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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-27
UNEC HANCERY.)5

UN ACHANCERf.) FEss5
The object OF this suit are to remove
any cloud that may exist on the title 9. Of
a certain lot, fronting twenty-nine ieet
Six Inches on the west side of Eighth
Street between MainI and Cary astreet :.
estate OF Samuel S. Cottrcll, deceased. and
to 3 direct that James r.. Gordon =. ard ard
tees under the will Of Charles E. Wh.tloss,
deceased. who have contracted TO pn":
chase said lot. be required to take the
zane, at the price and on the terms ms
And the bill stating that there may be
persons interest In the subject 10 be dis,
posed Of whose names are unknown. and
having made such persons defendants by
the general description OF parties J., ! ! nm Z,
the fact that the said parties are un-.
known, it Is ordered that sa!d !. nnknn'"n
after the due publication of this order,
and do what Is necessary to protect .nelr
interest nthis suit
a copy-Ttste: d!
Christian & Christian, p. q 65s
Oct 20-1aw-4w fsl 4. ri
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the biggest special sale in our history.
II you have the room there is no time
like the present TO buy square piano
al remarkably cheap price. THE
h CABLE COMPANY. Richmond. Va
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MILLINERY.

MRS. CHAMLEE HAS a NUMBER OF
expert nilinerB at work making the
very latest style hats; also large seec-
ton of ready-to-wear hats on hand
prices very moderate. Call and see for
yourself: BIS East Broad Street.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

A SPECIAL SALE OF SLIGHTLY
used pianos Is now being conducted by
this house. embracing nearly the entire
line of THE CABLE COMPANY. and
a number OF high-grade Instruments
taken In exchange. You can save lots
OF money by buying now. THE CABLE
COMPANY.
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MASSAGE TREATMENT.

MASSAGE AND MEDICAL GYMNAs.
lies. Methods Of Battle Creek SAM
tarium VIM II. DAVIS, Jr., 100 East
Marshall, Hours ~ 70 Z. Appointments
Telephone SS$A
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ANTIQUES.

MOOREs GREATEST ~ COLLECTION
choice Mahogany Furniture. Brass Fend-
ers, Andlrons; Antiques Of every de-
scriptIon; lot Semnes Street, Manches-
ter. after P. NJ. 49,. ssgf t9
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PLUMBING AND oAs FITTING

PHONE at7S 10 ~. A. 4IOI,NTCAs-
he & Co. Plumbers and Gas Filters, Cls
y, Gay Street ~
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TO MAKE YOUR HOME,
TRANDER'S,ss go W. Broad.
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MARY, DID YOU EVER, THY sAUER's
Extracts3 Why certainly. have tried
others but mono are as good rs
SA UER'S. They are perfectly grand.
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fAL1,T KINDS OF STOVES REPAIRED
al the very lowest prices; also second
hand furniture bought. y. LANDON,
h27 w. Broad Street.
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THREE WATcHArAkERs. THREE EN-
arayers two jewelry. repairers. four
Clock repairers always busy at NUDDS,
the JeWelcr, Z22 Z. Broad Street.
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TIRED BUSINESS MEN. WITH, NGR,,
Y vous Indigestion and insomnia, are 9, cu[s u.
try ii. i. A. MORRIS &sGO.iSllt NoTtA
Seventh Street. Phone %4Ss2. @
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sEREANTs WANTED. AMONG SOME
\ OF the best white families In this city,,
good wages paid for the right persons.
We have applications for. large mum
3 Der Of cooks who can furnish good refer
ences; house girls and nurses l0r the
city Apply at once 10 THE NEGRO
hi LABOR & EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
6ss z. Broad StsEct SECOND iloor).
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED, CITY AGENT FOR
celebrated Ouerburn Lilhia Water best
on the market: big money in 1t Tor the
right man; best kind Of contract viii be
/, gwen. address LAFAYETTE MANN.
Otterburn, Amelia county, Va,
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WOOD HEATERS, ALL#KINDS; NICE
one for sl.25 at BRUCE HARDWARE
Z CO.'S, sos e. Marshall. Phone 1922 sa
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THERE ARE CANDIES AND CANDIES.
but our candies we guarantee to be
pure and fresh: great assortment 10 ard
nc. pound. HUB CANDY CO.. 41o East
Broad Street.
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GUNS.

aie.barrel Breech- loading Gun, worth
double; also our fine stock OF douDie-
2 barrel Guns; we ca give you come spe-i
Il ciul bargains. Ii BRUCE HARDWARE
+ CO.. iDS e. Marshall Street. ~
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THE TCol,ORED lTAFFETAs AT soc.
have won their why like wine. You
never saw so much goodness for 49c.
4 pEAfBERrON, PRICE e. co. 81
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SITUATION WANTED-Male

,ya NEED. WORK OF SOME KIND By
q sober. reliable married man: VIKING %
Is DO anything 70 make an honest i!Nlhs.
Z e ). care ltlis once
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TRY US ON PRINTING!; WE KNOW
we can suit you. TAYLOR & TAYLOR
PRINTING CO. Quick Printers, No.
Governor Street.
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THE RICHEST SWISS MILK, THE
tinest Cocoa beana. the purest sugar,
by the greatest care are transformed
into :.CAlLLER, IS CHOCOLATE,.''c clean
iy wrapped on hygienic principles. Be.
ware OF and refuse all limitations. All
6 confeCtioners.
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PRINTING.

ORDERS SOLICITED. TAY-
@LOR a. TAYLOR PRINTING CO.. No.
4 Governor Street, Richmond. Va
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PAINTING.

HAVE YOUR HOUSE PAINTED NOW
and save money. Call ana 800 LEE w.
FORD e BRO. ID Z. Nam. Phone $3.50.
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y,u;SC; MAN WANTS POSITION AS
dutlbie entry bookkesper where aptitude
and experience are worth something.
address +. .. care this Office
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BOYS AND GIRLS SOLID LEATHER
Shoes, $500. ALBERT STEIN, Fifth
and Broad
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DAMAGE o WHEAT,

ONLY FEW HUNDRED BAGS RE.
naming; hundred pound bags. Sl.G each.
Apply Warehouse. Seventeenth and
I Dock Streets. WARNER MOORE G. co,
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THOUSANDS OF ROsESF1N BLOOM no
select from for fall planting. MERIT
ROSE CO., ". Grace and Cedar.
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rlATTREss r PAIRING.

OLD HAIR MATTRESSES MADE OVER
equal 10 new by ADAM DlAcONr. 22z1
Venable Street. Phone 1856
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TAItE YOUR WATCHES TO NUDD; 800
people satisfied IN thirty days; 22222 East
Broad Street,
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YOUR TRUNK NI1rAIHIN0t
RICHMOND TRUNK ,lFG CO.. ,EE
Brook A.cnue. Phone 2G8L n,
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MUSIC TEACHERS. ATTET1ON! HAVE;
you investigated gu. proposition regard.
free. you know. THE CABLE CON-
PANT. Richmond. Va
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CALLER GENUINE IMPORTED
Swiss Milk Chocolate. Refuse all others
until you try this. All confect!oners
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TRUNKS.

srEHcE's TRUNK FACTORY, GIS EAsT
Broad Street, wants your trunk and
batchsl repairing, u. II. SPENCE, Shoe
and Trunk House. -
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STORAGE.

sA MPLE LADIES AND MEMS SHOES,
all leather and big values, 3l,21, AL
BERT STEIN. Fifh ard Broad.
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WANTED, SETTLED WOMAN TO AS
Z SIS, in house work and sewing; one who
Il nor afraid of WORK: good nome .or
right PARTY. Address J. 3, TINS ONCE.
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WANTED, NO. MAN. ALREADY
drumming the city grocery trade 10 take
iirst-cIass side line on commission;
none but first class man need apply.
Address +. No 7, this office.
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~. MED. BY YOUNG NAN WITH
two years experience. relief wofk IN
p drfIr store 1tIi acquainted with soGa
fountain. address =. T.. No. 81 y.
4 Eighth Street, cit?.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BUSINESS PPORTUNITIEs

IF YoU HAVE $3.50 TO INVEST IN a
business that will pay you 1900 yearly.
s. call at once; only those with cash apply.
Il Mr.DlC VOL1I,s j afferson Hotel
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CARPETS, CURTAINS AND SHADES.

CARPETS LAID, CURTAINS HUNG,
Shades made 70 order: Awning stored
Tor the winter free OF charge. &. b
9 ISC. {84
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COLLEGE FLAGS.

coLLEdg Il E J.; "A AN 5ot,od pEsNl Il; q.
COPELAND co, los \. Ninth. -
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WANTED.

WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW.
that FERGUSON BROS will estimate
free OF charge the cost OF making yo ,ll1
piano as good as new. Phone NI1O.
PERCUSSION BROS. #
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-03-12

FOR SALk-Grocery; best northwest corner
trade 81 800 monthly; invoice about 5000. AUS
TINS EXCHANGE, 635 6 ST. NV. mhIO-3t
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Washington. b. q, March Z. 80.

Sealed proposals viii be received by
the Washington Gas Light Company at
Tenth Street Office. this city. on or be-
fore the I4TH DAY OF MARCH, 1904,
ing supply of gas Goals for the year be-
ginning with April /, 1904, and ending
with March 81, 1905.
5000 tons of z4-inch screened best
quality gas coal. to be delivered at our
west station, 18th and G Streets north
west.
1900 tons OF Z-inch screened best
quality gas coal. 10 be delivered at our
east station. on our railroad tracks,
18th and NJ Streets southeast. as needed.
ANTHRACITE BROKEN COAL
1890 tons OF anthracite broken coal.
delivered at our west station, 18th and @
Streets northwest.
5000 tons of anthracite broken coal, to
be delivered by railroad on our tracks a t
our east station, 18th and NJ Streets
STEAM COAL.
1900 tons OF best quality steam coal. to
be delivered at our west station works,
26th and @ Streets northwest
5000 tons OF best quality steam coal, to
be delivered by railroad on our tracks at
our east station works. 18th and NJ
Streets southeast
All Of the Goals enumerated above to
be gross tonnage, guaranteed 2,240 lbs 10
each ton.
named above viii be required TO give
ample security for the faithful fulfill
Tnent Of each contract.
The Gas Company reserves the right 10
reject any or all bids for the above
named Goals.
All proposals shall be addressed to the
Washington Gas Light Company and
marked Proposals for coal"
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COM
PANY. mhs-St
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FOR SALE-Rooming house. nine rooms and
bath; well furnished and full Of rooHers; viii
sell cheap IS dirt il sold az once. Address
BOX Isl. this ONCE. mhl0-st
FOR sALE-Grocery. good fixtures; clean stock;
rent reasonable. Apply 1lS0 18th St. nv.
mhs-6t
FOR sALE-Dairy lunch. sloo. oil Pa. ave.
Sc. mhS-l4t
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PERSONA
MR. 2. NILLAN.
FOR SALE-TYPEwRITERS.

FOR SALE-A bans-up No. Remington,
cheap. address BOX l22. this Office. mhs-tI
FOR SALE-NO. 6 Remington typewriter: eX-
cellent condition; On easy payments; cheap
address BOX ls3 this office mhs-+t
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CONCERNS INCORPORATED
UNDER DISTRICT LAW

Certificates Of. the Incorporation Of the
following enterprises have been re-
corded.
The Mayo Mining Company; capital
stock. 100000; incorpOrators. J. e
CaTnahan. ". II. Carnahan !. W. Car
nahan, and W. G. Schafer
The Pellar Mining Company, capital
stock. $500 go. incorpOrators. J. W. Car
nahan. Mahlon Purcell, and W. c.
Schafer
The Robbins Electric Company. capi-
tai stock. 100000: incOrporators. n Clay
Campbell Charles W. Embrev, and
Ralph r.. Campbell.
The Kurtz International Telephone
Company; capital stock. $1,000. 600: in
corpOratOrs. J. W. Kurtz. J. A. Thomp-
son. Harvey T. Winfield. Joseph A
Roth. and Charles W. Fits. The com
pany IS organized 10 develop the Kurtz
Telephone and to operate IL in all parts
Of the world
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PRICES LOWERED
BY LIQUIDATION
No Apparent Cause Except
Unreliable RumOrs.
DECLINE IN FRACTIONS

NEW YORK, March 12.-The stock
market this morning was weak on a
moderate degree of activity. There were
no new Influences in the news 10 stimu-
late selling, but it was evident that
Tidation on a fair scale was pro-
duced 10y some consideration. The only
thing tangible is the revival of the usual
Saturday rumOT that an unfaVOrable de-
cislOn will be handed down on Monday
IN the Northern Securities case.
Declines as a rule were confined t.
fractions. There was considerab bic ac-
tivity in the local traction group. Met
IOpOlitan declined over 3 per cent.
Manhattan lost point, In the indus
trial group People Gas was the spe-
Clally weak feature, moving ~ per cent
lower. Elsewhere the declines were
generally fra ctional
Near the close the list rallied 4 lit
tic, except in the traction group. which
was weak 10 the end Government
bonds unchanged.
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NEW CROPS LEAD
IN COTTON PRICES

NEW YORK. March 12.-The opening
was not attended by much excitement
and prices declined several points as
due on the cables from Liverpool An
evening-up of local accounts was the
chief feature, and pit sentiment seemed
a little bearish after the high level pre-
Vailing all the week The demand was
best for the new crop positions which
after opening lower, practically recover
ed the loss. New Orleans and Europe
bought here and there was consider
able covering by those traders VINO had
expected "A weaker market. The South
reported good spot demand, ana Ihe
than the New York market.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A PRO
BATE COURT. No. 1871 Admins
tratiOn.
This is 10 give notice that the sub
scriber. of the District OF Columbia has
obtained from the Probate Court Of the
District Of Columbia letters testament
tary on the estate OF Sanford &. Kel-
lOgg. late Of the District Of Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated. TO the
subscriber. on or before the 9TH DAY
OF MARCH. A d 1905. otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all bene-
nj OF said estate
Given under my hand this 4th day OF
March. 1S0i. FRANCES b. * KELLOGG,
tSeall 1919 / Street
Attest: JOHN r.. ROCZER
Deputy Register OF Wills for the Dis
trict Of Columbia Clerk OF the
Probate Court
ANDREW Y. BRADLEY. Attorney
mh5 y 10
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Capital Traction As, 2,00edlSi1,
5OO61Os1z 2.OO0d10Slz -
Washington Gas. 25G56. lass, pass
Nfergenthaler. 1OGITT. 10dl0, 1o0l7I, 10
Gil 10d175la l0alT7lz. l0al04s- -
all J.00oN1A
GRAPHIC Rights. 10Q %.
8Iergenthaler. 10d1Tss. lOQlIE4-
Washington Gas Cert, l.OO04llA
MerRenthaler. l061771z 1O9l1il2. l04
177i5. 1Odl771z. 10G1771z. 20dlT5a, lUGl4lss,
IOO6l77ik 1O06l77ss iOql7lHs
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OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS, DIS
trict OF Columbia. Washington. March
g. Sealed proposals will be received at
this Office until u NJ, SATURDAY,
MARCH Is. 1904 for constructing En-
CINE House. No. IS, corner Tenth and G
Streets southwest Forms. specifications
and necessary information may be OBJ
MCFARLAND, HENRY L. WEST,
JOHN BIDDLE, Commissioners.
mh1O-3t
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FOUNDRY CHURCH SHOULD
BE EXEMPT FROM TAXES

Assessor DarnenIe has reported to the
District commissioners that the request
of the trustees Of Foundry Methodist
Episcopal Church for the exemption
from taxation of the church properly II
the corner of sixteenth and Madison
Streets northwest should be granted,
the exemption TO begin with the fiscal
year 1865
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IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. HOLD
ING A PROBATE COURT. IN RE.
ESTATE OF HUGH MORGAN. De
CEASED. Administration. No 1l.S64-
Application having been made to the
Supreme Court Of the District of Co
lumbia. holding a Probate Court, for the
probate OF the last will and testament
of said deceased. and for letters testa-
mentary on said estate By Ann Morgan.
II Is ordered this 11th day Of March.
1904 that notice be. and hereby is. given
10 Hugh Morgan and Hugh Dunn and
all others concerned 10 appear in said
court on the 12TH DAY OF APRIL. A
D. 1903. al 10 O'CLOCK. A. NJ to show
cause why such application should not
be granted. Provided this notice be
published in the Washington Law Re
porter and The Washington Times
once in each OF three successive weeks
before return day. herein mentioned. the
first publication 10 be not less than
thirty days before said return day.
WRIGHT,
Seal Justice.
True Copy-Test:
JOHN X. ROUZER.
Deputy Register Of Wills.
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FOR HIRE.

FOR RlRE-Fine horses. buggies, and daytons;
cheap rates for drumming and business purposes
j. " PRESTON'S STABLES, cor. sth and Eye
Sta. NV. phone East 7l3-M fel6-3Ot
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ANNA
/. SHANNON VS.. THE UNKNOWN
HEIRS. DEVIsEES. AND Al
IENEES OF JOHN CONNOLLY,
DECEASED. Equity. No. 1892;
The object of this suit Is TO perfect
the title iu fee simple in the complain
ant by adverse possession in and 70 the
following real estate and premises situ-
ate in the city Of Washing ton, District
of Columbia 70 wit. Part Of lot sixty
square eleven hundred and ninety-Ona
Gl9D In the city Of Washington, District
OF Columbia described as follows: Be
ginning for the same at a point on tho
east side Of Jefferson Street. two hun
dTed and twenty-five t222) feet one %
inch north from the northeast corner
Of Water and Jefferson Streets. and run
ming thence north on said east line OF
Jefferson Street, seventeen I'D feet hvS
90 inches more or less. thence east one
hundred and five 005) feet 10 the reuf
line Of said lot. thence south on said
rear line seventeen 40 feet five 90
inches. thence west one hundred ami
I'VE tl05D feet 90 the place OF beginning.
the same having been conveyed 10 her
by William y. Sullivan by deed dated
November 9Th. 1903. and recorded on No
vember 9TH. 1903. in liber 2lG. at folio
go Of the Land Records Of said Dis
triCt On motion OF the complainant. by
her solicitors il Is this 29th day Of Feb
ruaTy 1904. ordered that the defendants
the unknown heirs. devisees. and al
fences Of John Connolly. deceased, cause
their appearance 10 be entered herein
on or before the first rule day occur
ring three months after the first pubH-
cation OF this order: otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with. as I'm case
OF default This order 10 be published
twice "A month for three months in the
Washington Law Reporter" and the
Washington Times
T. n ANDERSON.
(Seal) Justice.
A True Copy-Test J. r. YOUNG.
Clerk
BY r J. MEIGS. jr..
Assistant Clerk.
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Market opened steady. points lower
10 points higher Closed frnl.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, March I2.-The following
prices were quoted on the cotton mar
lIet today.
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WASHINGTON.

The United Workingmen's Savings
Bank, an institution which Will be
financed and operated by and in the in
terests Of organized labor In the Dis
trict viii probably be opened for bust
ness about the 1st OF next month. The
organization will be Incorporated under
the laws Of Virginia, a copy of the char
ter having been sent 10 Richmond, Va.
a few days ago 10 be placed on record.
The capital stock OF rne bank viii be
500 600.
Harry w. Sherman. president of the
International Association of Electrical
Workers. has been chosen president Of
the board Of directors Of the new bank
II has not yet been definitely settled
where the banking house Of the new
enterprise Will be located. This and
other matters Of Importance viii be de
termined upon at a meeting of the di-
reetors which will be held next Tuesday
in this city.
The only interesting feature of the
transactions on the local exchange to-
day was the demand for Mergenthaler.
Nearly 400 shai es Of the stock We're sold
at prices ranging from IL TO 1I7ts. the
larger blocks being bought al the latter
figure and at 1411z.
Fifty shares Of Capital Traction stock
sold at 120ik, and $500 Of the bonds at
1882.
Twenty-eight shares Of Gas stock
brought 56. and 5000 OF the certificates
sold at III.
The supreme Court decision IN the
merger case says the Financial Re
View. Of this city. will not, whether
favorable or unfaVOrable. destroy one
single dollar Of real property belonging
10 any one
p +. kaEe. Deputy Comptroller of the
Currency, has an article in this week s
Financial Review" IN which he takes
ground against the proposed law au-
thorizing national banks to loan money
on real estate. The article cites the op-
position Of Senator Cameron, IN 1870, 10
the amendment 10 the charter OF the
FTeeGman's Savings and Trust Company.
permitting IL 10 make such loans, and
continues:
The declaration Of Senator Cameron
in 1870, that the principle is danger
ous che, applies with equal force and
truth today. and no bank OF discount
and deposit should be permitted 10 loan
deposits payable ON demand on long
time notes secured by real estate mort
cages. In some sections OF the COun-
tTy-ag TiCultuTal communities for IN
stanCe-it might not be so Dbiectiona BILE
10 permit the discounting OF short time
notes running from two TO six months,
secured by farm mortgages, exclusive Of
improvements. bat, even this privilege, If
granted. should be guarded by well-de-
Ened restrictions, with ample provision
for their enforcement. II would be difi-
cult. however. 10 administer or enforce
a strict observance of a law di9crimina-
tive as this necessarily woulu be be
tween sections and banks"
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported by ". B. Hibbs Co, 1919 +
Stree5. Members New York StocS Exchange,
Chicago Board Of Trade, and Washington Stock
Exehauge.l
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. March I2-The following
prices We're quoted on the grain mar
ket today: