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DESIRABLE COUNTRY HOME TRU>TEE.S
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY OF VAIJARI =
REAL ESTATE IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
AND otTBILDINGS. ONLY 4 SHORT
DRIVE FROM THE AQI.EDuCT BRIDGE
AND NEAR THE COUNTRY HOMES OF
MESSRS. KEAKNEY. RIOSS AND \. NJ
IOTHROP AND DIR. TALROTT.
By virtue Of order passed on the 2-sd day of
August. 1906. in bankruptcy No. AIS. estate "f
Rein w Darby. the undersigned. trustee of
said estate. will sell at public auction Or lii.
premises on SATURDAY; THE THlRTiFTH
PM the following described property: Those
Two certain tracts of land lying and being in
Arlington district. Alexandria county. and part
ly in Fairfax county. Virginia. and being III"
same property conveyed to Rein w. Darby by
deed from Ellen j. McEHenney. and recorded in
the county clerks office of Alexandria county
Virginia. in Liber w. No. I. page 800. and by
deed from Ellen l. McElhenney recorded IN said
clerks Office in Liber z. No. 4. page 147 less
about 5 acres ) roods and 80 poles of land sold
off of the above described land by deed frnn,
Rezin w Darby to Rufus II. Darby. recorded
in said clerks office n Liber w. No. 4. nag"
426 leaving about IL % acres of land improved
by large dwelling. containing Is rooms and out
buildings.
Terms: $1,000 In cash and the balance in
and two years. in equal nstallments with in
tcrest ut /; per cent secured by deed Of trust on
the property sold. or all cash. Mt option OF pur-
chaser 4 deposit Of $500 will b. required ~
purchaser at time of :ale. All conv"vancns.
etc at cost of purchaser. Terms Of sic 10 h.
complied with within ten days from date of sale
or deposit forfeited.
JOSEPH l.. CRUPPER.
Trustee of Estate 1T Rein w. Darby.
18th st. and Ohio ave. NV. Washington. DC
MALCOLM HUFTi. Att"rn"y for Trustee.
4l6 9Th ST NV. Washington. d. e.
Note: For full particulars apply 10 trustee OF
his attorney my2o lot. eSu
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TRUNKS REPAIRED.

al short notice; all mail orders promptly at
tended to- q. q. LANGLOTZ. S6s X st NV
opp. Library. 40 years experience mh30 gOt
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. AUCTIONERS
GID IL

612 ST. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. 1919 FOURTH STREET
NV.
BY virtue of certain deed of trust. recorded in
Liner 3115. folio 491 ct seq. and in Liber 1923.
folio lso e. sell OF the land records Of the Dis
party secured thereby. will sell at public
auction. in front Of the premises on WEDNES-
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following described
land and premises in the said District known
lots eight hundred four 1904 and eight hun
dred five 'S0a, in square numbered three thou
sand ninety five t3O93,. said lots being originally
lot sixty tGOI. in said square. and being i'm
proved by Premises known 1919 FOURTH ST.
NV.
Terms easy. and announced at time of sale
500 deposit required.
f. II. TAGGART. Trustee
14O7 New York ave. NV.
JAMES S. FRASER. Trustee.
G.
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

ALL EASFE All, COURTS AND DEpAET.
msn's. eorpnrstipns organized all states. c.i-
lsetlDEs and litigation everywhere, by expert
koDfsd attorneys. confidential. e.. s. LEGAL.
CORP. M E.1,nf building my2.tf4
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TOMORROW.
THOMAS J. OWEN & son. AUcTIoNEERs-

THOMAS !. OWEN & son, AUCTIONEERS.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF VALUABLE
STOCK OF JEWELRY WATCHES Ola.
MO\DS. CLOCKS. SILVERWARE. ETC,
CONTAINED IN PREMISES NO 9o9 PENN
SALViNIA AVE. y. W.
Iy virtue Of a decree of the Probate Court OF
the District Of Columbia in cause No. 1922
will. administratrix. sell at public auction
within the above premises. TOMORROW At
THE HOURS OF TEN-THIRTY AN TWO
THIRTY PM. AND SEVEN-THIRTY PM. the
stock of watches. clocks. diamonds silver and
plated ware. antiques and 1ewelry OF every de-
scrption fixtures and materials and appara tus
belonging to tie estate Of William Breuninger,
deceased
Terms cash
MAGDALEN BREUNINGER
my20-tf Administrators
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MARCUS NOTES, AUCTIONEER
Regular Sale OF Large Quantity
OF New and Used Furniture and
Small Stock OF Cigars. Also 4
Show Cases. Within My Sales
rooms. 426 9th St. NV. on
Thursday. Nav e. at 10 4 NJ.

Chartered Oak >deboardS. Buffet. Wardgobes.
Toile; Tables. Il. f. Maple Bedroom Suite, Hall
Racks China Closets. Parlor Furniture Parlor
Tables Mahogany chiffoncrS. oil Paintings.
Pictures. Art Squares. Parlor Lamps. - Porch
Chairs and other deSira BILE goods, my.i- II -,
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Choice Collection
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
BY Public Auction,
Partially Enmmerated,

u OIL NIdlEy All UllllSN OIL GNo
.ON FRIDAY, MAY TWENTY NINTH, COM
MENCINCi AT TEN O'CLOCK An, at private
residence. No. 36 Eye street northwest a gen
eral assortment Of Household effects Beddin.
etc. partially enumerated Parlor Suite, we'll
upholstered. with covers: Square Piano. Easy
Chairs. Wicker Rockers Reception Chairs. Rog.
ers Statnette and Pedestal. Music Cabinet Wal
nut Hallrack and Chairs. three Handsome Wal
nut Bookcases. hest make: Handsome Library
Desk Tables. Walnut Sideboard. Extension Ia
BILE and Dining Room Chairs. several antique
pieces Of furniture Mahogany Side Table Wal
nut and other Chamber Suites. Handsome Wal
nut Wardrobe. Marhe-top and other Center Til
hles. Turkish Chairs Sewing Machine Carpets
Hair aud other Mattresses. Bedding Feather
Pillows and Bolsters. Mantel Clock and B-nnzcs
Standing Lamps, old Spinning Wheel. Portieres
Lace Curtains. Engraving. large assortment ot
Brio a brar. Dinner and Tea Service. Silver pa red
Ware. China and Glassware. Kitchen Utensils
Gas Range and many other articles too numerous
mention The above described furniture has
been well kept and made in the very best man
ner. Private buyers and dealers should give this
sale their attention.
Terms cash
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aucts.
Cd %
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Chancery Sale of Valua=
BILE Business Property, Be
ing the Three=story Brick
Building No. 513 11th st.
NV. (Knowr1 as the Phil
adelplnia Oyster HouseD 5
Also the Four=storsy Brick
Store and Dwelling No,
COS 9th st. NV.
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FOR sALE-A SNAP: THREE SQUARES FROM
ears; one fare: $4,000 square feet: large g.
room house: fine shade: fruit; price. 81. $50.
ryIS
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FRUIT AND SHADE TREES.

coI.f MEIA NURSERY 400 X NW.-SEE THE
bs5siNst 10 city billing orders for rose-
snrsbb~ry, giass. ctr. and give him your o-l"r
nrlink Ef.nne u 100 Anr.I 9nf 4
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FOR SALE-CHEvY CHASE EN-
ccptional opportunity. One Of the
NEST artistic homes in this heauti-
full community: II rooms, corner lot.
Price. $3.50.
WEAVER BROS. 1il6 f ST. NV.
myo3-u
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MUST SELL TO
CLOSE ESTATE.
FLORAL nIlL. o:c.z

.<; zs:z5 .!!!: 90
Auction Sale of 100 Vail
uable Building Lots at
Beautiful ''Floral Hill, %
ID. c., ON Minnesota Ave-
niue near Pennsylvania
Avenue. Adjoining Ram
die Highlands, ID. G. Sew
err, Water and Gas ON
Mimn. Ave. frontage.
THESE lots are high. dry and heaI, Il! ane
ra n % and ns as are he
in trust and will he sold for whatever they vii
bring in order TO close the holdings OF the par
SALE nECnRATION DAY MAy 30. CON
MENCING At 2:3O PM.
Take the + and G SITS. ears going east on Pa
to MINI ave then south on MINI. ave. 30 yard.
TO ..Flo:al Hill" ONE FARE from any part OF
Washington.
Terms Of sale: e-third cash: balance in one
and tw" years. with interest at > per cent sc
cured hy deed Of trust on the property sold. oil
post of So, will he required on each lot at time
OF sale. Terms Of sale to lie complied with II
ten DAYS or deposit forfeited. Convc,ancing at
Loan and Trust Co, trustee Title good of rec
ord sale.
Write for plats and anr informa I ion desired.
w. LEE WHITE & SONS Owners.
Floral Hi. p. c.
TnOS. j. OWEN & son Auc,ioneers
l:::l Il at nv my24-6t
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important Removal Sale.
At Public Auction on the
Premises, 40 to 428 e.
Gross st. (near Riverside
Awe
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Ry authority Of act Of Congress passed May is.
AID. 1896. will I've sold within and in front of
our salrsroom. corner 10Th and ID SITS. NV. on
THURSDAY. NAY TWENTY-EIGHTH. 1905
COMMENCING At TEN O'CLOCK AN. TO pay
storage charges. etc. all Household Goods and
Chatfels useful or ornamental. contents Of
trunks boxes barrels stored with us In the fol
lowing names: Mrs. Mary Smith. Mrs. Annie
Washington, II. V. d. King. Miss Fannie Gram
mer. V. Moss. manager Mutual Loan and Trust
Co. Those interested please take notice.
Terms cash.
WALTER Il. WILLIAMS & Co.
my21 81. eSu Corner 10th and u sts. NV.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
THOs. J. OWEN 4 SoN. AICTIoNEkRs.

TFIOS J. OWEN son. AICTIONEEKS.
Trustees Sale of Valaa=
able Three=story Dwell
ings, Nos. 1924 / St. NV.
and 1859 Harvard ST.
NV, with Stable i'm rear
of each, and of Valuable
Unimproved Real Estate.
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FOR SALE-SILyER SPRING, MD. 16-ROOM
. house.. 12H acres: excellent water; hydraulic
ram: elev. $50: 3 min. steam cleo cars: good
neiehhorhood. Particulars. W. W. CURTISS.
1920 Monroe NV ap22-th sa. tn 42t
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TYPEWRITERS.

Tilt. MONARCH TYPEWRITER COMPANY
rents the Monarch Visible at as low "A figure
- other makes rent for-why not get the best :
y feo1-
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PALMISTRY.

list and astrologer. now holding receptions
at 123 9th st. NV
Fee. SOC uIv19 onts
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FOR SALE - BARGAIN = NEW SIN-RoOM
= house, bay window: water. gas cellar. fur
mace. large lot: near ear line: chicken house
garden growing: monthly payments: cash
q. required Only ST. 100 for quick sale.
OWNER. 1850 II. /. ne.
myths tn. th-3t' Phone $40 North.
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HOUSE REPAIRING.

A. F. JONES & CO.-JOBS OF ALL KINDS.
Painting. glazing and jobbing: estimates cheer
fully furnished. Phone n. ATT. 1928 Sth NV.
apCH .oOf
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tALJ AEI-E BUHplNG lot OK oNTAEio
AVENUE NEAR COLUMBIA ROAD At
II Hi.it Al ,rIoN
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~
DOUGLASS : MAckhIl.. Trustee
tpt ~. - jpl - 4l6 9th ST nv
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Hut New YOrk ave. NV.
JAMES S. FRASER. Trustee
Ion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11

NEW YORK. October 1O.-The state
ment of clearing house banks for the
week shows that the banks hold $34. TOT.
more than the requirements of the Is
per cent reserve rule. This is a de-
crease of $7.5S1325 in the proportionate
cash reserve as compared With last week.
The statement follows: Loans, $1,824,
35s, 5000; increase. $12,227 800. Deposits.
s1.4Oo 753, 100; increase. $5.9S1. 100. Circu-
lation, $53514.3OO; decrease. $242,2 Le-
gal tenders, SIS, 926, 600; decrease. $3.50. 100.
Specie p6, 400 500; decrease. $5.426sOO.
ReserS $685., s9o. 500: decrease. $685.
800. Reserve required, $3.50. 6SS 275. in
crease. $1,495. 4o5. Surplus. $34 707. 90;
decrease. $7.5s1.925. Ex-U. 8. deposits.
$37, O13, 225: decrease. S7,574.675.
The percentage of actual reserve of the
clearing house banks at the close of bust
ness yesterday was 21.4O.
The Financier will say:
The prominent feature, and one which
will be hardly expected in the statement
of the associated banks Of New York city
for the week ending October 30. was the
increase of $21, 100000 in loans. ACCOM-
panied by corresponding increase IT
17.447, 100 in deposits. The explanation
of this large expansion In loan commit-
ments is rather difficult. as the week in
the stock exchange had been marked by
liquidation rather than otherwise.
The largest increases reported are trace
able to several Of the greater banks In
the clearing house, and it is probable that
the expansion was brought about in part
by the transfer of foreign loans to this
center by those who have been carrying
some large accounts abroad. The in
crease of seventeen and one-half millions
in deposits brought the reserve require
ments of the banks up nearly four and
one-half millions. and this, coupled with
the loss of $2.6o0,60O in cash, decreased
the surplus reserve $7.3l2.450, bringing
the surplus OF the banks to $31, SIC, $50.
the lowest point touched this season. but
one which is still far above the average.
Up to this time the greater part of the
movement to the interior has been toward
the south, the western banks seeming
to be abundantly able to take care of
the crop requirements OF their section.
The summary of state banks and trust
companies in Greater New York not re-
porting to the New York clearing house
showed for the week a moderate expan-
sion of three and one-half millions in
loans. an increase of little over a mil
lion in cash and an increase of $1,000, 700
in net deposits.
While the surplus of the associated
banks still appears to be very large, their
percentage of reserve stands at 27.4O, or
less than 2k per cent above the legal
requirement
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LONDON WOOL MARKET.

LONP0N. octebet iD.-The offerings Of
the wool auction sales today amounted to
1851 bales. The wool was IN good ia
fine condition. mostly suitable for the
continent, and 1t was sold readily at firm
rates. There was spirited competition
for merines. Americans took good lines
of greasy combing, and also bought me-
dunn. light conditional erossbreds freely
at full rates. During the rest of the
series 81 $50 bales will be offered To-
days sales follow: New South Wales, d, SIC
bales, secured. lid Is Sbtd; greasy; ID
a Is Id; Queensland, 100 bales: secured
Is 1kd q is Cd: greasy. Cd a lid. VIC
toria. 100 bales; secured. II 1ad a Is 811d
greasy. Ard Is ND. South Australia.
400 bales; secured. l0d Is sud; greasy
sgd 11hd. New Zealand. $50 bales;
secured. 10lSd q Is SID; greasy. I'D q Is:
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal, 800 bales;
secured. Is i'd is IND; greasy. SID 9
01ad.
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THE FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, October 1O-Tbe stock ex-
change has been under the disturbing in
huence of the political upheaval in the
near east and presented a depressing and
occasionally demoralized appearance dur
ing the greater part of thei week, with
few rallies to check the downward course
of prices. which, on the week, show a
decline of one point in eonsols. from one
to four points I'm foreign bonds and a
corresponding loss In the kafhr section.
Paris and Berlin started the selling
movement among their specialties. Rus
sian. Turkish and Bulgarian bonds were
offered most and as the week progressed,
and with the political thickening, local
spectators hastily liquidated the large
bull account which recently had been
built up, and caused much nervousness
as to the outcome of the settlement next
week. particularly in the kaffir situation.
Late Friday the more favorable advices
from the Balkans caused a recovery from
the lowest. Consols. which had touched
S3a4. rose v point and added another u
today. while the other sections of the
market closed cheerful. with q harden
ing tendency. fhe final rates were we'll
above the lowest touched
the prevailing depression and were, COM
paratively. the bright spots early in the
week. Although continental houses sold
New York absorbed the offerings well and
with local bears covering after each rally
prices were we'll maintained until Friday,
when the market yielded to depression on
continental news. Values then slumped
two points below parity, but picked up
near the close and continued firmer to-
day, making the leading stocks only one
to two points below the quotations OF
last. Saturday. Canadian Pacific. how
ever. was the weak spot on the fist. with
q ssven-peint decline; but Erie closed the
week two points higher. The political
situation and the commencement of the
exports of gold to Egypt caused discount
rates to improve to over per cent.
BERLIN. October 1O.-Trading on the
bourse today was quiet and prices were
tirmer.
PARIS. October 10.-Tradins on the
bourse today opened better, but later 1t
became very agitated. with alternate Pc
RODS of firmness. Prices were bid up
strongly at the. close on he circulation
Of denials Of alarming rumors from, the
Balkans. The private rate of discount
was u higher. at 2h per cent.
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

Yesterdays statement of the Treasury
balances in the general fund. exclusive OF
the $50. 1910, 06O gold reserve. shows:
Available cash balances. $176.632, $50:
gold coin and bullion. $780, 24S. $50; gold
certificates. $50, 2s4 go.
The condition OF the Treasury at the
beginning of business yesterday was az
follows:
Reserve funds-Geld coin and bullion,
$40. 100000. Trust funds to redeem out
standing certificates-Gold coin. $S4l,-
956. $3.50: silver dollars. $4ss. $4,000: silver
dollars of 1850. $4.74S.OOO: total. 81 .335.
Oh. 1863; general fund.- 1854. 500 COS: deposits
in national banks. 1888. 43S,302: awaiting
reimbursement, S6O9, 80; current liabili-
ties, x17 221. 126
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NEW YORK FRUIT MARKET.

NEW YORK. October 1O.-The market
for evaporated apples continues quiet
but was steady in tone. Early new crop
fruit is quoted at 5ha8. according to
grades; 1907 at 411a81s. Prunes are dull
with quotations ranging from to Is for
California and from 61s to ~ for Oregon
fruit. Apricots are relatively steady with
choice quoted at 8AaS11; extra choice al
SAa9 and fancy at 1Oa1OLa. Peaches aye
unchanged. with choice quoted at 7a7A
extra choice at 7%aS and fancy at S11sa9
Raisins are somewhat unsettled. Loose
muscatel are quoted at 4&a81s: choice to
fancy seed at 6,1aT&: seedless at 41ta6 and
London layers at Local 80.
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MANCHESTER. England. october 10.

MANCHESTER, England. october TO-
The stoppage of machinery and the con-
tinued lockout restricted business in the
cloth market during the week. Trading
was of narrow dimensions, add manu-
facturers, as we'll as merchants. took a
gloomy view as to the future. India and
China provided only few small orders,
while the near eastern trade was upset by
the political disturbances.
Quotations were irregular. but gener-
ally ffrmer.
Yarns showed an unchanged position
on the week and small business transpired
in American crops Egyptian qualities sold
at steady prieea
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A daily paper is published as a lahora.
tory feature of the School of Journalism
recently organized as part of the cur
ricuium Of the University of Missouri. The
work Is done by the students under the
oirectioh OF experienced newspapermen.
Courses will be given in the history and
principles OF Journalism. in newspaper ad
ministration. in illustration, in the libel
law. In news gathering. in reporting. in
editorial writing. In once equipment and
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NEW YORK METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, October 1O.-There was no
fresh feature in the metal market and
business was quiet in the absence of
cables. Tin Is quoted at % 15a29.4O Cop
per was weak and nominal. with lake
quoted at l3.3714al3.6211; electrolytic at
131sa13& and casting at l2.S7ha13. 1914
Lead was dull at 4. 40a4 As and smeiter at
4. APPLICABILITY. Iron was unchanged.
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Visitors in London.
From the London Nation.

FTOW TUE t1HuOH -<dtiUH
In all they do they show their homeli-
ness and a certain natural unconscious
ness. They read aloud the names OF
streets. regardless of pronunciation that
may raise a smile: they ask their way
quite naturally in uninte!ligible words or
demand information, spontaneously from
the person nearest them: and they raise
their hat, or smile familisrly in thanks.
When they are tired they sit down where
they are-on the steps of public buildings,
or on ratings. or on the dirty, paper
strewn plots of public grass; and they
see no harm in walking hand-in-hand,
nor do they think it wrong to eat things
as they walk. They do what they want
to do IN a manner Of their own, for they
only think of what they see.
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NEW YORK. October lO.-The market
for coffee futures opened steady at un-
changed prices to a decline Of five points
owing to lower French cables. and showed
little feature. closing quiet net unchanged
TO FIVE points lower. Sales were reported
of also bags, including March and May
at 5 20 and September at 5.45.
Spot coffee quiet. Rio. No. !. IN: San
tos, No. 4, 81. Mild coffee dull; Cordova,
9ha12h.
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IN other purely professional branches. In
addition, courses will be given in English
composition and literature. history, gov
eminent, sociology. economics and other
academic branches desirable for prepara-
ton for journalism. The course will cover
four years but a combined course will be
offered, in which both the work in the
College of Arts and Science the academic
Department. and the School OF Journalism
can be taken in five years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11

The water supply OF the Naval Academy
at Annapolis was seriously endangered
Friday morning by the breaking in of
large Compartment Of the supply reservoir
tank which has a Capacity or l,ooo'ooo
"a lions and $50. 900 gallons leaked out.
The ease against James w. Pinder. the
farmer who was accused OF felonious as
sault by his niece, Blanche Ivens. was
ended at Denton. Md, when the Jury
returned a verdict Of acquital
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

NEW YORK. October 1O.-Beeyes-Re-
ceipts, 52s; v0y little doing. few
steers sold at 500; heifers at 5. Exports,
100 cattle and 3.975 quarters of beef.
Calves-Receipts. 31S. Feeling very
weak. except for prime veals: common
and medium do sold at to $50.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts. $40. Good
sheep about steady. others weak: lambs
35 to SOC lower. Sheep, 3OOa4 so; year
lings. 800: lambs 5.75a6.JO.
HoaS-ReceiDtS <2jO
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THE FOREIGN BANKS

LONDON. Oceber 1O-Bullton amount.
ing to f3O0.6O0 was withdrawn from the
Bank of England today for shipment to
Egypt.
BERLIN, October 1O-Exchange on
London. 20 marks 42A pfennigs for
checks. Discount rates for fshort bills, 4
per cent. for three months bills. ~ per
cent.
PARIS. October 1O.-Closing-Three per
cent rentes, % francs for the account.
Exchange on London, 25 francs ii een-
times for checks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11

The bank statement. published after
the stock market closed, gave warning OF
hoy our banking position will be affected
by continuance of the weeks liquidation
for foreign account
Although considerable speculative liqui-
dalton Was effected for domestic account
the purchase of foreign offerings of stocks
has swdoed the loan account of the clear
inS house banks s12.227 400 in the aver
age and 81. 755. 500 In the actual eohdi-
ton on Friday night. Other banks also
have increased loans s.. 42S 500. II these
loans are withdrawn in cash to ship gold
TO Europe to pay for securities the
double effect will cause a rapid decline in
the surplus reserves. The stock MARKET
closing tone was decidedly heavy.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par
value, 81. O64. 600
United States bonds were unchanged on
eau.