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TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.


japan Korea China, and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria, b. c., close here daily at
sos p m. up 70 April s, for dispatch By steamer
Empress Of China.
Hawaii Japan. Korea, China, and Philippine
Islands via San Francisco. close here daily al eos
p m. up to April 8, for dispatch by steamer
Mongolia.
Tahiti and Mauuesas Islands. via San Fran
CISCO close here daily at 600 p. m jp 70 April O.
for dispatch bv steamer Mariposa.
Specially addressed mails only for Japan Korea
ana China. via Seattle close here daily at SOS
D. N. up to April 9, for dispatch by steamer All
Man.
Japan. Korea China. and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle close here daily at 6 05 p. ~ up 10 April
10. for dispatch by steamer Shawmut
Specially addressed mails only for Japsn Korea
and China, via Tacoma. close here daily at eos
p N. up to April 10, for dispatch by steamer
Antilochus.
Australia Except mails for West Australia). New
Zealand, Samoan Islands, FIJI Islands. and New
Caledonia, via Vancouver and Victoria. B. G.
close here daily at 625 D. m. up to April 10. for
dispatch by steamer Miowera.
Hawaii japan, Korea, China, and Philippine
Islands, via San Francisco. close here daily at 695
D. m. up 20 April 60 for dispatch by steamer Hong
kong Maru
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands, via San
Francisco close here daily at sos d H. ND 10
April 30 for dispatch by United States Transport.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Business was more active on the wholesale market
yesterday. with slight advance in prices. Eggs
were frmeT as were poultry and vegetables. Dairy
PRODUCTS we're unchanged. and cattle scarce snd
higher. Green fruits remain duh and prizes un-
prices quoted are wholesalsl
BUTTER -CpameTy. fancy 3ls4an: do Western
first eisa2ss Co. seconds 25a2i process fancy 24ifa
8; do, fair to good zla22; daiTy, choice sla2;
good, lsslsi store packed, fresh, l6als.
CHEESE-Markst irm and active On all kinds.
Neg YORK State factory, large l6aIex; do. fats
leizaI5; do small tSzslT do, summer large iisl5;
do summer. small. iialsll do. fair to good I2al3;
Western, factory. new. eh0ice, lftsls do, fair 70
good. II; Virginia. TO-
EGGS-Near-by fresh Virginia, loss Of. Ilais;
average, l3s West Virginia and Southwest Virginia.
His Tennessee. l4ls North Carolina, a. duck, D.
LIVE POULTRY-Chiekens fancy lss2o; average.
I7ais; hens. Il: roostes. s: ducks large. lSai4i
do small iisl2 geese. sale; turkeys. TOMS PER h.
balls; do. hens. i7als; do. thin. 10; keats TO-
DRESSED POUbTRY-Turkeys. hens. undraWa.
per H.. si do, aversge. undraWn, lIals; de-.
thin, l9slz; old toms iealI chickens, large, lss23;
small 8a22 hens choice. l6al7: ROSTERS S; duess.
old lSaI5; geese loal2; cspous, 7lb average. se.z;
small lsa29
DRESSED MEATs-Caivss, fun dressed, sss;
heads Of 8; hogdressed oalves, 7ss hams, country.
sslcsr-csIred i2a1i; hogs small and neat Der VT
SEQ; do, medium, 5oa600; do heavy. $50
FEGETABLES-Pots per bushel 75ss5; rural,
5oas0: sweet potatoes Per bhl. 450as.e8. yams 25z
seo. asparagus. PER dozen. 400as09; cabbage. per
cut. sos0: celery FloFda. per crate. 2Ooa25o let-
tuce Florida pr basket. l25ai.75; onions Bermuda
Der crate L75a2o0; Ohio, Per bushs s0aeo; peppeTs
FLORIDA per carrier. 20oa22s string beans green,
PER basket 3Ooa4O0i tomatoes. Florida. fancy. Per
crate, 200a3 3.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. York Imperial per bbl..
I50a250: Ben Davis. L50a250. Wine Sap 5aa38o; ;
AlbemaTle PiDpin 400; fancy table fruit s00a5 50 :
Spy 25oa325; loose packed. leoaIsei oranges Flor
ida bright per box. Is. do. rJssets 25; Cali
fornia naFes, 2za2s5; grape fruit. Fonda Dsr box.
S.soas.0oi canbeFries, Per box, So do, per
bbi. 5Doa800
sUNDRIEs- -Beesvsx, g; tallow, S; honey, vhs,s
clover lib. new. Is; do 2-lb. rev. loal2: ginseng.
Der ln 50oss.oo: Seneca. per 10. &C: Golden Seal
soat5 PINK. 12ail; Mandrake, 2a5; Snake Root. S.
walnut kernels i2all
GRAIN-Whest Southern on grade. Slag5: re,
S5as0 corn shelled white s5a7o do. yellow. sac;
do. car 2.0ssoO: cats. Western white. No. 2 5saeo
do. mixed. 5sa5s
WOOL AND BIDEs-Wooi. washed free Of hursi
per h. @; do, unvashed, free Of burs, Bar; DO, /,
bury. lsszo: hides green. 5; do dry. Sag; sheep
skins green each, 7Bai-e9; do dry. 25ase; caifskns
green, Leai To- muskTat. 3 skunk. 2a75: mink. %
a30o rabbit skins. opossun, ldiS; EssSoon, ssof
fox. red. LZ5ai.I5; do. gray, 5a7a
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GREAT NORTHERN FINED.
Railroad Held Guilty of Paying Re-
bates 20 Sugar Trust.

Railroad Held Guilty Of Paying Re-
bates 90 Sugar Trust.
New York, April THE Great Northern
Railway Company was found guilty in the
United States Circuit Court to-day OF hav-
ing paid rebates to the American Sugar
Refining Company in 1904 In violation Of
the Elkins act
Judge Holt imposed a fine OF 5000. after
United States District Attorney Simpson
had put in a good word for the railroad.
The maximum fine that might have been
imposed was $4,000. The refining COM
pany was convicted a year ago Of having
accepted the rebates and was fined S100o0.
The railroads attorneys obtained a stay
Of sixty days against the execution Of the
sentence and they will file a bill Of ex-
ceptions.
The court said that had the case been
a civil one, he would have instructed the
jury to return q verdict in favor OF the
complainant, but being a criminal action.
the law would not allow that
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

SITUATIONS WANTED BY A No WOMEN,
COOKS. Mattresses, chambeTmaids, hght h0useWOTk-
eTs, laundresses. pantry wcmeu storeroom women,
linen-room women. hU-sekeepers. PHILLIP EM-
PLOIMENT AGENCY, SO 5th 81 NV Main Z3A
BY TWO FIRST CLASS LAUNDREssEs. WORK
TO do at home: also rough DRY 1913 \ st. nwauS2t
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicagr. April 7-CATTLE-R Receipts 500 Mar.
ket STEADY Prime beeyes 65sa7. .; poor TO medium
4.7Oas31: stockers and feeders. 325a525 COWS and
heifers 2l5a3l0 Gamers. 44oa550 Texans. Aa0a55 80
H0GS-Recripts Il 900, Market 1oc higher. Light,
570ae 90. rough. s00a5so; mixed. 5.S9a6Z; heavy.
s.09a829; pigs, 45sa5.A
SHEEP-Receips. l2.ea9. Market weak. Native
sheep a.00as75 Western sheep. 5olas.90; native
lambs. s00a7 50: Western lambs 650a..S
New YORK, April 5-CATTBE-Reeeipts 1T50
Dressed beef firm at l0elsll0o
yES-Recripts. i.l75 Medium to prime yeals
675a762is fed calves 400; eountry-dressed veals
steady Talois per pound cty-dressed easier 7isal2
SHEEP AND LAAiBS-Reoeipts 80 Sheer
lower; prime lambs steady: wooed sheep 600as 20
clipped 403as 90 wocled lambs s0ass 90; eulis 80
H0GS-Reespts 4ls0 STEADY. Good medium
hogs auated at 6iOass5: pigs. 6O0a6lO; Virgins
piss as.
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LUMBER AND MILL WORK.
HENRY K. FIELD & CO.,
SASH. DOORS. FRAMES.
LUMBER OF ALL KINDS.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Thomas J. Shehan Q. Of Boston, Mass, and
julia A. Craven. g. Res. T. B. Smyth
Willie c. Litchford. p. and Maggie NJ. ScNfaTrow,
l Rev. c. p. Stealcy.
John Clapes. 50. ard Maria Espino SAM. g. Rev.
James F. BIackin
George W GarTin s.. and Nora NJ GsrTin. 50.
both q Boyce. Va. Res. J. B. Mclaughlin.
CliptoE s. Collins o. and Edith s Woodruff II.
Rev. W T. Thompson
Francis Bennett Poe. s and Catherine Stewart
Williams, a. Rev. Roland Gotten Smith.
Alexander c. Pleasants, * and Estelle " Boxley,
2, both of Beaver Dam, Va. Rev. P W. JeTries
John Townsend. 3, q youngstown Ohio, and Lois
II Nfanwarpn. p Rev. n r. Fishbum.
C0LORED.
Roswell Roles, s.. and Theresa " Turner, 81 Rev.
John ". Dickerson
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CHFSAPEAKE & ONO RAILWAY

NOTE Published only as information, and not
guaranteed
400 Z. Nc. 4 o. LIMITED, Daily-Fast YES
tlbule train. Pullman sieeTtTs 10 Lexington Louis
vile, Cincinnati. Indianapolis. Chicago and st.
Louis. PaTiUr car for Virginia Hot Springs week
days. Pullman cars Louisville 10 Nashville Mem
phis, ana New Orleans Dining cars, a Ia carte
service
ulO p. Nj F. Y, LIMITED. Daily-soijd
vestinlle tEIn. Pullman Sleepers 20 Cincinnati
Lexington. and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car to Virginia Hot sQTnEs week days Dining
cars Ia carte service Pullman SleeIers Cincinnati
70 Chicago and ST. Louis and Louisville 70 Memphis
Nashville. and New Orleans.
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices, j3 Pennsylvania avenue 69 18th street
near F, and New Union Station. Telephones Main
las0 Tor Washington Terminal Cab Service and Main
lo6b aT L5N toI q s .. Ilcket Ohlce
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DEATH RECORD.

Charles H. Brown. [. S. Soldiers Home. 70 years
Valentine Ruesam. 1913 II St ne. IS years.
William Duhey 5ls 3 81. s., 80 years
John n. Holt 23u St NV. 5s years.
John p VeTbuchen, rs Ilth 81 Sc, ss years.
George L Albert, - 10Th 81 ne. 20 years
Cornelius J Desmond, FO5cmac River. . years.
Aiary Smith Washington AWlTm H0sp1. IS yesrs
Joseph B. Walsh, S. Seat0n place NV. / year.
Peter Hawkins. as Pa sye. nv, 81 years.
Mary NJ. 0'Brien. S5i 4th ST. ne. years
James H Ariinger 3il7 2 st. nv. Il years.
Drew ". Heudrick, l4I7 st. Sc, 47 years
FLOYD H. Davis. SlI St sV, months
Eugene Foulty. il3 d s., nw., months.
Walter Norwood, 1893 s 81 NV, Il days.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

\. B-Followins schedule figures published only
as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile New Orleans
Asheville, Chattanooga, Memphis, 800 a. n and
II 90 p IA, daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga, Memphis
New Orleans l0:i5 D n daily.
For Savannah, jacksonville. and Florida points
40 ?. m daily.
For Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, l{xeu, 4ao
r. N and - p. m. daily
Tourist cars for California, tri-Weekly. 40 D N.
Local for HarisoIfbuTg, S05 a. m. daily; AS u n
week days: for Danville, sos a ~. daily. and for
Charlottesville sos a. m. and 4 55 D. IN daily
Frequent trains 20 and from Bluemont
l. S. BROWN. General Agent
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

6tlhfsbt LII N Et Ett / EHhl AA1 b rs.
Leave Washington New Onion Station.
800 m--Dally-Au points on Norfolk and West
erni also Knoxville. Chauanooga. and Memphis
1915 y. m.-Daily-Roanoke Bristol Winston
Salem. Knoxville, Chattsn0oa. Nashville Memphis
New Orleans ThrHgh Sleeper. Dining cars.
For Norf0lk-Leave Washington 4 % a. n daily
H15 a. 10. daily. 345 T. m daily AuiTs NoTfOlk
ll.z0 a. m 5.0 p m. i085 p m.
4I5 p m--Daily-Beuviie. Larsy. Shensr 5Jah.
Trains from the Southwest GriTc s.f5 a. II. and
II 80 y. n.
avenue Bond Rl-ilC ingl
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New York, April Tt was a happy
thought that induced certain brokers 10
get up petition to-day requesting the
governors Of the stock exchange 10 con-
sent 10 a suspension Of business on Good
Friday and Easter Saturday. II helped
to relieve the deadly monot6ny Of the
occasion. and promised the traders relief
for a couple of days from the trying posi-
ton Of keeping up an appearance of doing
something when there was really nothing
to do
A bett.- time could not have been
chosen. Half the members had already
made up their minds to remain away on
the two days whether the exchange was
open or not, and these. Of course. wanted
to see business suspended during their
absence, so as to feel sure that prices
could not Change. AS for those who had
no plans, they felt, as a rule, that they
might as well kill time at home as ride
down town 10 kill It.
Good Friday is a bank holiday IN Eng
land. So is Easter Monday The inter-
vening Saturday IS not, but the stock
members on that day. This gives the
British financial community a vacation
from the Thursday before Easter until
the Tuesday following, and results IN a
heavy exodus TO the provinces, though
the walk Of London members from the
metropolis 10 Brighton is no longer the
event that Il used to be.
Three things will be awaited with inter-
est by the average trader tomorrow
the announcement of the Erie. the deci-
sion of the governors OF the exchange IN
regard to closing. and the publication OF
the government report on crop condition.
The first one favorable, the street will not
mind disappointment in the other two.
Expectation regarding the showing Of
winter wheat is very high-so high that
Western houses take the view that the
actual statement can hardly go beyond its
Not the least interesting contribution 20
the discussion Of the Erie matter was the
publication Of a list of the securities to
be pledged under the new notes and
which appeared to give the collateral a
market value Of about $500. 90. The Sc
curities named In the list included blocks
Of the general lien. convertible and Penn
sylYania Coal Company collateral trust
bonds of the road itself, first mortgage
bonds OF the Mutual Terminal Company
OF Buffalo. and stocks Of the Temple Iron
Company and the Hooking Valley and
Lehigh and Hudson Railway Companies.
Il was intimsted that additional securi-
ties might be added 10 these enumerated
as security for the notes.
The statements OF the Hartman lines
for the month OF February were no worss
than expected They were perhaps q lit
tie better-especiaIly that OF Union Pacific.
That does not mean much In the way of
praise. Not only had It been expected
that they would be bad, but adjectives
were used in expressing a degree Of bad
ness which were highly expressive. but
not strictly parliamentary. Being entire
ly expected the unfavorably results weTe
without market influence. Stocks had
been sold IN anticipation OF them and
as they were not q bear argument the
bulls were able 10 force covering by the
shorts as soon as they appeared. This
covering was one OF the most important
factors in the afternoon advance.
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FOR sALE-
At Berwyn, Nd, one ten-rOom house in fTxt-ciass
condition. large grounds; high elevation; good stable
and outbuiidings; fine water. Convenient to steam
and electric cars. Price. $500; monthly payments
If desIed
This property must b sold at once
JOHN J. KLEINER & CO..
ap5-6t 600 + St nv.
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sEABOARD AIR LIVE RAILWAY
TICKET OFFICE. a PENNA. ~.

Notice Following schedule npt guaranteed
L % A. N. Daily-seaboagd Nail Through coaches
and Pullman seepcrs 10 savannah and jacksonville.
Through segper Washington 20 Hamlet and Ham
let 70 Atlanta. ParloT car 70 PnehuTst. Dining
cars.
- + ". Daily-SCab0afd Florida Limited Solid
Pullman tsin through 10 Jacksonville and ST. Au-
glsrine. Also through sleepers 10 Pinehurst. At
lanta Birmingham. and MemEhis Dining cars.
s3o +, M Daily-SeaboaTd ExIgess. Coaches and
Pulmaus to Savannah and jacksonville.
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PROPOSALS.
DEPARTAIENT OF THE INTERIOR. WAS

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. WASH
ington. u. c.. March Il. i9as.-sealed proposals,
IN duplicate viii be received at this Department
until O'Clock p. M. WEDNESDAY, April Is,
1908, ard viii be Immediately opened thereafter
for furnishing the following classes Of supplies. etc.
for the Department of the Interior and the Civil
Service Commission during the fiscal year ending
June So ig9. to wit. fD fa fuel and ice, 90
fer furniture. carpets. and misc silaneous supplies
80 for stationery l4 for removing ashes and debris;
90 for washing towels. and s6i for the purchase
Of waste paper At he same tive and place prO.
posals VIII be received fur furnishing surveying in
sirlmcnss. laboratory apparatus, chemicals. cleo
trical supplies hardware building material, etc,
for the Geological Survey. the Capitol Building
and Grounds. and the Howard University; also for
such meats. groceries. dry goods. SHOES. drugs.
chemicals paints. oils, hardware. lumber, fuel,
etc. may be required By the Governments Hos
pial for the Insane and The Freedmens Hospital.
respectively, during the fiscal year above indicated
All bids gexcept those for the purchase # waste
paper accepted and contracts awarded subject 10
an appropriation by Congress 10 meet the expense.
Bids must be made on Government blanks. Forms
Of proposals. etc, viii be furnished on appIiea-
ton requests for blanks must designate the classes
of supplies upon which It IS proposed 20 bid. All
bidders are invited 10 be present al the opening.
JAMES RUDOLPH GARFIELD, Secretary.
mhG su9
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

FIRST-TRUsT MONEY AT PER CENT AND s
per cent, ID. C. or Maryland; 10 charge unless
loan is accepted.
MORRISON REAL ESTATE COMPANY, INC,
mh29-u 1875 g a. nv.
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL
estate st lowest current rates Ct interest," special
privileges With respect 70 prior payments. TYLER
& RUTHERFORD tIuc.l, 10 18th St nv. mhitf
We CAN MAKE LOANS IN ANY AMOUNTS
ffom s.. .0o0 70 Soo,000 at 5il and per cent
We have some : per cent money.
Every consideration possible SHOWN borT01eg
The Harrison Realty Company,
s7 G st. NV Phone Main ss62: North zs74
MONEY TO LOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
loans or replace old ones az lowest rates Of In
terest. AL Transactions conducted with economical
consideration for boIT0sers VA. d. SAUNDERS
& Co. 1907 81 NV ocsu
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TYPEWRITER REPAIRING.

REPAIRING. - Expert repairing;
the kind you have been looking for; any make any
where, any time. HOWARD POTTS BALL, IaH
New York ave. Tei. Main 1858. sp7-u
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C. MOVED
WITH care; pacing and Shipping a speciality
kREIG ) EXPRESS. I22I II St, nw Phone Main
ssia' AUST
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SUMMER HOMES.

TIE GRANT PARISH PROPERTIES - NEW.
port. Bar Hafhar. Maine Coast, Lenox, stockbridgs
Berkshres Long Island; Jersey Coast: furnished vi
las rent, sale. GRANT PARISH. ll29 New York. ave.
ap2Set
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia Washington, D. G.,
March II. I98-Ssaled proposals viii be
received until WEDNESDAY. April Is. 1905
az O'Clock p m-, at this Office, for FUR
nishing supplies for use Of the various branches
Of the Government Of the District Of Columbia
for the fiscal year beginning July l. 1903 and end
ing June 30. 1903. as follows: Stationery: blank
forms and printing; school books furniture; and
house Furnishings hardware sud tinwsre; niscel-
l0neous Photographic supplies rubber stamps.
flags. and athletic goods. &c-l; plumbing material ,
groceries and provisions; boots and shoes, drugs,
chemicals &C; glass. paints. yaruishes. &c um-
Der; fresh meat, eomed beef, &c. fuel: dry goods
ice; electrical supplies saddlcrY. leather. wheel
wright supplies &c. forage. kindergarten supplies
and laundry work Blank forms u proposal and
Specifications viii be ready for distribution March
eS-these and ali necessary information can be
obtained az the Office of the Property Clerk d.
G., District Building HENRY b. r. MACFAR-
LAND, HENRY J. WEST, JAY J. MORROW
Commissioners, p. G. mill 2, 81 ap5
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TELEGRAPH OPERATOR. EXPERIENCED IN
stock broker business desires position; reference.
4. MYERS Walnut and Dock Philadelphia. ap5-7t
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STORAGE.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS STORED. 81 PER LOAD.
Carriages 81; pianos. 75c; trunks boxes barrels
&C, 25c eleh. Separate rooms s.
WEST END STORAGE CO.,
1921 + II. NV 52I U At. NV.
WHY PAY MORE? WE STORE FOR 80 A
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE co. s1ss90
l22 10th It NV. Phone Main a22S. mh3 GOT
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

4 No l COOKS. MATTRESSES. CHAMBER
maids, light holseEoTkeTs. and laundresses WaHtedl
wages. So. SIC, so $50 so; white and colored.
PHILLIP EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, So 9TH NV.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATONERY AND MS

PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY AND MIS-
celaueous Suuplies.-War Department. Washing
ton. ID. C., March u. I9oS-Sealed proT. .1sals, IN
duplicate. wiz be received here until p m.
APRIL Is. 1893 and then opened for furnishing
stationery and miscellaneous supplies (brooms
brushes soaps. towels. Sc for War Department
Bureaus and Ohiccs. during year ending June %
iso9. Information furnished on application. Pro
posals must be IN envelopes indorsed Proposals
for Stationery and Miscellaneous Supplies" and
addressed N. R. TH0RP, Chief Of Supply Div
mini % 81 ans
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upHoLsTERING.
Law AND COLLECTIONS.

We COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS.
goFernment and estate Claims no charge snlsSS
successful. FULLER AGENCY, Room 4. ials
e. nv. oc7-tf
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LEGAL NOTICES.

~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia Emil o. Brlehl, plaintiff. vs.
George ]. Michelbacher, defendant, at Law. No.
036.-The object Of this suit IS 10 recover seventy
two dollars and nine cents lSa2oel. with interest
thereon from July H. 1905 st the rate Of per cent
per annllm and costs Of suit and to have Judgment
of condemnation u certain property Of the de-
iendant levied on under an attachment issued IN
THIS suit 10 satisfy the plaintiffs claim, II "a,
theTetore this Tth day Of April 1903 ordered that
ths defendant appear in this court On or before
the fortieth day. exclusive Of Sundays and legal
holidays, after The day Of the first publication Of
this order to defend this suit and show cause Why
said condemnation should not be had otherwise
the slit VII Ds proceeded with rs IN case Of de-
fault. Provided, cops Of this order be published
az least once week for three successive weeks In
the Washington Law Reporter and The Washington
Herald before said day By the court: THOS II
ANDERSON. Justice true eopy-Test: fseaL)
J. II. YOUNG. Clerk. By FRED c. O'CONNELL.
Assistant Clerk Ap5H.a
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
luHibis, holding a Probate Court No 1881, Ad-
ministrati0H-Tf is 10 give notice that the sub
scTibeTs of the District of Columbia have obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District CT Columbia
letters testamentsry on the estate of Jennie H.
Seott late Of the District Of Columbia, deceased
All persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned % exhibit the same. with the Youch
ers thereof legally authenticated to tie sub
A. d. 1893; otherwise they may by Law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. Given under 0ir
hands this 9Th day Of April. 1908. JOSEPH ].
DARLINGTON, 4le Fifth street northwest: AL
BERT F. FOX. 9ll z street northwest Attest:
iSeali JAMES TANNER. Register Of Wills for the
District Of Columbia CLERK Of the Probate Court
J. J. DARLINGTON, Attorney. aps.HH
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or Co
l,Jmba. holding Probate Court, No. 1905, Ad-
Enthusiastically 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 cf administration c {. a en- the estate Of
Jaae Eliza BTadt late a the District of Columbia
deceased. All pers0ns having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned t0 exhibit the same with
The vouchers thereof legally authenticated TO the
subscriber. on Or before the 6FH DAY or APRIL,
A. d. 1859; otherwise they may By Law BE- excluded
frUm ali benefit Of said estate Given under my
hand this 9Th day Of April 1878. JANE BRADT
ls3 q street northwest. Attest: fSeaIA JAMES
TANNER Register Of Wills for the District of
Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court, NEW
COMB, CHURCHILL & FREY, Attoneys
sps14.2i
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR ELECTRIC ELEVATORS
Office Of Building for National Museum. Library
Of Congress. Washington. d. c.. March A 1905
Sealed proposals for furnishing. delivering and erect
ing in place complete in running order the seven
electric elevators required for the new building for
the National Museum, in this city, viii be received
at this ofdce until O'Clock p m. on THURSDAY
the 18th dsy G April, ls0s and publicly opened
Immediately thereafter. Specifications and other in.
formation furnished application. BERNARD Il.
GREFN, superintendent Of Construction
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of the Erie Decision
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