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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by a. o. Brown s Co., mem
hers Of the New York stock Exchange and the CHI
cage Board Of Trade Alunsey Building.
Chicago. Aug. 4--AIarked expansion in the vol
ume Of business in wheat took place to-day Il ap-
pears 70 be c0nceded that the freeze Of Monday
night and frosts of this morning IN the Northwest
have generally cut doWn the spring wheat crop. In
some sections the plant IS reported turning black
New York export houses and Northwestern grain
men and local elevators here haze bought much
more wheat to-day than yesterday. While II IS
true that todays advance may shut on the export
demand for time. il is also the belief that good
buying viii econ be renewed in force whether the
market eases OF or not. Winnipeg prices here have
advanced about cents to-day. Foreign markets
have sH shown much strength Local .ash saies.
5O00 bushels saaboard. 20 loads.
Com scored marked advance. despite heavy real
izng sales By leading local longs on en early bulge
The later and sensational bulge comparatively
short lived affair it brought an importing q
corn from al the larger cash grain men and many
others that could be reached by wTe IN this state,
Iowa and Nebraska. The sggTegate was too great
Tor the balls 10 face and they unloadcd.
Country dealers who had expected 10 deliver new
cats on their september contracts. but who nCw find
il too light e pas contract. were badly scared
and were bidding wildly az the OUTSET. The leading
longs here sold September on the bulge and bought
MAY at a good discount all day.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK. August g.-sUGAR-Ths London mar
ket for beet sugar was firm and higher. with In
creased demand. and August and September con-
tracts were quoted az IS llkd. The local market
was steady, with sales Of about 1900 bags sugar at
quoted prices. Centrifugal IS test. quoted q,
3e9; muscoyado sugar. So test 339, and mOlAsses
sugar. % test at cents. Refined sugar was quiet.
NAVAL sTORES-The market for spirits turpen-
tine was somewhat iTmer. with machine-made bar
rels quoted at SEA to &C. Rosin ruled steady bat
unchanged at as for common to good strained.
Tar held steady TO firm at 6 q for oil barrels.
BUTTER-Rcce!pts. Il. .332 packages; market frner.
Creamery specials. 81 extras. q hrsts and seconds
steady.
EGGs-Receipts. 1857 cases Demand good for
fine eggs Western fresh gathered extra frsts 1ls2l
do Western irsts. l9alsis
MILL FEED-Steady; far demand. Spring bran.
I00-pound sacks, 20 arrive lake and rail- DB mid
dlings $50; city bran, 220o Western red dos. 9lo.
10 arrive
CORN-Higher. checking trade. No. 2 elevator.
etz: No 2 g.: No. 2 yellow, 66i4; No. white, 66.
T. O. b. Exporters took three loads.
FLOUR-Sronger: fair inquiry. Spring patents.
50oaSs5; spring clears 3i0a3s5; wipter straights.
PATENTS 4S1a4e9; straights. ilOaL95; clears. slOa
500
RYE FLOUR-Trads moderate. 45Oa5.lo.
CORN NEAL-Steady: trade fair Kiln dried for
export. s.Sos34O; oarse meal, in bags. Llaal.@.
HAY-Fim; choice grades wanted Receipts, 80
tons. Prime timothy. Is; 10. l. l2oal.25; No. 2,
l05aLle: No. 3 sae5.
sTRAW-Strong fair inquiry. Long rye 7Oa75.
BEEF-Steady: fair deoiings- Family, lS.5al4oo
packet I.00all50
PORK-steady: moderate inquiry. Mess. ls.00a
IS % family. 1900
TALL0W-Easy: poor trade. City. in hogsheads.
6as
i.ARD-Steady. Prime Western, 80; city, so
refined continent. $50; South American. 1850; re-
fined Brazilian. kegs. ITO; city stearine, 1870;
oeosteaEine. nominal: New Work 81; Chicago. 89s.
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SELLS cents per share.
Notes on Mining,

Since the unfolding Of some Of F. Augustus
Heuze's plans in the mining, milling. and smelling
field there has been a drawing together Of the
Heinze and the Guggenheim interests, until now
there is to believe that these two powerful
factors in the industrial world may be found work
ing in harmony in the near future, instead Of being
engaged IN competitive warfare, as some seemed
10 think likely
Development Of the Ocampo mines in Western
Chihuahua, Mexico, by the Greene Gold-Silyer
Company has progressed 20 point where Col
William c, Greene is confident that the early his
tory Of the properties viii be duplicated if not
excelled. The OCamp0 mines. formerly the Jesus
Maria, form one 0f the most famous gold-silver
camps in all Mexico. They were discovered IN 1873
b. a mule herdeT. who stumbled upon a three
pound mass Of almost pure gold. Silver was found
shortly after, and in the years that followed the
mines enriched the world to the extent Of fully
500 0]G. .0o0
Latest reports from Butte indicate that the
strike Of rich copper ore on the Lizzie claim OF
the Davis-Daly Company Is far more important and
valuable. even than the earlier reports and ASSAYS
indicated. The lessees Of the Lizzie now are ship
ping fifty tons of daily to the Washoe srnelter
and this viii be increased materially in a few dsvs
The Dayis-Daly is regarded as one Of F. Augustus
Heinze's most promising properties.
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bid ASKED
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY Miller & Co. members Of
the New YCrk Stock and Cotton exchanges and New
Orleans Cotton Exchange. 1883 street northwest.
New York. Aug. A-The early market was some
what easier. on little rain ss Dallas and Abilene.
Tex. and fear Of more. Later in the day there ap
pcared to have been no more rain half the points in
Texas failing to report At the same time some
loCgs we're peTsisting that the crop had lost too
much to be benefited by rain at this iuneture, or
that 1t would positively be damaged by moisture.
Prices worked Up in the afternoon more than they
lost in the morning. Trading spssm0dic. and
there was little snap until late in the day. when
shorts began TO cover aud southern buying FOR spin
neIs account reported Whether the market
on the whole was being honestly supported, being
boosted 10 sell on. was not quite clear II does not
appear reasonable to expect squirt q importance al
this juncture. and would prefer selling on good
bulges Any permanent rise az this time seems I'M
reasonable because Of the absence Of evidence that
Texas has been losing much ground and excellent
conditions elsewhere.
Liverpool is due to come to S Up in the morning.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BUTTER-Demand moderate and market steady
Creamery fancy 25sa26; Western frsts. 2pza25:
onds 2la22; process fancy 2a25z dairy choice. lsa
l9; good I9; store packed, fresh, lsal9.
CHEESE-New York State, factory, large i3lka
l3A do small lilzal5; summer large, lial5; West
en- factory new, choice, H1zal5; do, fair TO gcod
Il; Virginia. TO-
EGGS-Receipts light market hIm. Nearby fresh
Virginia. 2Oa2l: West Virginia and Southwest Vir-
ginia 10; Tennessee. 70; North Carolina, ls
LIVE POULTRY Receipts liberal: market steady
Spring chickens II to ~ lbs. IS; do, IL to IL
lbs L. do. small. Il; hens. I2l4al3; rOosters. q:
keys. toms. per H. z; do hens Is; do. thin, 10;
keats 10
DRESSED POULTRE-Receipts liberal; market
weak. Turkeys. hens. undrawn. per b.. Is: do
average undrawn i5as; do. thin. 20; OLD toms. l3;
chickens large lsa20; hens choice. l6al7 ROSTERS
g.; ducks. old, sal9; spring. l3al4; geese. sail.
DRESSED MEATS - Calves. fun dressed. 500:
heads of. S0la9.0l: hog-dTessed calves SEQ; hams
country. slgar-eured lsal6.
NEGETABLES-Poiat homegrown. per barrel
l.25alJ0 cabbage per barrel %; cucumbers, North
Carolina, per basket, LOOal.5o; lettuce homegrown
per barrel 100al.50; onions. Maryland and Virginia,
per bushel 75as1; do. do. Per barrel. 250aZ75;
string beans green per basket, L00al.25; tomatoes
nearby per box, 25aso beets Per bunch, saI; eanta
loupcs, l25al5o
GREEN FRUITS-Apples loose packed. L00a2 %;
peaches per box 25Oa369; do common leo.
SUNDRIES- -Bceswax, 20; tallow. 5a5lk: honey
white clover, l-lb new. IS; do, do. 2-lb new. 10
al2: ginseng per h. e00a6-5o: seneca. per lb, 20;
golden SEAL oal5 pink, l2ali; mandrake 2a3; snake
root, g.
GRAIN-wheat. choice. 8oass; d fair to good.
'5ais; do. ordinary, 7Oa7s; ne sea corn, sbsIed,
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SpOt Market.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, Aug. G.-CATTLE-Receipts IS COO: esti-
mated for tomorrow, 1900. Market slow: steady.
Prime beeyes. 555a7.S5; poor to medium, 425a55O;
steckers and feeders. 270a5l1; COWS and hefers go
a5.s5; Gamers l59a2so: Texans 375a4s0
H0GS-Reecipts. 5000. estimated for tomorrow.
Z5.ooo. Market &c lower. Light 5e5a63O: rough. So
a55o mixed. 5-55a625 heavy 560s60); pigs 5ssas l5
SHEEp-Reeeipts. 1900; estimated for tomorrow.
1900 STEADY lower Native sheep 325a7.o0: Wet
orn sheep 225a5.70; native lambs. 525a7iO iO Western
lambs. 525a7. 10
New York, aug. A.-CATTLE-Receipts 26s0.
Prime and choice steers steady: Others slow and
nal5c lower; lat bulls steady others uneven; COWS
steady cars Hnsold. Steers. S35a6.75; bulls 25Oa
so; COWS. l.25as-fO; feW extra cows. 45la46S
CALN ES-Receipts. 2.l9o. Market active veals
finn to &c higher; srassers and buttermIks 25a5oc
higher Neals. 600as.0o; tops. 925; throw-ouis $50
aobi gFasScT5 and butteunilks, 400as25. few sales
at 40. Dressed calves higher. City-dressed yeas.
s'salsiz per pound; country dressed. 7al2sa
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 7,E0 Sheen
steady; good and prime lambs steady to firm; other
very dull; d cars unsoid. Sheep. 35oa5.5l; oulls
2ooa20o; laThs 65oaSl0; one car choice. s25; cus.
5.soa5.5o
HOGs-Reeeiptr. 1866 Market leal5c lower. Hsayy
to light State and Pennsylvania hogs. s75a7 90; pigs
might bring nese.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
c. ". DARR. Attorney for Complainant
HAYDEN JOHNSON. p. J. RYAN. Attorneys for
Defendant.

N THE SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT
Of Columbia holding Equity Term William
7. Harvey IS. Hugh r. Harvey et al. Equity No.
246A-Upon consideration Of the petition and report
q Charles ". Darr and Hayden johnson, Trustees.
and the accompanying papers lied herein the Sd
day Of May, A ID. 1907 that ;hey have sold 10 {.
II. Krey house No. ~ l street northwest known
part OF original lot nine lsl IN square hfty-nTe
81. contained within the following metes and
bounds. more OF less VIZ: Beginning for the same
az point on / street, distant thirty i59i feet ten
l0l inches east from the northwest corner Of said
lot and square and running thence east twelve O2l
feet THENCE south seyentyive 75j feet, and thence
west twelve t2i feet and thence north seyeuty-fFe
75l feet 10 The place of beginning. SUBJECT as 70
said part Of lot nine (si 10 night Of way the
rear eight ,s feet Of said l0t for the use CT the
part q said ot nine te} adjoining on the east for
the sum Of one thousand eight hundred and fifty
iSlss000l dollars. That they have sold 70 c Il.
kTey house No. 20 I street northwest. being part
of original lot No. nine o. IN square ffty-Hye 49,
contained within the following metes and bounds
more o. less VIZ: Beginning foE the same az the
northwest C0-neT Of said lot and running thence
east eighteen u.s. feet ten ll0 inches with tie line
OF street; thence south sixty-ssven (67l feet 10
private alley eight l feet wide 20 be left open fr
the use 0f said lot TO TWsutyJhird street. across
the south part Of said lot. thence west eighteen Us
feet ten ,lo inches 10 rSeuty-thFd street; thence
north said street sXty-sefen b) feet 10 the place
Of beginning for The sun Of two thousand eight
hundred and fifty es2 s59Og dollars It IS this tn
day of August A. D. 1907. ordered. ad51dged, and
deCTeed that said sales BE- and the ratified
and confirmed, unless cause 20 the contrary be
shown On or before the 9Th DAY OF SEPTEM-
BER. a. D. 1901. provided & COPY q this adyer-
tisement be published in the Washington Law Re
porter and The Washington Herald once week for
three successive weeks before the last-named day
JOB BARNARD, Justice. 4 true copy-Test
tSeal) J. r. YOUNG. CLERK. By +. +. Gun
NINGHAM. Assistant Clerk. aus l52
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BUYING ORDERSLIGHT
Market After First Hour Be-
comes Tame Affair.
lMERICANS WEAK ABROAD
Declines in Wall Street Are
metropolitan, Which Makes New
Level, and Delaware and Hudson,
which Breaks Through I5O-Read-
ing shows Renewed Strength.

New York. Aug. a.-Initial prices in the
market to-day We're under last nights
closing. and during the first hour the
tendency was downward more from the
absence of buying orders than from any
actual pressure TO sell stocks.
Towards midday the volume Of business
began to contract, and during the after
soon the market became very quiet, with
prices swinging up and down within mar
ow limits AS rule, the highest quota
..ons were made at the opening, and the
4west before the end of the first hour
" II o'clock a better tone began to be
,lsplayed. and the improvement was
Maintained TO the end of the session.
The American department was the
rreakest part of the London market be-
ore the opening of business in New York,
or President Roosevelts speech was not
kod abroad any more than il was liked
ere, and the weakness was all the
.reater. because the foreigners did not
ecognize the fact that liquidation had, for
lie time being. run its course in our mar
ct There was a considerable improve
-lent in the price Of Consols, and as dis
cunts were easier it was thought inn
probable that the Bank of England would
iITtheT increase its rate in the present
-eek. The Copper market in London
-aowed decided strength in the forenoon,
)ut lost much of its gain later in the
Cay
An additional engagement of gold was
made here for export, the understanding
icing that it would be sent TO Hamburg
18th the $4,000 engaged yesterday for
he SAME destination.
Further Declines of Inter-Met.
Among the most notable features of the
market were the decline Of Metropolitan
Jtreet Railway 10 80, a new low record,
nd a drop of S223 a share from the high
-ccord made in 1S99 while Third avenue 4
per cent bonds dropped TO g.. a decline of
5everal points since the beginning of the
week. Another weak feature was Della
ware and Hudson, which broke through
20 for the first time in a long period. On
ne other hand. Reading showed notable
-rmness all day. and was one OF the few
,ctive stocks which closed higher than
yesterday.
The comparative strength Of Reading
vas said 10 reflect the optimism alleged
20 be felt by Mr.. Frick. but it was by no
means certain that it represented any
thing more than the covering Of shorts
The executive committee Of the Erie
Railroad did not consider the dividend
question, which it was said would be set
lied by the fun board of directors on
August 2S
Banking interests as a rule took the
Sround that a period of inaction in the
market might be of great help to Wall
street Dy permitting money 10 accumu-
late and give time for a restoration in
some measure. Of the confidence so greatly
disturbed by recent events
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Aug. H.-Afoney on call opeend at 2k
per cent; highest 2t; lowest. IL closing. Most
Of the loans were at "a Uer cent.
Time money was obtainabe in limited amounts
only and quickly absorbed. Rates, c per cent
for thirty days 6k for sixty 70 ninety days. 65k to
ca for four five, and six months.
Mercantile paper showed no signs Of awakening
activity occasional small sales at other places con
stituting the business done. Rates 61s 10 6st Der
cent for sixty 10 ninety days indoTsements 6Iz to
So for choice four to six months. single names and
per cent and upward for others
Sterling was very strong to-day. rates showing
advance Of Is TO % points over yesterday. De
mand for remittance was fairly heavy. while the
supply Of bills small Rates FOR actual bsisi-
ness: Sixty days. i,S53ai.S325; demand. 4s7S5a
is79o: cables. 4sSloalss45 commercial bills were
AZ The supply Of grain bills was scarce
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white. 62a6i; d. yellow. 62a6l: do. ear. 225a350
oats. Western. white No. 2 sla62; d. mixed $3.50.
HAY AND sfRAW-Timothy, choice. D0oaZl.0 90
do. No. l. l900s2OO0 do No. 2 l7.00als00 mixed
hay. isooals0o; clover ls00al7.50; straw, rye. per
bundle. l0o; do. do. machine thTsshed 65oas 70
do. wheat So
p WOOL AND HIDES-WOOl market steady; hides
generally dan Wool washed. free Of burs per h.
50; do. unwashed. free Of buTs, e: do. bury s.
Hides. green. per H. s: do. dry. bali sheeTakins
green. each. soal0o do. dry, eaeh 25a2. Cafskins
green each L%
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per cwt, $50: butcher. 4sOa5 %.
common 25oas.00; rough. L50a20o
HoGS-Per ewt, gross, e.75a7.00; ordinary. Der
cwt G09a6.50
SHEEP-Clpped. $50; common 2O0a2. 20.
LAABS-Spring. choice Z medium. Gk
CALVES-Prime, per H., Z; medium 81: grass
4aEz
COWS-Prime. fresh. each. 40.0Oa5OO0; common
% 01aSe00. old and dry. sG0al0OO
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New YORK Aug. 2L-WHEAT-Higher; fair bGsi
ness No. Northern Duluth u arrive. l2c over
Ssftcmher. E @. b.: No / Manitoba l.o T. O. b. 4.
No Northern Manitoba. % arrive. L0'7 f. o. b.;
No red. ( O. b.. gss; No. ? hsgd. f. o. b. g.;
No. ] maearoni s.. T. o. b.: No. macaroni s.
Sales 60 loads
OATS-Hgjler; retaIding trade. No. white, S5izi
No white 65 No. ? mixed, 81.
Futures closed as follows.
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Largest Morning CircuIation-

All advertising contracts made bv
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn eirculatiOn-a circula-
ton in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
d any morning newspaper at the
Capital. Its books are open.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by a. o. Brown s Co. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Munsey
Building.
Sales 10 noon. 1900. .2O2, 500 shares
Total sales 339,s0O shares
Call moneys h, 24sj low, "a; close, 23E
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to-day, there was but little genuine liqui-
dalton and no pressure OF stocks at any
time. The lower London quotations and
subsequent selling in this market for Lon
don account, of perhaps 2O.e00 shares. was
regarded as an Indication that foreigners
are not yet confident that the time for a
big upward movement is at hand. 1t is
mora probably that this selling rep
resented a Tightening Of loads in order to
meet other money requirements. Foreign
exchange was high again to-day, which
caused further rumors of possible gold
exports It appears that moderate en-
couragement would stimulate a good de-
mand for stocks around present levels
j. P. Morgan declined TO express any
views on his arrival, but Il is thought he
viii grant an interview this evening aftcv
he has become fully posted on the sitEa-
tion' and the temper Of to-morrow's mar
ket is likely to depend much on the views
he may express"
E. w. Crew. of Henry Clews & Co.
While there was no evidence OF sub
stantial buying this morning, II IS
clear that there is some concentrated
support from the inside interests to
prevent If possible, further liqulda-
ION. II one could rely on such sup
port, there would be little risk in buy
ing stocks at this level, but there is no
knowing when the peg will be with
drawn. A cOn.mendabie effort has
Deen made by some insiders TO support
prices, which induced a few shorts to
take profits. A determined drive
against the shorts could temporarily
bring about a fair advance. The fail
ure Of Hazard & Co, wholesale gro
GERS, makes more clear the gravity of
the situation. That no conspiracy ex-
lists 10 force lower prices, is clearly
proved by the support which was given
20 the market yesterday to prevent
generalization 'on the publication of
the Taft and Roosevelt speeches. 1t
Is apparent that there is yet no change
In the underlying conditions for the
better. Outside of short covering.
therefore. there is no logical reason
why the market should advance"
G. Bowie ChiDman. of z. r. Chap
man & Co.-"To-day's totals fall be-
low those of recent sessions and al
though a rally took place in the last
ten minutes the market closed slightly
below last nights level Here and
there were exceptions. particularly
Reading. The announcement Of the ap-
pointment OF receiver for Z. c. Haz-
ard q Co, wholesale grocers, while not
reassuring, had no effect on prices.
Further gold to the extent OF 5000 600
was engaged for export 1t would
seem as though to-days market was
left to itself and as though insiders
and room traders were awaiting de-
velopments. Shcrt covering caused
some strength on which stocks seem 10
be supplied, whereas. on attacks the
leaders are only partially supported
These tactics VIII probably continue
for while. but as one observer terse-
ly termed IL. il is a broOding market
and developments may be expected be-
fore long"
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
' York. Aug. a--closins quotations Of United
MINING STOCKS.

& Co. members Of the New York Produce E1-
change Frank C. Kingsland manager, D9Il Bond
I,4fIdfry
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by E. K. Chapman 8
Co, members New York Stock Exchange &. Bowie
Gilman. manager 1901 street northwest.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by E. r. Chapman &
Co. members New York stock Exchange, G. Bowie
Chipman. manager. I5Ol F street northwest
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular cali. i2 O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway 4s 800 at 50. leo at 70 leOl
at 7s
Washington Gas Is az 6ssz 2 az g.
MeTgenthaler Linotype. % at 90
Lanston Mono;ype. 10 at I2iz. 40 at I2is. 100 at
l23.
Mitchell Mining 100 az 2
No;ice.-The sale q l0oo Potomac Electric 5 n
l0Zil on August . shOuld read 800 az l02ls
The following the closing quotations on yester-
days stock exchange.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
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FRANK 5. BRIGHT. Solicitor.

IL THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. John L. Edwards, Plaintiff rs The
Unknown Heirs Devisees, or Alienees ot Walter ;.
Chandler et al. Defendants. IN Equity No. 272l9.-
The object Of this suit Is establish Of record by
possession the title Of plaintiff 20 parts Of original
lots numbered ten 40 and eleven I'D IN square
numbered one hundred and twenty-five lZ2) in the
city II Washington, in the District Of Columbia be-
ginning for the ssne al a point on the north line
Of said lot numbered ten no. - feet Il inches iron
the northeast corner Of said square, thence Wst on
said north line II feet Il inches 70 the dividing line
between lots numbered nine si and ten tl0l: thence
south along said dividing line us feet inch 10 the
dividing line between lots numbered eleven Oh and
twelve I'D; thence east along said dividing line u
feet II inches; thence north is feet inch "a the
plsce Of beginning. and 20 restrain and enjoin de-
PENDANTS from asserting title thereto On motion Of
plaintiff 1t Is this 7th day Of August. A. d. 1907
ordered that the defendants the unknown heirs deT
lsees or alienees Of Waiter S Chandler Nathaniel
Preston. A. Rench. John Lud,Tick Young. Susan x
Williams, Ellen NJ BOggs. Hebe Ashley. Catherine
Rhodes Nancy Rhodes and William Rhodes cause
their appearance TO be entered herein on before
the forueth t30thl day exclusive Of Sundays snd
legal holidays occurring after the day Of the frsi
publication Of this order. otherwise the cause vii
be proceeded with in case Of default Provided a
copy Of this order be published once week for four
successive weeks prior 10 said return day in the
Washington Law Reporter ard The Washington Her
aid By the court. JOB BARNARD, Justice. A
true copy-Test: tSeaLl J. r. YOUNG. CLERK. By
F. Z CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clerk. susl529
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Exactly ten transactions were recorded
yesterday on the Washington Stock Ex-
change the net results OF the DAYS trad
ing being $50 shares of stock and $3.50 in
bonds. Prices were without much change,
shading to lower figures.