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AUCTION SALES.
c. @. SLOAN oo. Goo,,. Aurts. ir G St

- 0s GENEAAN - ~ NAaN~fs AAClS~t Arla "
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is
TATE. CONSISTING OF FIVE 81 MODERN
THREE-ST0RY BRICK DWELLING HOUSES.
BEING PREMISES nos. =. $. a. Z, AND a
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE NORTHEAST.
Whereas default having been uads IN the pGyne-s
of interest on the debt secured By Certain deed Of
trJst. bearing date June IS A D. 800 and recorded
among the land records Of the District Of Colum-
biz On June e. A. D. 1913 In Liber 5l6s folio Ct
eq and at the written direction Of the holder and
owner = the notes secured by said deed q trust.
the undersigned the trustees named in said deed o.
trust VIII ofer fJT sale under the provisions there
o. a. public auction. IN frOnt of the premises al
o'clcek p T.. On MONDAY the 18th day q jan
us7y. A. D. 1903 he following described land and
PREMISES with TIE improvements easements rights.
WAYS. and sppurtenEnces thsTeunto belonEnz. sit
uste and lying in the Dstrict of Columbia: Lots SIX
81 70 ten tl0l. inclusive. in block ten tlei in
'Moe7s & Bsrbours Addition 20 the City Of Wash
EuEton." per plat recorded n Liber County No.
T. folio % Of the records of the once Of The sur
vsyur of the District Of Columbia. and subject to
the covenant to Use Of the property As 81 forth
in said deed Of trust
This property Ein be offered for sale a. an en-
tirstT. or as separate parcels. nay be Si7ecesd
By the trustees at the tine Of the sale.
Terms o. Szle-Ons-.hird Of the purchase price II
cash fof which a deposit q 500 must be made 70
the trustees az the tine q sale Il sold En-
tirety. q a deposit Of 500 per lot IL sold sep
arzte parcels and TIE balance in eQus notes Of the
parcnaser payable n one and two years from the
date Of sale with interest AZ the rate Of per
tum per Ennum. payable sesi-snnually, said notes
70 Be secured hy srss deed os trust TIE property
sod, - al cash. 81 the option Of the purchaser
The terms Of sale 70 Be complied with within tEs5-
= DAYS frou. date Of sale in default Of which ths
property viii be resold az the risk and cost of the
defaulti1g purchaser purchasers. after Eve days
reimbursement IN sons newspaper Published In
Washington. D. {.
at the expense Of the purchaser
EDWARD ]. STELLW AGEN. Trustee.
GEORGE z FLEMING. Trustee.
SsSIstexS 18th and n 50. ~.
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NEW YORK MONEY

New YORK. jar u-Mo1ey On cal az the sock
ezchauzs today opened a. per cent; highest 2:
lowest. IL: closing 2 Most Of the days l0ans EeTs
az per cent
Tine money had q finer tone. although TIE rzie
showed only 4 snail chznge Recall q government
deposits gold exports and the ap7Trach1ng increase
IN trust c01npsuy ressTTss February ! next were
resronsibe for the change. Demand vas sonswhs;
more active. principally fT ninety days and four
months. Rates are "a Der cent for sixty days. 5
rT cent for ninety days End four nnOuths. and 5sz
81 De- cent fOT SIX months
Commercial pape- ops1ed the week sl0x. OIer
inrS continued TO meet with good demand, but SUP
Tiy Of higa-gTade names Is limited Rates; z3za2&
Der cent for sixty sad ninety days, 81 far four
mouths. yl4a5i5 f11 I've and SIX months. ard SEs4
for twelve months
Sterling WIS again strong to-day. dsnsnd Tstss
advancing Is points. 70 AG$. Rstes for actual
lrsziness closed as follows: Sixty days 4ssS5a4s5;
demand Z s755as SO: cables. 4s75sa4-s765
Commercial bills were szits4s 50 for ninety days
Flour bills we're 4sz'z for sixty days. supply Ct
s7ain and cotton bills was good
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Jan. n.-whsat was frm. rejecting ths
condition Of the Western market. cGFn. Stesdy and
strong; osts, active, and re, duh
WHEAT-S?ot contract. Le51saI05z: SPOT No 2
red Western. L6XaL06l4: January. O5&
February. Lo5,5zl.osS MAJ. Los5sal 0s-1; steamer
No. red Lo2ital92X; receipts. s9i bushels: South
era on grade. LoZ&aIo5A-
CORN-Spot contract s5xsssls: January. ga
65-s Febrlary s51zss5s. March 65s.zs57s: NAY.
s7l.ss7iz; steamer mixed sS7sss5is receipts a SIS
bushels; exports. 5.7l4 bushels: Southern white
corn, 62as7; Southern yellow corn. 6oas5
OATS-StOck IN elevators. 1883 bushels: ship
meatS from elevators. $50 bushels. Ehire No. 2
sc: do No. , 5szs1zc: mixed. No. 5. 5ssSyz
RYE-Stock in elevators. 1850 bushels; ship
msuts from elevators, Is bushels; No. 2 Western
ne. sc; No. Weste1 re uptown delivery, SC:
bag lots. as to quality and condition. 75GsL
FL0UR-Winter extra. Ssa4l6; winter clear.
az5a4 @; winter straight, 45oz4s5; winter patent
Sass; spring clear. A2Sa4S: sprng straight
Iooa5.I5; spring patent 5Sls5.s5; City Mills best
patent. SIS: City Mills hiSb-gTads patent. SIS:
City Mills hiEh-sra5e straight, sos; City Mills
choice family. AS; City Mills extra. 375a3so.
Rye sour, medium 70 choice. A25aA5o. Corn neal
per 100 lbs L7eaiS1.
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Baltimore. Jsa. u.-Quotstions established By
the Baitim0re Fruit and Pruduce Association are
fO- wholesale lots
BUTTER-CreaneTy. fAncy. per ID. 5aSsaz; imi-
tzti0n. Za24 Maryland ard Pennsylvania rolls. ia
%: storepacked. Ohio Sals: DO. West Virginia and
Psnnsylvania dairy prints. lsal9.
EGGS-8Isryland. Pennsylvania. and nearby hrsts
81; Eastern shore Maryland and Virginia. 81;
Western frsts, q West TirEiuia. 81
LIVE P0ULTRY-Spring chickens. per h, Isal5;
hens heavy weight Bals: ducks. I2al3: do white
Pesins. lSali: geese. pal5; pigeons. young, pair
I5a2o; do old pair Is; guinea fowl, old. each. 3;
DO youns, IL Ibs and over. each. 90; turkeys
young hens. psr ID. HAS, young gobblers per h..
lssI7; Co. snail and thin. Per II. Ilal2
DRESSED POULTRY -Turkeys choice. fst
young per lb- Ban mixed. young and old Tals;
old toms Eal5; poor and thin, lZaI3. Chickens
straight young, per h. lals; mixed, young and
Old s3als Ducks. choice. fat. per 10, I5al4 Geese
nearby. choice. pr b. Ilal3
GAME-DucEs. mallard, psT pair. hesFy-Eeight
Leosl-l9: do. biackheadS. per pair. heavyweight
ss5e; do. reihesds. peT pair, Chesapeake, LGOal50
do. canvasback. Der pair, Chesapeake. zoa2 So
whole deer. per ID. i6als.
POTATOES White. nearby. prime. per bushel
7sas9; do. Western Maryland and Pennsylvania
prime, Der b1shel. 75aso; Do, New YORK, prime Der
bsshel. soss5; Do. Weztsrn. prime pr bushel, sOa
~ cec--ns ld1tElN ClllIE leA0ES. C2TTel. Ia
20 DO, Anne Arundel yelloEs. Per barrel l5Oa
$50. do. fancy Delaware, Ter barrel I50zsO
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES -Ap-les
Asryl2nd and Virginia peT barrel fancy 20os2 % |.
DO snail common. l-5sl.75; do Western Mar
land and PeunsylrzDia, barrel packed. Z5asa 90.
do. New YORK. assorted per barrel 25e41 Beets
new. Florida. pr bunch sa5 Cabhars Ngv Tcrk
State. Der ton SesEW CsaliH0Fer, New York
per barrsl, 6gz7.0o: DO. new Florida Der crzfe
35os4-0 Celey. Calforuis. Per crate. 5eoss 90.
homegrown. per bunch. 5az Crznhe-rses Cane
Cod. per ha1ei. I300al600: d.. per box. z9a4y6
Elephants Florida. pr clte 10a4O Csc.mbe-s
Florida psr basket. z5o1ieo. Grapc fruit. Florida
pe- box. 1ooa2S Kale. native per busaei hor
3aZ. Lettuce, Florida, per BASKET. LHa2O. Onions
Pennsylvania. ysiloS. Per bOshel Ea7e Orznrss
Flcrida, per bOx. as to size. L51e1G Pumpkins
native. pe- lo L5oz27 Spinach. native rsr
bushsl box, Sas0 StrzEberr;es. Florida per 1rsr+
Soasa Green beans. Florida. p- basket i5oaa IA
Wax beans. Florida. per basket. L5a15a Tcxna
toes. Florida, Der Gamer. Z0G3H Trrnirs ma
rfru urT fushr Ian
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
iazab-a, hOidias PROBATE Court No. $50, Adzia-
ls,ezfido--Ihis % rye notes that tae sub
s-ibsrS Of the District Of Columbia. have Obtained
fron ths Probate CoU-t OF The District o. Co,ubiz
istIE7s tescsDsuJzTy C1 Tie estate q Elizabeth
Fre7nd, lats q the District q Columbia. deceased
al persons having claims agzsns4 the deceased
hr-shy ws-aed @ exhibit TIE saoe. with tie Eo1rh
ers the7eof legally aUthe1tcated % the schsEibes
OF o. before ire I'd DAY OF DECEMBER. A ..
l9s. o5hsrEiss theT nay b law BE exeludsi ron
sH benefit q said estate. Given under or hsEds
this I'd 6sy of December, ISs. JOHN LOUIS
FREUND. lsS 81 =. Nv; WM. J. FRECND.
SIS 10th - NV Washington. .. c Attsst- Seal
JAMES TANNER. Register of wills for The DIS
triCt % Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court
FRANK s BRIGHT. Attorney. ds3 tE5E
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Jan. u--CATTLE-Rscsipts. s. 600: mEr-
ket quiet Little lower Prime beeTes 6sa7. 20:
poor IN medium. A0Oa5-10; Stocke-s and feeders.
275as.9; COWS and heifeTs. 2S5a525: Gamers. La
40; Tears l3os4so
R0GS-Rscesps. 300; narses 10 to Is cents
lower. Light, 5I5a5-S5: roGEhs. 55Oa57e; mixed
S50a6.Io; heavy. S4a650: pigs. 4Za53
SHEEP -Rscclpts 1900: rrartet STEADY Native
sheep, 100a5s0. Western sheep 3E5G5S0: native
lambs 4soae.so; Western lsrhs. 560as0o
New York, jan n-CATTLE-Recsipts l.S7:
steers slow; balls strong; fat COWS steady. Steers
s25as75: oxen, as; bulls 3zsa4 90; COWS Lsoa4 IS;
dressed beef steady
CALVES-ReosiDts. Lso. Veals. firm: barnysrd
and Western calves barely steady. VesIs 6Ga
io25; tops m.Ss; caIs, 500; bsrnys-d calves. 20la
40; fed do, 500; Westerns LZaGS; dressed
calves steady.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recsipss. L5so Sheep
steady. Sheep 3eaa5oo; czils 20oa275: lambs 701z
Soo culs A5sS9; yesriinEs 5oos60o
HOGS-Receipts Is se0 MARKET no-nlnaily lover.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Quotations furnished sy ". B. Hibbs Co. mem
beTs cf TIE ChiCzso Board II Trade. Hibbs Build
hg Is fifteenth street northwest
Chizso. Jan u-Wheat today held fairly f-1
In ths face q neEs that ordinarily would hEH
broken The MARKET Good buying orders were vt
and the bsSrs found 10 opening 70 start dee q
TIE worlds wheat shipments fox last week wen
heavier than expected, and the preliminary report
o. the crop Of Russia indicates co1SideTabe Increase
oze- last sszsOn- Lstsr IN the dsy the bear news
beEGn 70 affect the market slightly ard beszy sell
ing caused rather weak ciosing.
Con held Ver7 steady during the day, with cos
ing prices slightly below the opening
Oats were steady and fru-
Pr0FisiOns opened unchanged and sold 70 higher
frHras rsnaininr arn 20 TIE clnsina
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Gas OPINION ANNOUNCED.
Supreme Court Decision in which
Memorandum Has Been Given.

The opinion OF the Supreme Court IN
the case OF ths Consolidated Gas Com
pany IN which Justice Brewer. IN an
nounclng the decision OF the court In Ia
vor Of the city Of New York, handed
down a memorandum. was fled yesterday.
Justice Brewer goes at length into the
reasons OF the court for excluding the
Increase in the valuation placed upon the
company's franchises by the lower court,
so that the aggregate value OF the COM
panys properties brought the total with
in the figure where the receipts would pay
6 per cent upon them. which was held
not 70 be cOnfscatOry-
The opinion makes no reference TO the
disposition 70 be made Of deposits. now
amounting to nearly 100000, paid By
consumers since the commencement OF
the suit.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished q ". r Hlbhs & Co. u~m-
be-s II the Nsw Eo-k Cotton Exchange. Hibbs
Building x Fifteenth s;rest northwest
New York. Jan u--.'0ttDn was very st-cns sni
active today. pricss heing buoyant and falling 70
respond 20 heaTv selling fo7 profits ah,rut midday
Net ySsins fo- Ire day we're Ten n fifteen points
holding to the Close within tEo points q the high
-; for the dsy. The market opened weak On
liquidation brought over from Saturday but u-iors
were due fcr Tise and nothing vas able 70
stop the advance.
Receipts at the Pcrts were Sl0a bales against
. - last week snd 8, ,79 last rear. Fer the week
70 90 bales aEAirst EZ9B last week and 22 20 last
year Receipts 81 NeW Orleans were s1s5 bales
against A.lG last year. ard az Houston. no
.-sFr-+ 4 - f,rf va.r
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

salss-ReFuiar cal. Y O'Clock noon.
Capital Traction. 70 az lsL
Washington Railway and Ele1no preferred. II
ct 81 ! az So. az $50
Washington Gas % a; S. a. g. 3 at g. 3
a. E7s, = az S. 3 al S. = e. IS. ct sSif.
MergenthRler u az rs
Lsuston. 90 at e 20 az T.
Ms+ropolitan Nssioual Bank, % A. 2
Union Trust % - lEE-
After csTi-Cspital Trzrtion s. SOC at u5H
Se0 a. II5Z. SeO - lI5.
Washington RafIszy and Electric preferred, 50
a. s. 50 at s.
Metropolitan National Bank % a. n
Following sre TIE bid ard ssEsd Izices O yestee
Gays Washington STOCK ExcsEnEs.
GAS BONDS
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PROPOSALS.

WASHINGTON. .. C. JANUARY z. Ise
Sealed proposals VII be received AZ room ~
District Buiidinz until D n FEBRUARY e
100 for coping fdE ts Municipal Building lnforma-
tioG o1 spplication 70 Maj Cosby executive oacsr
roou 11 Districs Baiding Washington n. C.
Bios mus be accompanied b5 certified check FOR
ore hundred dollars iS30aol aI2-ss
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on TIE
Gth day 0f Decs2bsr Dos. petition Vas fled IL
the supreme Court o. the District Of Columbia
Eqrlty cause No eSs9, BY Max S2-zeho~sky s.ztiay
that hlS nzne Is difcult % spel and 20 p-onocnce
ard that for several years he has been knoE1 and
addressed BY TIA name q Msx SEnazoE, and pay
iRg hat bis HzRs Be changed 70 Max Sznsk0w
MAX SAMACHOWSKT Petitioner. MARK
STEARMAN. Solicitor for Petiti0ns- desjz5I2
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All advertising contracts made BY The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona ade circulation-a circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning
newspaper at the Capital Its books are
open.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Ez-s, Der =zt. .SsosSN; butcher. IA
SOC; c1nnon, lczs.0Q
HoGs-Per cEt, gro~s 5sOaSs; ordinary, per
eEt 555z5B
LA1IBS-Sss71s
sHEEP-Prima. SsozloO; cornson. zooaza.
CALF ES-PTime. per b. Sssaz; medium. T5sas.
1zss
cows-PnAs, fresh. escs. sSeos1sH; svaz.,.
k-Gz2.N; Cd En6 6Ty. laeaAR :
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New York Jan u--WHEAT-Weaker; HTht in
GuirT. No. I. Northern Drlath, to arrive Is; No.
. red. Z. Q. B.. l1s7. No. 2 bard, New Tcsk e O.
b. LIS; No. l. mscaroni. L4 T. o. b; No. 1
Northern Manitoba, o. b.. III: No. 2 Northern
Manitoba. Z. 0. b.. LA Exporters took three loads.
C0BN-SEnzE trade. No. 2 elevator. new. &C AZ
rire. 6siz No. 2 o. b., spot St; No. e % s-TiTe
g. T. o b.. No. 2. yellow. T. q B.. s7z: No 2
white, E o. B.. nominal. q Exporters took two
leads.
RYE-Dun No. 2 a.fob
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N TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
a Columbia. holding Probate Court Estate q
Mslenda Il. Smith. deceased No. 1881. Ad-
nisaistrztiou Dockst S.-TEs n0tiE2tiS, 70 TIE
trial q the issies IN this case relating 20 tbs
validity q The psper writing dated TIE 18th day q
NoTeober. 1905. Fssrportirs 70 Be the last VII
and testament q MelsDde r. Smith, 6ecszssd.
having been returned As 70 Resd Riley. T6s Nc
Kenny, Phlz1dT c. Riley, Benisni1 Riley.
&stl3z Riley, EIlen s Psss married name IN
kno=ul, Mistie Wade Frederick StAnsbury Phi
anGeE c. StanSbgry. Robinson Riley. al D0nTgsi-
dents not 70 he f1rud" = IS thts 18th SSy q
Decsnber iaos ordered hat The Issues be - down
Ter trial OF the sTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. Isos
and that -his ords- and = copy q I'D issues
shzI be puhIsheS 0nce vsek fer four weeks n
the Washington Law Reporter ard tTice a Essk to-
the sane pericd in TIE Washington HeTsl1
ISSUES
% Vas TIE sai5 MeIs15e II. Smith at ths
tine u the execution hT hcr q tbe TaPG ETitilg
purpor1iug 20 b her last vi and testznent q
sound mind s1d rsG1ory. and czpabe q execzttng
z Fsid deed wiz O. cntTzctf
q Was the sid paper writing pur7urti1g TO Be
the last VII and testament q Aeisnde r. Smith
sxec1t-i b. hcr CT its execution procarec through
TIE fu1d. cro11Tention. undue i1dusns. o.
coercion b-uuEht agzinst OF upo1 hs-. TIE sad
Mslsnde =. Srl.h, b Edward T. Mose w any
oLhs- persr1 q pe-sons' TB0S. q ANDERSON,
Justics. Attest: tSeall JAMES TANNER. Regis
tsT q wills fr The Dixe-1c1 q Columbia Cler4 *
the Probate CurL JOS A BUREART. AttoEnsy.
6e2& 2 nz5sEls
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STORAGE.
FIREPRooF sToRAG.

FIREPRO0F STORAGE
separate locked rooTns. 500 per month upl
Estimates furnished
MERCHANTS Transfer & STORAGE CO,
ALI S22z 3 - IN.
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Harding & Upmsn, architects. have
been commissioned BY Charles f. Gross
to prepare plans for a store and apart
mert at the southwest corner OF Four
teenth street and Park road. The new
building will be In the form Of an addi-
tion TO the present building. occupying
the entire lot 81 by 40 feet The addition
VIII extend TO a greater depth than the
present store and viii add two stories.
Il is designed in colonial style. Il VIII
be constructed of red brick with stone
trimmings. Mr. Gross will occupy the
first floor with his store and above there
viii be two five-rOom apartments, finished
in fine style for family use.
wnnge. Gibbs & Daniel have sold
for Augusta c. Motz one OF the three
colonial brick residences on the south
sido OF K street. between TweHty-sixth
and Twenty-seventh streets northwest
The house has an attractive front OF
Flemish bond brick. with wrought !ron
porch OF special design. It has six rooms.
porcelain bath. and Is heated by furnace.
/ It occupies a lot IS feet front by q depth
Of Ie5 feet, 10 a 3o-foot alley. II Is the
purpose Of the purchaser, Mr.. c Alme-
rigo. to hold the premises as an invest
ment-
In a report OF estimates just compiled
and published in the Construction News
OF Chicago, showing the scope Of build
ing operations in forty-seven cities Of
this country during ises, as compared
with 1877. washington was given the
eighth place. indicating al advance Of
Il per cent during the year. Twenty-six
of the cities show decreases, ranging
from 10 ~ per cent The entire number
OF cities taken together shows g decrease
during 1893 Of exactly per cent.
During 1905 washington erected 5,Is7
buildings, as compared with 4.S27 in 1877.
which cost 81. 425.2g7. as compared with
sl02Ss. .sl6. IN all Of the forty-seven
cities 1889 buildings were put up. az a
total expenditure Of s4ss, ,9S6.iSs. against
| 1885. aggregating in cost S24.27S.e0l in
/ 1907. This shows an increase OF 4.524 IN
the number OF buildings. and decrease
I Of 81, 81. So in the cost OF construction
The only cities which made gains
slightly higher than Washington, IL
T their order. are New York, Chicago.
Brooklyn. Philadelphia. st. Louis, Port
/ land. and Seattle
Building permits were issued yesterday
] to:
7 ". 3 Wood: one three-story brick
dwelling at 20ls Q street northwest; archi-
tects. Wood. Dom & Deming: builder.
I c. Langley; estimated cost S15.O00-
e. P. Hinkel & Co, to repair ore three
/ story brick warehouse at sSS Maine ave
nue. southwest: architect and contractor.
/ W. ]. Simmons: estimated cost. &. 30.
I F " Newell; one two-story frame
dwelling at 300 Thaysr street northeast:
architect. c z. Died; estimated cost
S15oa
I John L. Warren. one four-story brick
! artment at 2So5 Adams NIL road: archi-
Itects. Hunter & Hin: estimated cost. SS5-
lCle
| John I. Warren; one fOur-story brick
( apartment at 2S11 Adams NH road: archi-
tects, Hunter & Hin: estimated cost 30
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore Jan u.-FoIiewins are The sales ard
quotations en- the NEST active securities listed
the Baltimore Stock Exchange:
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

QuosAsions furnished by ". B. Hibbs & CO.
members New Tork Stock Exchange. Hibbs Bulid-
CALI. sTONEY-sALES BY HOURSs
Money. o., Iz; H, ?; l., Ia; Close, =
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LEGAL NOTICES.
". c. CIEPHANE. Attoru-y.

N TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q COlumGA John 3. Plsyte- "a Geo-Te snyder
e q. No. 2HS. Equity Doc.-Tne o65ec1 q this
s1it Is % reform certain deed IN trust from Ed
vard Piayter cS1vsying to Henry J. Piayte- Ger
tam RAJ estate IN the city q Washington. D. C..
described sublt tss1ty-seFen fI7). fn ". A.
CO1ltsr's subdlTision os original lots one o. tE0
2. and thTes 81. iD biOck tEO 70 Le DTolf PARK.
ss TIE sane Is rec0Tdsd n BOOK County No. !,
psgs p q The SUrsyor's Ofce q The District
q Columbia. ETs and eIcept a Erip ta-Ee feet
Eiis IN the rear q said lot 2 which is to be rsed
IN cunzlon With cthsT lot oTle7s alley. sid
desd being duly recorded G-nonS the Land Rsco-ds
q the DistTict q Columbia in Libz- EB az folio
l2o. ard 6e-esiEz the tile to TIE aboFs-dssTibei
real estate % y II the c01pizioaut, Iohl B
FlaTte-- o. notion q ths crnplzinzrl L Is MS
Ilth day n SauuaTy. lso3 ordered that tie Gefcld-
ants. Gs5-Ec SNYDER. Saiie Szyts- Mary Snyder.
Eliza PlasteT MsriettS Law. DAVID Law, GensyigTe
LaE. Isaac Law. and George Floyd PlzyteE, eause
their sPpe3rnce 20 BE entered herein O7 Be-
fore the fo-lieth dsy, e1c-Sve os Sundays
sud legal holidays. occs-ing after TIE Day q TIE
srst pbiicatia q fhis o7deTi Otherwise the oause
vii b preceded with IN case q default. Pro
vided q c1py u this order b published cnce
week for three SUCCESSIVE weeks n the Washington
Law Reporter and The wssht s7on Herald before
said dzy. JOB BARNARD. justice. A true coTg.
Test fSeaLl J r YOUNG. Clerk. By J. 4. q.
PALMER, Ass.. CleTk- tzEB& &fe2
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Largest Morning Circulation.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New YORK. Jan u-United States goEerurnsut
bou6s were unchanged to-day
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CURB MARKET.

ouotatious furnished by ". B. Hib5s Co. ZEN
bsrs New York Stock EzchszEe. Hi5hs Building
E5 Fifteenth strset northwest
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

Reserve fund
God coin and sl5aa 900 %
Tr71st fsIBds held for the redemption q
outstanding notes and certificates:
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

'E1-diyidsnd. fy5 paid
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otai sales, Sl75e58. against ssGs.o5a- sstrrssr.
q. .oe9 week aEo. ard si.e5.ee a yea- ago.
Little Falls herald., 1909-03-12
BUCKMAN

March s.-Clara Mlschke has ar.
rived home from the hospital at
Minneapolis, where she has been TAX
ing treatment since Christmas.
DR.. Westholder IS having quite fine
practice here. He is kept quite busy.
John Schmolke has a big lumber
yard now and has all kinds of lumber,
shingles, laths and posts for sale.
Frank Mlsche is having his machine
building put in readiness for the
spring trade.
Clara Mische returned home from
Minneapolis Saturday. where she has
been taking treatment, fully recovered.
At the special meeting of district ii
the plan of the two-story building of
four rooms was accepted. The school
board is also to purchase new school
site of one acre for the building. On
motion the meeting was adjourned
until March 18th at p m. to consider
Little Falls herald., 1909-03-12
A BOLD COAL THIEF.

Brainerd, March 9.-One of the
boldest pieces of thievery ever per-
petrated was reported to the police
Saturday. On the preceding night
somewhere between four and six tons
Of coal was taken out of the coal bin
Of the Imperial block IN the heart of
the city. The ccal blu IS under the
sidewalk and the coal filled the Tin
within few feet of the walk. The
supposltion is that there we're several
parties to the theft and that the coal
was either taken to a rig which was
left in some nearby alley IN baskets,
or that 1t was taken IN the sameway
to some nearby building. In any
event 1t is hard to tell how 1t could be
done without the policeman seeing
the parties, as the place from which
the coal was taken, through off the
main business street, is in plain slgnt
from that street and not over 60 or 70
feet away. It is said that this is not
the first time coal has been taken from
the Imperial block recently.