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Evening star., 1914-01-30
CHANNEL BEACONS RENEWED.
Notice Given by Inspector Rulan
Supplies for Lighthouses.

Inspector Ru.au. in charge OF this light
house d.striet. gives notice tia: Coan
r!.~- gas buoy. No :. marking the en-
rance 10 tAat waterway from The Potp-
mae. which y as reported adsift. was ra-
stored yu .ts proper position Saturday last
ana "a spar markee was placed alonssI ie
81 Gov the winter. Notice was also given
ina, beaeons Nos. I. arG s. u. North
Landing river Curritick sound. y. C.,
hicl were no; burning. were recharged
and reli1hted-
With supplies for the Ightship on &c
= a-uond sboal station, y e.. the tender
'tr,hld sailed from the Portsmouth, Va
aenot From Diamond shoals Il is prob
s5'e she Will continue 10 Cape Lookout
and Beaufort Completing this duty, tie
orchid viii return TO Norfolk for service
OF Chesapeake bay.
The tender Woodbine. which went 10
North Carolina recently to take repair
party 20 the lighthouses there. Is AT NoT-
folk on her way back t. Baltimore The
tender Jcsssmine mas gone 10 the Noc.r
Carolina sounds. and Will take up repaI:
service IN those waters
Evening star., 1914-01-30
REPAIRS COMPLETED.
Lighthouse Steamer Juniper Ready
for Service-Relighting of Buoys.

After having received extensive repairs
at a Baltimore sh:pyard. the lighthouse
service steamer Juniper was turned over
TO the lighthouse authorities. 1t is ex-
pec:ad she will leave Baltimore tomorrow
70 take up work in the North Carolina
Sounds While at the sh.pyard the ves-
sci was given new shafts. was fitted with
new propellers, besides receiving hull re-
pairs The gas-carryinE capacity of the
vessel was increased 20 per cent by the
installation OF addtiona! tanks. On a
trial run down the hay yesterday three
gas huoys which were found not burn
ing we're relighted
Inspector Ruiand. in charge of the fifth
lighthouse district. has gone to Hamp-
ton roads 20 inspect the new lighthouse
htsiid.rg on Thimble shoals. at the en-
trance to Norfolk and Newport News
channels.
Tangier Island gas buoy. reported not
Burning early in the week. will be re-
lighted as soon as possible.
Evening star., 1914-01-30
Dressing Sacques. klmonos.
Petticoats and Boudoir Caps.

Very comprehensive and beautiful as
sortments of these late-style garments:
Silk Dressing Sacques. i'll white. iaven-
der. pink and light blue, trimmed with GOOD
lace insertion and edge: some accordion-
plated
$500 each.
Long Silk Kimonos, i'll plain back, navy.
gray, lavender. light blue and pink; also a
great variety of oriental and fowered designs
and colorings; empire and other styles.
$3.50. s3.75, $500 and S675 each
White. Pink, Lavender and Light Blue
Crepe de Chine, Messaline and Silk Jersey
top Petticoats, some plain, others trimmed
with lace and ribbons
S375 and $500
Boudoir Caps in new and exquisite
French and Dutch designs, beautiful crea-
tions of laces and ribbons
5oc, $500. SI.5o, S2.25, $500 and $3.50.
Third floor F st.
Evening star., 1914-01-30
Many Sheer and Dainty White
Dresses for the Little Folks.

\ brici description OF some OF the MANY
STYLES.
Fine Mite Dresses. lnnG-waist etfccf,
elaborateIy trimmed with insertion. edge, taeks
hand -embroiaery sprays and soft ribbon sashe-
priced at $3.50
Soft White Lawn Dresses. trimmed with omhroia
cry tucks, waist and skirt finished with Hls
embroidery flounce and ribbon rosettes, priced
s375.
Beautiful Little White Wolfe Dresses. in
effective square short-sleeve style, trim
med with lace beading and ribbon: skirt ininrl -
waist with wide beading and finished with bow
$3.50.
long waist style White Lawn Dress with round
neck and short is daintily trimmed with
lace. and skirt finished with embroidery rom"
Price. 500.
White Lawn Dresses long waist stvle, square
neck and short sleeves lace trimmed. s1.ao.
Third floor. T
Evening star., 1914-01-30
Real Estate Transfers.

NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE NORTH
EAST between 18th and 10Th streets
Clarence B. Hight ct ux. to William
Lane. lot 3 square loss: so.
CHiLLUM CASTLE HEIGHTS-Wash-
ington Land and Mortgage Company
to Anna L. Kemp. lot 10. square ;::;S,:
sl.On
TwENTY-THIRD AND G STREETS
NORTHWEST-Clyde w. Conger ct
ux. to Clarence II. and Leila y. Con-
ger. thre eighths interest in lot Is,
square g.. and one-fourth interest in
original lot 10. square ~: $40
NO 1874 LONGFELLoW STREET,
Brightwood Park-WiIliam NJ Clay
ton ct ux. to Harry L Clayton and
Claude D. Clayton, lot l., square 1883:
$40.
MOUNT PLEASANT HEIGHTs.Fnlton
r Gordon ct ux to Roy NJ. Palmer,
lots SOL So2, So3, square 263S, and
part square 1894: $40.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTH
EAST between 18th and l4th streets
William Murphy ct IN to James K.
Durity. lots 81 and is. square io'''
NOS. 1903 AND 1910 Bath STREET
NORTHWEST-Dora A. Palmer to
Patrick Fl. Dugan. lots 2o6 and 2ol.
square 1921. $40.
BELLENUE-Frank Jaeger to Florence
p Shea part lots A. and 43: $40.
l. STREET SOUTHEAST between 9th
and 18th streets-John NJ Daniel to
Philip H. Christman, part lot T.
square Ss1: $40.
NO. Glo 1 STREET NORTHEAST-Wil-
lett T.. Dentinger to May ii. Lamson,
lot 33. square s51, $40.
SAI'L'S ADDITION-James w. Davidson
ct al. to Horace q. and Rosalie l..
smithy. lot 10, square 292l; $40
nos 1863 AND 1911 STREET
NORTHwEST-Thoma F. Cadwala-
der ct ux. to Harry Wardman and
Thomas Bones. original lot 3. square
1O7: $40. -
NO 1921 l STREET NORTHWEST
Isaiah c. Hanscom ct ux. to Ariel D.
| Savage, lot B. square 31I 81. Ariel
D. Savage conveys same property to
Maud II. Hanscom: 81.
VILLA PARK HEIGHTS - Clara A.
Marden ct vir, Edward R. to Bayfield,
| Thompson. lot =, square 1885, and lot
| "a, square 42:59: SGll.
NO. o114 WARD PLACE NORTHWEST
| Anna kirksteine ct al to John c.
| Dancy, lot 50. square 20; $40.
| LANGDOS-Charles NJ Lightbown ct uX.
to Ira J. Baker. part lot 800 square
NO 1865 KENYON STREET NORTH.
to Melvin F. Fischer, lot 45. block SO
Columbia Heights: $40
NO 1926 9TH STREET NORTHWEST
| Melvin F. Fischer to James s. Easily.
! Smith, lot l. square 3f.' $40.
| lTWENTY-THIRD STREET NORTH
WEST between NJ and n streets
James Strayer ct al. to Mark Silver
lots G6 to IS square 30: so.
ADDITION TO CONGRESS HEIGHTS
J, Randolph l.. Jennings ct ux. TO Georg,
f Wheelock. lot q. block =: $40.
ADDITION TO CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Randolph l.. Jennings ct al. to Julis
Schupp. lot Z. block s; $40
Evening star., 1914-01-30
A Modern E1ot=Water
Bottle That Lasts a
Lifetime.

Considering the advancement in every
other line the Hot Water Bottle has
practically stood still for number or
years.
Now we have one that is modern. 1t Is
the M H P" Aluminium Hot Water
Bottle. that far surpasses any other kind
that has been made.
1t is guaranteed for ten years wear ana
we firmly believe 1t will last a lifetime.
Attractive in appearance. being made OF
bright-polished aluminium.
The only hot water bottle with fiat
bottom, on which it can stand when be-
ing filled; no danger Of scalding or burn
ing the hands.
It will hold heat ten hours If boiling
water is used.
Clean and sanitary, will not wear
through or tarnish: seamless. SO cannot
leak: light in weight.
The felt bag In which it is placed makes
it possible to use boiling water without
fear of burning or even being too hot to
touch.
You should try this bottle and become
convinced of its superiority.
Priced at $3.50.
Perfumery Dept, Main floor. g st.
Evening star., 1914-01-30

letters OF administration filed; attorney.
L. NJ. King
Estate OF Charles Marthinson: petition
to appoint receiver and collector filed: at
torncys. McNeill & Mcneil.
Estate of Raphael w Bryan: letters OF
administration granted to Raymond f.
Bryan; bond, 500; attorney George &.
Gertman.
Estate of William A. FarIee: petition
for probate of will filed; commission or
dered to issue, attorney, Louis Often
berg.
Estate Of Anna f. Brown: petition for
probate of will filed: attorney. John
Raum.
Estate of Elizabeth +: Wheeler: pcti-
ton for probate of will filed, attorney,
Fulton Lewis.
Estate of Alphonso G. Drake: letters of
administration granted TO Mamie G..
Drake: bond, s9n: attorney, I. IL. LIN
ton.
Estate of James A. August; will ad-
mitted to probate and letters testament
ary granted to Russell 7. August; bond,
$7.4oo; attorney. j. J. Darlington.
Estate of Kate B. Barlow: will admitted
to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Frank Shipley; bond. $I2Io:
attorneys. Magruder. stephen Y Ma
gruder.
Estate of California w Hopkins will
admitted to probate and letters of ad-
mnistration c t, a. granted to Arthur
S. Halsey; bond. 81 500: attorneys, r. c.
L. Moncure and \. Leftwich Sinclair.
Estate of fiillman A. Hall; will admit
ted to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Marion H. Blackburn; bond,
$500: attorney, f. II. Thomas.
Estate of James Quigley; decree of
Philippine Islands court fled. and order
authorizing administrator to consent to
account; attorneys Whippler & Will
marth-
In re Irene c. Diver; order appointing
Annie l. Diver guardian; bond. $:'n: or
der of allowance; attorney, J. r. Shields.
Estate of James \. August; wills dated
July u, 1911. and September ., 1911. filed
In re Daniel Brown; order of allow
ance: attorney. Il. z. Moore
Estate of Lyman +. Casey. will dated
November %, 1893, filed
Evening star., 1914-01-30
Toilet Articles, Perfumes
and Soaps.

We carry only toilet articles that We
| have assured ourselves Of being pure ar 7
| high grade. On the following items ,ier
| prices are also especially attractive
I.isterine. bottle ---.-.-... loc and -.
Egerie Violet Toilet Water bottle. :..,..
| Murray & Lanman's Florida Water.
0ottle y
Michelsen's Bay Rum. bottle.
3.c soc and o.
w 6. L. Violet Toilet Water. bottle.
25c. 5oc and 81 90
Pinaud's Eau de ouinine. bottle.
4oc and SOC
| vantine's Kutch Talcum Powder 20
Colgate's Talcum Powder. assorted
odors. --loc and 20.
Lyons Tooth Powder. der.-.-.......-...1.lc 1.lc
Pebeco Tooth Paste. --......---..35c sc
Colgate's Tooth Paste. ste....-........... .2oc
roStllla 1 tts
Benzoin and Almond Cream. ...... 30.
Rose Water and Glycerine. ......-.. -,
W. & L. Rivera Violet Soap, loc cake
5 Tor .-r'c
W. & L. Cucumber and Almond Soap
Sc cake: doz- ..::---.--. .aor
Hungarian Violet Glycerine, cake l.tc
Mt. Carmel CASTLE Soap, 10c cake.
Tor 90
w & L. Turkish Bath Soap. cake. &c
doz --.---'glc
AoIn G n
Evening star., 1914-01-30
Practical Corsets and Corset
Waists for Girls.

Soft light models for the slender and de-
vclopins figures. The boneless corset is the
natural model for the young girl. The low
bust easily confined with soft brassiere. and
large waist and straight hip gives sufficient
support. yet does not hinder the develop
nent of the figure or confne it to an oo-
iectionable degree Great care has been
taken in the designing of each model. we
realizing the Importance OF correct corset1ns
in early lie.
c,orsets and Waists suitable for the girl given 10
athletic sports and outdoor recreations
Hip Confiners and Waist-1ine Models in Cofsets o'
various makes and models.
" priced from 100 to $500.
Ferris and Ideal Waists. with or without shoui-
der straps for the very young girl
" Priced from soc to 81 90.
Practical everyday models in the brassleres 1oF
schoolgirls.
I'd floor
Evening star., 1914-01-30
Josiah Kinsley Gives Aid.

Mai sylvester said today that he had
received much assistance from Josiah
kinsley. secretary OF the board of police
commissioners of Baltimore, in the work
Of establishing the safety lanes here. Not
only was Mr.. kinslcy's advice of much
valtic. hut the Baltimore official arranged
for the manufacture of the posts and con-
netting rods
IN amendment to the traffic regulations.
wHiel. is expected To- lessen the confusion
attendant upon vchjcular traffic in front
nf The. National Thcatcr. was announced
todsty- Heretofore vehicles tavc been
pertlittcd To- approach the theater from
fhc west taking the left side of the
street Under The new arrangement they
viii he required TO approach from the
east.
Evening star., 1914-01-30
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court of the United States.
Friday. January 30. 1914.

Friday. January 30. 1914.
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. jus
tice Mex emma, Mr.. Justice Holmes. Mr..
Justice Day. Mr.. Justice Hughes. Mr..
Justice Van Devanter, Mr. Justice Lamar
and Mr.. Justice Pitney.
James w. Keys of San Rafael, Cal:
Robert L. Barber of Detroit. Mich, and
Guy l.. Fake of Rutherford. \. J., were
admitted TO practice.
No. 2lI. Atlantic Transport Company
of West Virginia. petitioner. agt. Frank
imbrovek. and
No. III. Atlantic Transport Company
of West Virginia, petitioner, agt. state of
Maryland TO the use of Mary Szcesek,
widow. etc: argument continued by Mr..
Edward Duffy for the petitioner. by Mr..
w. II. Price, ir-, for the respondent. and
concluded by Mr.. John E. Semnes for the
respondent.
No. 2l1- Anna Hawley. plaintiff in er-
ror. agt, Joseph w. Walker, constable,
etc; argument commenced by Mr.. j. NJ.
Sheets for the plaintiff in error.
Evening star., 1914-01-30
MORE SAFETY LANES
IF TEST IS SUCCESS
District Officials Closely Watching
Experiment at Street Car
Transfer Points.

Safety lanes may be established at a
number of street intersections If the ones
now being tried out at 18th and G streets.
18th street and New York avenue and 7th
strcet and PENNSYLVANIA avenue produce
the desired results. according to announce
ment today. Both Commissioner Siddors
and Ma. sylvester arc watching closely
me experiment being made in the inter
II Of aTordins greater protection to per
So,s waiting for street cars at consested
POINTS. ard are inclined TO believe from
ii'Hited trial given the plan that it Viii
], uVe successful.
Tho prcner width that should lie given
,hc safety lanes and other features arc
aeius carefully observed Nlrcady the
o. Il officials are convinced that the plan
~ AaviuS iron rotis connect the posts e.
,ab1ishiuG tn boundaries of the zones 5
gi;tscri4 bic 10 tho scheme of using cables.
y 5ea i tile universal practice III otter
eit.es where similar effort has been made
to re,iucc tht amount Of danger 10 pedrS-
trsans at street intersections.
Evening star., 1914-01-30
BOYS and Girls Footwear
That Is Comfortable and Durable.

Thoroughly honest in materials and con-
struction making them durable: stylish and
comfortable in fit: STYLES made expressly
for u.s.
Lace and Button Shoes. of dongola kidskin. tan
Russia calfskin gun metal cafskin and patent kid
skin
Sizes to s. pair .sl.ap 70 s.vn
Sizes 81 to 1oi., pair. slao to $500
Sizes IL to .. pair. SlIo to $50"
Bows. and Youths Blucher-cut Lace shoes. of gun
metal calfskin, tan Russia calfskn and patent colt
skin; made on neat. well fitting last with Good
year welt SOLE
Sizes O Ji.. pair. $500 and $50
Boys and Youths High-cut Tan Calfskin storm
Boots with heavy viscolized Goodyear welt soies.
Sizes IL to 1872 pair. Ssoo
Sizes 81 pair. -Sfbo
Boy Scout Shoes the hest for service and for all
outdoor and school
Sizes IL to 1879. pair S.oo
Sizes 5ls. pair r................... 500
floor Tenth
Evening star., 1914-01-30
The Art Linen Room

SHOWS THE FINEST AND MOST ELEGANT
LINENS PRODUCED in THE WORLD.
Especial attention is directed to present displays
HANDMADE CROCHET BEDSPREADS,
HAND-EMBROIDERED FRENCH MUSLIN SPREADS,
HAND-EMBROIDERED BED SHEETS
HAND-EMBROIDERED AND LACE-TRIMMED
PILLOWCASES.
LACE TABLECLOTHS FOR LARGE AND SMALL SIZE TA
BLEs; LACE SCARFS AND LUNCHEON SETS.
Special Values inn Renaissance and
E1amd=Embrodered Linens.
54-nc Handmade Cloths SOS eac-wee $1,000
72-nch Handmade Renaissance Cloths sS75 eaewee
Hand embroidered Luncheon pieces, doies
sizes, and cenerpiece S35oo-were $1,000.
Evening star., 1914-01-30
Woo0war6 6 Iotbrop
New York-=WAs1INGTON-
A SALE OF MISSES SUITS
2en1a arkabEe i'm SAVINGS Presented.

NG1H1s11 Me1D1S 1aa ~'e1 V1115N9 S
MANY the ae-seaSon reductions to buy. They
made 1t the regardless
worth This sale of furnishes OF the FASH
prices far below formerly Not all sizes i'll all
directly accountable for their popularity but all sizes
be in models
At Sl875-Were $4,000 and $2o5o
Modified Cutaway Coats in broadcloh and
trimmed with black velvet and fancy but
made in the fashionable pegtop designs also
tailored suits with se-trimmed and PLAIN
skirts, slightly draped
AT SlOOO-Were $1,000. $3.50 and 5000
Broadcloth and Serge Suits, brown, mahogany
wine Norfolk and cutaway styles, with beted
backs plain and draped skirts sizes II, 10 and 1s
At S1275-Were $500.
Broadcloth Serge Fancy Eponge and Wool Popln Suits
black, blue brown and mahogany velvet or SELL
trimmed cutaway the modsh blouse effect pes
top skirts ID. 10 and IL.
Third floor
Evening star., 1914-01-30
Mems New Tan Lace Shoes,
S4.OOPair. Regularly $500.

New Shoes just received, and new
in style. Made of tan Russia calfskin
in the new modified English last, with
half invisible eyelets and hooks at
TOP: low broad heel This is the first
special our Mems Shoe Shop has ever
offered, and the quality of the shoes,
the low price and the splendid styles
should make it desirable to all men.
$1,000 pair.
Regular $500 quality.
Second floor r st.
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Artistic Brass for
Practical Household and Decorative Use.
Taird door. Eleventh ST.

Judging inquiries will be pleased
to know shipment OF Fine Braswarc
scntine effects
Umbrella lars ardinercs Candlcstick Baskets. Fern Dishes
Vases brushed and metal finishes both ot Nllc
much admired designs simple but highly artistic aud tre
prices we'll within moderation.
Umbrella Jars upward from SIo5: Baskets from soc Na-c
from &c., Dishes c ardniere from Sc andlcsto
from
hnor.G
Evening star., 1914-01-30
Sues B. & O. Road for $4,000.

Alleging that gateman at Union sta
ton refused, October l last, to let him
through the gate to the train platform.
although he exhibited a mileage book
having unusued coupons good for 800
miles, Fielding l.. Polndextcr has brought
suit against the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company to recover $4,000 damages.
He claims to have been delayed on his
journey. Attorney E. F. Coliaday repre-
sents the plaintiff.
Evening star., 1914-01-30
THE FINAL REDUCTIONS ON
MISSES AND GIRLS GOA Is.

The lots small but the sponding low. e
garments dencaly sold higher
regular Wool plushe, mann>h mixtures and chncas
comprise the majority OF the materials used
At $1,000 Were sIsz5 and 5000
Misses and Girls Goats. OF wool plush. ohnchila
nis and zibeline cutawav and belted back type
self-trmmcd Colors navy blue cadet MAHOGANY
green and brown. Sizes and
AT SlOeOW Mere SISz5 and 81 500
IL 70. brown.
chla mannsl mixtures and black plush Elll lensll
doubebreasted garments with belted back: shawl or
pain- tailored collars of self-nlaterial full lined
At 500 and S6.75 Were SS75 and $1,000
Broken several styles: u, Ale
lines se1i-rmmed with imitation plush collar: mt>
and chinchias regulation style with pclted hacN
sef-trimned and plaid lined fancy clevlots in blouse
effect trimmed with silk sash and velvet: lined II MAST
Truin Eevenhs st
Evening star., 1914-01-30
Held on Charge Of Theft.

Charged with larceny from the District
of Columbia. William Harrison was held
for the action of the grand jury in $50
bonds today in the Police Court by Judge
Pugh. Harrison is charged with stealing
two brass pipes valued at $3.50. He
entered a plea of not guilty"
Evening star., 1914-01-30
Another Lot of
Women $500 Umbrellas.

The practical o-inch size. of fine quality SILK ana
four choice colors making them desirable for rain
or sun use-navy blue. green. brown and garnet
with mission wood handles. The value Is one OF the
hest we have ever secured. $500 each.
we have lust received 30 more of the Black Satin
Gloria Umbrellas with selected mission and carved
wood handles at the low price of 100. The handles
are such as always put higher priced UNI
brellas
Main floor.
Evening star., 1914-01-30
Files Suit Alleging False Arrest.

Ralph f. Walker. a member Of the local
oar. has fled suit 10 recover $1,000 dam
ages from Alfred d. Smith and William
H. Seachrist. He charges false arrest
and conspiracy TO injure him In his pro-
fession Charles II. Meriliat represents
t.e plaintiff.
Evening star., 1914-01-30
Our Boot Silk Hose at 45c Pair
Are of Excellent Quality.

We direct attention to our complete
showing of Women's Boot Silk Hose, with
Isle soles. heels and toes and garter tops, II.
shades Of black white. tan. taupe and navy.
The quality is an excellent one, and the price
of 4sc pair unusually low.
Main !, 81.
Evening star., 1914-01-30
A Reduction Sale of
Bows Fine Quality Blue Serge Suits.
$7.75 cach-werc
SO. $40 and $II.
In an affracf1Ue
doublc-breasted style.

These taken from stock and reduced to e.
feet immediate clearance They plain blue selped and
white striped designs The fabric all WOOL the color fast In
stvc Workmanship durability these suits leave moth
ing be desired. Sizes 10 to 10
Secopnoo
Evening star., 1914-01-30
ONLY Ono .Rrnmn auInine,

- get the genuine call for fulI name rNyA.
T1vE B!soNo QUININF. I.o-,A for signature Of
- ". oRJtE- Cures CoiJ - oL. d.. &C.
Evening star., 1914-01-30
NEW WILLOW FURNITURE IN
THE TEST DESIGNS.

large this Furniture
all pieces would advise inspection determine
pieces early consider whether YOU
desire to use stained enameled
appropriate with the color scheme
which
Armchairs of several and types Easy Chairs, Arm
and Rockers, in many comfortable and artistic
shapes; Settees. Stools. Tables odd and
attractive pieces for all needs
Shown and green stained coors and
enamel: finished desired coioring demand
Cushions and suitable materials for seats and
backs.
Natural Willow Chairs. s2oo $500 $500 $3.50 each
Natural Willow Tables. $500 and upward.
Natural Willow Settees SI2 80 and upward.
Evening star., 1914-01-30

A Special Exhibition i'm Our
NEW AND ARTISTIC CRETONNE ROOM
Oh Fine Handmade French Willow Furniture, handsomely
enaeled and fitted with cushions covered the dantest
and most tasteful and other materials Also Gre
tonne Curtains Bed Covers. Couch Covers, etc.
We invite your inspection TO this display which think
will be helpful to all.
Futh1
Evening star., 1914-01-30


DISTRICT COURT Justice Wright.
In opening of alley in square $40,
certain. fund ordered distributed.
United States sst- Moy Wah: deporta
ton; appeal by United States noted.
In opening of alley in square 2S92
jury sworn and hearing set for February
- at / 80 am.
In re condemnation Of alley in square
3O49 hearing held
In re condemnation Of alley in square
@J1 hearing held.
PROBATE Coz RT-.lustice Stafford
Estate of Raphael w. Bryan: petition
for letters Of administration filed, alto
nrE. George Z. diertman.
Estate cf iillmau y. Hail. petition for
probate of viii filed. attorney, u. II.
Thomas
| In re Joseph A. Babbington; order ef
allowance: attorney. J. A Maedel.
Estate of Lemon G. Hine: appra.xAl
| waived and order for sale; attorneys, F.
| a. Fennins and Spencer Gordon.
Estate of Lucy B. Evans; reference TO
| ". c. Taylor special auditor; attor-
| ney. Thomas Walker.
Estate Of Anna NJ. Rock: will dated
| June 20 1911. filed. with codicil Of Janu-
| ary 10. 1914
/. Estate OF Alexander Payne; PETITION for
Evening star., 1914-01-30

BANKRUPTCY COTRT-Justiee Gould
In re. S. S. cssel: leave to sell granted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-03
Coffee Market

New York, June 2-The coffee market was steady at an advance of to points this morning in response to higher Euro- pean cables, further advance in the freight market. moderate European buy Ing and a renewed scattering local de- mand Rather a bullish visible supply statement probably helped prices, but there was considerable realizing and prices eased off slightly during the day with the close steady at net gain of to 8 points, Sales,- 56,000. June, 6.s2c; July, lo2c; September. 9.22c; October. sale: De- cember, s.4Sc; January. 9.53c; March. s.6lc; May. 9.70c.
 Spot firm; Rio No. '. 9ssc; Santos No {, l2lhc. Mild coffee quiet; Cordova, 12As0 tsc nominal. Havre. %f higher. Hamburg. k@1p higher. Rio unchanged. Brazilian receipts. 1s.0O0; Jundiahy. 5000. Todays Santos cables quoted 4s at 5sxSoo; Sac Paulo receipts, 1l,OOo Santos futures, 2Sr higher.
 The worlds visible supply lost bS2,77 bags for May, against 44S944 last year, making the visible as of June 1, 11,577. GOA. against 10.5s30 00 last year.