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to the Continent. 2il5,,55 bales: to Japan.
Ash bales; to Mexico, 255il bales.

TO the Continent 2.il5,153 bales: to Japan.
ASA bales: to Mexico, 255il bales.
NEW ORLEANS. La. May 1.--coTToN-
SPOT cotton quiet and weak. sales 90 bales.
Including i50 TO arrive; delivered on contractFl
800 haicsi quotations 1-lcc. lower.
Futures opened steady and prices "a 10 prints
lcyer, caused BY disappointing Lirerpools and
easier Nav York. Leading bulls gave the
market no support and the bears had every
thing their own way. but they showed some
disposition 10 cover. In the trading July frst
lost 10 points from yesterday close al ltQs
advance TO 1Lia. declined TO ii.ps. recovered TO
closed quiet with net losses on May Of points
June s and july Z. while the balance Of The
lit WAS 2 down to up.
Cotton futures steady, May l3.721l3-it;
June, 1aslaI3e2; July. 14.1lnltl2; August,
I2t8d15is: September 1sanl1lo: October.
ii.ig3us1, November, llllIlLl3.. December,
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ppnnucE MARKET,

NEW YORK. May 7.--FLoUR-steady with
ligat business MINNESOTA ds sol patent soas III
81. Rye foursoaist: I fair to good, ;sa4ss;
choice 10 fancy. sis5ats0. cornmeal--sl eady;
yellow western slosallo; kiln-dred; $sgSl9.
Rye--Dui, No. Western. zoe. Barley-lnac-
tive; feeding, 4sc.; mailing, s5af
Wheatsteady: no. RED, sl,gs. Options were
quiet all the forenoon. Later proht-takins ap-
,sgs.c. net lower May closed at 92lse. July.
e4scl s;eptember si.e : Deee n stnc,
Vas as dull and nominal. closing isaAc. ne,
lower May closed at i5i;c.; July. 5s+sc.: Sep
TENDER, 5sc. oats-Quisti mixed, No. 2, 4S9
4sho. ~
g. ,o;s besl hams. od5a no, packet ss5oas 80
Cut Meats-Quiet; picked bellies. sNMsa.c per
pa aI: pisl rd lSaI'e Weefn steaned s65
retired dull; compound. sSAus-SiS; PDrk.
as' ta,ly shs pa,i sh9r. esar CIV s
country count 9ac RoNn-F Firm: strained. s. ss9
a.a5. Turpan,ine-Firm al 5s,sadsc
Paw urn fair refining EN- s.isgs 80, sae,
9 5-l6ets 81 &c. . refined. firm Confectionery
4. $40; mould a, S5.l5; cut loaf and crushed,
SS9o gra9nlst1 81 oe, cpS 30 invoice sHc
mild, quiet: Cordova. lrrl3c. The market for
coffee futures opened steady. at, partial
decline OF points under further light II
cuidation Trading was light and the market
showed little movement. closing quiet on the
opening basis sales LOO sas s,es,l Kiceeuiet-
STATE carries isqlsc. cheese-Irregnlar: state
large ard small september leSullc' X !. new lsHr
Enes.puil; state, Pennsylvania and nearby,
Average finest. lsc: southern frsts. i5ixgl6'sc.
Potatoes so, 5Tr n hsw sWsets
81 5SS,4c1. Peanuts-Steady; fancy handpicked,
SIC; other domestics,, s49st.e cab bag p
Easy souihsrn per u cotton By steam PC
elaln by steam ID
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DULL DAY
ON MARKET
Condition Of Neglect Which
Marked Yesterdays Dealings
Uncqualled III Years.
SOME STOCK NOT QUOTED
Bank Statement Had Only Nom
inal Effect, as Changes in In
tcrest Were Forcsccn.
SOME STOCK NOT QUOTED
t1,v Associated l'ress.)

Z . i
Nt.yv YORK. May o-day's dealing
.,,,,,od n condition OF neglect In the stock
market fully equal TO that which prevailed
nofore the Northern securities decision
was handed down, and that had been IN
eeualled for many years previously.
Monv of the most prominent stocks IN
tha Iist were not quoted at all until near
tho close OF market and then were only
dealt in In single lots OF one hnndreu
shares. Prices sank from pure mamma
ton, and no regard was paid TO any
news. The bank statement, itself was OF
only nominal effect, as the large changes
shown in the various items we're pretty
accurately forcseen. The depletion i, o q;
no2oa2b IN the surp s lsse eoSparea
with sl0,O29s25 on this date last year, ana
s}4Gi co two years ago.
There Is no threat OF construction on
money surplus IN -,h's sho no, r,,,ng,,,ncnd
nrocess OF depletion OF the plethorlc con.
dJtion OF money. both by cash redlctlon
through the gold exports ana ~ t tpan
efiected. as in the New York city bond
issue this week, and the japanese i loan
To come, gives some relief from the lh ore
ness OF large amounts OF capital when
has shown signs 90 some pressure for
outlet in the railroad bond market.
This apparent necessity OF Idle capital
ia seek the BOND market ms pCeiir y s',.''
tanning Influence against some Of ltlc
discoura cling factors in the general out
Iopc. and the apprehension Is felt that
DISPOSITION TO sell securities may grow
with 4 esscned prospect OF a,-b better mar
kei. Total sales OF bonds, $I2S,qp9
Total sales, 5000 shares.
MONEY AND ExCHANGE-CLOsE I:
Money on call loans, time loans, steady;
sixty days Elsa per cent; ninety days,
PIP; SIX months. 3N3 81; prime nercah-
tile paper, 3.tqAl.i per cent? setrling
exchange steady, with actual business IN
bankers bills at s4.ST for demand, and
at siS5 for sixty day bits; posted rates,
Sb 1-2gtis6 and 4.8s; commercial bills,.
I si.Si 1.4Gt.is4 ~; bar silver, 81 la; Next
can dollars. 1874.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK May THE statement
OF gaS OF the clearing house banks
OF this city for the week shoHs:
Loans Sion. 030,c COO; increase. SCI .sa3 800.
Deposits. tll3l.Tl2Sco; increase. sl7,3f5.-
Uoo.
Circulation, s35,Ti6oO: increase. $3.50.
Legal tenders. s,5Ul 800; decrease. 81
4s8.200.
specie, s2so.slo.oD; decrease s4.5s5.soo.
Reserve, s3J56j2..p0; decrease. $e,OS3, 500.
Reserve required, s2s2 700 Increase.
s'i Surplus. s2o7a4,oo; decrease. slo,4y1.o5o.
Ex- United States deposits, s36,7iS,559;
decrease, Si0,4as,S76.
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TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Va. May !

--"-- --TT- N NIVHTIUIII '''-' ''Hs y '"'f
Dark Fired Tobacco-New: Receipts very
light and rnarket strong and active at the adj
sanced quotations. odi Receipts ana offerings
very light; market active Brlghis--fhlr r.
sun Cured Receipts somewhat Increased but
tho market continues very active at the adj
Note-Pianters are cautioned not to ship
their tobacco to market in high order as With
warm weather 1t is apt ia damage ana then
It will not bring full quotations
Y ma nmntn tinns nre as follows.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago, NJ and st. Paul gen. 4s....".... 100
Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s......... l27A
chicago. r.. /. and Pacific 4s............... 7oN
Chicago, r. /. and Pacific col. 5s........... slA
al O. g. and CT Louis gen. 4s.......,... 1co7s
Chicago Terminal As northumberland. sQ%
CnnsoIidatod robacco AZ ...........,,..,.., 80
colorado and Southern is ................,. sti4
I1cnver md T,io C;rande Az ........,.,,.. 10
Erie prior lier, as Observation-Disclosures. osA
Erie Camera IA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s6M
fort worth and Denver City 1sts........... 1o7h
Hooking Valley 4izs........................ 10TH
Louisville and Nash. Unified is............. lQl
Manhattan conaol gold rs .................. lgSa
Mexican Central AZ .......S................. "
Mexican Central Ist Inc Observation-Disclosures. "a
Minn pnd ST Louis AZ ..,....,,,,..,,.,... %
Missouri. Kansas and Texas is........... 1907
Missouri Kansas and Texas eds .......... 1874
National r. f. Of Mexico con. 4s.......... 13N
Nav York Central gen 3i,s ................. aQa
New Jersey Central gen SIS ,..,,,,...,.... 1870
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nay GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. May TN the dry gods trade
tho week closes with the market In a state or
suspended animation. and although slightly
more interest is evincins in certain lines, puI-
chases are of very limited extent II Is evil
before placing orders to cover fall require
ments.
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moderate. market fairly active.
RECEIPTS FOR THE wEEk-Whea.. $500
bushcs corn, le.4st bushels; oats lo,loo bush
els; -four. 247o barrels; hay, 565 tons; mill Of
fal. Ia tons
STOCK IN .ELEvAToR-wheat. 1859 bush
els; oats, 65.si4 bushels.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, May 7.--Scaboard Air
Line common, S%49A: do. preferred, l7,.4
Is. Atlantic Coast Line common, loiH3l0s
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
PEANUT MARKETS.

PETERSBURG. VA. Mag 7.-PEANUIs--
Continue firm at si.1b per bshel for spanish
offered. Virginias firm at 4ac for fancy stock.
Some shipments are being made from peter rs.
burg OF atock that had been storeu IN 'h's
e' SoRFoLK, VA. May , T;mnEAN nITs.
nSIIssc. (: { Common, s,sd3ssc. Spanish ST. per
81, an j
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r,orroNeEED or, MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 7.--Cottonseed oil was
setady. with a moderate demand for spot and
future deliveries. Prime crude, {. O. b. mills,
PC prime summer yellow. 3odc.: off summer
Yellow nominal prime white. Size. prime
winter yellow, 34}zc. S
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1TNcHBuna TOBACCO ktARKET.
r.vnchburg, Va. May Z, leof.

e.,., =, ,onya tobncco on the I,ynchbnrs
ms spqs for The two weeks ending May 4 ieo''
reported by John L. Os'l,esab,y,. ~. -oo nou,ds.
sod pY week ending May Th si7 600 pounds s In
week ending MAJ isSa .h % shay Nay o"in S1
10 ssn tod rounds; sold from october ]. 1902.
TO- MAJ. 4. 1908 looi4,loo pounds; decrease for
l'y n.csjnts ibis week we're much heavier than
for .' tie past two weeks caused by she good
seasons for handling tobacco ths later pats
H iarrs .aye 81 tie lover grades than for
weeks past. Prices on all grades were rht Wen
srs We're Quite active in looking after their
yredes, Indications arc that prices WIZ be
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Northern Pacific As .,............,..... io4
Northern Pacific SO Observation-Disclosures. 72k
Norfolk and Western con. Is ............... 97s
Oregon Short Line IS and Partic.. ........ 947s
Pennsylvania conv. 31ss Observation-Disclosures. 05,.
Reading General AZ Observation-Disclosures. %
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. bs..... 1872
st. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s......... 82S,
ST. Louis Southwestern lists ............. a;T
Seaboard Air Limo As NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6Sia
Southern Pacific AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9iis
Southern Railway bs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1i3%
Ttxas and Pacific lists .................... llsI.
Toledo, ST. l.. and Western 4s............. 10is
Union Pacific rs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1851
Union Pacific COW. As ................,... a7as
U. S. Steel I'd SIS .................,......... 723
Wabash lists OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1l5l7
Wabash Deb. Bs ........................... SIS
Wheeling and Lake Erie As ..........,..... %
Wisconsin Central Is Neutrality-suspicious.. 20
Colorado F,iel conv 5s.................... 1oN
NJ. and 0. Collateral Trust 4s............ "a
Central OF Georgia I'd 1nc.....,......,...... S9ia
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CHICAGO, ILL. May 7.-Growing weather
in the Southwest to-day was onset ~ ue re,
rasfiit Inc wheat market held its eqipose COM
nnred with last night: July wheat shows 20, io.s
Of &c; corn is UP Sc; oats are OIL saAc.'
and provisions 2i2Sfloc.
Tnu leading tutu,eh ranged as follows:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
poRr OIL R1cHMoNp. May 3. 1go4.

PORT OB'a RICHMOND. MAY 7, 1901,
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes, Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
Steamer Old Point Comfort Graves, Jamet
River landings and Norfolk lne re- nno
SAILEn
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion line
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PORT OF WEST POINT May I. 1904.
ARRIVED. I'D
Danvlle, Short. Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo
SAILED
Danvlle. Short. Baltimore passengers and
general cargo.
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,,.,n,.. 400 ~ 800
L1 800 10 90
,tnou 1e60 ID AGO
ne = 4 i46o d 1900
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ....'....... is6 d rs. 90
Medium al 90 Ii $500
GOOD Ss60 d 1000
F rs, d $500
prp,ss s''Srrhsp TonAeeoS5s sgs
lIss. common e good ss9SS g aaSsS
liFs, Eoou 10 primo....' '....... 100 n 10. 90
snort icai ......'.'..''.. .... 900 a a. %
Long iehL 1900 u 5000
Wrappers ..............''.'.'''''''''}''''
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sALEs.

200 Amalgnmated Copper 80.
Amer. Car and Foundry...
Amer. Cotton Oil............
Amer. Snuff, pfd...........
Amer. Can ............,.....
Amer. Can. pfd. ...........
200 Amer. Locomotive. com ....
Amer. Locomotive, pfd....
100 Amer. Sugar ..............
goo A., 7. and S. re, com......
A.. r. and s. re, pfd........
HOO Baltimore and OhiO.........,
300 Brooklyn Rapid Translt....
Canada Southern ..........
Canadian Pacific ..........
Chesapeake and Ohio....n
400 Chi. Great Westerh......
1900 Chi. Nil. and s. P........
Colo. Fuel and 1ron.......,.
lCo Colo. Southern, conn.,: 500.
200 Colo. Southern, 1st pfd.
Colo. Southern, I'd pfd....
Clev, Gin. Chi. and S. H..
Continental Tobacco, pfd..
1900 Consolidated Gas ...........
Delaware and Hudson......
Del, Lack. and West.
1400 Erie, com. u....... .........
400 Erie, 1st pfd.
200 Erie. I'd Observation-Disclosures.
General Electric .......,...
1E0 Illinois Central ........ Ma.
l65 Louisville and Nashville.
500 Mhnhatarl...... ...n ......
100 Metro. Street Railwny......
200 Mexican Central ............
Mo-, Kan. and Tex. COM.
100 Mo. Kan. and Tex, pfd...
900 Missouri Pacific ..........
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UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTsBuRG. IA,
May 7.--CATTl. E-Supply light and market
steady, Choice, IS .g5a5S5; prime, SSai eoi fair,
SlqLso. Hogs Receipts, light market active.
heavy : workers.. ST i5ul5o; light yorkers, Sia69
sos; pigs s4,7od4,so; roughs. sS@45o, sheep
sl,i6ab,l5 choice lambs. sh'loa6.35' veal calves
Soa5,25,
CINCINNATI. o., May 7--Ho1s- Dull and
weak at SIS, so8le5 Ca,tle-.S;eady at saa5@
90. sheep---strons at S3dI?5' Lanbs'-strons
at Si50dI5. %.
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BALTIMORE. ND. May 7,-FLouR7Un-
changed WheaFirm; spot contract and The n
s s.itf hnm BY sample. 97c@sl05, Corn--Firmer;
spo, and the month 5slsm5sssc.,i Southern white
corn 57a5ac, ErHsr; No a. ;oc white ne, src
s T,rn and unchanged; fancy imitalonl $4,000;
fancy fancy creamery. 2.c; do, ade, l5ai6e; store tore
~ 70 Enthusiastically an unchanged; large,
ss, di0c.; medium, 9asql0c,; small, lOalokc.
svsar steady and unchanged
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steasv Winter patents. sa7Od4.so; straights
toass spring aSsat s;a s!rass Eo s sc
S.c.: No red. sl.o.ql04: No, corn, 4SA9
az lslsa 10 yellow 2s,saSs,sc No. y GH,s
4ih4illsc, No white ldn 4se;; M9 wn,i.s
s ssasse fair o to choice maiIns lsa5se 81;
naxseed, si.ol; No. ! northwestern, MqSm !
pei sll'sisnli 40; lard. per 100 pounds s6.A71a0
$780, short rps sdes Il 9sG, ssvgSksS; shors
~ hirh vines, sl5S Clover. contract grade,
$40, Is. Butter-Weak; crsamer!ess lsaShe.;
daries iSal7c, cheese.-Easy, at rs; .Esss-'
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSales at Union Stock Yards.)
.---- ~ Z . 2lchnnnd va Nav z 1ahi

tSales at Union otoCk 1drQS.)
Richmond. Va. May Z. 1904
Receipts for the week ending Monday:
CATTLE-Recepts, 203 head. Market active
at last weeks quotations. Best steers, 4s.G
&C.; few extra shade higher; medium to
ers, sA gitsc.; dry cows. sa4c.; bulls. sGiSNc.
calves. 5laQ6c,; fresh cows. $25, qi5.; quaran-
tine cattle. 3NQl1ac.; bulls, SuS!sc.
HOGS-Receipts, 1,l9s head Market lower.
sHEEP-Recelpts $50 head Market lower,
Good sheep, a.sa5c.; common to fair asG4c
CHICAGO, ILL, May observation-disclosures
200 head. Market nominal Good TO prime
steers. s5a5.75; poor TO medium. ss.90a4.s5
stockers and feedsr. sSG4.5o; cows. Sl,754i.40
helfers, S22544.6o; Gamers. sl7542.40; bulls
s2ailO; calves, s2.5oa5.oo; Texas-fed steers
$44465. Hogs-Recepts to-day 5000 head
Monday. $500 head. Market Market steady e g.
s4,Eqis71a; good to choice heavy. si;soa4,s5
OF sales, Si.7Od4.S5. Sheep--Receipts, 1000 head
Market steady. Good TO choice wethers. s4.75G
5 -; fair TO choice mixed, s5.5044.5o; native
lambs. s475d5.75.
NEW YORK May ;;-REEvEs--;; Receipts
pound; fancy beef. sac. per pound. Calves,
locted carcusses selling as high as $3.50. Sheep
and Lambs--Recclpts, 900 head. Clipped sheep,
steady clipped lambs firm to l0c. higher:
wcoled stocks low and lOc. lower; wooded
sheep, Ss4OQ4.50; clipped lambs, S6loa6,l5,
Dressed mutton. steady at Sac.: dressed lambs.
lambs. sad4oo per carcass Hogs Receipts,
faelnp steady,
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New 1ofK


Bv & Ca, rsandB
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond, Va. May I, 1904.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va. May I, 1904.
SAFER HH.

virginia Ccn.urics--l,No0 at sS.
seaboard AIR Line 3-year 6s--o.oHl at ssA.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, May THE statement
OF averages OF the clearing house banks
OF this city for the week shows:
Loans sl,on.03o,tc0; increase. SCI .a93. 900.
Deposits. tl.l3l. 7I2, 500; increase. sl7,Si5.-
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PREACHER DUMB
FOR FIVE MONTHS
st. Louis Man Lost Voice in
Accident.
REGAINS POWER OF SPEECH
Specialists Declare That Jolt Of Fall
Caused Pressure Against
Brain Center.
REeAINS POWER OF SPEECH

ST. LOUIS. March 1O.-After being
speechless for five months and two
days. the Rev. D. Everett Standard
pastor of St Luke's Methodist Episco-
PAL Church. and q student Of medicine
awOke this morning with confidence
that he could speak. He conveyed this
confidence 70 his wife, mother, and
father. BIZ means Of sign language, and
they urged him to try il.
Mamma, began he. and then he
said with a shout: Il can talk"
On the evening of October 3 last Mr..
Standard was returning from downtown
to his home. He got off the car at
jefferson Avenue and Wyoming Street,
but the car started as he stepped to-
ward the street and he fell in a sit
ting posture. The conductor asked him
If he was hurt; he replied that he did
not think SO
The car kept on and M Standard
a .ose. He realized nothing more until
be found himself on the other side Of
the street from his house A stranger
led him home That might he became
unconscious. and remained SO for four
days When he reBained his senses
he could not speak
Specialists examined his vocal cords
and decided that the jolt of his fall
nad caused a pressure against the brain
governing the center Of speech FROM
that time until today he has been un-
e. bic to say word
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Architect W. s. PLACER Is erecting for
Mrs Maria Robbins, at 80 Twelfth
Street northwest. a two-story and cellar
building of iron construction and brick
and stone frontage, TO be used by the
Sudwarth Printing Company. The
building will have a frontage of % feet
and a depth of 100 feet, and in all its
parts sill be constructed in the best
possible manner It viii be heated by
steam and lighted by electricity. The
cost. including ground. VIII be about
SSO.OSl
The same architect has drawn plans
for Fred Barber for an apartment house
at 742 and IA Ninth Street northwes z.
II will have a frontage of 90 feet BY lUI
feet in depth, and viii be three stories
in height The first floor is TO be ar
ranged for stores, and the upper floors
will contain seven apartments OF Iouf
rooms and bath each, all equipped Win
the latest improvements and heated Dy
steam. The cost OF the Improvement, 10
/ elusive of the land. will be about S0OVJ0
Mr. PLACER has also drawn plans for
I q two-stOry and cellar apartment house
for Mrs. AlphonSOn McClay, AT bVo
Massachusetts, Avenue northeast. It's
dimensions will be 30 by IS feet, eacn
aDartmeut to contain six rooms and
hath to be heated by hot water nnlsn-
/ - i'm white ash, and provided with all
! latest improvements. Cost 10 be ABOUT
/ $15. 600
] Robert 1. Preston IS DuliulnS a three
story and cellar apartment house AZ
/ 1904 L. Street northwest. % by - ieet
! in dimension. The ground floor viii be
/ arranged for a store, and seven apart
ments will be placed in the upper
| stories. The cost viii be $4,000, ano
/ tEc plans have been drawn by Archltec'
! PLACER.
! George a Myers is having built two
I houses on Twelfth Street northeast, be
1 tween b and Streets, Of three stories
and cellar each, according to plans
/ drawn By Mr.. PLACER They VIII cos'
/ q n0f each. exclusive Of the ground.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-03-10
WANT 4 DIVORCE
AFTER 90 YEARS
Moses Stein and Wife Weary
Of MatrimOny.
FORMIDABLE BILLS FILED
"She Is Altogether a Great Fool" Says
Husband in Describing His
Grievances.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1O.-FOrmid-
able bills of indictment were filed against
each other in Magistrate KoChersDer-
gers court yesterday morning by Mr..
and Mrs. Moses Stein. They have been
married for Atty years, and neither
made any bones Of saying yesterday
that they were tired OF the trammeIs
Of natrimOny.
Said the husband, who is eighty-four
years old. she called me a fool and
viii not mind me. She Will not let me
say my prayers in peace. She encour-
ages the children to disobey me. and
laughs at my lameness. She Is alto
gether great fool.
In her own behalf Mrs. Stein pleaded
thus:
He makes me trouble all the time.
this old man who is no good ana does
nothing for his children or his wife.
What is he2 Worthless. He hits me
with his cane and takes the stove from
my room and puts it into his. l don
like him. The boys and neIehoors tel
me TO have him arrested. He has no
money for me and gives what he has
away He is a great fool.
Mrs Stein complained that her nus
( band assaulted her and would give her
no money Stein said that one of has
other children supported the wife.
When the magistrate dismissed the
! case stein hObbled away, muttering dis
| gustedly:
/ hoy don't wait 10 give me money. and
| the fool wife she bothers me because OF
/ H. / wish L could go and die IN Jeru-
! salem. This country is no good.
] free land. and a man can't nit his wife.
! The schatchen cheated me when / got
| her And I paid him fifty roubles 20 NJ
! the wedding too l should ike 10 make
/ that schatchen live with her.