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DAILY COURTRECORD.
CTuesday, July 20, 1900
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

ahNAANA NAftHtAAH
No. s9ll2 Waddll ir.. VS.. Allan ct al action
Of trustees approved and distribution Of forfIirun
authorized. Attorney. W. T. Smith.
10. Es0. Belote ys. Belote; rule rcturnable July
q Attorney. W. E. Ambrose.
No. D5l5 Warwick vs. Hin; Alex. II. Bel ap-
pointed receiver. bond. SZO1. ArtOrncJs Webster
BaIinrer-J s. Essby-Smith and G. A. Street
No @EI Jones VS.. jackson; rule rerunable
july @ Attorucys. ]. Wiliamson-DaIid Wolf
No Ejii3 Patterson vs.. Fox. T.. b. hlmbau APP
pointed receiver; bond. Sl00o. Attorneys. H. L.
DAVIS. Happier & Meullat-P- Il MARSHALL
no. G268 Franklin Insurance Company vs. Bon
ssi Il al. guardian I'D Item appointed Attorneys.
~. 3. Guy-F A. Feuuins, 7. N. BI9Un, W. A.
Johnston, and a.. w Clasert.
No $50 Coughlan VS.. Trades Uuionist Publish
ing Company: leave % hie supplemental petition
granted and rule rcturnab.e july - Attorney, C..
T. Hendlsr
No. isis Cumberland vs. Guyson; order 10 re-
fsnd deposit Attorneys. J. Williamson and Thomas
Walker-Git-ings & Chambellin.
40. E57L Rock Us. Warren. reference 10 auditor.
Attorneys GittinSs & ChambeTln-W. l. Am
brose.
No. &53 Heam vs.. Thomas; restraining order.
Attorneys. Wilson & Barksiale.
No $3.50 Stotts Park Realty Company vs.. PlocS
CT al; leave granted % Gle amended answer. At
t0rueys W A. Johnston-A T. Shoemaker. Slcnau
4 Lerch. r F. CaIoday.
No. 2956. Daniel ct al Us. Ralston et al; refer
encc 10 auditor Attorney. W. Z. Ambrose.
In ~ Qunacyl Margaret L. Gcuchcri COMMITTEES
authorized % institute suit
No. e5l8 United States National Trust Com
pluy; rule retuinahe August . Attorney. c. r.
Wilson
No. 25l3 Rheem vs. Stewart ct al; reference q
auditor. Attorney, Nelson Wilson.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Lot g. block
IS; Florence @. Smith q viz 10 Eugene Bush, SO
Twenty-seveTth and streets northwesi-Square l92
lot IS; Francis T. Rdout N James Z. Padgett
and William H. MauoEue. trustees. SO.
Twenty and Z streets n0TthWest-SQua1e ld2
lots Co. G.. and 6s; William II. Manogue and
James +. Padgett trustees, to George VI.
Marsh. 2O00.
Twenty-scYenth and streets northVest--SQuare l92
lots IS. 81 and 6s; George ". Marsh 10 Matte
r. Slater. SO
GriswOld's Addition to Anacosua-Lots SIS and sos
job Barnard and Maude H. Griswold. executors
and trustees. ct al. 10 Laura A. Brauman. $.
Potomac avenue southeast. between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets-Northeast Of square 1866 lots
q, q. and 81. Robert Il. MahOney Ct TX 10
Herman r. Howenstein So
los FaiTmOQnt street northwest Pleasant Plains and
Mount Pieasant--Chares J. Butler and Thomas
H. Banes 10 Emmot c. Andlus SO
Rock Greek TOad-VaiC. part Of a Tract; Susan
Mackhee to Hattie Dixon $40.
Ingleside-Lot Co. block Y; Robert Thomas Frazier
ct ux- 10 the Kennedy & Davis Company. $40.
Canal road. between Thirty-seTenth and Thirty
eighth streets-Square 1901. lots . 10 3; James
E. Padgett and Crandal Alack0y. tristeesi 70
Dwight Anderson.
Meridian Hil-Lot ISL block Is; James strayer TO
Mary Lyon Lewis SO
Canal road, between Thirty ssFe1th and Thirty
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, July 8.-SULLFEED-stroug qJ-iet.
Spring bran. 2l.B; standard middlings $50; city
bran. 800. In bulk; Western red-dog $780, TO ar
rive winter wheat bran. in loopoGnd sacks, 70 az
rive. 2Io0.
OATS STEADY, dun trade No. white. .50a5Ols
No. white. i9al9is; No. white, isaiss; white On
track. fsa52it.
FLOuR-Stcady and quiet. Kansas straights SIS
aj.5e IN sacks; soft straights Assoc. ia barrels:
spring patents. 60oa675. in barrels; spring clears
L6Qa500 new Kansas straizhts TO arrive. 5.20a5.40.
RYE FLOUR-Steadyi moderate business. Choice
brands quoted az A8as-50
CDRNMEAL-strougi checking demand. Kiln
dried for export $50: coarse neal In bags IS-al 40
bEEF-Steady; moderate business Packet l6Ola
1857 family. I9O0al950
PQRK-Steady; small trade. Mos. $50; family.
8N
HAY-Recepts. 100 tons; strong; trade moderate.
Prime to-day L&; Nc. J. Id; No 2, LIS; No. 3
LGoal0j
SrRAw-Receipts % tons; steady; fair business.
Long re quoted az 6oa65
LARD-iirm; quiet Prime Western. 1875: city.
lis; refined continent. I255i South American. l15
refined Brazilian kegs. 49, oleostearaa 1919; lard
stearire, slow; New York. 1874.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. July 2s.-WHEAT-stock IN elevators.
I52t4 bushels shipments from elevators. &c $50
bushels. SALES q cargoes grade az l024 Tor No.
2 red. 80 for No 3 red g7d for special bin steamer
95s for stock steamer 9f5 fer special bin rejected
and SEA for stock niecied Bag lots hy sample as
90 quality and o0uditicn brought Sc. s. 60 a. IS.
e6. g. %. leo aud l.u Der blshel settling prices;
For contract L0.&; No. 2 I'd Western, LO4h
steamer 30 rcd. 954
CJRN-Stock N ,loatCrs lG.57s bushels: ship
meuts from elevators. o "a bushels. Contract
july. 70 nominal Slot mixed corn early was 90
and prices continue 90 hold steady on CON- being
in moderate demand Settling price officially posted
was; For contrast. 5eiz.
oAiS-St0ck Ga elevators 151 Gil bushels. ship
meuts from elevators 10156 bushels The quotation.
for new oats GA spot were; White So. 2 rs u
weight i9ai9is; d. No. 8 as % weight i7l1algs
do No 4, as to wright. i51ai61: do. mixed No
2 4o'saiI nominal; do. 80. 5. i5i1li6
BAE-stock iu elevators. l6ilf bushels. SHIPMENT
frum elevails, e Bushels ~. , 55c Western DO
mestic. 5oas2; 80 3 ne Western. dom. sic. 72d75
bog lots. as 70 quality and condition 70476.
FLOUR-Wmtcr extra. new 1.55a175: do. clear
new. 4liai.aJ. DO. straight. new. 45lai65: do pat
ent. rev. 5-4a5.i5 spring clear, 4HaA75. do.
straight. 1jal-Ij, do, patent. C.Ga6S city mills
best patent. go: do. high-Cade patent. SIS: a..
stmight, SIS; choice family 40. extra. 25a3 Is
ye nouT, medium % choice. AZ5aL58. cornmeal PEI
! l0 d.. L5Jzl.s3.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. july o. -QuotatiCns by Baltimore Fruis
aud Produce Association are as follows:
EUTrER-Creamerg. fancy. plr IT,. gaZ3is: do.
choice, ut D.. lia2sia DO. good per h. 9aE
DO. imitation peT d.. 2a13 do. PRINTS. per To-.
&a32. do biocss. pcr b. 1al ladc Fer b. "a
p Maryland and PCunsJ Tauia rolls H.. 2. Ohio
rolls, per H.. p West Virginia rolls oct ID. p;
ston packed. per H. q Maryland. Virginia aud
Pennayi'inia dairy prints. pr 10. z; process but
Ter. pcr d.. Plan.
EGGS-Narlsnd. Pcnnsylrauia. and nearby hrsts
Ter doZ l' Western frsts. per doz., Is; West Viz
Enh nrits. TT doz., II; southern frsts per d0z..
10. guinea eggs. per dCz. SAG.
LIVE POULTRY Chickens spring lis lbs and
ever pcr h. Tals: do. small and medium, l7als
old hens, per ~. heavy. Il do. small % medium,
u; old ROSTERS per No., n: sprug. large. per H.
le' do. small 20 medium ls; ducks. small per To-.
u; DO. musccvy and mCugrcl. Der H. 12al3: do.
spring, lbs and over. per H.. i5ai6; do. smaller.
lsal4: pigeons. young, rer pair Is; de-, old, peT
pair, %, guinea fowl old each q
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Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibhs & Co. mem.
GERS Of the New York stock Exchange Hibbs Bunc-
NEW YORK MONEY

New York, July 26--NIoney on call at the stock
exchange today opened az pcr crnt. highest 2
lowest /. closing IA per cent Most o. the DAYS
loans were made 40 ? per cent
Time money was. If anything. slightly easier. The
demand from stock commission houses was light
Rates. ~ per cent Tor sixty DAYS. per cent Tor
ninety days AZ per cent for four months. Asai4.
per cent for Eve months 57s5N per cent Tor six
months.
Mercantile paper continued very dun. This was
not dine 20 a lack q desirable paper. as the mar
ket furnished plenty Of such material but 10 an in
different demand. Rates. 5la5st per cent for sixty
90 ninety days Endorsed bills receivable 5Ila5K per
cent for choce four % six months single names
Der cent for others
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eighth streets-Squa1e 190l. lots = 70 O. Dwight
Anderson 20 Robert Allen $40.
Brightwood Park-L0t 50, block 8, DIler F. Got
GO TX 10 Thomas u. Georee $40.
~ Fourteenth street rorthve-t-S1uarc at lot S3-
John IT, label 90 Patrick F. Nelian SO
Ingleside-Iois q 20 q block .. Chester A. snow
% Capital City improvement Company. SD
Columbia Heights-Lots p and g block 81; Capital
city improvement Cosuany % Chester A.
Snow. SO
Fleetwood Park-square 2s95. lot q: James B.
Nicholson et Ux. 20 6. DarDu and Jean L.
Gamble sie
Dent place northwest between Thirtieth and
Thirty first streets-SCuare l2s2 lot IS. w. Wal
lace Chiswell aud Harry G.. Kite 90 Virginia
Parlctt So
Connecticut Avenue Hirlllnd-S4uare e15o los 6,
Z. and S; the Connecticut Avenue Highlands
Company 70 Gertrude T. Wedder5urn SO.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. July &.-CATTLE-Receipts. esq head.
Feeling weak Dressed beef dull ar last quotations.
Latest private cable advces from London and Liver
pool quoted live cattle higher at l2al5 per pound.
dressed weight; refrigerator beef steady az lOisalO7.
per pound. Shipments from here tomorrow a
cattle, IS sheep and !, 900 quarters OF beef
CALVES-Receipis. 81 head. Dressed calves
slow; city dressed calves slow; city dressed veals
sSiliDg at lsal6 per pound: country dressed l0al4;
dressed grassers and butteunilks lOal2s
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts. $3.50 head.
sheep quiet and steady choice lambs steady: others
less active and generally l0ai5c lower. Ordinary to
fair sheep. 3oaaL00 per 100 pounds: ordinary ~
choice lambs. '.Oas5l Dressed mutton slow. except
for choice light carcasses az salO me-. roln5
dressed lambs lial5
HoGs-Reeeipts, 2, i65 head. Feeling nominall,
steady
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRATN-Wheat, per bushe s0ass corn. she'll
ed. per bushG 6sa75; cob. 271aAO0 per barrel oats
Western white. No. 2 Per bushel. 4sa52: mixed.
per bushel. 45a5o; hran. per ton, $50; mddlings.
per ton 200.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay Western No J. 200.
No. 2 MOO. mixed. eco: loose at local scales l9;
straw ne bundle. i2eo straw rye, machine thrash,
loco; straw. wheat. oer ION. SO; straw, cat. Der
ton, sou
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Estate Of FRANCESCA Hoist letters Of adrlinistra-
ton granted 70 Ludwig Hest: bond 500 Attor-
ney. A. IA Ncunycr.
Estate Of LaWrcnoc +. HAYES; letters OF admins
tration granted 70 james j. HAYES; bond S. coo
Attorneys. Darr. Peyser q Curtin.
In re William T. Girt0n; Bamey Girton appointed
guardian; bond 500. Attorney Burton Macafee
Estate Of Henry VI. Knight; letters tesiameut9ry
granted 10 Carlisle 2. knight; bond 500. Att0r
neys Wilson & Barksdalc.
Estate Of Francis 6. Clarke viii admitted 70
probate and record Attorney II. W. Wheatley.
Estate Of T.ichsrd W. Ross petition for letters o.
administrator. Attorneys, Lyon < Lyon.
Estate Of Harry De WITT Moore; same. Attorneys
same.
Estate Of George Andrews: same. Attorneys
same
Estate Of Frederick Myers; same. Attorneys, same
Estate Of Charles Griffin same. Attorneys same
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. July a.-Iive hogs steady to Sc higher.
Receipts estimated az 1900: left over 2lTI: esti-
mated tomorrow. 1900. Bulk Of prices. ss5aS e5;
light 860a905: mixed and butchers 22saS s.: heavy
79aS5; workers. Ss5as.00; pigs. ss5a95
Cattle weak. Estimated receipts 5000. Beeyes
ASoa4s5; and heifers. 26OaB.e5; Texas steers.
S6la5.6o: stockers and feeders. 4iea6S; Western.
675aS.75 Sheep were steady. Estimated receipts
S0o9. Natives. 260afi0: Western 25hAsO; year-
lings. 4.Za5.7S; lambs, 45Oa7.5O; Western lambs.
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Moderate rally sets In.

In the last hour, when moderate rally
set in, transactions were not as large or
as frequent. The rally resulted In the
recovery Of only small portion Of the
losses. and the price level at the close
was well below the previous low average
OF the year
The news Of the day was not at all In
accord with the course Of the market.
Corn. cotton. and wheat reports were
all somewhat more favorable, and all Of
these commodity markets were weak.
The only change in the money situation
was a slight Improvement
The quarterly statement Of the Steel
Corporation, though not given out until
after tho close Of the market, was IN
most respects better than had been ex-
pected- For the quarter ended June 90
the company reported earnings of $40
1n,000, as compared WITH high estimate
OF $S9OO0,O0O. The earnings. which ex-
coed those in the March quarter By
S2554OOO. are but $4,000 below those in
the December quarter. and are So .OO
above those FOR the corresponding quar-
ter Of last year. After the pavment of
the regular common and preferred divi-
dends, the company has a surplus net
income for the quarter OF N291OOo0
which is S1.257.000 IN excess Of the amount
pe+d In dividends
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No 29ss7. In re Nathan sinauck; change name
Attorneys. Mack stearman and P H. Lanshran.
No &55S Jennie Dyrenforth vs.. J. Wilson
Dyrenforth ct ux. Declare trust and reconveyance
Attorneys. ". II. Dennis and r. H. Yeatman.
No. @539. Lizzie Taylor vs.. Clarence Taylor;
maintenance. Attorneys. c. H. Hcnans and G.. +.
Collins
No. 25iO. John B. Bottineau vs Martin l.
Wiley; exonerRtion. Attorney. John Ridout.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKEr.

CATTLE-EXtrA. per ewt.. GsOa7.Os: do. hutch,~.
L5Qa5.50. do, common. 2O0a3.O0
HOGS-Per cwt., gross. go: do ordinary. 500.
sHEEP-Pnme. A5oa5Do; do common. 1oOalOa
LAMBS-Fancy smiug. 7l4as; fall, choice. per h..
easiz: d. medium, :.
CALyEs-Prime, Per ID. sash; do, media n. IL;
do. common, g.
nSn. S.ocaso.oos do. old End dry. I9O0al5.Od.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Business was very dull on the local
stock exchange yesterday. Only a few
brokers were in atten4aDce. and these
had only small orders to buy. As a con-
sequence, no bonds were sold, and the
stock transactions amounted to only us
shares. Of which the greater number were
Railway common. which sold at %. Gas
was little stronger than on the previous
day. going at 70. while Lanston showed a
decline to So Union Trust sold five
shares at 1a
Few more feyerish days have been ex-
perienced IN Washington than yesterday
in the local branch houses connected with
the New York Stock Exchange. A good
many investors in Washington have been
buying stocks Of late on the supposltion
that they were low. IL they had not
reached the bottom. Yesterday men were
watching their Investments with a good
deal Of nervousness. From the first
clicks OF the ticker prices hogan to sag
and continued to go down all day, with
only one or two feeble rallies. One OF
these came at the close. when some OF
the leaders gained nearly a point
1t was a hard day for those with mar
row margins. Those who had bought
several days ago on a 10 per cent basis
were obliged to put up money to cover or
lose out and the prospect was anything
but encouraging. Larger crowds around
the tckers have not been seen in Wash
ingtOn in many a day.
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JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No 266B United States Va. Edward S. Kinler;
defendant released from Jail july so.
No 4o2 United States vs.. Osborn Riley; sane,
No Zl4s United States vs. Burton B. Rioo; non
support; bench warrant ordered and issued.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

saies-Regular call. l2 o'clock noon:
Washington Gas. % az q, s az r.
Mcrgcnthalcr. 10 az 2l5
Lanst0n. II at So 6 at So
Union Trust 70 az Isl.
After call-Union Trust 10 AZ Isl
Washington Railway ard Electric common 3 al
g, . at %
following are the bid and asked Prices on yester.
days Washington stock Exchange.
GAS BONDS
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hihbs & Co.
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchange, Hibbl
Building
New York. July 26.-The market was quiet and
steady al the decline during the late afternoon
Trading was light and local With most Of the bust
ness professional
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Lawsuits.

No. 52sol William BIncham rs. Washington,
Alexandra and Mount Vernon Railway Company;
damages, $1,000 Attorneys, r, F. Downing and 6.
A. Berry
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibta & Co.
members q the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbi
Building.
Call money Open. 2; high, "a low. 2; close, 2
SALE OF SHARES by HOURS.
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IIVII LIIl.
Mrs. Benham-Hips are coming back.
Benham-I suppose that means that we
shall have to move out OF this nat
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nankruptcx Court.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No 664. In 70 William B. Wheeler; hearing SCI
for August 70.
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District Court.
Equity Suits.

JUSTICE WRIGHT
No. 80. IN re condemnation squares ZB Ct al.
order awaiting payment for parcel Il.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished BY W. D. Hibhs K Co.. mem.
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibhs Build,
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WHEAT-wcaker. slow. No / Northern spring
20 arrive T. O. D.. l3E: no. 2 red new, r. o. D..
Lob, No 2 hard New York. T. o. b. n6la
No. ] macaroni. +. o. b.. los: No Manitoba, {. o.
( b., L1. Quotations are on canal basis
CORN-Lower but duh. summer mixed, nominal
export basis; export No. 2 nominal Is. 20 arrive
c. J. f. IN elevator.
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WALL STREET NEWS
New Low Records for Year
in Most Stocks.
PRICES ALL GO rUMBLINa
Declines OF Dozen Points Made and
in Some as Much as Thirty Points.
Slight Rally Sets I'm Before Close,
but transactions ere SmaII-The
Crop Reports Are better.

New York. July 26-Liquidation that
had swept away prices IN the four previ-
Gus market sessions fairly deluged the
stock market to-day. It began instantone-
ously with the opening OF the market and
continued entirely without interruption
until the last hour and the slight rally
that then ensued was not convincing
enough TO show beyond doubt that it had
yet run its course.
The entire list suffered from it and suf-
fered severely. Yesterday a break of
eight points In St Louis Southwestern
preferred and somewhat smaller declines
in other specialties had shown the weak
ness Of the market position OF such Sc
curities and had impelled the banks to
scrutnize loans carefully with the result
that calls for additional margin on loans
secured by securities Of these classes
We're frequent
Wall street operators were quite as
keen as We're bankers in approaching the
hazardous position of the nondivided
paying stocks. and specialities, and such
securities were offered for sale in ex-
traordinary quantity and variety from
the time the session opened.
No Demand for stocks.
AS seemingly they had expected. the
general weakness OF purchasing power
and slaekness Of investment demand for
standard. active stocks betokened an al
most entire lack Of demand for those OF
the other class. Stocks like Missouri Pa
eifc. Southern Railway preferred. and
Rock Island preferred. broke widely be-
tween sales until they sustained such
losses as 12&; "a, and 1G points respec-
lively.
Scores OF others also showed greater
weakness than on any previous day OF
the year and a break I'm price further i'm.
paired the value OF collateral. the liqulda.
zion became more impulsive and excited
as It continued It extended quickly and
inevitably to the standard active stocks
and the session was not half over before
the market was more badly demoralizec
than on ary previous day Of the year OF
for that matter, on any previous day since
1907
The very highest class Of investment
stocks suffered as greatly as did the
others, A block OF 500 shares or Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western. for in
stance, sold thirty points below the price
at the last previous sale. and small Of
ferings Of New Jersey Central stock
depressed the price seventeen points.
Before the liquidation was stayed the
market was intensely active. more than
100000 shares changing hands before
O'CLOCK
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largest Morning Circulation.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Made Rt Lowest Rates OF Interest.
W. H. WALKER. 729 18th st. NV.
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and possibly her attractiveness IL she
Appeared professionally a. a musician.
Gertrude. her sister believes, and 10
does Mrs Horn. went 20 Bernard only
with a view q carrying out her sister >
notions. But Bernard had a great deal
Of correspondence 10 attend 90 and he
found it a convenience % pass this work
on 10 Gertrude The latter also vas an
art pupil in post ring and useful IN Assist
ing BERNARD in his instructions. Gertrude
aiso earned money She got work a. a
substitute Ia some municipal once. She
often expressed % her friend leila a
wish 20 leave Bernard's place. and why
she did not do 10 when she was visiting
Mrs Hopp tho latter could account Tor
only by saving, lie exercised his in
fuence. There j. no doubt Of that. do
not say that il was hypnotism; do not
pretend 20 know what u was. But ! do
saw that Gertrude was kept from staying
with me Just a. my own daughter was
kept from telling me what she had seen
and heard at Bernard's. IL was lis IN
huencs
According 70 his lawyer Bernard has
lactured in respectable houses on his
cult Residents Of the block in West
Seventy fourth street say that ever since
last August there have he~n men and
women entering or leaving bernards
house early in he morning. and other
things that have caused considerable an
noyanCe TO the neig hbOrhOOd. Mr. Amer
man says he met Bernard five years ago
when Bernard was interested in publioa-
ton called the TdRfuk Quarterly. devoted
20 booming his business Bernard told
Ansrfnan that tho Tantrik order was a
very Old one. founded long before the
birth Of Christ. and that Christ himself
vas a member % u, according % the
Tantrik belief Bernard said he was born
In India % American parents He de-
scribes Tantrik a. a religious philosophy
which nrescribes setting up exercises Tor
IN. body and Sanacrit for the mind.