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Probate Division.
Justice Gould.

In re Edward r. True; petition to In
vest funds filed; attorney, w. K. Quin'
ter.
In re Robert n. Scott: order authorz'
ing guardian to invest funds.
Estate Howard Ratcliff; order admit
ting will to probate and granting letters
testamentary TO Isabella r. Ratclin
bond, 8, 600; attorney. William Clabaugh.
In re Marian r. Hogan; order to re,
invest funds and increase allowance oi
minor; attorney, r. z. Mattingly.
In re Ralph Bowling; order of guardian
for instructions; attorney, Z. 7. Cola
day.
Estate Frederick C. Ohm; order for ap-
praisement.
Estate Marian Bryan: order admitting
will TO probate and granting letters tesla
mentary to Charles c. Bryan; bond, ssoO
attorney. J. J. Darlington.
Estate Charles II Williams; ordei
granting letters of administration tc
James z. Williams; bond, 500: attorney
W. c. Martin.
Estate John W. Lee: order admitting
will to probate and granting letters tesla
mentary to Sarah J. Lee; bond. 5000; at
torney, John NJ. Loughran.
Estate William Schwing; sale finally
ratified: attorneys, Hamilton & Hamilton.
Estate Marie P. Greer; will dated De
cember 5, 1870 filed.
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U. S. Treasury Statement.

The condition of the Treasury at the
close Of business yesterday was:
Net balance in general fund, $229, ST., ,593
total ordinary receipts yesterday, S2,3S1,-
cI5; total ordinary payments yesterday,
S3.los. .SS9.
The deficit this fiscal year is ss.1s3,112,
against a deficit Of Sl2, ,S95, ,6S7 last year, ex-
elusive Of Panama Canal and public debt
transactions.
Revenue receipts this fiscal year up to
the close of business July IA, SIS 219, sol. .26;
revenue receipts for the corresponding
period last year. s23, ,I7S, ,6O5.7.
Ordinary disbursements this fiscal year
Up to the close of business July Il. $685.
675,3Ts.f3; ordinary disbursements for the
corresponding period last year. SIS, ,Ol6,-
03G64.
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SETS
REALTY RECORD
Fifty Transactions on Day J.F.
Costello Takes Office
: as Recorder.

A new record for a days activity in real
estate was established Thursday, when
nfty transactions were recorded. The
record was a welcome to the new record
er OF deeds, John F. Costello, who was
ihducted into office on that day. These
.wo events featured the operations in
the realty field last week.
The transactions Thursday were four
In advance of the record of May 3, when
torty-seven transactions were recorded
Inc new record stands as the best in two
years.
ihe large sales of the week were not
connned to Thursday alone, as on Tues
DAY thirty-seven deals were recorded
thirty on Friday and for the half day
OF saturday twenty-four transactions
were reported. twenty-five deals were
Wednesday.
The bad start of the opening days Of
July trading already have been over
come ana In the past six days l76 trans
actions nave been recorded This is a
gam OF seNenty-four sales over the pre-
Vlous week and equals any weeks trad
ing during this year. The sales during
the past week included AS lots and par
cells of real estate.
Suburban Trading Active.
The outlying suburbs were the scene
OF more than half Of the weeks trading
Two hundred and seventy-six parcels
changed hands in these districts. The
near-urban district ranked second with
sale of sixty-seven lots
A decided Increase in the demands for
property in the northeast section also
was noticeable. as sixty lots changed
owners during the week. This record
excelled by the trading in property in
the northwest section, where only thirty
four lots were transferred Nineteen lots
were sold in the southeast and two in
the southwest
The Alonzo Bliss Properties COMPANY
secured the Chatham Courts. at I7a Co.
lumbia road, for a consideration in
excess OF $4,000 Kennedy Bros. pur-
chased the Champlain Apartment at 1874
X street northwest, for sum indicated
by revenue stamps to be $4,000. Red
field Proctor purchased twelve vacant
lots fronting on Sixteenth. Belmont and
Crescent streets, for approximately 500
600. The ground was acquired from the
Columbia Properties Company.
Increase in Loans.
An increase of more than $4,000 4.
shown this week in the loan market
over the record for the initial week of
July. The exact figures for the second
week OF Ine rnonIn were Sio, 'Sli. 1hlS
sum was borrowed on the security OF
ia lots at an average interest rate of
l-2 per cent
Straight loans predominated with an
aggregate of s543, ,4O35 IS. The sum of all
the notes given for deferred purchase
money was s154. So 81 The building as
sociatons advanced to members 1850.
Northwest property was most favored
as a basis for loan securities, being
pledged for a total OF sE4,3s3. County
, property was encumbered to the ex-
tent of s237. i95l7. The record of loans
in the other city sections was: North
east. $500 southeast, sls,5oo, and
southwest, s,3T5.
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Harsh Measures.

The wounded Highlander in hospital
was very depressed, and seemed to make
no headway toward recovery. He was
forever talking about his bonnie Scot
land" and the idea occurred to the doc
tor that a Scotch piper might rouse his
spirits. After some hunting around a
piper was found, and it was arranged
that he should present himself outside
the hospital that night and pour forth all
the gems of Scottish music the pipes were
capable of interpreting. This he did.
When the astute doctor turned up the
next morning he eagerly asked the ma
tron:
Did the piper turn upT'
He did" replied the matron.
And how's our Scotch patient?"
''oh, he's fine; I never saw such a
change" said the rnatron.
That's grand. 1t was a fine idea of
mine to get that piper" said the delight
ed doctor.
Yes" said the matron, sadly; but the
other thirty patients have all had a seri-
Gus relapse.-Tit Bits.
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The World of Finance and Complete Legal and Real Estate Reco

per h.. IL; spring ducks. pse b.. u: cnicxens
srFins. per lb.. 2sa25; turkeys. per h., %
GREEN GoODS-Beans, per basket. BaD; oeess
per 100. 2.ooa3p; cabbage. new. per crate. s@Is
eantaloupes. per crate l.0oa3.oo: carrots per oncn
as caulihover. per basket 1al. %; celery. fioraa
Ial.5 cucumber. per basket 50a75;; cymbiinsa
per crate. doas5; eggplants Per crate. TaL3; kale
per bbl.. 1a5o lettuce. New YORK, per bas<st
sack 2oosaes: do. Texas 25s4oo; pepper. pc
crate, aal 90; potatoes, per bbl za2fb; tomatoes
nearby. per box 7sai.U: turpirs, per bunch. SAst
FRUTrS-Apples. per bbi l.oos20; cherries. PEI
crate. sooas.5o; grapefruit. per box. 5.0aaso
lemons. per box looa4so oranges. Per crate. 2ooa
2T5; pes ches. per crate I.ocs2D; pineAppies. pei
crate. 2Gns20; plackberies per at. ,sAs. fasptsr
lies. per qt, Gals hucklebeTies. per a., ests
Watermeions. eaci anS.
LIVE STOCK-yesl calves prime. per b.. 10
do. medium. per lb. sash; spring lambs. fat, pei
b.. loalO1
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Men of Affairs
In the National Capital

That is the title of a series
of cartoons that will appear in
the columns of The Washing
ton Herald beginning tomor-
row. Each cartoon will con-
sist of a faithful pen picture of
the subject, so far as the face
and head are concerned. The
heads will be supported by
miniature bodies, and the cen
trail figure surrounded by
sketches illustrative of his par
ticular hobbies at work or at
play or both.
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York. July l5-Trads in cotton was slow
as whole in the market today ard without
special feature. The market opened steady un.
changed 10 points higher
Toward the close the demand increased a little
On official sdVices with regard 10 the storm and
the market again worked upward Last ouotation.
showed a net gain Of to 5 points
Port receipts for the day were about 500 bales
compared with 5E3 bales last week and ST63 bales
last year.
The Chronicle estimates the worlds visible supply
Of cotton at 3.57s.oi2 bales. against 52GTss bales
last year. The American supply is ks, OH bales,
compared with 36jO7s4 bales year ago
Spot at Liverpool was dull at an advance Of
points on the basis Of soSd for mid-upland FNu-
lures in the English market closed quiet at a net
decline Of lIHa2 points.
Spot here quiet and unchanged at 70 q
cents. There no sales
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PHILADELPHIA GRAIN.

Philadelphia, July I5-wHEAT-After opening
cents higher the market developed an easier tone
and lost l cent Of the improvement. We quote
Car lots in export elevator. No. red, spot. llOa
LIZ; No Southern red lOaa 10: steamer No
red lc7al.09; No. red. LGaL0e rejected A. Lola
l.o6iz rejected B, lGSalOS
CORN-Was in good request and cent higher
under light oderings. We quote: Car lots for
local trade. to location, Western, No 2 yellow
9GRa9l; do. steamer yellow sakaso; do, No vel
low, &'2asTa; do. No. yellow. sFsaS4
OATS-Ruled firm and j cent higher under lzht
offerings, and fair demand. We quote: No :
white. sasS11; standard white. 4Tai7Is; No. white
i5zatie; No. white. 42a42: sample oats 3glsaip+
purified oats. graded. E5a6l1
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. July l5.-Bulls in complets contro
Of the wheat market today. There Is possibility
Ct black rist reducing the spring wheat crop.
While reports of the disease were confined tc
South Dakota few days ago they included North
Dakota and Miunesota and the claims Of present
and prospective deterioration were more persistent
accompanied by heavy buying orders. There w.rc
reports from all parts Of the spring plant the
temperatures are high.
Wheat advanced to 81 cents today and whilt
there snere reactions of Il to y cents from ths
highest levels the undercurrent Of remark
able strength.
The demand for cash active here and
elsewhere but the supply small Oats closed within
a gain Of 20 rs cents and there renewed ac
tiyity with shorts In the lead the buyers.
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Her Mistake.

Mr.. and Mrs. Compton had gone out
on the platform to take the air. Mrs.
Compton returned to the car first and sat
down squarely in what she thought was
her husbands chair.
That she had made a mistake was
speedily proved by the irate voice OF the
man who had walked along the aisle be-
hind her.
Madame" he said, you are sitting
on my hat"
Mrs. Compton rose and took from the
seat a crushed and crumpled object
oh" she said, breathlessly, as she
gazed at the forlorn object. I'm very
sorry. You see, I thought all the time
it was my husband's-I mean-"-Chi-
caSo Newa.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS

Friepdship-Thrift Building Company to Herman
F. Msndler, iot ., east part lot ). lot and vest
part lot 1, equsre Ta, so; trusts $50.
1873 W street northwest-Mxttie E. G.y to Mar
A. Points, lot 10. square "a so; trusts SSB.
rs Eleventh street porthwest-Msbelle L. Hol
land ct viz. Stanley F.. to EsteIle Bsyne lot s.
Mount Pleasant, block Il SO
Friendship- Benjamin H. Gruver and Bruce CeTe
land, trustees, TO Thrift Building Company. lot ?
east part lot 5, all lot and west part lot T. SluArC
r7Se. $500.
Woodbridge and West Woodridse-Fredenck A
Lineer et ux. Elizabeth NJ. TO Johr P. and Marie
T. Schrodt. lot s., square ssS SO.
Trinidasd-Lola NJ. Thomas ct viz. David R., tr
Grsce d. Thon1s. lot Is. block 10, Trinidad, SO
Counecticut Avenue Heights and WhitehaTen. Sts
Philip and Iscob-DellA 6. Smalwood ct rir
George T, 10 Marion Mckay lots q and s. blocI
2 Connecticut Avenue Heights. and lots z TO 81
block T. and lots s. to e. block S withdrawn. SITS
Philip and Jacob. so; trust, S.Ao
Chevy Chase Grou-Fulton Il. Gordon et uI
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BANKS BEGIN
CHECK system
Federal Reserve Board Inau-
gurates New Inter-District
Collection Plan.

The Federal Reserve systems new in
ter-District collection service went into
effect yesterday. but as far as could be
ascertained few II any of the local banks
made the slightest change in the manner
of collections, and only two sent checks
to Richmond for collection.
II is expected, however, that tomorrow
morning, when local banks are likely 10
receive checks drawn on them. through
the Richmond bank. sufficient items will
re sent to offset the payments to be made
by them. so that their reserves may not
be affected,
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BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore July l5-WHEAT-Receipts 75,l7
bushels, consisting of 200 bushels Southern and
53tO7 bushels Western; shipments from elevators
1881 bushels stock in elevators. E2Sf9 bushels.
The market opened frner, as follows: Spot, liz
No. Western, Lis; July. LIZ; September, LIZ =
CORN-Recepts lo7 3T bushels, consisting of l63.-
~ bushels Western and SD bushels new Southern;
shipments from elevators. 6o.i0l bushels; stock IN
elevators a5oi5 bushels. Prime sail yellow corn
quotable at 90 per bushel. The market opened
frrneT Spot and July, S14.
0ATs-Receipts. 294.sl7 bushels; withdrawn from
elevators Isl SO bushels stock in elevators ai9c7i
bushels Prices we're Standard white, -; No.
white, lkaAJa; No. whits, 4aIA
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NEW YORK MONEY.

View YORK. July l5.-Money on call today loaned
at the highest rate Hnce November 1914. Tbs
rerge was and N per cent. Mondays range was
6 aud per cent Tuesday, and ~ per cent; Wed.
pesdsy, and sa Per cent; Thursday, IA and g.
per cent. and Friday. So and ~ per cent
Tine money rather firm in the early DAYS OF
the week but the condition lesssned gradually to-
ward the close and the supply was larger.
Rates indrrtial collateral: ~ per for ninety
days and four months. 4Sa4E per cent for i've and
six months mixed collateral. Ia4k pr cent for all
periods from sixty days to six months.
Mercantile paper continued firm throughout the
week. Rates: 4aiis per cent for sixty to ninety
days Inducements f4aS per cent for choice four
to ak months srngle names.
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FOR SALE-HoUsES.
$500 MONTHLY

Qncludins all interest and p1aapsD snd 4,
snail Gsh psynrnt. nIket ysu the permanent
OWNER Il cne Of the mos oelEhtfui .pd
Ts' PSos''.....--e'l... NIUE .o-'' N u. 's SIS
Ideally located near Lincoln Pan; 6 lGrry
roons, tile bath, cellar under entire house
front and bach porches. excellent cous sr1ction
etc. Sample house, lSS d e.. - Opeu dsiy
and Sunday uItil D m We want al Who
renting 10 come out and - these homes
either for investment OF home. How 70 set
there-TSke Capital Traction cars 10 18Th s. o
walk two squares north; or Lincoln Parf e.a
% 18th and walk south three square, Reprs-
scntEtives o. premises.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York July B.-FLOUR-Firn; business il
limited. Kansas straights To arrive, in car lots
5.sa5-5o; spring patents for July to August, 55os
Geo; spring clears, 4sOa5.i5; soft straight to ar
rive, 4.70a5Oo; hard winter straight fer July
in wholesale lots.
PORk-Steady: demand is limited. Mass - j0s
$50; family, 27.coa29Oo; Clear 23.5OaZ7G.
BEEF-Inquiry Is lfeless Prices steady. Pdcket
BOsls.o0; family. l9.5Da1o0; extra Indian mess
sSOOa3Cc
bARD-Stsady: inquiry IS limited Prime West
ern. 400: refined continent, N35: South American
1870; refined Brazilian, in kegs, l56o; becf stesriue
Il lard stearns, slow at liS.
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NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York, July 5-WHEAT-Hlsher; trade
checked. No Northern, (. o. b. 49, new No. >
red Z. o. b.. l.Si4 TO arrive; No hard winter
Ia, (. 0. D. ; No. l nacaron 70 arrive l22It No
Manitoba, Isl. Exporters took 1000 bush, $
Part Manitoba and par. hard winter last night.
New No hard winter {. o. b.. Gulf quoted eIt
over August and over September
CoRN-Str0ng; quiet inquiry. New No. yellow
frsshshelled to arrive 81. /. f. No ) fresh
shelled, to arrive. @oa C (. Exporters took moth
ing.
OATS-Steady; good trade. STANDARD III No
white, 46at6s; No. white i5aI5ia elevator basis.
unsraded. 45laaiS=. Exporters took 900 COZ bushels
Canadian and native, chiefly last night
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New York Analysis.

the following analysis OF the New York
stock market from Logan & Bryant:
The market was higher on weekend
evening up. The buying was largely pro-
fcssional and was not associated with
any particular change in the factors sur
rounding the situation. During the early
part of the week quite a few specialties
were heavily depressed, so a rebound is
not unnatural, but technical conditions
have been remedied in a degree that. IN
our estimation, warrants a bullish atti-
tude on industrials''
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE

Quotations given below for large lots OF rood
marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices are higher
Lower grades may be sold for less. Fancy sapds
command higher prices.
EGGS-Fresh, per doz.. 2sa24.
BUTTER-Best prints, new per h. aH. 40
tub. lb.. sGa process, h.. .; storepacked
per lb, aa2-
LARD-Tub, pure, per h., 1ls12; do. compound
per lb., io5s; cottcuseed oil. per can, BIS
CHEESE-New York. new, per b. IS; fta n,
b.. IS; Swiss domestic. per lb,. %; do, foreign
per h., 40.
LIVE POULTRY Hens. per lb, lsais; rooster,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

Abe 4. Brsreman. L Of Richmond. Va. and
Mable c. Goldberg. y. Of Roanoke, Va. Rev.
Adler Sheferm1n.
Zenas GRAY, SJ. OF Norfolk, Va. and Marie n.
Marshall. .. Of this city. Rev. L. Morgan
Chambers
George F. Owens q Of Tuxedo, Nd. and Erums
Buskley, q, Of this city. Rev. L. Morgan Chsnnbers
Robert r. H.ndley. q and Generire c. Cannon,
10. Rev. Stephen Morris
Ira II. Phillips. 8 Of Paris. Md. and CSrrie l.
Thompson, 49, Of FairfsI. Va. Rev. Howard F.
Downs
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Equity Suits

5i47c-Anna F Barnhart VS.. Mary z
Hannold; ct al for partition; plaintiff i
attorney, John P. Mcmahon.
34473-Edward B. Mclean VS.. Frsnci:
T. Homer; for injunction; plaintiffs at.
torneys, Joseph w. Bailey, George P,
Hoover and Wilton J. Lambert
S4474-In re Stentermsn's National In.
vention and Manufacturing Company
for change OF name; attorney. F. C
Geiger.
34475-Robert c. Mitchell VS.. Lula z
Mitchell: absolute divorce; plaintiffs at.
torney, John NJ George.
34476-Lena c. Endres VS.. Bernhard En-
dres; limited divorce: plaintiffs attorneys
o. A. Phelps and NJ. n. Richardson
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No Action on Dividend.

No action on the dividend was taken
by the directors of the Lanston Mono
type Company at the July meeting. En-
pectation of July declaration was based
on the theory that a quorum might not
be available at the August meeting.
which is the regular period for the quar-
terry declaration.
The directors are expected to declare
the usual l 1-2 per cent for the quarter
at the next meeting.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York July l5.-The higher-priced issues
which group is composed mostly Of motor and war
order stocks. were pronouncsdly weak during III,
list week in the Broad Street curb.
Ths effect Of the liquidation was not discernibl
until shortly after the opening on Tuesday. wheI
violent declines were sustained in Aetna EXPLOSIVES
and DriggsSeabury. The remainder Of the list soor
became unsettled. with several issues declining
to new low records
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Criminal Division No. l.
Justice Gould.

United States VS.. John Manousos: for
gerry and uttering; bench warrant return
ed cepi; defendant committed.
Assignment for Monday, July II, 1916.
| United States VS.. Warren E. Grimes;
motions and sentences.
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Furnished by w. d. Hibbs & Co.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. July lS.-HOGS-Recepts. $500; slow
Bulk, sf5s9sO; light. s4)a9.sD; mixed. oslo. oS
heavy, e.2jal0.G5; rough, e.2sae4S; pigs sl0a9 IS
CATTLE-Receipts. 90 head; steady. Native
beef cattle 7lcalLOO stocke-s and feeders iOaS 20
and heifers, 25Oa960: calves s0al2oo
SHEEP-Reccipts. GOO head; weak. wethers,
6Sas. u; lambs, 7aaloS
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Supreme Court, District of Columbia
Equity Division No. l.
Jusrice GOuld
justice Gould.

Mclean vs. Homer; restraining order
returnable July q: plaintiffs attorneys,
Joseph W. Bailey. George P. Hoover, and
Wilton J. Lambert
Smith VS.. Carpenter: order of publics-
tion; plaintiffs attorney. F. c. Bryan.
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Iawsuits.

| 5S3S+Robert R Bennett VS.. Edward G
Portner and Robert E. L. YeIlott; note
1904. 80; plaintiffs attorney, Edward L
Gies.
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FOR RENT-H0USES.
Unfurnished Houses

SA ~ 4shSS AASASts
,.os -. a. - \ CAP. g.. b..SS2s
20. - u.o.. o.. De-. tT h....---.----... . a
% Nv, l,1.. b. SO 3 P1-tCr ne 6r g > y
As ith ne, 81. b.. 55o2t5 lith -. sr.. b.. 80
Apartments-Heat Furnished
TIE DANFoRD. lG3 Har7srd - pw..
roons and bath .-.-.sS..-. SS u
Stores
1875 18th ST.. ....--.... ........... ssr ~
Colored
- PstterSor ne. "a. Frur s. 50
Or, b---.-.-..------ q" n 18th De.. g.. B.. Eco
WIN. H. SAUNDERS & co.
Southern Bldg, S07 18th St. N. W.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
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John F. Donohoe & Sons, Inc.,
3l4 Pennsylvania Ave. S. E.

We Will REGIN RENT on ANY PROPER1l
LISTED BELOW AUGUST AND Do NEI@FS.
SARY REPAIRS At ONCE.
z 2. Cap 81. l4r. 2b. h. ". h slec. EHr SO u
- Z. Cap. St llr., d. h. heat -. & %
eS 5. c. ave. -. ur.. n. h. " heat...s... {. =
o2 Ind ave NV llr., l.. steam hest.......... q 90
- =; 'GG- -. W. p. furnace heat cellar. - ~
lg9 5th st. Sc. r., b.. h. " heat ......- -. : la
l4e Pa ave. Sc II. b.. furnace heat cellar 3 -
10 4th 3. g. sr.. b, furnace heat csllar-. IS 81
10 - Sc. lor b., furnace heat cellar. = 81
j Srd s.. ne. st., b., latrobe heat-...... 2 81
- 81 81. e. ST, h. latrube heat............. % o
- Mass. ave. ne. IT. b., latrUbe heat...... p s.
- 4. ne. 81. b.. lEtrohs heat .......... 81 -
. 7,h 81 ne, b.. turnsce hest............... 81 81
- y. J. ave. Sc. p. b.. srTubs heat. = -
Ss 9Th 81. g. sr, L., lEtrUbe heat CrlEr... . 81
2 6th St 81, r.. b. furuscg heat caIlsr... 3 81
~ 9Th St ne. or. b. lstrphs heat-......-... . n
6S Morrls = ne. 6T.. o.. cellar furUare heat = 81
~ h 81. ne, or, b.. lHtrobe beat.....-.... Z 81
~ q. s.. Or, b, lStrube hsat-.......-..... y >
+tl + 81. e. Sr-, b.. lstuobs hest......... Il %
20 = 81. Sc. e.. D.. latrlhe hCaf..-'....... Il sn
l2S ESe ST. ne e. b.. latruhs heat ......... n 81
20 St ne. "a, iatrobe irO
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MONEY TO LOAN,

HoNrY 70 LOAN ON 1PPRoySD cfrf aIIi
stsu az lowest current rto; Recaxl pv1rll.ss
With rrsr~cs TO rrisr psymeDts T1LER a RUTs-
ERFORD. Inc, az iSSh -
EoNEY 10 LoAN-Szs 10 ssr on on o. q
real estate. Several trust funds " 70 G per o-nt
An trznssc sction, conducted with ecououjcrl conxs
e-1tion for borrower WL II. SAUNDERS .
CO., southern BuDdinS az Ha - az
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BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Boston. July I5-The market was narrow
without special feature.
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FOR RENT-STOREs

FOR RENT-ST0RES.
18Th ST Nv. ABOVE G-EXCELIENT BTyT-
ness location large rooms; large show window ;
modern attractive: rear entrance. CAYwOOD 4
GARRETT lZl n. Y. ave.
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Colored
WIN. H. SAUNDERS & co.

"a Pstterson ne .-Is Frr-. g. r 60
6T., h.-..-.......--. Is a. III 18th nc e. b q
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Apartments-Heat Furnished

5E DANFoRD. lE3 HarsI - rw..
oons and bath -................ - * u
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FOR RENT-SPECIALS

FOR RENT-SPECLALS
g Randolph pl.. 6r and D. front snG hack perch s. -
g st NV. rooms and hath; A No. L.. -
q se1ton nv. Gr. Snd bath. slsCTsrE porch so
ss5l holmssd. r.. b. tenant C1uOsc paper 3 N
lsS2 Euclid. 70 looms suu hath; Steering porch 600
We Csn Get lu-o What You Want
D. H. JOHNSON CO.,
1888 H ST. N. w.
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.
COOL FIvE-ROOM BATH APARTMENT on
Hill, only 81; modem: windows three sides
overlooking large yard ards porches; convenient
TO car: refined location.
CAYWO0D & GARRETT,
I2N NEW YORK AVE
HFARTNENT 100. THE CAIRo-FJRNTsTF1
spsrtnent nr single rooms. Csl between sDd 9
evenings MRS. GARLOCK, Apartment to. The
Cairo.
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We WILL BEGIN RENT ON ANY PROPERIA
lSLE1 BEI0M AIGlST ] AND Do NBCES