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NO MORE PROBING
FOR ST. ELIZABETH
House Votes Down PROPOSE.
tiOn to Investigate.

After a spirited three-hour debate on
| the floor OF the House. an attempt by
Representative Clark, Of Florida. to place
the opening wedge for another st. Eliza
beth investigation failed Of approval. A
resolution calling upon the Secretary OF
the Interior for all information relative
to previous complaints, against the man.
agement OF the Government Hospital for
the Insane was lost by a vote Of 12a
to a.
Mr.. Clark attacked the government
hospital in general and DIR. White, the
superintendent. in particular. His ad-
dress, delivered without notes and ram
bling of frequently into side issues about
the American flag and its former de-
tenders who might be in ST. Elizabeth's,
contained many caustic criticisms of DIR.
Whites administration, and equally
numerous and vitriolic attacks on DR..
White personally.
Representative Foster, of Illinois, a
member of the Rules, Committee, which
turned down one resolution OF Mr.. Clark
calling for an investigation, defended as
widely as the Florida member attacked.
1T is true. Mr.. Speaker" said DIR.
Foster. that there are buildings and con-
ditions there that ought to be remedied,
and submit to you that there is no
man that could be placed in that institu-
ton who could do better work with the
buildings that are now there than DR..
White and the board Of directors Of that
Institution.
"At the last visit, invited the gentle
man from Wisconsin, Mr.. Kopp, to &C
company me- and we went over the in
stitution as much as we could on that
day. We. visited Howard Hail. and went
through the different apartments, from
the bottom to the. top, viewing the pa
tients as they were at the time, and
want to say to you. my friends, to-day
that in all the visits / have made to
that institution, wherever went, / found
nothing in the way OF cleanliness that
was not right
'It has been attempted to be shown
that the pension money Of these old SOL
diers Is taken from them and put into
the treasury Of the institution I would
have you know that this is partially
true, and the gentleman from Florida Is
mistaken as to the other part.
"A portion of the money Of these old
soldiers is retained to buy certain articles
for their benefit I think It Is one-fifth
or one-sixth of II that is retained and
spent to buy little things for them. A
portion Of 1t goes to the wife. IL there is
one, or, IL not, to the children under
sixteen years OF. age. If there be de-
pendent father or mother, II goes to
them"
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
Made at Lowest Rates Of Interest.
W. Il. WALKER, 729 18th St. NV.
TT 18th StreeS Northwest.

William J. Father and Milton E. Allies. trus-
tees, to secure John VI. Jones. Sl6.oOo, years, )
Per cent semi-annualy.
Square Ss2-LOt IS; Elizabeth Worthington Philip TO
John ID. Coughlan and Robert Z. p. Kreiter.
trustees, TO secure r. Thomas Robinson. $1,000,
years. per cent quarterly.
Argyle Cowl and LOrn-Part on lot .; Thomas
Blagden ct ux. to John Taylor Arms and Samuel
A. Drury, trustees, to secure Lee Brown, $500
years per cent. semi-annually.
Square ls3-Lot D.; G. Helen Metcalf to the Ameri-
can Security and Trust Company. trustee. to Sc
cure the National Savings and Trust Company.
$1,000, years per cent, semi-annnally.
Trinidad-LOt 81, block /: Henry Evans et TO
Leopold MoelleF and Harry s. Welch, trustees. 10
secure Wilford II. Dunn. S.75O. , years. 5is
per cent. semi-anuually.
TrnidAd-Lot 81. block !: Henry Evans ct ux. to
Leopold Moeller and Harry s. Welch trustees
70 secure Wilford H. Dunn, sl,50. years. 5s
per cent semi-annually,
University Hsghts-LOt 1, block TO- lots 3 g. and s.
block n; the Catholic Education Prrss. incorpo-
rated and Thomas Edward Shields 10 the
American Security and Trust Company. trustee.
to secure the National savings and Tust Com
pany $1,000. monthly payments. per cent per
annuu.
square 5eo-Lot Is; Mary Elizabeth DaYis to Watson
r. Clark and Louis r. Peak. trustees. % secure
Edward 8 McKnew, 5000. years per cent
semf-annually.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

1873 Fifteenth street northwest-Square 36. lot ll
Warren L. Holmes ct TO John d. Leonard
So
Potomac avenue southeast. near Fifteenth street
Northeast Of square l05. lot g; Herman X
Howenstein ct To Lee Sanford ct uz.. S.75o
Florence Court northeast, between and O streets
Square lO5l, lot M; James d. Burn ct ux tc
Annie H. Nelson SlO
Florence Court northeast between F and streets
Square 1861. lot H3; James d. Bum ct ux. to
sallis G.. COlTin. So
AIliance-Lot s. square L5O2; Frank B. Cosswell et
uI. TO Gertrude Z. Lewis. $40.
5S street southeast-Sduare 7E. part Of lot j.
John p. Duhey TO Florence ID. McAulifIe. $40.
Prospect street northwest. between Thirtyhtth and
Thirty-sixth streets-Squarc III Part OF lot Is;
Eliza Eleanor Johnston TO the President and
Directors OF Georgetown College. $40.
Wylie street northeast, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets-Squsre 1908. lot s.; Joseph A.
Roth TO John H. Gordon ct ux.. SO.
Wylie street northeast. between Twelfth and Thir-
tenth streets-Square 1908. lot s.; Joseph A.
Roth to Stuart VI. LeitSerl SO.
1S Tenth street sCutheast-Square 69, lot .; Flor
J. LithgOw TO Wyer Z. Grant. SO.
loos street northwcst-SquAre S55. lot Is: Khthe-
rine A. Z. Thomas TO Daisy A. Wyhe. So
Thirteenth street southeast between and streets
Square lcl5 .Ot ls2; Annie H. Nelson TO James
d. Burr, SO
Sheriff Estate-Lot 81. block 6, section ): D. H.
Roland Drury to George H. Butler. So
Petworth-Square 2226. lot g; Charles W. Williams
ct ux. to Timothy ID. Mccarthy, SO
d. Darby Thompson ct TO Sue q. Behrend.
So
l21s Sixteenth street noTthwest-Square 1s2. lot IS;
AlonzO o. Bliss ct uX. to Arthur l. Bliss. SO
Wisconsin Avenue Park-SquaTe 800, lot 363: Ger
trIlde E. Lewis ct Tir 20 Frank Il. Cogswell. SIC.
BrightwUod Park-Lct ls. block 2i; Timothy d. Nc
Carthy to Charles W. Williams SO.
Whitney Close-Lot 4O block -; Hayes W. Hawkins
to Alexander FarhoOd, So
ll54 street northwest-Square~ l55. lot tl5 Nellie
Martin to Lillian b. Chisolm. $40.
Petworth-Square 322s lot E; William Fl. Saunders
and Dudley Norris. trustees. to Charles w.
Williams, SO.
Kalorama Heights-Part Of lot B block .;
Widows Mite, part; John ]. Drury to Peter A.
Dn1ry, SO.
ll0l New Hampshire avenue ncrthwest-Square y,
lot 50; Clara .. Meyer to Harry ID. Hutton. SIC.
Moore and Barbour's Second Addition-Lot g. block
10; Mabel w. Davis to John Edwards ct TX,
Helen G.. So
Wood1ey Park-LOt }. block IS; Henry Rozier Du-
lAny. Edward J. Stellwagen, William ]. Flather,
and John w. Brauner, receivers, TO William A.
Hill, $500.
woodley Park-Lot ). block B: William 4. Hill
e III. to Franklin T. Sanner, So
University Heights-Lots ,, l. and s. block u:
Patrick F. Hannah ct to the Catholic Edu-
cation Press. Inc.
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at the rate of 1900 tons day In the
latter part OF May.
Many copper producers raised the sell
ing price Of their product to II "a cents
a pound, and II Is expected that the
fortnightly report of European copper
stocks, soon to be issued, will show q
large shrinkage.
Rumors circulated, which it was be-
lieved had a trustworthy foundation, that
the annual report Of the International
Mercantile Marine. which viii appear in
a short time, win show the satisfactory
result of large economies in operation
by the company in the last year.
The only plausible explanation Of the
decline in to-day's stock market was that
speculative realizing was prompted by all
this good news, as IL often Is in a mar
ket in which no great public interest has
yet been excited. and where the greater
portion of the dealings is for the account
Of professional operators.
1t is true that weak feature of the
market early to-day was Virginia Caro-
lima Chemical common stock, this being
caused by advance compilation OF the
companys annual report showing a loss
Of in the neighborhood OF S2,0o0,0oO in net
earnings.
A story was also generally heard TO
the effect that the Interstate Commerce
Commission had decided to order a re-
duction in the freight rates of coal.
carrying railroads, but not the slightest
foundation was Afforded for this tale, and
the coal-carrying stocks were no weaker
to-day than those OF other railway
shares.
The strong probability is. therefore.
that the days decline represented, as
has been suggested. nothing else than
profit taking, and, inasmuch as the fall
was accomplished upon the selling of only
small amount OF stock. the movement
could only be considered as without other
than a trading significance.
The days bond market was IN sharp
contrast with that for stocks, dealings
there being much more animated. and
generally at advancing prices. In the ma
tional banks and other financial institu-
tons. preparations were still actively 60
ing on for bidding for the new govern
ment Panama Canal bond issue on Sat-
urday. -.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

baltimore. June lss-Eeos- 1Inryiand, PsnnsyI.
Eania and nearby hrsts los on a. f,sfe,r e5-..
Maryland, ard Virginia. loss o. Is; Western fIr,t1
ohio loas on. ls; West yirrinia hrsis. Is: so,th.
en-, North carolina. loss "a. Balsx; guinea, pes
LIVE PoULTRY-spinr cAioksns II IN and
oEsE. pr h.. 81 Do. ID TO ~ lhs, 1la5f. do /
10 and under. z7l3s hens. hsasy, per n. 50
ao, Haan . medium, pa ID. ~; Cd roosters pef
do, young Ausrosy and mcngIrl pr H. III do
puddle. larpe. pr ID. III apring duckn lhs. ana
ever. Per h. .; pieeorA old. pef pair 3; do,
s BUTTER CnameFy. fancy. per n Dszsif. do.
chotce, per h. 1ln21; do. god. per ID. lad; Do.
Imitation. ID. 17nll' "a. print per pound nass:
do., blcckA za1is irdls n. 1fals: 1laiylend ard
Pennsylvania r0Il4 pr n. lEa18; Ohi0 rnlz prr
ID. 151iE,t; West Ylr1inis rhII4 H. IEaI5H niort.
paekod ID, lsaiH1, A1r1land virginia, ant Penn
s5lsania 4Etg rFini1 n 1fals' ploon batter.
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NEWS OF WALL STREET
Bank of England Reserve Nears Record, Mark.
Iron and Steel Progressing Crop
Report Is Encouraging

New York June 15.-The daily weather
map to-day vas much more favorable
from an agricultural and financial point
Of view than 1t has been at any time
in the last fortnight Good rains fell
over large part OF Texas and the state
Of Oklahoma, where the drought has
lately been more severe than elsewhere,
and there were scattered showers in Kan
sas and Nebraska and many parts OF the
southwest.
Cloudy and unsettled weather conditions
prevailed, indeed, over the greater por-
) ton OF the agricultural district with in
dications that the rain was moving in
a northeasterly direction and might be-
come general.
The crop news from both the spring
and winter wheat districts was also alto
gether encouraging. It was authorita-
lively stated at the Capital of Kansas
that the wheat harvest was in progress
over one-third of the state, and that re-
turns from the thrashing were excellent,
while as regards the Northwest particu-
larly. multitude of reports declared
that crop conditions there were. broadly
speaking, ideal.
As the result of all this break Of
considerable proportions occurred to-day
both in the grain and cotton markets
and in the latter market partook of the
nature of really violent slump.
Sterling exchange, which has been a
little frmer recently, declined and closed
barely steady. The Bank of EngIand's s
weekly statement exhibited renewed
strength, and the banks holdings of gold
are now the largest with but two ex-
ceptions ever reported at this time OF
year. The proportion of reserve TO la
5iiities IS also the highest for the last
eight years at this date. .--,-
Steel Orders Increase.
Reports from the iron and steel industry
were again cheerful, and it is now under
stood that the United States Steel Cor
poration Is in receipt Of orders at the
rate Of 5000 tons a day as against orders
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. June l5.-There Is better inquiry for
the time funds, but the banks holding on to
their money. business still remains very quiet.
Rates are Zsa2X per cent for sixty days. 2ssaz7s
per cent for ninety days. 3a3k for four months, ~
per cent for five months, 3AaSiz per cent for six
months and 3%a37s per cent for over the year.
Commercial houses are taking On little money as
the demand for their goods Is 50 light that they
ara not required TO carry large stocks The market
for commercial paper Is therefore very dull and
steady at 3a5k per cent for the best names
London discounts, ~ per cent; OF LIS Paris
discounts, n per cent; unchanged. Berlin dis
counts, s. per cent; unchanged
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET
saIes-ReEilar ean. Il O'Clock noon.

Sales-Regrlar call. l2 O'Clock noon
Capital Traction, s. at l2S4 lcashl. 10 at Il,
at II, at lAk. 8 at lz7H, 3 at 17&, . at LIZA,
at l2Ib, at l1k. at lz7R, at I27H.
washington Gas. 400 at SEA tcashl, 50 at ssli
Icsshl. 80 at seIs lcash).
Mcrgenthaler. 10 at rs
Washington Virginia Railway CON-, 10 at &c.
Commercial National Rank, 10 AZ lss 10 at ls9.
Arlington Is1rance, g at 3oh.
G1pbophone pfd, at Is
After eall-Graphophone pfd., 10 at 81, 10 at
Potcmas Gems, IS. s., ,oos at l005S 81 oOs at loQ5k
Washington Gas, at g, Is at sIS, 50 at sSlt, q
at $50.
CAPITAL Traction, % at IZ7H, % at II, at H.
q at l2sk. q at I26l IS at l2sI5.
Washington-Virginia Railway pfd. 50 at 65H
Following were the bid and asked prices posted
yesterday:
GAS BONDS
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Baltimore. June l5-wHEAT-stock in elevators,
p. .ss6 bushels Shipments from elevators. 1886
bushels. The Southern wheat market was steady
to-day, there being good and constant demand for
all choice arrivals. Bag lots By sample as to
eign markets were higher.
CoRS-stock IN eievAtors. 5752 buShelA Ship
ments from elevators, 7,S6 bushelA An active de-
mand was restricted IN the Southern corn market
to-day in absspee Of receipts. Quote: Track yellow
corn, for domestic delivery at &c per brsheI for
CARROTS spot The demand for cob com at pres-
ent Is light and easily satisfied and offerings are
fully ample for trade requirsments Prims nearby
yellow stock sold on basis Of 30 per barrel to-
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NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York, June ls-wHEAT-weaker; NOR,
active. No / Northern spring.. to arrive, I. O. b.
Los; No. 2 red. I. o. b., s5A; No. 2 hard, nominal
No. macaroni, T. o. b., sIIS; No | Manitoba
0. b., L04h Exporters took Is loads Manitoba.
C0RN-Steady; moderate dealings Steamer. 5eH
export basis; No. . T. o. b., e0%; No. elevator
domestic g. Exporters took 10 loads.
MILLFEED-Steady; fair dealings. Spring bran
24O0; standard middlings, 535; esten red dog
Is 10; winter wheat bran, in loopound sacks, tr
arrive. 5O0; city bran. In bulk. 24.W
oATs-Firm; moderate business. No. white. Is
No white. a; standards, i4A. elevator basis
white on track, I364fA.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New York June l5.-There was trading in cattle
to-day. Beeyes were in fair demand at sal0 per
pound for native sides. Yeals steady, 7OOas5o per
100 pounds No sales Of buttemilks. City dressed
reals in moderate demand at n1hal4hi country
dressed, sal2h. y
sheep slow and z5e lower; lambs generally lOal5c
off,
Hosa steady. State hogs. ss pounds average. sold
at 60 per 100 pounds.
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DeIaheId Street Residence.

The N. L. sans~ury Company, real
estate brokers, have sold the dwelling
1907 Deiaheld street northwest to Bailey
E. Brown. The building was owned by
John r. Haislip. It consists OF two
stories, cellar and attic; has nine rooms
and bath, with hot water heat, and
stands on a lot 40 feet by 100 feet. Mr.
Brown viii occupy 1t as q residence. II
brought $500
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Big vaIue in r Stree,

The two-story building, 1924 street
north Invest. was sold to Walter E. Bell
by Ellen c. Dwight. The building is oc-
eupied by A. F. Bornet & Bro. Gem
pany, and was sold through the real
estate Offices OF Bradford & Bradford
and Weaver Bros. The let contains 1.77o
square feet, and the price paid was
about $40 q square foot.
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Washington Gas.

Sales of this other market leader show
ed a variation of one point, and the first
sale was a block of 100 shares at SO 1-2.
and the sale of two blocks of fifty shares
each followed at the same price. After
call 1O1 shares changed hands at the low
er prices
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COTTON MARKEr.

Quotations fHnizhed b. W. b Hihbs 4 O. mem
her q the New fSlk Stock Exchange, HIbbs Buiid
ing
NsE Xork, yuns lk-ootton prices wsrs isrerals,
and lover today. The entire list q I'd and nc,.
trcq g 70 g points. as ccmnarrd vifh - hIrf
iefe.9 ruling eerer IN t1e Woek Unsettled weather
coodl.,ans With light rains oFcE Texas and Parts
cL eleaoM4 c4u4sd the decline sempsln lfes
suled hi1k bat 1hdassz Visited srr.s rI7s71 ,1i1,
AZ badly uneled and tntzrs f1nred the dsleIsp.
ment q 11nerel lail1 lcr Texas ana rs S1uthasse
and hquIdl-E4 iheif hoidin~ frcsl7
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Buys for Home.

Shannon & Luchs, real estate brokers,
have sold the two-story, brick house s23
Lamont street northwest to c. E. Holmes
for his owl occupancy. The building is
one OF block of dwellings in course OF
completion by Harry Wardman, and the
price paid was 50, ..O.
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Plans Large Apartments.

If negotiations in court turn out as ex-
yected, Harry wardman Will erect seven
four-story fireproof apartment houses on
lots IS feet by 20 feet each on a large
tract, fronting 4ss feet on r street and
% feet on Fifteenth street northwest.
Inc price offered is about s5s.oo0, and the
cost of the apartments as planned will
be $4,000.
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Equity suits.

No. 3o2s3 Annie J. Edelin vs.. Rebecca Swami
ct al; partition. Attorneys, C. F. Digs and d.
Rothschild. .... ....
No. 05S. John W. Glsnnan ct al vs.. William
Peters ct al; Injunction Attorneys. J. W. Glennan
and E L. Gie&
No So25l. Israel Diamond ". Alfred Peterson,
trustee; enforce mechanics lien. Attorneys, Topper
& Gusack.
No. 30252. Grover O. Thompson William Il.
Thompson; divorce. Attorney, g. A. Maddox.
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BuiIdine Permits.

Building permits issued yesterday were
as follows;
To I. Domenicz. for q two-story brick
store at 81 First street southwest; archi-
teet. s. r. Turner; builder, N. g. Dora-
ensck; estimated cost, $500.
70 Margaret Shugrue, for a two-story
frame dwelling on Conduit road near
New Cut road. northwest architect, q.
W. O,Brien; bnliders Payne & NcAEui-
ien;s estimated cost. $3.50
20 Thomas Reardon. Tor two-story
ck dwelling At 12l5 Shannon. place
Southeant; architect Thomas Reafdons
builder. John ?. Code; estlnatad cest
e.4
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Circuit Court No. L.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 1885. Craig. administrator. w. Parish execl-
tor; verdict for plaintiff for So67s4. Attorneys, p.
W. Hackett-Holmes Conrad and Conway Robinson.
No. 50& BTice vs.. CJutice; order extending time
to submit bill Of exceptions and file transcript.
Attorneys, G. F. Collins and c. H. HemanS-J. A.
Cobb and NJ n. Richardson
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JuaEe Ander.on ON vacation.

Justice Anderson left yesterday for a
two weeks vacation at Addison, Pa.
following the final discharge OF the jury.
70 whem he expressed his thanks for
their services. He VIII return to this
city July l to serve two weeks as pre-
siding justice OF the court during the
vacation period.
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Probate Court.
IuSTICE GOrLn-

JUSTICE UUUDD.
Estate Of Nancy z. L. Thompson; letters tesla
mentary granted to Harvey McKelain; bond. 5000.
Attorney, R. b. Dickey.
In re Mary B. Heenan ct al; order reducing
bond
Estate Of William A. lockwood; will dated Octo-
Der 90 1880 and petition for letters testamentary.
Estate OF Edward d. Robie; will dated September
T. 1905
Estate Of John EIbcrheld; viii dated April 9. 1887,
fled.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

oootst,ons furnished b. W. B. Hibbs q Co.
members Of the Chicago. Stock ExchaYse. Hib6s
Building.
Chicago June ;5--Wheaf was irregular and ncr-
yous. July SIN; September, Gls; December, ssss
Corn was slow and irregular. July, 54N; septem.
Der. S.; December, 5i%.
Oats were Of In sympathy with wheat and corn.
July ssK; September, Nselta3eA December. 4oA
WHEAT Open High. Low Close
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MechanIc'a Lien,

No. 6252 w T. Galliher Bro. vs. Howard {
Rothery; Sublot s., square 1854. Ssl9.s2 Attorney
Bates Warren.
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Elected a Bank Director.

]. Castle Ridgway, the popular cashier
Of the District National Bank. was elect
ed a director, vice DR.. J. ]. Richardson,
resigned.
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Lawsuits.

No. 5ees E ]. Murphy Company ". Albert
NJ. Schneider Judgment Municipal Court, Ss233.
Attorney, Percy Metzger.
No. $500. MAude Wilson " Washington Railway
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Massachusstts Avenue Lots.

Col. Henry c. Fisher. U. s. A, bought
Fom William K Ellis a 54-foot lot on
Fulton street. Massachusetts Avenue
Heights. upon the purchaser expects 70
build a residence.
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Bankruptcy Court.

No. "a IN re william W. KsrnOhan: adjudication
and rrfeDc
No. 7lS.E In 70 Model Laundry Company; sale rati-
fed and inference to auditor.
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Mergenthaler was the one typesetter
stock, and a sale Of 10 shares was made
at 225. Graphophone preferred sold at
25 to 25 "a
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and Electric Company; damages, $1,000. Attorney,
7. P. Myers.
No. 5UL Claiborne A. Wilson Same dam
ages $500. Attorney, same
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Criminal Court No, 2.
CN NOUNN EN~a -
CHIEF JIrsTIcE CIARAuGU

No. E5l4 United States vs.. Louis Reynolds: or
der from Secretary Of Interior conining defendant
in Government Hospital for Insane forwarded to
warden Of Jail
United States vs. Thomas J. Sullivan; same.
No. as7T. Unitcd States vs.. Lawrence E Dodge
and Herbert G. HOPKINS; conspiracy; bench warrant
Issued.
No. T576. United States vs.. Thomas Wynn;
forgery, utter1Dg. and conspiracy; same
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Lond sales.

Potomac Consolidated Electric IS came
out after call and two sales were made
at 10O7s.
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Rnnk and InHurnnee.

Two sales of Commercial National
were made at 1ss and 25 shares Of Arling-
ton Insurance brought S015.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs 4 Co, mem.
bep Of the New York Stock rxchanse HIbbs
Building.
Call money opened at ZR
SALE OF SHARES BY HouRs
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CnnitaI Traction.

In the sales of nearly 800 shares of
this stock there was a variation of two
points. The stock opened at I2S 1-2, and
after call some sales were made as low
as 126 1-2. Only thirty-siX went at the
high price. and they were for cash. The
price of l27 Ia was for the regular, ex-
dividend
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wnshinrton-Vfrginia Railway.
other Stocks.

Common stock on this public utility
sold at 80, while preferred brought IS l-2.
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Hobart Place DweIIfn~.

William X. Ellis reports the sale for
zepp Bros. Of dwelling zoe Hobart place
to John G. Merklins for s475o
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Steel Orders Increase.
FINANCE AND REALTY

Stocks came back into buyers favor
yesterday on the Washington Stock Ex-
change, and sales were greatly in ex-
cess of the records of the days earlier
in the week. Bonds, which have played
so large a part in the manifestly invest
ment sales Of the week, were represented
by only few sales in small amounts.
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The Chilan government has 1.4s1 miles
Of railway under construction and e0s
miles under consideration
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Criminal Court No. 4.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. 150l. United States vs.. George F. Omsby
libel; hearing postponed.
Assignment for to-day: Motions, anaignments
and sentences.
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