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Real Estate transfers.

MOUNT PLEASANT AND PLEASANT
PLAINS-Charles S. McNeir to Harry
q. Laycock. part lot II and all lot IS,
block 1S: $40.
BLOOMSBIR PARK--Thomas c. Cross
ct TX. to Charles l.. Shank. parts of
blocks j. :. and 10; -. Clarence D.
Wright to Edwin p. Shank. part same
blocks: 81 Leonard Blum ct uX. TO
George w. Taylor. part same blocks;
MERIDIAN HILL-Frederick W. Mercy
noldS ct ux. to Mary r. McReynolds.
lots I. and part lot 6; $40.
MARYLAND AVENUE NORTHEAST
between 9th and 9TH streets-lIerman
r. Howenstein ct uN. to Frances
French, lot ef, square SCI: $40.
TWEl ETH AND G STREETS NORTH
WEST (Ohio Bank building,-Hen-
rie,ta NJ. Halliday to Clarence c. Cal
houn and James Sharp. part original
lots and III. square 2ss: $40.
kALORAMA HEIGHTS-Henrietta NJ;
Halliday to Clarence {. Calhoun and
James Sharp. lot H. block u: $40.
ELEVENTH AND q STREETS NORTH
WEST northwest corner)-Clarence &.
Calhoun ct al. to Henrietta NJ. Halli-
da:, original lot l., SQUARE 'l9: $40.
TRIM u>AD-Willam Fl Michael ct TX
to William \. Morrison. part lots II
and ~. block I: $40
REAR OF I. STREET NORTHWEST be-
tween 10th and olst streets-Philip II.
Christman to Anna c. Simms. lots 81
and 60. square 16: $40.
1891 CORCORAN STREET NORTH
WEsT-Marian p. Butler ct, al, to
Holm ST. Clair Broolles, il, lot 1874.
square 49,: $40
EAST CAPITOL STREET SOUTHEAST
between 10Th and 18th streets-Annie
l.. Suter to Carrie L., May V. and
Grace L.. Hurlbut, part original lot l,
SQUARE 96I. $40.
COZ g. ~ >
NJ. Ball to Susan B. and George W.
England. lot 20. square 49,: SO.
1910 STREET EORTHW FST-Harry G.
Iaycocl to Charles 5. McNeir. lot 30,
square 80: $40
STREET NORTH
WEST between q and II streets
Harry A. Kite to Nellie a. GoodN in.
part original lot II. square II; SO.
T STREET NORT!IWES between 18th
and 18th streetsTsaac F.. Shoemaker
ct uX. to James r. Hall, lot 2ss
square east of 12a6 $40.
MOORE & BARBOTR'S ADDITION
Harry F. Morley 20 BESSIE +. Nor-
Icy. lot s., block !: 80. Edith NJ
Macedonia ID et vir. George H.. to John
Rrosnan. lot IS. block 4: $40.
TWENTY SECOND STREET NORTH
WEST between NJ and \ streets-Ed-
ward NJ pulin 10 Blanche s. Dulin
part original lot :, square 20: go,
REI,AIR HF.lGHTS-Chsries n. David
son at uN. TO Allan Z. Walker, lots 20
IL -. block >; 500.
WISCONSIN AVENUE NORTHWEST
between X and NJ streets-Charles +.
Roach ct al. to Helen NJ. Williams,
part lots 13, "A. 10, square 11SS. $40.
kALORAMA HEIGHTS-Samuel r.
Kalbfus ct Tx. to Joseph G.. Ra
mage. lot II. block %; $40. Joseph
g. Ramace ct TX. to Conrad Becker.
same property; SO.
A. Eouldin 10 Robin
son White lot 90, block =: so.
G STREET SOUTHEAST between 18th
and 18th streetS--John g. Harrell
to T. \. Allen, lot So, square south
of 1921: S25
SOUTH BROOKLAND - Lavinia X
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. MAY 3-Bearish cable news
today gave a downward turn to wheat.
Markets on the other side of the At
iantic showed no excitement over the ad
vance here yesterday, but, on the con-
trsry, acted in response to predictions OF
liberal shipments from the Argentine.
Furthermore. there were reports of gen.
erous offerings by Russia. Cash demand
in American centers gave no sign of i'm
provement. milers not displaying the
least anxiety 10 purchase. Besides the
crop outlook was more favorable. good
rains having occurred in western Kansas
and Nebraska.
Opening prices were !. TO IL lower, May
leading. July started at ssas TO SS's, a
loss of = 10 y, and steadied around the
lower level.
Better weather eased off the corn mar
ket The fact. too. that shorts had COW
cred freely made sentiment less bullisi.
July opened Il 70 1. down at 5@A to ia
and declined TO :'25s.
There was quite little selling pressure
on oats. Not so much changing took place
ss usual. July started shade lower at
2oI. touched 32l. a32ss, and fell to 321s.
A big run of hogs made provisions weak.
First sales were ! to 1Ila cheaper, with
July deliveries 1877. to los for pork.
so1ie for lard and s01l- also for ribs.
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COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Nav 3-The cotton mar
BE, opened steady AT All advance of :ia9
points this morning in response 10 higher
cables than expected, larger English spot
sales. bullish Manchester trade advces
and a weather map SHOWING continued
showers and low temperatures in many
sections of the south. There was u good
deal IF realizing the initial advance
and one Of the local spot houses had
some MAY for sale, while private pre-
diCtions Of better weather in the near
future inspired some local selling of the
new crop for q reaction. Prices eased off
consequently, bat there was a renewal
of old crop bull support around 1871 for
May. ar about points above the closing
figures Of YESTERDAY and the market dur
ing the middle of the morning was nerv-
Gus and irregula~
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May %.-Butter-Steady.
unchanged: receipts. Sh61 packages.
Cheese-Steady, unchanged; receipts,
] 3S boxes.
Eggs-Firmcr; receipts, 34.S45 cases !:
fresh gathered dirties No. l, l5aloA; do.
poor to fair. Ia l3'2.
Flour-Steady. with a fair demand
Vhcat-As a result of poor Liverpool
cables bearish private crop report. rains
in Kansas and Nebraska and scattered
local selling. wheat sold down &c carly.
with trading quiet July, ~ 9-l6ao ll-l6.
Pork-Steady.
Reef-Easy; mess. 13.60a1:;5o family,
14a15.
Lard-Firm. middle west. S.l3aS2 p.
Raw sugar-Quiet; muscovado, - test,
$50: centrifugal 9S test. 3.S6: mola sses.
50 test, 81.
Refined sugar-SteddN.
Petroleum-QUiet
Spot coffee-Quiet.
Enthusiastically
Hay-Steady.
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The World of Finance and Trade.
Washington; New York; London.
LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

Gas stock made an advance of half
point at the meeting of the stock eX
change today. It sold for S1,4, while yes
tcrday the best price reached was St;&4
During tho call S71s was paid. but
after the call one hundred shares sold
in r block at that level. and twenty
five shares sold for S114.
The bid for the stock at the close
was S., and the asking price an eighth
of a point higher The buying. as was
the case yest9Ikay. was mainly con-
fined to one Ter while the selling
was more q
\ higher level was also reached in
Lanston at least for small lots, as
sales were made a 81 and 97i4.
Capital Traction stock vas also in
demand at better figures and one
ira nSactior was recorded of the sale of
twenty-five shares AT 12.i.
A couple Of small lots of the stock
of the Second National Bank sold for 167.
The stock or ten shares was offered at
1917.
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MILLER'S TRIAL MAY 70.
Will Also Face Charge of Destroying
Company's Books.

treasurer of the defunct First Co-opera-
tive Building Association of GEORGETOWN
will again face a jury May % to answer
the charge of embeZzling funds of the
assc ciation. At this second trial. granted
shy the District Court OF Appeals. Miller
will also he called on to answer an in
1ictment charging the destruction of the
books of the association.
No opposition developed Yesterday be-
fore Justice Wright to the motion Of
United Estates Attorney Wilson to con
solidate The indictments against Miller
and set the case for trial. ATTORNEYS
Henry e Davis and J. E. Laskey, counsel
for Miller. consented TO the request of the
government.
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MONEY LOANED ON u. O.
real estate at and CT.
Quick service. moderate charges.
.ESSE l.. HEISK ELI. 1903 II st nv.

intermarriag &c of degenerate and feeble
minded persons, indorsing senator Gal.
fingers bill for the taking over by the
government of the Nathan Straus milk
laboratory. urein% parents to form as
Sociations for the study OF child welfare
commencing President Taft for his fight
aga inst the white slave traffic and de-
nouncng the sale and use of soothing
sirups and ''medicated soft drinks also
were adopted.
Upon invitation of Mrs. j. NJ Porter.
president of the Texas Congress of Moth
ers. the congress will meet next year in
the Lone Star state, probably at Dallas,
Following the invocation by Rev DR.
j. J. Muir the relation of the home to
child welfare Vas discussed, Eliza beth
Harrison of the kindergarten College
Chicago. speaking on The Hilltops and
Valleys of Humanity and Miss Alvs
Bentley of this city being heard on the
use Of artists records i'm high school
music.
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BALTIMORE.

Sp~-ial Dispatch 70 The star.
BALTIMORE. Md. MAJ Wheat
Firm: spot contract, aolz; spot 10. red
western. OH, May, aals; July, 9lL2:
steamer No. red, olL: receipts, i63
bushels
Corn-ka sier. spot contract, 51la. May,
6Tl9: June 5sl.. July. -. steamer mixed.
81, receipts, 80 bushels: exports, 1913
bushels
Oats-Firmer. No. white %Sa, a3a.
standard white. 3Si2 tbidl: No. 3 white,
asL ChidD Receipts. 5000 bushels
Rye-Firm: No. > western domestic,
lc,ai -05 Receipts. l,dS1 bushels
Hay-Firm: unchanged.
Grain freights-Quiet.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, May 3.-Closing: Gotten
Spot, good business done: prices three
points lower: American middling, fair.
80: good ,niddling. ST: middling, So;
low middling. SO. good ordinary, 10;
ord nary, 30. The sales CT the day were
- tsrt bales. II which 1890 We're for spec
ulatiOn and export. and included Hoo
American. Receipts. Leo bales. none
American. Futures opened easier and
closed steady: MAY. ia: May-June. I.H.
June-July. I.>6; JulyAugust. ia: Au
September, ~: Sci :ember- October.
1.iJi.; October November. G91i2; Novem-
bcr-Decemieer STLc. December-J anuary.
Is >.Il-,: Ianuary-February, 6.Sn2. Febru
March. 6.s3t..: March April. $50.
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J. SELWIN TAFT RESIGNS.
Manager of Washington Branch In
ternationel Banking Corporation.

The manager Of the Washington branch
of me Internati onal Banking Corporation,
j. Snlwin TAFT. Who organized the branch
in this city, has resigned after n service
of eight years. II is the purpose of Mr..
TAFT TO take a needed rest.
The chairman of the advisor, board
Alfred j. McGrath. stated that the rcSig-
nation Of M. TAFT had been accepted by
the advisory board with reluctance.
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AFTER HIS FORMER JOB.
CIynn Comes From New York to Re
Enter the Secret Service.

Former Deputy Police Commissioner
William J. Flynn Of New York came to
Washington today to re-enter the secret
service.
Il came down to see Chief Wilkie and
Acting Chief Moran about going to
work" said Flynn. II have not been
offered tie job of police commissio ner of
New York and don't know that l would
take it if had the chance. / wanted to
get out"
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FOREIGN BANKS.

PARIS, May 3-Closing-Three per cent
rentes, a5 francs 30 centimes for the ac-
count.
Exchange on London. ~ francs so cen.
times for checks
BERLIN, May 3.-EXchanSe on London
20 marks ~ pfenuiGs for cheeks
Money-3s4 per cent. Private discount
rate, per cent.
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at $4,000: recognizance taken with
Pacific Coast Casualty Company surety

Pacific Coast Casualty Company surety.
DISTRICT coURT-Chief Justice Cla-
baugh.
In re condemnation of squares 22b
to $50. order directing clerk to turn
over treaSurers warrant to elizabeth
Schneider.
CRIMINAL COURT NO. Chief Justice
Clabaugh.
United States aSt. jeremiah DUwaine.
alias Jerry Devane, alias Jerry peNine:
house breaking and larceny from United
ton OF court; attorney. W. NJ Blrncy.
United States agt. Evelyn Smith :
larceny: order revokirs probation and
directing execution Of sentence.
United States agt. Walter Washing
ton: robbery: on trial; attorney. J. F.
Kelly.
PROBATE, COURT-Justice Gould.
Estate of Montrcy T. Herbert: careat
10 Will fled: attorney. w. l.. Ambrose.
In re Beatrice NJ. Lang: petition and
order for rule 10 show cause: attorney.
Alfred D. Smith,
Estate of Alice Barber: order admitting
will 70 probate and record ard letters tes-
tamentary granted to Frank d. Barber:
bond. S10O; attorney. T. \. Hopewell.
Estate of Lucy G. Williams: order adj
hitting Will TO probate and record and
letters testamentary granted to Clark I'll.
y pDcu. DOn0, Stt.ttS, attorney, L. Is.
iiuycl:.
Estate of Amanda +. Chew. order ad-
uniting will to probate and record and
letters OF administration {. t. a. granted
to Albert r. Chew: bond, $500. attorney,
John 3. BarEe..
Estate of Mary l.. Hughes, petition and
order for transfer OF stock attorney,
Charles II. CrGgin.
Estate OF Gustave I.ansourgh; petition
and order for sale OF horse.
Estate of Florence A. Gurus: petition
for letters Of administration. attorney,
James NJ. Curtis.
Estate of Robert @. Batten: petition for
probate and record of will. and for letters
tes1aNentary: attorneys. l.. ". O DonoG
hue AID y s. Wort iinGton.
Estate of Jason l.. Bullock. Will dated
MAY -. 1907. fled
Estate OF Alice Barber: will dated Sep
telnber Is 1856 fled. with petition for pro-
bate: attorney. r. y. HopeWell.
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LONDON MARKET.

LONDON May 3.-American securities
were featureless during the first hour
today. Trading was light and prices
ranged from K above TO Il below yes
terdays New Work closing.
New York and the continent sold In
the afternoon AND caused a general de
cline. but the market closed steady and
q fraction above the low point
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Sai"s. Regular call. II O'Clock noon-Norfolk
and Washington Steamboat 5s, $500 at 1884.
$500 NJ 1p:SS. S:lt1 at l03Ss.
Washington Gas, 80 ar -. - AT 81. p AT
SIS. -, al SIS. :; SIS. ~ at Sis
Merc"uthaler Linotype. at 200
I.anSt"a Monotypc. = 1T -. :: at al ; at 9I4
III ga.
Washington Virginia Rwy. pfd.. Ia at fS.
National Union Insurance. 100 at Sbs.
After caN-W aShington Gas IS. $2.n0 at
'10ts. SI,"Hn st He's. 5000 at HOS, $3.50
HOS.
Capital Tract ion. - at 121..
Second National Flank. nj l6. al I67
Washington Gas 100 81 Sis. ~ a. SIi.
l'otomac Electric Iight IS. 81 900 at lOIa4
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Active Stocks Recede Slightly,
But Later Recover.
LOSSES IN ALL DIRECTIONS
Mexican Railway Issues Suffer Most
in Bearish Market.
LEHIGH VALLEY DROPS POINT
International Harvester Leads In
dustrials With Gain of 51a on
Moderately Large Sales.

NEW YORK, May 81 heavy tone de-
veloped in the early trading on the stock
Exchange today. Mexican railway issues
lost the most. the second preferred drop
ping Ia Lehign Valley receded a point.
Southern Pacific and Westinghouse Eiec-
trics4, Reading S., and Union Pacific
and Southern Railway Il.
Losses were extended in all directions,
some of the important stocks making de-
clineS of a point or more below yester-
days closing before the selling ceased.
Covering of shorts and the execution or
some supporting orders caused sharp
fra Ctional rebound Atcnison was bought
freely, and advanced TO 1.1ol4.
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Condition of the Water.

minimum temperature past twenty
four hours, 40; year ago. IS.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition OF water al
S am: Great Falls-Temperature. 81 :
condition H.. Dalecarlia reservoir-Tem-
perature, So: condition at north conncc
ton, Il: condition at south connection.
Temperature, "a: condition at intiuent
satehouse, l6: condition at effluent gate
house. l6.
Today-Low tide $50 am. ami 81
pm: high tide. II: 30 am.
TOmorrou-Low tide, 6::6 a. m. and 80
pm; high tide, 12:14 m. and 12:3S pm
The Sun and Moon.
Today-sun rose 5:ol am. sun sets
6::,s pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 800 am
Moon sets LBS am. tomorrow.
The City Lights.
Tine city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset ::
eXtinsuishinE begun one hour before sun
rise. All arc and ncandescent lamps
lighted fifteen minutes after sunset and
eXtinguished forty-five minutes before
sunrise.
Up-River Waters.
HARPER'S FERRY, ". Va May s.
Potomac a little milky and Shenandoa h
clear this morning.
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WEATHER
Fair Tonight and Probably Thurs
day: Light Frost Tonight.

For the District of Columbia and Mary
land, fair tonight and probably Thurs
day: not much change in temperature
light frost tonight; moderate westerly
winds.
The cool wave is now general through
out the eastern half of the country, and
Tuesday night frcSts formed in the Mis-
sissippi valley as far south as Ten
nessee, an. in the Ohio valley, the lake
region and the middle Atlantic and New
England states, and this morning tenn
peratures are within a few degrees of the
lowest ever recorded during the month of
May a a number of points in the middle
Atlantic and New England states and
the lake region. Snow 1urries are re-
ported from northern New England and
northern New York Local rains have
fallen along the gulf coast and in the
middle plain states. the northern Rocky
mountain region and the north Pacific
states.
The indications arc that the weather
will he generally fair tonight and Thurs
day in the region east of the Mississippi
river, except that local rains are prob
able along the east gulf coast and in the
middle Mississippi valley.
Temperatures will continue below the
seasonal average over eastern districts,
and frost warnings were again issued for
the middle Atlantic and New England
states. the upper Ohio valley and the
lake region.
Storm warYffgs are displayed on the
Oregon and Washington coasts.
The winds along the New England
coast will be moderate to brisk westerly !;
on the middle Atlantic coast moderate
westerly; on the south Atlantic coast
moderate north to east, except variable
on the south Florida coast: on the east
gulf coast moderate northeast and east.
Steamers departing today for Euro
pean ports will have moderate to brisk
westerly winds and fair weather to the
Grand Banks.
The following heavy precipita ton lin
inches) has been reported during the
30; Valley Junction. 10; Huntsville.
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Substantial Recoveries Later.

Following an early period OF unsettle
ment. caused primarily by heavy selling
OF Reading and Union Pacific, the stock
market grew harder. and before the noon
hour substantial recoveres from the low
level were the rule. In some railway
issues of the second class, particularly
Eric. there was decided strength.
OF the industrials the conspicuous fea-
ture was International Harvester. which
gained y, on moderately large sales The
fertilizer shares also were strong, Amerl-
can Agricultural Chemical advancing l,
and american Cotton Oil Ia. Trading
diminished on the rebound. nut stocks
held firm a the higher prices
Bonds were firm.
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District Supreme Court.

UlStIlcL supreme COuTL.
EQUITY COURT NO. 1-Jnstice Stafford
In re change of name OF the National
Sick and Accident Insurance Company
Mutual Aid Association of the District Of
Columbia; attorney, j. +. Padgett.
Narrower ast: Narrower: proof ordered
to be taken before J. A. Lynham. exam
iner: plaintiffs attorney. W. A. Coombe:
Defendants attorney. W. j. Neale.
Wyndham agt. Wyndham; proof ordered
taken before T. II. Fitran1, examiner;
plaintiffs attorney. w: a. Coombe.
Bottom Slate Manufacturing Company
trustee authorized to institute ancillary
proceedings in United State court Of
Pennsylvania for recovery of certain
EQUITY COURT NO 2-Justice Gould
ChurchWard agt. Smyser: order ratify-
ing sale to William \. ueine: plaintiff s
attorney. III. q. I<imbail; defendants at
tomeys Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Simms aet. Sin1ms ct al; divorce a
vim. mat. decreed plaintiffs attorney, J.
II. Smith; defendants attorney. r. l..
Gaskins.
O'Connor agt. Push eft al. order grant
ing leave to amend and make party de-
PENDANTS: plaintiff $ attorney D. w
O'Donoghue; defendants attorneys r.
Ross Perry & Son. A. l.. Handy, e.. r
Disss. E F. Colladay, Downing G. Berry.
George W. Ofutt. w. *. Quinter, Bates
Warren.
CIRCUIT COURT NO. 1--Justice Ander-
son.
Securing ast Capital Traction Com
pany: trial resumed plaintiffs attorneys.
Fox & Fox and II. II. Classic: defend
ants attorneys, r. Ross Perry and g.
I. Dunlop.
CIRCUIT COURT no. 2-Justce Barnard.
First National Bank of Dexter AIT,
Fox; trial resumed.
Edwards ast. Fox: trial resumed; plain
tiff attorneys a. S Worthington, II. +.
Woodward and MILAN & Smith defend
ants attorneys. J. J. Darlington ana "
r. Mattngly
Dirnfeld agt. Fourt eenth Street Savings
Bank: judgment on mandate against de-
PENDANT for costs: plaintiffs attorneys.
Fulton BrylaWski and J.. n. David; DC
II. ". Wheatley.
CRIMINAL COURT No 1-Justice
Wright.
United States agt. James Bailey
Knots. Benjamin Knots. FlosSie Ben
nett. alias Flossie Knots; backmaiI,
plea guilty entered by each.
United States ast. Albert \. Arm
strong; hlackmail: plea not guilty with
drawn. plea guilty entered.
United States ast. Benjamin Knots.
hlackmail; plea guilty entered by de-
PENDANT ordered set aside by court. and
plea of not guilty entered by direction
of court; jury sworn: attorney. &. Car
rington.
United States agt. Robert q Wood
ward; false pretenses: verdict guilty on
second count: nolle to first and third
counts; attorneys, II. f. Davis and Il.
\. Mclean.
United States agt John Barton Miller.
enobezzlement and destruction of books.
order consolidating causes and setting
case for May 70: attorneys. H. T.. Davis
and J. F.. Laskey.
United States agt. Thomas J. Kemp
and John II. Cave: abortion: bail fixed
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PLACE YOUR MONEY WITH Is FOR sac /.
INVESTMENTS. At times more applcat .
for loans. the FINEST SEa URITTES than
money 10 handle. Over 100000. co placed -:
our clients last year in amounts ranging from
100000 I" Slo0.r0.eD Address LOAN d.
PsRIMENT,
WAGSTAFF & WHITE. Inc. 9o4 1.th st. nv
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pm. 1901: IL midnight. 30.1o; today,
am. 30.14; am. 3011: - noon,
30.14: pm. 30.12.
Minimum temperature past twenty
four hours Al. a
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STATISTICS.
Authontir. all foreign count ries, also fomea q
starlsS minerals. fecinicsls, chemicals. Com
prehensive lists Of sources and uses S. up.
ldress FLORENCE. Box 144, Washington
II. 4. Sc
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Court of Appeals.

Present: The Chief Justice. Justice
Robb and Justice Van Orsdel.
No. S221. NTnkoop aGt. Shoemaker;
judgment affirmed with costs; opinion by
Mr.. Justice Eobb.
No. 22e>:;. Shinn agt. Evans ct al: argu-
ment continued by Mr.. c. Worth for ap-
pellees and concluded by Mr.. T.. y. Jones
for appellant
No. ~. Puiliam AIT. Capital Ira elton
Company: argued by Mr. Edwin Forrest
for appellant: submitted for appellee.
Nc. IsnS. Taylor aEt. leesnitzer ct a..
assigned fo: hearing Friday, May
Proceedings after The Stars report
closed Yesterday:
No. 1O1. Patent appeal. In re Tall
madge: continued.
No. 22S3. Shinn ag;. Evans: argument
commenced by Mr.. T.. \. Jones for appel
liant.
No. 2259. Phillips agt. Fisher: motion
for allowance Of appeal to United States
Supreme Co,rt allowed and bond for
costs fixed at 500.