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PRODUCE IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore, March S.-FLOUR-M Market duh and
featureless. Quotations are as follows: Win
ter extra. 2s5s305 winter clear. 3I5a32j; winter
straight 2S0a3.A; winter patent. 375G390; spring
clear SOFAS IS; spring straight. 355a3s0 spring pat.
ent LlOa4 50 City Mills best patent 500 City Mills
straight $40: choice family. SIS; City Mills extra
s0as 50, Rio extra. S90s400; rye -four, medium 10
choice sea3s0. Corn meal. per 100 pounds. L90a
IS BuekWheat -four. per 100 pounds. 2Z0aZ 20.
YHEAT-St0ck IN elevators, 40 go bushels The
market for Southern wheat to-day quiet under
ligit receipts. Offerings this morning were confined
% a few hundred bushels. which sold at 65 for To-
jocted Graded No. red atoat nOminaiy at ia
Per bushel az the close. Contract opened steady
April I5H The market for Western closed firm
spct. March 99A April sos,
CORN-Ssock in elevators. L23.sl3 bushels The
market was largely nominal, with prime lots Of white
afoat quotable nominally at 5liz pcT bushel. and
Urine yellow at 50t per hushel. Track yellow corn
domestic deliver is quotable at 52iza55 per bushe
Ter car lots mime on spot Contract opened steady
April 5024s5l. The market for Western closed iTm ;
spot. March, 59isa50s April, 501sa5l May, 2iza5l%-
OATS-Alarket firm. Demand good Stock in
elevators l42Cl0 bushels; shipments from elevators.
535s bushels New oats: White, No. ?, aslsa50 do.
No. g. ssisa49; No. Z. 47a47is mixed. No. >, a73za
81, do. No. 8. i6iSai7; do, Nc. l. 45'sa46 Mote
The above quotations refer % domestic delivery
RYE-Choics Western IN fair request. stock in eIe-
visitors. 1892 bushels. No rye domestic per
blshel. 65; No. 3WesJem. uptown DELIVERY 6saG9
No lnear-byl, uptown delivery. STATS Ne. l. West
c1ll, uptown delivery. e. No. nearby. uptown de
livery. ssa59i bag lots 10 quality and condition
55a62; No 2 Western ldomes,ici. 75a7i: No. 2
Western. choice uptown. 77a7S
~ ii t-h-Narket firm Creamery. fancy, per 10.
- DO, choice, 5la3l; do. good, -.a2S do. mita-
tioa. -azii do, prints Sla5i do blocks 52a3is Ohio
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rolls lsa22. West Virginia rolls Isa20 st0re-pacAed
Ohio l6als: West Virginia l6ai5: Mss land Nir-
gina. aud Pennsylvania, dairy prints, lsa2) reno
waited 22a8 ~ B.-AboYe quotations foI whole
slle lots ony, as established by the Baltimore trut
and Produce Association. Johbine lots sell higheEl
Eggs Market easy. Maryland. Pennsylvania,
and nearby fTsts loss off. per dozen. IS; Western
hrsts. loss of. IS West Virginia frsts less on. IS;
Southern frsts, loss Of. i6aI7, duck egss, 3D.
LIVE POULTRY-MaFket firm. Chickens. old
hens. heavy. Per pound, Il; do, small 1915;
do. old ROSTERS each. 25aS0: do. young. good &C
cloce 5al6 do. youpg, large and rough, lliz ducks
paddle. large. IS: do. small. Il. nugcoTy. mon
grcl, l3ali; do, drakes. each 5oa40 do white pekns
IS; geese. Western and Southern, l0all; Maryland
and Virginia llal2; do Kent Island. l3ali; turkey
hens lsal9; do. young gobblerS Is: do. old tens.
Z: pigeons. young Der pair l5a2O: do. old. %:
guinea fowl. old. each. 90; do. young 3. Quota
lions ase established by the Baltimore Fruit and
Produce Association for wholesale lots only. Job
biug lots sell higler.l
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY.
os loud reah The Hsrad P 80
PRESBYTERIAN.

NEW YORK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. n. Y. ave-. II and 18th SIS Dr
Wallace Radcliffe. pastor. II a d., public vor-
ship. sermon by che pastor. rs T. m. Tile
Buiding ~ a Capitol g so a. H.. Bible school
e.b q. me- adult classes. so 3. NJ. Chr.stian
EudesTrr Society.
GCRINGTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH y
Cap. and Q SIS. Preaching ty Rev. j. 5. Gale. Il
a. IT,; by else pastor. Dr.. ~. Taliaferro Thomu-
SOB. 20 @. no. sunday school IS o. Ia Chris
tan EndcaEcg. 80 BE- H. AL welcome.
GURLEy MEMORIAL. FIa. ave.. bet. 9Th and
IiA SIS nU-, ]. Russell VeIlfgese. pastor. Morn
ing service II O'Clock. EIenug service Z 80 o'clock
subject. Marriage"
THE CHURCH or TIE COVENANT. Conn. ave
y and is'b SIS Rev Teunis S. Hsmln d. ID
pastor. VIII Uficiatc az j g. 10. aud 10 H. m
What is Prcsbytelauismf
FIHST-D0uald Macleod. pastor. u a. N. and rs
,. "a. The pastor viii of8ca-. sunday school
$50 a. M. Christian Endea'aI Gas D. IL Wis
ue-s are invited.
EthlNGIoN PRESBITERIAN CHURCH. y
Can and Q sts. Preaching by pastor Dr. W
TalAfercu Thompson. j O.. w.. 80 p n. SUNDAY
school. .b a. N. Christian EndcaYor $50 D. m
All welcome.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
supreme Court of the United States

Supreme Court of the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice Mr.. Justice Harlan.
MF Justice Brewer. Air Justice PocEham. MI
Justice McKeHDa, Mr. Justice Holmes. Air. Justice
Day and Mr.. Justice Moody.
Hale Holden, Of Kansas City. 30, and james
S. Easily Smith, Of Washington, d. C.. we're ad-
mitted 20 practice.
No Z5G Edward H. Love. plaintiff in crror vs.
Annie Flahive et al Submitted by AIr. Thomas
C. Bach for the plaintiff in and By Mr. 5
NJ St0cksagpT ard Mr.. George C. Heard for the
defendants ia croT.
No Zs Security WarehoUsing Company ct al.
appellants. IS Gilbert T. Hand Il al, trustees, &c.
Argument concluded by Mr.. John j. Simmons fer
the appellee and case submitted by Sir Henry ,.
Robbins for the appellant Leave granted counsel
fer the Appellants 10 lie additional brie within
five days.
No 20 Charles F. Yates ct al, plaintiffs n
error vs. Jones National Bank;
No. 81 Charles Z. Yates. q al, plaintiffs n
crTUr. vs. Utica Bank;
No. - Charles z Yates et al, plaintiffs IN
eror, vs. Thomas Bailey,
No. %. Charles r. Yates ct Al. plaintiffs IN
error, vs. Bank of staplehurst Argument CON
mcnced By SIR Halleck r. REESE for the plaintiffs
IN cFror and continued by Mr. Lionel G. Bun
and Mr. J. J. Thomas fGr the defendants ~ error
Adjourned until Monday next az u O'CLOCK
TIE dag call for Monday, March II. VIII be %
follows Nos 30 land 81. %, and Z3i. Original,
$50, 81 80, az, A3 81, 2i5 aud SSs-
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CHIET ITsTICE CLARATGH.

CHIEF JUSTICE NLAbAIEH.
Estate Of George Wautn. VIII admitted 10 pro-
bate and letters testamentary granted 90 George
A. Warren bond, Sio3. Attorney. George A. War
zen
Estate Of Nicholas Cahil, order framing issues
and setting day for trial CaYestors attorneys. Ham
ilton Colbert & Hamilton; c4Featees attorneys, y.
J.. Darlington and J. T. Pot5uy.
Estate Il Teresa J.. sexton. letters 0f sdmiuisr1-
ton granted T. Elizabeth A. Hcrlily bond. 800
Attorney. K +. Downing.
Estate Of Annie OD0nncil GatcUood letters -
administration granted 70 Patrick r. INLAND. bond
500. Atsorney. r. +. Downing
Estate Of George l. Hall; viii admitted 70 probate
and letters testsneutsry granted % Lucy Han, bond
500. Attorney. George Francis Williams.
IN re CiutTa Hutchinson, petition 90 appoint am
cillsry guardian fled. Attorney l. 5. Mussey.
Estate e George r. Kozel. VIII dated June :,
1915 fled
Ia re Isabel SteFens; order appointing stanton e.
Peele guardian. bond. 300 Attorney. - T..
Peee.
Estate Of Catherine Davarov. petition FOR letters
Of administration fled Attorney. A. = Taylor.
Estate Of Martha d. Green; XIII admitted 30 pro-
bate and letters testsmeutsTy sranted % Galeu l.
Green bond, 500. Attorney. John Ridout-
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present. The Chief Justice, Dir Justice MeConas,
and Mr. Justice Bobb
no. zoe. Collins vs.. McBiair, argument concluded
by Mr G. W. Fits for appellant
No I7Ie capital Traction Company rs Brown
argument commenced b. Mr. e. Thomas Dunlop for
appellant, continued by Nr. Hayden johnson for
appellee. and concluded b. Mr.. K. Ross Pe1y for
appellant.
No. l7l5 O'Dwyer vs.. Northern Market Company
e a. argument commenced By Dir. Z. 4. Mefhiat
f0- appellant.
Assignments for Monday. March Il. 1907:
No i7l5. ODvyer IS. Northern Market COMPANY
Appellants attorneys, &. II. Merlllat and G. r.
Causi. appcllees Attorney +. II. Thomas. II. r
Blair. Arthur Peter, and Hamilton. Colbert < Ham
uf0u.
Nos. I7lS-I7l9. Stone Is Foulkes Appellants at
t0Tueys. r. f. Hiilard and J. S. Easily smith; ap-
Dclicc's attorney. Leigh Robinson.
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Waldo G. Leland, Of the department OF
historical research in the Carnegie In
sttution, will speak on ''The Archives OF
the Federal Government, before the CO.
iumola historical Society. Monday even
ing at the Shoreham Hotel Much inter-
est is being taken in this lecture because
Of the character as well as the extent of
material, especially Of historical char
acter, in the archives OF the various de-
paTtments Of the government which has
been the subject Of research under the
auspices Of the Carnegie Institution Of
Washington.
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BAPTIST.

TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th ard sts
DR.. J. J. Muir. pastor. Preaching Il a. m.
"A Patriotic Duty" as D, H.. The Unsuitable
Thirst ). g.. $50 N. C. f., 6-i5 ~. H.
Z. HEz SVEN BAPTIzES SUNDAY NIGHT.
3d5 DC. Preaching. Il a. III. Ci6uls choir. Free
pews- ID Baptist ca. Auditorium, sth aud Va
ave Sc.
FIRST BAPTIST. 18th and o sts NV Rev
Charles +. Wmbgler. pastor u a. m. "Rcmem-
tcr Jesus Christ. rs. The Power of God Unto
salvation Baptism. $50 d. m. SUNDAY school
Z D. NJ Christian Endc2For. All welcome.
TO BOWLING MEN. SERMON SUNDAY. IN
D. IT,. on Splits. Spares. Strikes los pastor.
e. Z. Stealey. West Washington gIst and \.
Subject u a. m, DO You Swea-y- tome
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18th and Corcoran sts uw. The
Rev Frank Scwall d. D.. pastor. VIII preach n
i n Sunday school. 1915 Evening service
and lecture. Z 30 p. IA, tenth on The Deity "
jesus" How jesus Christ IS COW a World
SAVIOUR To JEWS. AiOHANMEDANS. and
HlNDOOS," by the Rev. George :. Wheeler. Of
Pgoyidence, r. I. In pastors study Welnc,day
: 30, \. L. conference, "Discrete Degrees Illus
tratcd. Friday. AS p. N. litany. address. and
organ recital
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Criminal Court No. 1.

United States Us. George Wilson. HOUSEKEEPING
and larceny plea. guilty: sentence pentcuiiary for
three years. Attorneys. Brooke & Garter.
United States Harry Wilson robbery; plea
guilty. Attorneys. Costigan & Pratt
United states vs.. johnson Ellis msnslaughter
plea. not guilty. Attorney. Campbell Carrington.
United States vs.. John Garter. housebrsaking;
pea, guilty sentence, penitentiary for two years.
Attorneys Campbell & Patterson.
United states ". Warren G.. Nash. enlbezzIement;
plea, not guilty. Attorney. J. c. Foster.
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Rnnkrnnfcv Cnurf-

tHIEf JLoIiLE tLhHhLHIts
In re George T.. Newton; rule Teturnabie March j.
granted
In re Edward .. Rowzee, adjudication and refer
euce 20 T. > McCalm0nt. referee and Alexander
woii aud Harry g. Kimbal appointed receivers;
bond. 1900.
In re Michael u. Sullivan adjudication and refer
ence 10 L. >. McCalm0ut ordered.
In n Solomon Carr. exceptions oscrruled and ref
eTee's report confirmed.
In re Henry Mason Baum. marshal directed 10
retain certain goods iu custody.
In re Edwin c. Reid specifications dismissed.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HAATLINE NJ. L. CHURCH 9TH and P sts NV.
Carl g. Dguey. pastor. $50. SUNDAY school. H.
EpW9tl League. 20. sermon. "Battlements.
All welcome.
FOUNDRY NJ 2 CHURCH. 18th and Church sta
NV. Rev. Robert VI. Moore. pastor. Sunday
school 30 q. n. Preaching by pastor, i a. N.
and s p. m Epvorth Leag1e, : p. N. Seats free.
All welcome.
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Bankruptcy Suits.

No lss Edward q. Rovzce cigar dealer 152
Eleventh. street northwest. inTOluutarT. petition Of
Joseph II. Stiles. Attorneys. Wolf < Rosenberg
No. 81. Michael ID. Sullivan. rpcer- s219 u
street northwest voluntary. assets S355, liabilities.
sI3I8s5. Attorney. N J. Colbert
No. ss3. George ". ksa. stair builder. - j
street northwest. voluntary; assets G.93sl2 nl-
bilities. s554E Attorneys r. R. KEYS and Edwin
Forrest
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Rev. c. P. Stealey. pastor Of the West
Washington Baptist Church, Thlrty-first
and y streets, viii give a sermon Sun
day night Of particular interest 10 bowl
ers. Mr.. Stealey is bowler himself Of
some experience and he viii drive home
some truths on splits. spares. and strikes.
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LnrgcSt Morning CIRCULATION

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a cir
culation in Washington larger b.
thousands than was ever before at
tanned by any morning newspaper
at the Capital Its books are open.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

George Martin. Sc. and Elizabeth White. q. Of
Brookand. Rev L. T. Marshall
Samuel /. Salzman. .. and Lena Miller I9. both
Of Baltimore. Nd Lewis l. ONsaI justice q the
peace
Percy Z. Padgett 81 and Mabel z Lyncb. IS
Rev. GeorEe c Baccn.
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NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

SUNDAY SERVICES AT RAUSCHER'S, 1852
Conn ave, at Z p m address by Madam Dc
Belski. subject. The Power Of Thought Daily
meeting. and Wednesdays at s p. m at
Loan and Trust Building. cor. and 9Th. Public
invited.
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New York. MaTCI 5--WHEAI-SW0ngoT LinlcTIng
trade. No I Northern Duluth. % arrive. ~ over
May. {. @. b.; 30. Northern Manitoba o. {. o. b. ;
No. . Northern Manitoba, S. T. O. b.. No. . red.
T. @. D. s.. No 2 hard T. O. b. IA 0yCr MAY.
No. ! mHcaT0ni opening navigation. S3'1. {. o. b.,
No. 2 macaroni. opening navigation. 7sla Export
ers took y loads.
CORN-Iueguar- No. ? elevator. s.. No. p $50
{. o. D., No . yellow 5f4; No. .. f. o. b.. April.
"a; No. ? white. 55'4, f. O. d. Exporters took :
loads.
OATS-Stroug. checking trade Elevator prices.
No. white, 52's; No white 81. No. mixed. i7'z
Prices for futures follow
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Scottish Rite Hall. 1907 G ST. NV serT-
ices. Il a. 10. and Z 30 y. m Subject Of morn
ing lecture by Bishop Oliver C. Sabin. Evan
gelica Christian Science Mans LibeFator" Sub
Jet Of evening lecture by Mrs. Emmer Duln,
Loves Unity. Testimonial meeting Wednesday
evening az : 80. Seats free All invited
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40. f9G9. John ". Thomas vs. =. X. Chaconas
& Co.; certioran. Defendants attorneys Ambrose
& Stutler-
No. 436I Louise ~ Eaton IS. Charles s. Muir
& Co. appellants; appeal Defendants attorneys,
r. 3. Rhodes and Wilson & BsrEsdale-
No. s3362 SchmeH Bros. vs. David Nathan and
Helena Iyemau; notes. $1,000. Plaintiffs att0ury,
II. ". WheaueT
No. $3.50 Thomas Walker y. RchCcca Z. Pom
dexter. Isabelle Z. Foster. r. Benjamin f0s,e..
Annie J. Brooks. Ida n. GoodioTe. and John =.
Foster; Judgment Of L. C. strider justice q peace.
for $3.50.
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Rev. NOM Harriron to Prench.

Rev. Thomas Harrison. the celebrated
evangelist, and who was known for many
years as the hoy preacher" viii occupy
the pulpit at Hamline Methodist Episcopal
Church. Ninth and p streets, Sunday
morning. The sermon will begin at Il
o clock
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Scientist. 18Th
and r sts. uw. Services Sunday. u a. n and
p. n. subject, Substance" SUNDAY school N
a. m wednesday. y. N. Public cordially in
vited. al seats Tree. Free IeHdEg rooms ia tn
Traders National Bank Building, 10th ST. ana
Pa ave nW-
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CHRISTIAN,

CHRISTIAN CHURCH. 9Th and d SITS ne. Services
eyery Sunday at II q. N. and Is D. n Faster.
George 4. Miller. Sunday school. $50 a. N.
VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH F. D. Power II
and 80. Evening sermon illustrated Jerusalem
the Holy" Sunday school. 9.33 Christian In
deayor, so. Monday evening. Commissioner Mac
farlaud. The National Capital"
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SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN.

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN SOUTHERN As
semh-yl. cor. "a and ] SIS. T. ". Rev James II
Taylor, pastor. will preach at il a. n. ard 80
J. M sunday school. 30 a. m. Y T. S. $50
p. N. Prayer meeting, 30 Thursday. Seats free
All welcome
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CONGREGATIONAL.

MOUNT PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH Columbia road and l4th 81. NV The
pastor, Rev ". Ross Fishburn. viii preach az II
a m. and Rev. DR.. George o. Little at AZ p in.
SO q. m. Sunday school ) p m Junior In
dcavor. 60 p. m, Senior EndeaYor.
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New England Minister to Speak.

Rev George S. Wheeler. of Providence.
well known New England settlement
worker. viii preach at the New Church.
Sixteenth and Corcoran streets. Sunday
evening. His subject VIII be a World
Saviour"
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RETAIL TRADE BRISK
Dun'S Weekly Review Shows
Business Is Not Declining.
DEMAND GOOD, BUT PRICE HIGH
High Rates on Commodities Has No
Effect on Buyers-Bessemer Iron In
Demand-Easter Wearing Apparel
Being Ordered in Large Quantities.
Manufacturers Doing Well.

New York, March S.-R. G. Dun's weekly
review Of trade tomorrow will say:
Depression in the stock market did not
extend beyond Wall street, commodity
prices ruling high and general business
continuing vigorous The traffic condi-
tons have improved somewhat, increasing
the distribution Of merchandise. and
spring sales Of dry goods have equaled
anticipations. Retail trade is good for the
season, and late buying Of winter goods
necessitated by the severe weather in
many sections, has depleted stocks IN a
most satisfactory manner.
Renewed demand for Bessemer iron
from the leading interest indicates that it
is unable 10 provide for the needs OF the
steel mills.
There is no evidence Of weakness in
any department, while strength and ac-
tivity are conspicuous in the lighter shapes
Of steel. notably sheets and hoops.
Activity in the primary market for cot
ton goods is less vigorous, but a steady
volume Of quiet buying maintains firm
quotations. Moderate duplicate orders are
received for mems wear, which is the best
feature Of the market for wooden goods.
Most Eastern footwear manufacturers
yhave orders assuring activity until May,
but new contracts are limited. In order TO
effect sales. tanners of dry hide sole have
made concessions
Bradstreet's Report.
Bradstreets review viii say:
Trade conditions continue TO improve
The consumption of commodities through
out the country is going on at an enor-
nous rate. and that high prices seem 10
have little. if any. effect on demand. At
the moment country buyers are in the
larger markets in gOodly numbers, and
the volume Of house business done IS OF
excellent proportions, exceeding in some
lines even that Of a year ago, when bust
ness was exceptionally brisk.
Dry goods millinery, hats, and caps,
and. in fact. all wearing apparel are in the
forefront as regards activity, and early
Easter making for an early opening Of
spring trade. In such lines as cotton
goods, it is not a question Of procuring
business, but rather one of making delv-
cries on orders booked months ago. Re
tail trade is opening uD quite well, except
in the East. where weather conditions
have been nfavorable 10 shopping.
AS regards manufacturing lines, it is
the old story of heavily nlIed order books
and of capacity being worked TO the ut
most despite which deliveries are back
ward
Business in foundry pig iron is of fair
proportions but. nevertheless, the DISPOSE
tion Of buyers is TO await concessions. be
fore buying for future wants. Here and
there easier prices prevail, but, on the
whole. sellers are remarkably firm in re
sisting declines.
In finished lines activity is the keynote
full or overcrowded order books.
Prices of staples show little sympathy
with the downward tendency in security
quotations. and in the past month the
drift has been rather upward"
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NONSECTARLAN.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythian Temple. 1912
9th st. NV. Alex. Kent. pastor Will speak at
HIS on "Candor aud Fairness in Discussion. %
Seats free All welcome
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH.
EpWoulh League Uulon meeting Friday evening
March .. at Mt Vernon Place Church. Address
by Bishop ". A. Gambler. OF Atlanta, Ga.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH cor. 18th and L sts
Ulysses 6. r. Pierce. minister. 9.5 a. H.. sun
day school and Glass for the Comparative Studv
Of Religion. 10 q. m. Unity study Class II
a. II. morning service; sermon by Rev. Charles T.
81. John. 80 p. m, Young PEOPLES Religions
Union.
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Only One "BRo1TO ovryNrNv,,,

That Is LAXATIVE BRONO Quiniue. Similarly
named remedies sometimes deceive. The first ana
original Cold Tablet Is & WHITE PACKAGE with
black and red lettering, and bears tie signature Of
L. ". GROVE Sc
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OTHER SERVICES,

Y W. C. A.-VESPEE SERVICE SUNDAY as0
p. ~. subject. The Wonder-Working Christ. b..
speaker, Miss Ida A. Green. Sc cor 18th and r.
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UNIYERsALIsT.

CHURCH or OUR FATHER. 18th and sts
NV Rev. John Van Schaick. r.. pastor II a. m.
morning service. first sermon in series on The
Immortality q tie Soul p. m, yesper service.
subject Washington.
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Ii sECULAR LEAGUE.

"DUALISAG AND AIONISM.' SUBJECT OF AD-
dress hy DR.. h ). Laws at D. N. Pythian Ten
pie. l0l2 9Th St nv. Free seats and free discus
sion.
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GRAIN MARKETS.

Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates & Co..
members Chicago Board Of Trade, Munzey Building.
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Ennifr Snifn.
Law suits.

SO 59la. Mary y. Becker W. Edgar II. Becker
divorce. Compliments solicitor. r. L. M4tiingy.
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Criminal Court No. 2.

United States rs. Joseph Paoiucci. mEder. fEst
degree; verdict guilty. Attorney. 7. &. TayloT.
Assignments for Monday. Mach II. 30.
United States vs.. Jesse B0wyer.
United States IS. Louis BTickcr.
United States -. Charlie Thompson.
United States IS. Warren q. Nash
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United States y. william Wslch; depreciation on
private property; plea, nc, guilty Attorney. J. B.
Mclaughlin.
United States vs. James Kelson. mutiIg warrant
II removal 10 Easten district q Virginia
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Golden Donaldson.
Assignment fer Monday, March II, 1867:
United States IS. BingeT Hermann ION trial.