, HENRY l.
WEST. JOHN BIDDLE, Commissioners
Of the District Of Columbia.
febS-lOt .dexSu
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LEGAL NOTICES.


SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING 4 PRO
BATE COURT. No. 1892. Admins
tr8tiOn
This is 10 give notice that the subscrib.
err OF the District Of Columbia has oh
tained from the Probate Court of the
District OF Columbia letters OF admin
istration on the estate OF Ellen Gala %
CHER. late Of the District Of Columbia.
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warn
ed TO exhibit the same. with the Vouch-
er thereof legally authenticated. to the
subscriber. on or before the ID DAY OF
FEBRUARY. A. ID. 1905. otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all bene-
fit OF said estate.
Given under my hand this "a day of
February. 1904
RICHARD J. GALLAGHER
GIG Maryland Avenue northeast
(Seal)
Attest: JOHN r. ROUZER
Deputy Register OF Wills for the Dis
trict OF Columbia, Clerk OF the
Probate Court.
p r. billiard. Attorney.
fe3l0.I7
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TRUSTEES SALES.
THOS. J. OWEN & SONS. Auctioneers
sl3 + Street northwest


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-sTORY
FRAME DWELLING. NO. 241 OAK
STREET. y. Wy virtue of a certain
deed OF trust duly recorded In Hber. No
Zo55. at folio lib ct seq. one OF the land
records for the District OF Columbia
and at the request OF the party secured
thereby. we will sell at public auction
in front Of the premises on, TUESDAY.
the 23D DAY OF FEBRUARY 1904 at
O'CLOCK. =. NJ, part Of lot numbered
three. in block numbered twenty-onc
Of the Howard University subdivision of
John A Smiths farm commonly called
"Effingham Place" described as follows:
Beginning at the southwest corner OF
said lot fronting on Oak Street. and
running thence east 12lz feet thence
north so feet. thence west 12Ls feet
thence south go feet TO place OF be-
ginning with the improvements there
or.
Terms-One- third cash balance I'm one
and two years. with interest secured by
deed Of trust on the property sold or all
cash at the purchasers option. A de-
post Of 800 required al time Of sale.
Couveyancing and recording at puI-
chaser's cost Sale TO be closed in ten
days.
LUTHER FULLER,
HENRY L. BAKER,
Trustees.
fe11-d&dos. exSu&Hol
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WILL ASK PROPOSALS
FOR ENGINE HOUSE

II all goes well. the District Commits
sioners will issue call next SATURDAY.
Tor bids for the construction Of tn.
new engine house that viii be located
on the southeast corner Of Tenth and G
Streets southwest. and be occupied b..
Engine Company No e.
The building will be put up at an es-
umated cost of 81. 600
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. WASH
lnBton, February I. ly04-Sealed propos-
ais VIII be received at this department
until O'CLOCK p. NJ. TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY g. 1904 for certain electric
light wiring in the United States Treas
ury Building. Washington, ID. c. Draw
lngs and specifications can be obtained
upon application TO the department. Par
tial bids viii not be considered. The de-
department reserves the right to re-
lect any and all bids and to waive 1a-
fects. Each proposal must be accom-
panied by a certified check I'm the sum
of two hundred dollars (s20O). drawn 10
the order of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury. as a guarantee of good faith. Pro-
posals should be addressed to the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury Washington.
ID. G. and indorsed; Proposal for Elec-
trio Light Wiring. L. s. Treasury Build
Ing. Washington. d. c. II. a. TAYLOR,
Acting Secretary. fe101
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

SaIes-washington Gas Certificates. 500
G1l6.
Washington Loan and Trust, 3GZl4.
Washington Gas. 1Sq56. sass.
Mergenthaler. 1d17sik cash.
After call - Washington Gas Certifi-
Gates. 5OOd115%.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-02-17

strengthens and restores Gupidene II the OnD
known remedy 70 cure without an operation
5000 testimonials. A written guarantee given
end money returned II six boxes do not effect
permanent cure. Sl.O0 a box; six for $500
b. mail. Send for free circular and testimo-
nals. Address DAVOL MEDICINE Co, san
francisco. Cal. Stevens Pharmacy 9th and
Pa
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CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF INTEREST TO INVESTORS

The markets of the world are evil
IDENTIFY waiting for the next important
change in the affairs If Russia and
Japan as affecting other nations.
There is absolutely no doubt that the
steel and wire business is positively
buoyant. that there is a larger inquiry
for bar and structural iron. and that
the railroads are manifesting greater
unwillingness TO place orders for steel
rails and for all the great variety OF
iron and steel products that they are
compelled TO use.
IT was understood TO be the bull
party's program to advance Amalga-
mated Copper to So but if il seriously
intended to put the stock - that price
the plan failed for want of a susceptible
following Traders thought bullish &C
vices on the stock had been rather to
widely advertised. and Were skeptlc;I
OF the prediction that the price wou'
be put TO 90. The room crowd Goes nc,
believe In philanthropy itself. and is ia
clined to distrust those who r'yfeSs 10
practice it.
The little squirt of activity in the
market seemed to be wholly due to a
small wave of buying orders originating
with the room trading element and
having for it's justification the TACT that
II seemed easier to move the market
up than down within a limited range
fair basis for this impression un-
doubtedly existed
One explanation offered for the
strength OF Consolidated Gas on Mon
day and yesterday forenoon is that 1900
shares have been called from the Dor
rowers. This alone. however cannot
il Ia thought, account for the entire ad-
vance. The principal buyer yesterday
was the broker who bet 81 900 on Mon
day that the stock would sell up 10
points before down 10 points from 49,.
Despite its extreme dullness yester-
day the market was hard and firm, and
displayed what seemed to be an in
stinctive tendency to advance. Prices
slightly, above those of the preceding
session. II was a market. as IL has
been for a week past, in which no one
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Bearzsh Tone TO Speculative Sentiment
Causes Selling Dlo0enzem III Stock Market
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported by W. B. Hibbs & Co, 1913
+ Strees, members New York Stock Elk
change. Chicago Board of Trade. Wash
ington Stock Exchange
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ton Barracks. d. c.. January IS, 1904
Sealed proposals for heating apparatus
and plumbing fixtures will be received at
this office until noon. FEBRUARY Is.
nation on application. JOHN STE
PHEN SEWELL, Capt. EngrS.
Jas. Us. 20. y. fel6,l1
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE Good horses buggies, and daytons:
cheap rates 10 drumTners and business peop!e
J. ". PRESTON's STABLES, IA / ST nv
phone East ism feI6-sOI
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Market opened strong. 81 to 4s points
higher. Noon. weak
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
OneninR-

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE following
prices were quoted on the grain market
today.
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"CUPIDENE.

This great Vegetable Nitslizer,
the prescription Of a famous
French physician. will quickly
cure sou Of all nervous DIS
eases, Insomnia, Pains in the
Back, Nervous Debility, Pim-
pies. Yaricccele, and Ccnstipa-
lion. Cupidene cleanses the
liver. the kidneys. Cupidens
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Now Is
The Time.

While all property in the path of the great
Hre in Baltimore destroyed, the contents Of
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS Of the various trust
COMPANIES and banks were found unframed
when the ruins were cleared away
The UNION TRUST AND STOR-
AGE CO., in. the center of the bust
ness section, convenient to the depart
mcnts and all street car lines. offers
at a very low rate SAFE DEPOSIT
BOXES, insuring absolute safety to
the Ealuables placed therein.
SE RENT one NOW; you may have FIRE To-
MORROW
EDWARD j. STELLWACEN. . President
GEO. =. FLEMING. Secretary
CHARLES s. BRADLEY .......... Treasurer
EDWARD L. HILLNER. ......... Custodian
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

The following prices were quoted on
the cotton market today:
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The markets of the world are evil
IDENTIFY waiting for the next important
change i'm the affairs II Russia and
Japan as affecting other nations.
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SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST STOCKS.

Oar + UEEONit AMI lhkSl SlO[hS.
National Safe Deposit & Trust ..... 14e =.
Washington Loan & Trust. 2I7
American Security & Tr7Ist....... 1913 200
Wash. safe Deposit. .... 40 ..
Union Trust & Storage ......... los lO6
Washington Savings Bank. ........ OfH iOe
Home Savings Bank l3S =
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
RAILROAD BONDS.
lnsCELLANEOUs BONDs

Wash. Gas Co.. ser. A, 6's 19O2-27. los
Wash Gas Co.. ser. B. SIS l9O4-27. lbs
U. S. Elec. Light. Deb Imp. 1902. los
U. S. Elec. Light. Cert. Indebt.... 103
Ches- & Pot. Tel. Co. Gs.......... l04 II
Wash. Market Co.. lst 6's. 1902. 100
Masonic Hall Assn e's. c. l908.... 100
Washington Gas...........I lbH /
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seemed anxious to buy stocks, yet IN
which buying orders predominated.