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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. March E.-CATTLE-Receipts. 20 head
Market l0sl5e higher. Prime beeyes 6.5ea7S5; poo-
90 medium 4S5a6-5. stockc-s and feeders. 2ssa53;
COWS and heifers, 35oa5.lo; Gamers 22a25; Texans
a51a56l
HOGS - Receipts 500 head. Market laalss
higher. Light 5ooa5Sl. rough. 5e0a515; mixed 5ool
5-5oS heavy. 5-2la550; pigs L5oa4so.
SHEEP-Receiuts. I5oO0 head Strong. Native
sheep. A25a7-o0. Western sheer A75a7.ooi native
lambs 5sCa7-9o. Western lambs. 6S5as0
New Yo-k. March cattle Receipts. Li69
head Steers. l0a25c higher; fat COWS nc higher
others steady Fat bulls frm; others unchanged;
all sold Steers. SIS; stays and oxen -5aAoo;
bulls 35OsA7O; COWS, L75a415- Dressed beef nr1a,
a. Sifal0is per pound
CALVES Receipts. ESQ bead SLOW. weak az
MONDAYS closing prices About an sod. Veals 40
aso0: choice. IS; few toI~- $50; c7llls A5oaieo-
Dressed calves STEADY; eitydressed veas, 7isalZis
per pound: country dressed s2loi7-
SHEEP AND LAMBS - STEADY Receipts os5
head. Few culls and bucks. 25oa4S. dressed Ohio
uethers. rs: lambs s75as.62 10 strictly prime or
choice here
HOGS Receipts 6 go head. Ma1krc higher Ohio
uieS sold at 535s prime medium-Ucight state hogs.
-0a5s S.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimo-c. March 25-Foll0rins are tie oficiai
prices az the principal commission houses.
WHEAT-Stoes in elevators. 3lsS64 bushels Set
tlirs prices were: No. , red Western e olutrlc-
spot. s1is No Tcd. 95t steamer Nc. red. sSa4 :
steamer NJ. , red Western. ssia. Western. sPu-
March g-l.. April gi.- Contract. spot March.
s5iz APRIL ss7s MAY. q.
CORN-St0Ck IN elevators L719.93 bushels Sales
of yellow on grade AZ oS1 So for steamer, ana 81
for No. 3 while mixed COM sold ar to- steamer
mixed 20 61i1. No 3 az 81. and rejected az 594- A
cargo cf white on cTade brought 6S for No. 2 eii3
for steamer and g. for No. 3 Contract April.
667sss-. Settling prices were: For No white, s.
mixed 6eAs steamer naked. 6sA; steamer waite.
e5s No 3 els. Weston spot. March. e6isa56al
April So .s67 MAY. esis-
OATS-Stocs IN elevators. l4to) Bushels. ship
npu-s from elevators. 6ss5 bushels White No. ?.
heavy. 5a51=. do. No hsat To- meaiunl. ssa5slss
do. No g. heavy sass, do No. s medium. 55iaS
57ia do No. g. hsht. 5sas7 No e. hElt % keaEv.
5sizs55is. mixed No. . 5ea56iz do No 3 SiaSiis:
No. T. 52l2s.
RYE-Stock in elevators. l07 sI Bushels; shipments
from elevators . ~ bushels No Western rye
export quoted al ssass No. Western, sass; No.
Western. S5aSf.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NoTE-Pubished only as information. and not
guaranteed
400 z. NC. & o. LIMITED. Daiiy-Fast res-
tbuie train. Pullman seeperS 20 Lexington Louis
VILE Cniclnnau. luQiaM poils Chicago. aud 81
Louis Connection Ter Virginia Hot springs Pull
nan cars Louisville % Nashville Memphis and New
orleans Dinlng cars, Ia carte service.
u.l0 l.. M. =. y. LIMITED. Uzilv-Solid
yesiIbila tram. Pullman SlecucTs 10 CINCINNATI
Lexington and Louisville Compartment Sleeping
car tu rglnia hOL Springs week QayS Dining cars
ia carte service. Pullman Sleepers CINCINNATI h
Chicago and 81 Louis, and Louisville 70 Memphis
Nashville and New Orleans
keserations and tickets az Chesapeake and Ohio
Oinces 3l5 Pennsl lFauia avenue. COZ l4th street
near r. and New Union Station. Telcrhones Nam
$50 for Washington Terminal Cab Service aud Main
lQes or 10 Tor &. q o. Ticket ONCE
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WITH BOARD.
kosher Eonrd.

'ol 9Th ST.. nice. large snnuy rooms with all mod
ern conTenences; steam heat adjoining bath central
location: good home cooking mhi5Jot
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Ihe wholesale market was in excellent shaps yss-
terday. though there was no change noted in prices
Demand i0r all the leading kinds q produce is 80
constant and sfong tbs week thar II uracticary
eats up the somewhat liberal arrivals Of prrducs
nom nearby States and fIcgr the south Comu1is-
sion merchants e1uec- lively market FOR the res.
Of the weeL
Pisces quoted are vhoIesale}
BUTTEfi-CTcEmrTy. fGuCy 5la-I. d. Western
hrsts. 2a29; do, seconds 2ss2i. process fancv pa
3; do far % good. 22a25; daiy. choice. e0zss.
good lsalS; stcre-pacscd. fresh. Isals.
CHEESE-Alarket firm and active on al kirSs.
New Ncrk State factory. large, lsal5iz: do. fats
ls1zal7; DO, snail 6zal7- do summer larye lsal5.
DO. ssmmer small lials;a; do fair 10 good llai5.
Western. factory. new. chClcs, li5zsI5 do. fair %
good. il. Firginia. %
EGGS-Nearby fresh Virginia loss or. Is. aver
axe Il. West Virginia and Southwest Virginia Ia
Is. Tcnnrsser. Hal5. NCT1h Carolina 4. duck s-
LIVE FOJLTRN-Chickens. fancy. IssI9; average.
EalS: hens. l5, rDosters. g. ducks large I5ai4;
Co. small, lial2 gecse. sal0; turkeys. toms per H.
-5al6, do hens EalS; do. thin. 10; keats 70
DRESSED POULTRY Turkey hens. undrawn.
per H.. IS do. average. undrawn, l7als: DO
thin. Ioal2: old toms. l6al7. chickens large Isaa;
small Ha22 hsus eloioe. l5alss ro0s-crs z. CucSs,
Old l3a5; geese. loal-; czpons. 7lb average Ea.2;
small. lsa20.
DRESSED MEATs-Cal7es. fun dressed. sss;
heads Od s; hCgd.assed calves, 7a9; hams, country
sugar-clrcd. l2ali; hogs. small and ne1'. pe- sWt.
6o do medium 5-51l6O0. do heavy. SO
sas9 do. rural 6aa76: sweet potatoes Ter Dbl .
aic; Jams, 25oa3.oo; cabbage. pe- est, soasj;
onions. Ohio per bushd soas0: string beans. Der
basket. 3oeaf.o; lettuce. Florida. Dlr basket "a
l55. Celerys Florida. per crate 2ooa2a
GREEN FRUTTS-Apples. YorS Imperial ~
bbl-. 215a3Oo Ben DAVIS, 2oaa25e; Vine Sap. "a
so: Albcmarle PiDpin. 100zi00. fancy table fruit
3Jes30o; SPY, 25oa3Z5: loose packed. L0oal 50.
Oranges. Florida. bright, Der box 2l5- do
r'ssets. -; California narels. 2ela2es Grzps
fruit. FLORIDA per box. 355sAs1 Crauberriss. Der
box. 2oos25o; do. per Dbl. 5o0asoa
SUNDRrES-BeesTuT 2, taIl0E. s; honey vhits
clover. l-Ib- new. II; do 1Ib. new. baI2- giuscug.
per lb.. 5ooa6oo Seneca. pr H.. 90; Golden seal
Has5. PINK, l2aA Mandrake, 2a3s Snake Root, =;
walnut kernels l2zls-
GRAIN-WhoaL southern cn grade. s2ss7- re
.as0; c9-n. sheIled. white. s5a-3 do. yellow s5a70:
10. car. 27oaso0; cats. Western white No . 5sas9;
do. mixed sass
DRIED FRUITs-AppIss. sliced. fancy. sa7. Co,
sliced. bright. is5.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. WASHED. free n br-..
per H.. = DC. UnNasheI, free % burs. Ea2s- @
bury. SAD; hides. green 5; do. 6gy Sac: sheep
skins, green. each. .5ale9; DO. DRY. Zas0: csfkins
green, L6l1i 10 muskrat 2la2f; skunk 25a75: nlnk
Lloa2so. rabbit skins. j: oDossun. IcaI5 rsccoon
Saso; fox. rsd. L2saL75: do. s-av. 50a-a.
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sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

IlChET OFFICE liI PENNA. AVE
Notice-folioWing schedule not guaranteed.
II a5 A. NJ. Daily-Seaboard Mail. Through coaches
and Pullman sleeIers 10 Savannah and jacksonville
Through slefpeTs Washington 10 Hamlet and Ham
let 10 Atlanta. PaIlor car to Pinehurst Dining
cars.
rs p. NJ. Dally-seaboard Florida Limited Solid
Pullman train through TO Jacksonville and St Au-
gustine Also through sloepers 70 PiHehurst At
lanta. Birmingham. and Memphis. Dining cars.
s50 +. VI. Daily-Seaboasd Express. Coaches and
PulimAns 10 savannah and Jacksonville.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-Foilouiug schedule figures published only
as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile New Orleans
Asheyihe. Chsttanocga. Memphis 500 a. m. aud
u 90 u IL. dniiy.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis.
New ORLEANS. lois p m, daily.
For Savannah. Jacksonville and Florida roints
no y. N. daily.
For Columbia Charleston. Augusta, Aiken. 4lo
T. N. and go n. daily
Tourist cars for California. t-i-WCeky- $40 D. a.
Local for Aarris1nbJrg. s.05 a. M. daily: AIS D. n
wcek dass; for Dauulle. 20 a. n daily. and for
Charlottesville s05 =. M. end As T. N daily
Frequent trains 10 and from Bluemout
l. S. BROWN Gencral Arrnt
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. March 5.-Following are the Official
prices to-day.
BUTTER-CreameTy, fancy. per pound. Gss5l5 :
imitation. l9azl. MARYLAND and Pennsylvania rolls
I7a20: store-packcd Ohio l5aI7: do West Virginia.
Es29: MARYLAND. Virginia, and PeunsyiFania dairg
prints lasoo.
LIVE POULTRY-Chckens. young large. per
Do,lnd l6als; snail. &a22; do. old hens. heavy
weight. IL ducks. puddle Young Slial5; do. Young
Musc9yy and mongrei, l3aIs; turkeys choice lsals;
do. choice young gobhlers. ieaI-
EGGS-NaEylard and Psnnsylrania fresh. PEI
dozen. iSiz; duck. nearby 3
POTATOES-White. nearby. TTime. per bushel s.
a70: Western Maryland and Pennsylrania z0a75. %
touac and peidTaTr. per hareI. 375A1g
FLOER-WInter extra. 3eoas-l0, do. clear 15s
80; do. straight. 4S5af.50; &C. patent 4Tasf *.
spring clear. Ai5ai.75; do. straight 5G5a5-s5: Do
patent. 5ioas.7o; City Mills best patent SIS. ID
high grade patent. 555. do straight So do ehoies
family. AZ; extra tloaA2o. Rye dou7, medium
70 choice i51aS.oo
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EnuifN Suits.

No g77sl ]. Walter Williams Is Lillian Williams: /:
divorce. Attorneys. Hughes & GRAY
No. Z7a2 Ellen 5 Aiussey. tEustee, IS Theodo-s
". Fuller e. al, TO continue VIII Attorney, Z :
Nilssey
No. Z703. Mar r. Mueller rs. John ". Mueller;
f0- maintenance. &c. Attorneys. 7. Z. Mitchell
and Edwin Forrest
No. 27o4. Daniel X Jackson rs Annie ' Yer
million. CT al; 10 set aside couTeyance Attoruey
Z. II. jackson.
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Probate Court

aAC4aAE NrVAA4Ds
Estate of Thomas r Stephenson: petition for leave
90 aocrut Offer A1torneys Clark, Preutiss and
CLARK.
Estate Of PaulIna Rocca; petition for leave 10
sell bond. AttOTreys. Archer smith.
Estate q Rufus saTton; order admitting VIII 70
probate ard record and letters testamenta-y. Al
torney j. r. IarneT.
IN ne Elsie NJ ". Fall; order for Allowance. At
toruey. J. r. Lsruer
ln re Ella Morgan; petition for allowance. Ar7or
ncy. Thomas Walker.
Estate q Henri a. CandeT. urd-r for counse Zee.
Attorney. T. q. Bradley.
Estate q Sophia scale; petition Tor letters Of sd
MANIFESTATION. Attorney. W i. Ambros-.
Estate OF Thomas J. HeEgs: kin dated February
=. lsS. petition for probate and r5curd OF VIII
ard letters festsmentary. Attorney. 6 G. Gutmau.
Estate of Thomas T. Sullivan; VIII dated December
Ie iU fled
Estate Of Charles z. Wood. petition for probate
and record of VII and letters testamentar. At
iorney Is. A Nckenney.
Estate Of Herman L. Liviagston; petition for sp-
pointmcnt o. collector.
In re Edi;h L. Redanan. order confirming report
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

stHLDI Ii II EFFECI FEBRUARY s. Iss
Leave Washington New Union Station
500 a. n. and 800 a. m.-Daily-Au POINTS on
Norfolk AID Western alo Knoxville Chattanoogz
and Memphis.
l0-5 = m.-Daily-Roanoke Bristol Winston
salem. knoxville. Chattanooga. Nash ile Nemuhis
New Orleans Through Sleeper Dining cars
For NOTf0lk-LeaTe Washington 4s9 a m daily
II % a. II. daily. 3,i5 p. M daily Arrive Norfolk
10 H., 80 =, M. Ea5 2. N.
40 p m--Daily BersyFille. Luray. Shenandoah
frams frcm the Southwest &riTe ss5 a. N, and
l30 p n.
An information Fourteenth street and New YORK
avenue lBOUd Buildiug
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OFFICE or CONSTRUCTING QUARTERaIAs.
ter Walter Reed Army Gensrll Hospital Tak0ma
Suhetation. Washington. ID. C.. March q 1905 -
Sealed pCposalE. IL tTipcate subject 20 usual con
ditions. viii Be received here until p O'Clock noon.
standard time. APRIL l3. lae Cor remodelinE and
addition 10 bakery az Washington Barracks. ID. c.
incuding plumbing gaspipln- wiring for electric
lighting. lighting fixtures. and steamhoating Plans
specifications. blank proposals. and further informa-
tiou appliCaticu A DEPOSIT of 5000 required fur
drawings and specifications Deposit viii be ~
turned 10 bidder return q drawings here United
states reserves right % accept or REJECT any OF
an bids or any rsrt thereof. Proposals % be
marked Proposals for Bakery. and addressed 70
Capt. n. l. PETT :, Q. n.
mh2f = Is = ar.i0 II
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CIreuIf Conrt 20 -

lLCllLE hAlIh4s
No is2s7. Bali, administrators. vs. United States
Express Company; verdict Tor defendant Attorneys.
Baker. Sheehy & HoEan-Bincy a Woodard.
No 555D. Hoeke IS. Gleason; Judgment On SCI "a.
AttoIneys. Hamilton Colbert. Yerkes x Hamilton
Assignments foT to-day;
No 30 Hawks IS Brown e al Attorneys, A.
5 NoTthingtcu-T Tucker & Kenyon
No. as. Nauman vs. City ard Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys Wcf 4 Rosenberg-C. 4.
Douglas and G.. p. Hoover.
No s53 Leckie vs.. Washington Loan and TrIs,
Company. Attorneys. Douglas. Baker & Sheriff. and
Bates Warren. J. DarlinS1on.
No 81. Lowe vs. Walsh Attorneys. r l. Mon
tague and Crsndal Mackey-C. F. Carusi.
No 23 Gichaer Hin. Attorneys. l. j.
Mathew \. Johnston.
No 40 Williams Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company et al. Attorneys.
A. ;. Worthingion- Herbert Micuu. Hamilton,
Colbert Hegkes Hamilton. and sMckenney &
Flanneiy.
Nc. s62. Kaufman rs Dob5ius. Attorneys N. ID.
Rosenberg and d. ". Baker-Leo simmons
No. 563 Heyman Kramer IS Same. Attorneys,
same
NJ 8i Roscntbal rs same Attorneys sane
No ga. Kaufman rs. Richardson. Attorneys, J.
J. Darlington and Arthur Peter-E. II. Thomas.
No i9l Richardson =. Washington Times Com
pany.N Attorneys. Burton 7. Doyle-L1mbert Nc
Lean
No. O5 Kelley vs.. District Of Columbia Atto--
neys, Lambert & McLeaH-E. H. Tb0mas.
Circuit Court No. =.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
Nos ia52i 1875, 1895. 5e19 and 5oll. 1nterna-
ton2l Trus, Company rs. Baker et al. on trial
Attorneys, " g. Clephane-R n. Warner II.
Jurors not sitting exclsed until Monday. March o.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. OFFICE
ot Superintendent United States Capitol Buildng
aud Grounds. Washington, y. G.. March g. 1865
Sealed proposals. lin duplieatej VIII be received and
publicly opened al the above Office al y O'Clock
Rocn WEDNESDAY. Aprl G. 1908 for electric
passcnger elevators Tor the Office building United
states Senate. Washington. d. q. Plans and
specifications mas be had upon depositing SIS with
The aboVe oihee % guarantee the return II the
drawings after The award of contract. Each bid
must b. accompanied by a certified cleck OF surety
bond IN the sum Of fve par cent Is per cent Of
the amount Cf the bid Surcties 90 the amount a
fifty per cent 30 per cent Of the contract price
vii! b. required with the contract. Tie night Is
reserved % reject any or all bids and 20 waive
techniealities and infomalities ELLIOTT WOODS.
Superintendent United States Capitol Building and
Grounds. mhl2 l9 ss-au2
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, UNITED
States Patent once. Washington ID. g. March
TO- i9ls-Sealed proposals fm quadruplcatei viii be
recrived ar this ofFc, rntn O'clock n m MON
DAY. April %. 1903 and VIII be opened imme-
diaely thereafter in the presence of such bidders
attend for producing during the fiscal year ending
June %. 1893. b. the plotolithographic or other
process copies q drawings Il the weekly issuos of
patents designs eud registered Trademarks. for the
rcprCducti0n q exhausted copies n drawings and
Specifications and fo- producing copies 4 drawings
un reduced scale for the library edition of rat
ents. Specifications and specimens. with forms a
proposals. VIII be furnished appiication 70 the
Chief Clerk n the Patent OEee All bidders are
invited 10 b. present q the opening All bids
accepted and contracts awarded subject 70 an ap-
prupriatiou by Congress 20 meet the expense. Ed
WARD b MOORE. Commissioner q Patents. Ap-
proved JAMES RUDOLPH GARFIELD. Secre-
rary. mbl9 70 gs
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PROPOSALS FOR ELECTRIC ELEVATORS
Oeice of Building for National Museum Lih-ary
q Congress. Washington. ID. C.. March a. IsS.-
Sealed proposals for furnishing deiTcruE and erect
ing IN place complete. IN running order. the seven
escrlc elevators required for the new building for
The National Museum. In. this city. viii be received
a. this 0aice urti > O'Clock D. n. on THURSDAY
The 18th dsy a April 1905 and publicly opsned
Immediately thereafter SpeciSesti7ns and other in
formation furnished on application. BERNARD T.
GBEFN. Superintendent Of Construction.
nh2i y 5.eS.ap65s
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Lawsuits.

No. J13sf James 7. McNulty re RndoIph 6
Blonc Company et al dama ges 500. Attorneys
Wilson & Bsrksdale.
No 5Ss5- D. K Jackson IS. ]. o. vermillion q
a. Judgment of e. ;. Bundy. J. P SOC Attor-
ney. r. n. Jackson.
Ne. 5aSss J. ID. Sullivan Us. John H Buscher.
ceTtiCrsri. Attorney. Andrew Lipsconb
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DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR OFFICE
Superintendent United Stales Capitol Building and
Grounds. Washington ID. c. March H. 1909 -Sealed
proposals. iu dupliate viii be received and pub
hcly opened az the above usce al u O'Clock noon
WEDNESDAY,. April 2. 1908. for panel boards and
boxes. pun boxes. &c. for the once Building
United States Senate. Washn gtou d. - Speesdca-
uonS. drawings. and SCHEDULES can be had upsn
applica-ion 10 the above ofice. Each bid must b.
accompanied by a certified check or surety bond
in the sum q i've per cent IS per cent q the
amount 0f the bid Slyeties in the um q fifty per
cent 90 per cent o. the contract price VIII be
required with the contract. The right Is reserved
90 rcect any or All bids and 20 waive technicalies
and iUf rsTnaiitics ELLIOTT WOODS Surerinteud-
eut United States Capitol Building and Grounds.
mhGI a6spl1
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When you have anything for sale send The Washing
ton Herald When you want to buy anything. look the
Classified Columns of The Heradyou almost sure to find
it Perhaps not the first @ and maybe the second day. but
sooner or later YOU will find what you the Classified
Columns of The Herald 1t will pay you read these columns
every day.
The Washington Herald reaches every section Of this city
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Bankruptcy Petitions.

No. SO. In re Robert F Cronie, voluntary. At
torney VI. F. Mangzn
Ne. so In re Thomas Walsh; involuntary. At
to-neys, Brandenburg 4 Brsudsnbsrg
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Equity Court No. L.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No assignments for TO-DAY
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 258. Colbert vs. Horrgsn; guardian ad litem
appointed Attorneys. Hamilton Colbert, Yerkes x
Hamilton
No 2I7oo. Ready IS Ready. rule as 20 maiute-
nance retuuabie March 2 Attorney, ". Z. Am
br0se.
Assignment for to-day:
No. lst. American Grsphophone Company vs.
smith on hearing AttOrneys Fulton LsEis-A. 5
Worthingtou.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

AssIcNEE'S SALE OF THE STOCK OF GENTS.
FURNISHINGS. CLOTHING, HATS. AND
ALL THE FIXTURES IN AND UPON PREM
ISES no. 81 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NV.
Pursuant to order passed in equity cause No
1883 the undersigned assignee offers for sale for
cash By sealed bids al the stock and fixtures IN bulk
IN and upon premises No 62l PennsylVania ave ny.
being the premises heretofore occupied BY Loeb x
Co. the said stock and fixtures win be subject 70
examination by prospective bidders on FRIDAY
March p. and SATURDAY March q. between the
hours Of and y. H.. and the sealed bids viii be
opened on MARCH 81. Each bid must be accom-
panied by certified check 10 the sum of Sno
SAMUEL TALBERT. Assignee
Jcnifer Building
9TH and ID. sis NV
WOLF & ROSENBERG.
Attorneys FOR Assignee. rh2-st
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TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-NO. 4 UNDERWOODS. IRON So
up; NO. Remington $40: divers ana other bar
gains BALL. MATTINGLY a DE NEALE. lD7
New York NV. ID ioor mh2s-tf
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District Court.

aLoIILE bALl-N AIsU.
No. -. In Te extension ~ street formerly W
order directing marshal 20 summon jury
No. y In 7e extension q Howard street (Colum-
5ia Heights; verdict q jury Sled.
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United States - George Herdersou. embezzle-
inent: plea Of not g.ilty Withdrawn and plea o.
guilty entered
TINTED States vs. David Glassberg grand larceny
verdict guilty on second count; not guilty On first
count
United States IS. Herman sTossins; motion tor
new trial flied.
Assignments FOR today;
United States ". George Roberts
United states Us- Fred Slaughter
United States vs. Charles Camcrun.
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK.

Set of Teeth and Gold Crowns. S up: Gold Fill
ings, 81 up; Silver Filings &c. Work guaranteed
No pain. Dr. GEO. L. EDMONDs. SO F ST. NV.
jalo-u
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: NO EXTRAC CTTNCi;
nc PAIN look. feel. act. and last longer than nat
ura teeth. shruRken faces made normal; painless
At.as DT. J. L. WILSON. l2os St NV. my2s-tf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A PRACTICAL MINING MAN DESIRES To
spend the summer prospecting in Nevada: uould
like or two parties 70 furnish necessary funds
Details communicated TO th0se interested Refer
10 ability and character No large amount
Of money required. Bon 10. Herald Office mh2a-3t
Thornton a. james, 706 IIth 81. NV
Dealers all kinds business places; excellent selection
saloons mh5 SOt
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SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF 90.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

FLEMING BUILDING. 1913 c ST. NV: RENO
vated throughout: excellent Office rooms with bes.
Of jans0r service: no extras feeDtf
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR BTTUAfTNOUS. ANTHRACITE.
ANn STEAM COATS

PROPOSALS FOR BITUMfNOUS. ANTHRACITE,
AND STEAM GOALS.
Washington. ID. c.. March e. 1903
Sealed proposals viii be received BY the Wash
lngtOn Gas Light Company az It's once. No. sl5
tenth street northwest. this city. before the
9Th DAY OF APRIL. 1905. at y O'Clock noon.
for the following supply Of Goals for the year begin
nsng April il. 1903 and ending April l. 1903:
GAS COAL.
5000 tons of best three-quarer-inch screened
Gas Coal. 70 be delivered. needed. 70 our West
Station WORKS. T'senty-szth and G streets north
west alongside our wharf
b.ea0 tons Of best three-quarer-inch screened Gas
Coal. to be delivered. needed. 20 our East sta
ton Works. Twelfth and NJ streets southeast on
tracks IN our yard.
ANTHRACITE BROKEN COAL
% 900 tons Of Anthracite Broken Coal 10 be deliv-
ersd, as needed. to our West Station Works TWen-
iy-sxth and streets northwest. alongside our
wharf
700 tons Of Anthracite Broken Coal. to be de-
Twelfth and streets southeast. on tracks IN our
yard
STEAM COAL
LEO tons of best quality Steam Coal TO be de-
iTered, as needed. 70 our East Station Works.
Twelfth and n streets southeast, on tracks in our
yard
Shipments 70 West Station 10 be made in barres
acceptable 20 this Company. and payments tc BE-
MADE ON Washington Gas Light Company's weights.
shipments 10 East Station wiz be paid for accord
ing 10 initial railroad weights
All q the above-named Goals 90 be in gross tons
q 22i6 lbs each.
Contractors for any of the above enumerated Goals
VIII BE- required "a give ample security 10 this Com
pany FOR faithful fulnllment Of contract
The Washington Gas LiSh; Company reserves the
right 20 accept ans or reject any all bids.
All proposals 20 - scaled and addressed 20 the
Washington Gas Light Company, and marked PRO
posals 10. Coal"
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
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The Washington herald., 1908-03-26
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. Der cst. sOOz5ss; butcher. SO.
400: cOamOn L50a2O0.
HoGs-Per cWt. gross. sloa5-O: ordinary. LOoa
4I
SHEEP-Cipped. 4.00a5O0: common. 15a
LAAlBS-Spring. choice Is; medium, I2al3
CALN ES-Prime. per h., 7ikas: medium. sisa-.
grass 3a4
Cows-Prime, fresh, each aeOOayaOe; curamnn
5O-0oa5OOO: old and dry, 20oalGOo.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-26
MASSAGE.

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE, FACE AND SCALP.
Swedish movements: appointments out: omen
Sundays; 2d-fcor front: walk in. SIS 18th St Nv.
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