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THE WASHINGTON W SHU GTON TIMES WEDNESDAY FEBBUABT FEBRUI Y 8 1903 19O 9
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STRENGTH STRENGTH MARK ARKS I
TOOAYS TODAYSMARKET MARKET
Activity iii Deals Also a
i feature Feature
Announcement Anrou l1cement of Confirmation Ha Has
Inspiring r spiring Effect Efi ct on Union
Pacific
NEW YORK Feb Feb8 S Strength and
activ activity ity characterized the stock market
this morning
A great majority of the stock lIst
opened open d strong and higher Tennessee
Coal and Iron sold up Ui 54 but lost it it
later The maximum gains in Ontario
and Western i cstern > and Union Union Pacific were J 1
per percent ceriT Tte3dmg Ft dihg is active and
higher Kansas City Clt Southern preferr preferrcd pe d
lest Nominally No ln lI lower low cr quotations in n
Erie ErIt Sugar SUf r and 3ndBrooklyn Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Amalgamated tm lgmlated Copper OIl l quiet and up
United 1nltedStatcs States Steel stocks were neg ¬
lected
The Tb character of o the news was favor
able although few fewfeaturesof features of novelty
were presented A general confirmation
of the announcement made last October
that Standard Oil and Union Pacific in
terests tn ts were to be represented on onthc th the <
Atchison board board11ad had d a D Very favorable fav lable
Influence upon sentiment sen timent
Strong foreign security markets in ¬
f creased faith in the approach of ocl1eace peac
between Russia an and d Japan and an i pas > as
ler tone In the t11 international money money mar
kets ke s were ere the other ther constru construive iive iac fa
tors
The TheannouncelDent announcement regardins Atc JL tchhcni hisoi
had an Inspiring effect effe t upon up n Union UnilnPa Pa
cific which advanced over a point
was a better tone ot Southern Pacific
but anthracite coal stocks were agai
most IDOS prominent j rominent features featuresof of speculation l11
Sensational S nsatlonal advance of nearly nearl a
in United States Rubber preferred preterr d oc
curred and the common rose over
point Prospects Pr pects of increased
was assigned as the cause of the th in
creased demand for these stbek stoc ks
THe bond market mark tholds holds strong Gov
ernment bonds unchanged
WASHNGTONTOGK VASHINGTON STOCK MARKET
Sales Sa1estJ TJ S coupon co upon 3s 20103V 2 103
u S re res ristered gistered ered 3s SO103 103 ½
Union Trust and Storage 10121 i
12L 10ia10l2L 10l21 lOl21
Commercial C mmercial Bank 10167 10167 5
167 1 167w
Potomac POtomticFire Fire Insurance 5020
National Union Unlon1007 1007
Peoples P ople5 1 Fire Fire1OO6 1006i 4
AVashington WlShing onGas10 Gas Gas1O64 1064 ½ 25 2 25G41 G47f 25
G4
Mergenthaler rgenthaler10195 I 10195Vi h 3195 10195 1OW195i
After call callCapi callCapitaL CapitaL L Traction 10g144i lQ1 1E144 144 4
10144i 1m44I4 4
Washington Street Railway Panwa 4s 10005 1000
y 7Vi
Lanston 10013
Capital Traction 37 37i144 J144B 144 37 3744 < gl44 37 < Z
144V 144 44i 20144 ½ 201445 2Qt44 k
Washington Street StT t Railway 4s 4slOOO 10001 iOOO
Si sTh sThi ji i a lt c
t7j Lanston nston fOQ i ot133 < 13 13
American Security and Trust 40247
buer buyer 30
Capital Traction 10144 144 ½
Greene Copper J5Q26 buyer 30
Capital CaDI 1 Traction S144 1002144 100iJ 44
GOVERNMENT T BONDS
Bid JUked
U S 2a 104H 105
U S 2S 10Pi 101 1C5
U S Ss 103 1034 104 1OI3
U s S 3s 10351 lO3 104 IO
U S S 4s s 105 10554 106
U S 4S ICotf l05 106
U S SI 4K i 131 13U 131
U S 4s i A 131 t 181 li
D g C 3e5s 118 1191
Phil Land Lan d 4 4s g > KI3tf 03I
RAILROAD RAII 4 ROAD BONDS
Capital Traction It R 4s 8 109 10
Mot R R Bs 117 118J
Met i R i R l lc cert c i indebt d bt A A 103 JOS
Met R R R cert Indebt B 103 its 15
Columbia R R Gs 117 120
Columbia R R R Ss I07J 107M 118
City and Su b R R 5s 5 1C55 1 iU 5 1C6
Anacostla Potomac 5s 103
The Wash Ry Elec ElecCo Co 4s s 87 sa 8
MISCELLANEOUS iUSCEL EOUS BONDS
Wash Gas Co 6s 6sSerA Ser A lOt 115
Wash Gas Co 6s Ser B lOt 1o 115
Wash Gas Cert 121 J2lJ J4 122
U S Elec Lt Deb Deb Imp 6s 101
U S Elec Lt Cert Ind 6s 10 10J
Ches Pot Tel 5s led 107
Wash Market Co 1st Cs 110
Potomac Electric 6s 103 10i lO
SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST TRUSTSTOCKS STOCKS
Nat Safe Deposit Trust 185 Iso
Wash Loan 8 Trust 210 2iO 2 0
Am Arit Security Trust 215 i60 60
Wash Safe Deposit 40
Union Trust and Storage 121 121
Washington Va shington Savings Bank 110 115
Home Savings Bank 185
RAILROAD STOCKS
Capital Traction Co H4 1tH 144
The Wash Ry Elec Co pf 85S 85 86
the Wash Ry Elec Co con 23U 2 < SO 3
NATIONAL BANK BA ANK K STOCK3
Bank of o Washington 453 J 525
MetropolitanCitizens MetropoUt C1tlzens 838 870
Central 303 3 U
Farmers und Mechanics 305
Second 150
Commercial CommercEalltS7 4 iB7j5 168
Columbia 210
Capital 173 ll
American 165 jgo ig
TradersWv Traders 170 200 00
Lincoln is 124 JSQ
HISB3 > 610
INSURANCE STOCKS
Firemens 25 2 ss
Franklin 45 55
Metropolitan ti 7B
Corcoran 70
Potomac 20S 20 33 u
Arlington 30 52 >
German American American23J 23J
National Union 7 7
Columpia Colum la I02i 10 1Oi 11
Riggs 8X 8 8i 8
Peoples 6 6
Commercial 4 4J J 5
Colonial 100
TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS
Real Estate Title 80 SO CO
Columbia Title u 32 3 3
Washington Title 2Ji 2 3
TELEPHONE AND A D GRAPHOPHONE
STOCKS
Chesapeake Ch sapeako Potomac 48 50 0
Am i Graphophone com 5H 5 0 1
Am Graphophone pf p 8J4 8 B
GAS GASs s STOCKS
Washington Gas C4 C 4 C4
Georgetown Gas 65 80
TYPE MACHINE STOCKS
Mergenthaler Linotype 19 195J6 i95 185 19M
Lanston Lans on Monotype 13J 13 133i 13 I
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Greene Con Copper Co 26 263 26
Washington Market ifl
Nor Wash VashSteainboat Steamboat 24J 4J
Realty Appraised Agency gccy 2 2 27
CfcqiuberlalnB C mbellauDCoug Cougli Eezncfly emcdy the See
Xt blado lado
In my opinion Chamberlains Chamb rlalns Cougl
Remedy R emedy Is the best made for colds 1
sayS Mrs Cora Walker of Portervilk
California There is no doubt oubt about It
J Being the best No other will cure a
o quickly No other o ther Is so sure a pre
vcntlve of pneumonia No other Is s <
pleasant and safe to take These
good reasons why It should be
to any other The fact Is that few peo
pie pIe are satisfied with any other a te
having once used this remedy For
by all druggists
NEW YORK STOCK STOCKMARKET MARKET I 1
Reported by b W B Hibbs Co 1413 F i
Street Members New Xe York Stock Exchange i
Chicago Chl = go Board of Trade and Washington i
Stock Exchange
Open High Low Lo 145 14
Arnal Copper 74 74 7Hs 73 74
Amer Locomotive l 374 3 1 1 374 371 4 S H i 36 36tl 363 = i
Am m Car Foundry Foundr 33i t 33 333s 3 33 3 33
Am 10m C F pfd 93 f S3 533 j Z 93i 9 933 93353I tI 83 53I
American Ice CVs 6 0M UVs 6Vi U1f
Amer Smelting S7 S7 1A > 4 S6 S61 S6t 86
Amer Smelt pfdH8 pfd llg ½ llSHSs llSIh 11S3 1ls ¼ i llov 110 1
American Sugar 144 144 14 14394 143 143 14 144
Atch Top S F S9i S9 S93 i iS S3 SS SSt4 8S54 8S 8S3 I
A T S F 1 pfd pfdl03 103 103 102 I IKts 102 I
Baltimore HnltImo re Ohiow Ohio 105 10510511 10i3 105 105 fc > ICoA
Brook Rap Tran 6 62j if C2 tl 61 02 n
Canadian Pacific Pacific134 134 134 lWs 134 134 1
Ches Ohio Oh io 51V 51 ½ 51 50vs 5Q 5U4 o1
Chicago Alton 41 41 4141 41 41 41 4tTs
Chicago Great West 23M 3y 23 2374 23 314 23
C M St S1 P P177 177 TT7V6 Ti7 176 17tj1h 171 11G 17G3
Col Col Fuel Iron 49 49 47 473 48
Con ConGas Gas 2101 210 4 211 1 Z9 09 210
Del Del Hud 194 194 183 193
Erie com 43 433 44 44lh 43 433 44
Brie 1st st pf 80 S03 S0 SOls 8Q SO1 so ½
Erie Ered 2d pr G3 6 i > 06 C5 G5 6 6r < 5 r L I
Genera l Electric Electric187 187 18874 188 187 387 87
IllInois Cen Central tral 15GSI 156 157 156 157U 157 I
1C K C Southern 31 J1l 31 3HL 31 311 31
Louis Nash Nash138 u 13S 1 138V 137 13H40 13S 38 I
Manhattan Man hattan Elevated Elevated17138 171 174 171 1713k 174
Met Sec Co 814 81 4 81 8 i ro1h 50 OV ½ < 8214 53
Met St Ry liOiB s 122 1221191 22 119 ½ 122 12i
M 11 1C T com 32 32 3232 32 32 SW Vs
iMo 110 Pacific u ul03 103 lOS 10SI s 107 lOH 107 10TI
Mex MecCentral Central 22 2 23 22 22 8
VaCar aCar Chem ChemCo Co 35 3514 30 6 35V4 35 SG
Col Southern 2G 262 26203L 20 203L 25 2d3 2C
Con Tobacco 4s 82 823 S2 S21f 82 S 5 S2 8216 ½
Am Tobacco 4s 7Gy 76 ½ > 70 767612 76 ½ lUfa 76
I So Pacific pac ific pf 1181 llS4 4 US1 11SV4 11 8 i HSU i13
National Lead 31Ti 3l 31 31 3Ef 31 31l 31
New York Central CentraL148 148 148 US 148
N Y On West W st 4f > 47i 4745 47 45 > 47 4
Norfolk fc c Western 83 83 SSS 83A 83 83 836
Pacific PflcUlc1faU Mail Steam 44 4PI 45 ½ 44 441 4 45
Pennsylvania R R140 R H 140 140 140 140 H01101h 140
Peoples Pecpl s Gas of Chi Chi109 109 10OV 109 109Ij 109 l IdOlS J 109 I IPecpl
Pressed Steel Car Car36 36 3636 36 ½ 35 36 361 6
IRe Rending ding 94 97 91 9H 96 i
Reading 1st pf pL 93 ½ 93 l3y ½ 93 931f ½ 93 932 93l
Reading ReadI11g2dP 2d pf f 91 91 91 91
I Rep Steel Iron 16 16 16 ½ 10
Rep Steel Iron pf I 71 71f 71 ½ 71 1 1 71
Rock Island com 35 0 So ij 34 35
Rock R OCle Island IslandPfd pfd 81 81 813 SIM 81 S1 8P
I Rubber Goods 27 27 26 26
St St L L S R2d F 2d pfd 72 72f ½ 73 72 7 73
St Louis S W T 26 26lS s 27 6 63 26 I
St Louis S Wpfd V T pfd 63 63 63 63
i Southern Pacific 67 t 6Th 7Yj 67 671J 4 67 67 6716
I ISouthern Southern Railway Railwa 34 344 34 349 H4 3PI 34
Southern Railway RaUwaypfd pfd 97 971f 97 971h 97 91 97 9 7
ITenn Tenn Coal Iron 77 77 75 76
Texas Te xaspac Pacific Ific 36 ½ 37 3 1k 36 3 36
Union Pacific 122 123 122 123
U S Leather 14 14 147 2 14 14
U S Leather Leath r pfd pM106 106 l06IA 106 105 l05lro 10594 105 I
TJ S Rubber 37 371 1 3S 37 371633 3714 3S
U S Steel 31 311 I 31 3PAJ 30 30z S0 31r = i
U S Steel pfd 94 ½ 94 94 94 91
U S Steel 2d 5s 94 94 9H 94 94IA 94
Wabash 23 23 232238 22 23
Wabash pfd pfdm m 45 4 45 4 45 4 45
Western Union 92 9y 92 972 92 9 1 92 Jn Il ½
Wisconsin Central 23 2314 23 23 231Ai 23 2314
C T Tr Trust pfd 31 31 = 4 S134 31 314 31
Amer Ice pfd 40 404014 40 39 39
Wabash Deb B B69 69 69 69 69 fJ
Cen Ry R of 2 N N > T J201 J 201 201 2011f 201 201
Rock Island Co Co4s 4s 82 82 ½ 2 82 82
Atlantic Coast Line Line1 122 2 122 122 1221h ½ 122 1221f 1
Kan City So pfd 6S 68 i 67 604 67
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
NEW YORK Feb S SThe The following
prices were we quoted qu ted on the cotton market
today
Open O Pn High I h Low o 115 1
March 746 6 755 55 745 t4 755 IJ
May 752 760 752 i59
July 761 770 761 768
August 765 774 765 773 1
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET I
I Wheat Open High Low 115 pm
I I May 11G1f 116 fl 11C3 11G 4 116 1161f 116
I July 101 101 1014 101 101 1017f ½ 101
Corn
I May lIra 45 4 45 4 8 45 4 k 45 4
July 454 45 45 I S 45 4s 45 474
Oats
May 30 30 3078 30 30 i
July 30 30 3 30 30
Pork
May 12 1277 1282
Lard L Lar d
May 685 667
I Ribs
t May 1 ay 6g0 GO
T TALEXANDRIA ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES T 1
oio +
ALEXANDRIA Va Feb ECapt Capt R
W Gaillard an old oldContederate Confederate soldier sold er
died at his home In south St Aaaph
street at an early hour this morning
Captain Gaillard was In his seventy
fifth year He is survived by a widow
Captain Gaillard removed to this neigh ¬
borhood from South Carolina after the
I civil war He married the daughter of
Hon W V W Boyce who was dne of the
Representatives of South Carolina in
the House of Representatives Representatlvesfor for many
2
years
Mrs Martha Jenkins nee Arnold an
aged Alexandria lady well known and
respected died this morning 1 at an ad ¬
vanced age of seventyfive seventy five years at her
C Crooms rooms In the old Ramsay Ram5a house Her
first husband was William Jenkins a
soldier of the Mexican war and after
his death she became the wife of B H
Jenkins who died not long since
I Joseph Roberts died at the Alexandria
r Hospital of pneumonia this moining
Mr Roberts was mysteriously shot on
Christmas Day at the corner of Henry
and Duke streets and andno no one has yet
found out who his assailant was
PERSONAL MENTION
Mr and Mrs H C Ainsley accom ¬
panied by their daughter Anna and so son
Urquhart left Alexandria today fo for
Palm Beach FIn
The Rev Fathers Collins of Harpers
Ferry and Lackey of Falls Church are
the guests of the Rev Re Father Cutler at
St Marya Church parsonage
The Rev J P Stump pastor of th the <
Methodist Church South Is ill at his
home on King street
FUNERAL SERVICES
f OF PRIVATE WHALEN
Accompanied by an honorary guard of
fifty men the remains of Private John
E Whalen the fireman who died Mon ¬
I day night after an Illness of several
months will tomorrow morning be laid
at rest In Rock Creek Cemetery
Service will be held from his late resi ¬
dence 717 Sixth Street northwest at the
conclusion of which the body will be
C taken to St Patric ks Churc h where
high mass will be said by the Rev Fa ¬
ther Stafford
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f GOLD GOLDS iiLes HEADAOHE lliAArni 9
CATARRH
Relieved in Ten Minutes bv Dr
I Agnews Catarrhal Powder
Rev W H Main pastor of the Bnp
tistEmanuel Church Buffalo gives
t I
strong testimony for and Is a firm be ¬
liever in Dr Agnews AgnewsCatarrhnl Catarrhal Powder
1 He has tried many kinds of remedies
without avail After using Dr Ag ¬
news Catarrhal Powder I was benefited
at once are his words It is a won ¬
I derful reme remdy dy and will relieve any form
of head h ad pain in ten minutes and eradi ¬
cate catarrh
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1 Dr Agnews A news Heart Cure hc the
overworked heart
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NEWS AND A lD GOSSIP
OF THE THE STOCK MARKET
WASHINGTON r j
The bulk of the trading on the 111e loca l
xchange today was done after the call
md nd the interesting feature of it vms the
ale of a thirty days option on 40 shares s
f American Security and Trust at 247 24
m advance a ance of 5 points Another option
for or 50 more moreshare shares was sold soldat at the same
ricebut ri rice but not recorded as the transac
ton had not taken place nlace on the floor of
he r exchange On the call the stock
closed at 245 bid and an 250 50 asked asltedwithout without
lny ny sales having been made
Capital Traction on the call closed at
Lll bid and H1 11174 asked but no stock stoc was
lradcdin radcd in until after the caIl when a
Lotal of nearly 300 shares was sold at
trices ranging from 141 HH i to 141 14Ei the
latter being paid for one block of 100
iharcs
Union Trust and Storage s y d dat at 121
ror or 40 shares and closed at that t1J t figure
is the bid and the offering offer iilS 1 4 higher
Commercial Rl National Bank gained IS 1
points twentyfive shares selling at a t
167 which was the closing bid with
16S 6S asked nskc
Of the fire insurance nsurance stocks fifty
shares of Potomac sold at 20 2 the clos cIo dos ¬
ing bid being 20 with 23 as the ask ¬
ing price Wu shares of National Union
at 7 and 100 shares of Peoples at 6
Gas was a good fraction higher
eightyfive shares selling sellin at 64 lv which
was the thecJosing closing bid with l 4 asked
MergentLaler was fractionally lower
ten n 51 shares res selling at 195 19514 and ten
at 195 19
Lanston held its own on the call but
later 200 shares sold at 13
Greene Copper was fractionally lower
the closing bid being 2G 2614 > 4 and the offer ¬
ing 26 261 h After the th call an option on
lot 150 shares sold sol at 26
Two Washington Railway and Elec ¬
tric bonds sold at 87 and 87W 87 respec ¬
tively t1e
NEW YORK
The bear side of the market at the
present time is very unpopular Brok ¬
ers who are not altogether bullish and
who criticise the themarltet market on one ground
or another another always add But I wouldnt
sell them short The relative scarcity of
stocksreal stocks real stocks slockseither either on the ad ¬
vances or on price recessions Is calcu ¬
lated to make a short position on the
market feel very uncomfortable
There Is probably a larger short inter ¬
est in the Steel stocks especially espe b lly the
common than Is indicated ndie 1ted in the mar ¬
let lcd The common stock has been fa ¬
vored in short selling se1Hngbecause because the short
does not have to pay dividends on it
He pays 7 per cent a year ar on the pre ¬
ferred If he ne is holding a position on the
short side of it it There Is some disap ¬
pointment of course among persons
who are are anxious to see Steel preferred
turned once more to the bull side of o
the themarket market It would have been b < en very
easy they think to put the stock
through 8C on Monday There was a t
transaction transa tlon in 100 shares yesterday at I
9G 96th for cash This included the divi ¬
dend The quotation of 94 regular was
the equivalent of 96 dividend on I Ithe
It is announced that shares enough
to constitute a controlling interest in
the Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron
Company have been taken over by the
International Power Company and that
the net earnings of the Alabama Con ¬
solidated common co mmo n stock sto CI which Vi hICh are a re now no w
said to be of the value of about 20 per
cent if applied to dividends would give I
to the International Power Company
jificlent s income to pay over C per cent
en its 6400000 outstanding common
stoc k The payment of f the 3 3per per cent
dividend declared by the International Int rnational
Power Company yesterday on the pre i
ferred forr d stock will liquidate the accumu
lated la ted dividen dividends ds on that issue up to Oc i
tober 1 3904 004 so that there now nor remains
duo dU on the thestok slock only 3 per cent back
dividends It 1t12 Is understood that this
amount will be b declared within a few
months n bringing the payments up to
date d te The preferred stock Is entitled to I
I 6 per cent cumulative div dividends idends I
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CROWD GOES
TO HEBREW EBE FAIR AII1
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Labor Night Br ings Out Many From
the Or Orcranlzatiofls ganizations mia tions o f the th City
Mr Morr Morrisons isons Address
Last night was Labor Night at the
fair and bazaar and nndfuily fully 1200
the th labor organizations were present
all the different crafts and
the Rev Dr Simon Introduced I
Mr 11 Mqrrison IQrrion the secretary of the Fed FeC ¬
eration of Labor it was several minutes minutcj j
before he was able to be heard
The Rev Rc y r Dr r Simon in introducing intro ucing
Mr lr Morr Morrison ison spoke of the sanctity anctitYoL o of
labor and of its rotation rl latlon to every house hou se I
hold and said it was with a great deal
of pleasure that he welcome welco le d in the
name of the executive committee of the
Temple fair and an bazaar the secretary I
of so grand an order
Mr Morrison In responding said it af a ¬
forded for ed him satisfaction to be present present
both in n the capacity of eta a representative representative
of his order and as a friend of the Jew ¬
bib people that he realized the amount
of o f good accomplished by their zeal and
coopcraton
A After ter his address a ddress J H Dlck Dlckmztn 1an 1rcsi
dent of the Central Labor Un Union fon of the
District istrict of COlu Columbia lia spoke upon UPOI1 the
results he saw would be accomplished
from the revenue reven 1e of this fair
The Brewers Ton To night ight
Tonight will be Brewers evening On
Friday there will be a matinee from 2
until 5 oclock on which occasion a baby bab
contest will be held and there will be a
handsome prize given to the most popu ¬
lar girl or boy baby there will be danc ¬
ing and singing by the pupils of Miss
Minnie Ilawkes dancing school Thurs ¬
day evening will be school teachers
night on which occasion the teachers
will be admitted free A T Stuart
super intendent sf public publicf publicschools f 1schools schools Is isqx ex ¬
pected pectEdto to make an address that tbatevenlng evening
TIi2 T1 Prize Winners
The ho voting committee announced announce the
award of prizes as follows
Chiffon ruche Mrs 115 Hu hn set under ¬
wear Mrs Strauss Strau > s rocker M l Lichtcn Lichtanl l
stein silver tea set G w VW Griffith cen ¬ i
ter piece S B Clements shirt waist I
box George Wiseman sofa s offj pillow J
Diemer Diem r rocker N B B Ehrnajn fur col ¬
lar Mrs Max Kaufmanrone KauCman one ton toncoa coal
Maggie Avery brush and ancomb comb sot A
ICleeblatt Kleeblatt vernis martin table William
A Bennett cljrur cit cigar ar stand Joseph Jose h Stras Str s
burger > r rocker Mrs lrs M Blum ordgr ord r for
la dies di suit Henry Kaufman pilpaiiit
Ing Mrs A Levy Le hat Leon Strauss I
fern dist Mrs I 1 Goldheim center enter piece
Mrs Irs I B Nordlinger gold brooch Mrs
Grimm turkish pipe Max Fischer
satchel W V MIchaelis case Rhine R Jne wine
Mrs B Eiseman waist walstF F S Stelnem elnem
basket flowers J J Dreyfus box ftandkbr handk r
chiefs Mrs Charles Kaufman opal
ring Mrs Irs Joseph King burnt leather
pillow Hfow A Haas box cigars Nathan
Frank opera glass Jacob Reif box
Lafayette Theater L Hanoi Hano cut glass
bottle A L I Newmyer case Wilson llson I
whisky Louis Goldschmld
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The Time to Vis it California I I
Winter is undoubtedly the most popu ¬
lar time for the Easterner to visit Cali ¬
fornia The contrast is always all the
greater at this season and the impres inpres ¬
sion all the more lasting Blooming Bloo mfngand and
fruited groves the genial climate el1m te the
grandeur of the scenery sc < ncry and the many
other attractions are best enjoyed now
Comfort and small cost are combined on
the Sunset Limited Excursions given
three times weekly from tIllS c city ity it via
the Southern and Southern Pacific
Rwys These trips are personally con ¬
ducted and are made via excellently ap ¬
pointed tourist sleeper coaches which
are famous for their conveniences Par ¬
ticulars may be had at the office of A A
J Poston general agent 511 ll Pennsyl ¬ I
vania anla avenue
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A big stock of Cots including Woven Wire
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OVER HEAD IN I TROUBLE
Larceny and Other Charges
Against Aga ns Hargrove Who Wh Is Six ix
and Onehalf Feet High H g
Arrested on a charge of selling fur
whicluhe which he had purchased purchas d the day
Before on the installment plan Franl
L Li i ee Hargrove a negro measuring JI1 asurlng 6 feet
> ½ inches in his stocking st clting feet will now
je compelled compelI d to answer additional
of grand larceny and bigamy
Hargrove It is alleged purchased
rom om one of the local 10 C a I IInsta installment Insta Ilme lt houses
furniture to the value of 7Z 72 which he I
the th next nextd day y for 30 He was ai
S t ed for violating iO la tin g the Ules statute tat U te relative Icla tIe
o the concealing of gotxts 15 < under an au un l
contract and was w as he ld a under
300 bond to await the action of r this
rand jury
I 1
Two TwoN New ew Charges
Hargrove furnished the required bond
and was released only onl r to be again ar ¬
rested by Detectives Home and Warren
on a charge of bigamy He was brought
to Police Headquarters Headquart rs where where he was
Immediate Immediately recognized r ognl e d by Detective
Weedon r eedon as the man for whom he had
b beam saen n looking on ona a charge of the lar ¬
cen ceny
Two weeks wceksaso ago go Hargrove married a
young young woman named named Susie Susie Wrtgnt and
fitted up an establishment at L025 6 L
street n northwest When first arrested
his first act was wa as to inform his bride
and it is to this act that Hargrove lays
his present trouble
His wife not only came to see him
but out also spread the news of of her h r bus
bands arrest To l result was wasth the appcrvr nppp a r
ance of a second Mrs lrs Hargrove who
declares she and Hargrove H rgr were mar ¬
ned rIedJuly July 30 1902 1902by by this th Rev A AB B
Hamm of 1117 Fourth street northwest
T This fS wife Is isn now n Ol fImPIOVIU mploy m PI O < d l as a laun ¬
dress at Froedmans Fr dmans Hospital
1
Confessed Bigamy
Hargrove admitted acimitt admittedluis d his guilt In marry ¬
ing twice twlcebut but denied any any connection
with the he larceny case cas
In the latter case B J Johnson Ber ¬
tha Johnson Mack 110 ck Hill and a nd Lizzie L I ZZ Ie Gray GroYclaim
claim to have lost three watches two I
of which were wer gold ana an a suit sllItofclothes of clothes
The negroes negr oes claimed that Hargrove
boarded with them at 1341 Vermont ave ¬
nue northwest and that he and an the
property disappeared disappe disappearedsim are dslm simultanebusly itane ltaneously ouslY
When questioned by the police Mrs
susie Hargrove whom Hargrove Hargr ve mar ¬
ried eda1aut about two weeks ago declared her
husband had 11 d given her a watcn answer ¬
ing the descr description iption of one of the stolen
articles but that he had l1adtalt taken n it away
fQrtheaIleged for the alleged purpose puypo5Ieo of o having the
crystal fixed and had never returne returned d
I It
MARY E WESER WESERSUES SUES
RAILROAD O C COMPANY
sO nC
Mary E Weser w has s sb b begun n suit against
the Philadelphia Baltimore and Wash ¬ i
ington Railroad Company Oliver Percy
Johnson and Charles Cli r es II Johnson to
recover 5000 O O as damages for or alleged in ¬
jury to her property propcrtyasa as s dwelling pn on
D street between Thirteenandar Thirteenandarhalf half
and Fourteenth Eourte nth streets because becau of the the
maln Maintenance rnaintena tena rice of a ac coal al yard by the de ¬
fendants fendant1Jn in D street tr > t opposite oPP site her 11 > rest re l
lence She Si e says ays she is disturbed d Sti1rbedby by the
noise unwholesome unwh lesome dust soot and
vapors created by maintaining the coal oal
yar yard mentioned John B Larner and
Arthur Peter are arecounscl counsel for the plain ¬
tiff
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
STATEMENT O et tHe ACME AC 1E SMOKECON ¬
SUMER COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA COLUMBIAVaslHnston Washington D C Feb 4 1003 19 >
The undersigned undertllgnedthe the BreaJdent and a a ma ¬
jority of the th Trustees Tr tces of r the abovenamed
company com pan here herebY by certify that the capital cap I tn1 stock
of said company cmn cempanyis anyjs 48 one hundred thousand
dollars S10000Q < 100000 of which amount fiftysix
thousand dollars 556000 have been paid In
and there are no existing debt < Signed
SAML C MILLS President fad Trustee
B F SCHUBERT Trustee RUDOLPH
SIMMS Trustee F B B BAKER Trustee I
F B BAKER Secretary > of the aiwveijamed a d
company do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my IT knowl ¬
edge and belief Signed F B BAKER
Secretary Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 4th day cla of February Pebruar A D 1903
Signed H H RAT Notary Public It
FINANCIAL
Capito l 503000 5 5Q 5011000EurpluS Q o Surplus 100000 oo O
5N N L it I
QNEY QN EY LOANED on
M IV A Commercial Commercial Paper I
and Approved Collateral Colla teral
at current rates of interest
We buy and sell Foreign and
Domestic Exchange and is
sue Letters of Credit
42T WActive Active and inactive accounts in ¬
vited Every courtesy extended de ¬
positors whose best be t interests are
constantly kept In inview view
COMMERCIAL C 0 MMERCIAL
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STOCKS
1 am In a t position to execute orders Ii In
Stocks Grain and Cotton on easy marglni
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New York Telephone Main 112 11 Eatabllane
eight years
Margin I Per Cent
NO O INTEREST I TEREST CHARGES
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a + 3 j fO 0 on aj jfi timj tim I i 70
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Your Will
Have you made one ne If not an and
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portant portant duty same may be had b
consulting
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I 1414 F f Street N W V Vc e It
FINANCIAL
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Members N Y Stock Exchang
1301 I 30 1 F Street N W
G BOWIE CHIPMAN CHIPry AN Mgr
Member Member Wash Stock tockExchang Exchange
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Home Building Association
LOANS LOA S ON 0 IlEAI UEA1Esr UEA1EsrT ESTATE I T
ON o EASY MONTHLY 1tl0 rHLY PAYMENTS > AYME S
It will accommodate ae modateyou you Toe building ba buy
Insv ins or improving a home or o ot r for investment
end ani l need money Call CaHon on the undersigned for
Information In rmatlori and lJ1d taking stock st 1dcAppUcatJon < Applications
it tt r loans loansfrom from agents solicited
GEO GEOWLINKINS mXINKJNS AVM H WETZEL
Pii P PtS0OI9thSst S0015thst SOOl th t nw Sec 2133 13 H et sti1w hw nw
AS A i < TAYLOR T E E 9 Et WESCOTT
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j I V V stocks stoe stocksancl k sa and n d Bonds J I
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THE THEWASHINGTOrl WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY COMPAr Y
OFFICE COR 5TH AfD A D F STS
TAlDUP rAlDU CAPITAL C ONE ONEoILLION illLUON
Loans 3 In any amount made on RO apo
proved real estate > or collr collateral at rea
bonablt rates
Interest Inte ren paid upon deposits en monthly j
balances subject to check
This company companyact8 aettf mt as executor ad
minlstrator trustee agent treararer
registrar and In all other flduclar ca
pacltiea paclt1 acItiea
Boxes for 01 rent In burglar and llrepioo
T2ultso raults for safe 8a deposit ana stores o of
valuable packages i
JOII JOHN f JOT OY EDSON EDSO EPSONPresident PresldenJ
i9 JCH JOHN < A SWOPE SSVOPEVice Vies President
ELUS SPEAR SPEARSecond Second Vice President
ANDREW PARKER p PARKERTreasurer Treasurer
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HARRY O s MEEMAEssta it = > Treasurer
THOMAS BRAPLEYReal Estate Offlce
HE REAL AL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Is prepared to assume the management ot
your real estate Careful attention given to
all au details
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PAY BY
CHECK
Not only business and profes ¬
sional men but farmers as well find
paying paying by check a great convenience
More than that it saves the risk
of sending money by mail and a
cashed check makes the very best
form of ofreceipt receipt
Open an account with us us1nd and
handle your money In the labor
saving risksaving modern way
THE HOME SAVINGS BANK
7th St t Mass Ave N W
Deposits More Than 1000000
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SAVINGS SA VINGS
in this bank where you can canob ob ¬
tain that protection which only onl a
national bank can give ive
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS constantly
draw Interest and yew yolr r money Is
payable at any anytime time without notice
fSi l 1 OPENS A SAVINGS AC ¬
COUNT
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THE TRA TRADERS
HATIQfiai 4dTIfl1 BANK RLiV 10th h hP hi hT i ST T
I ises I ItJi14 we4inJ and P PA AVE
fe1t GEO C HENNING Pres
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TO BE CONSIDEREb WHEN SLVIC
ING A LOAN IS THE QUESTION OF
TEHMS I take care always to give
my patrons the lowest rates and easi ¬
est payments A large amount to lend
on installment loan at 5 per cent inter ¬
est BUILDERS LOANS MADE
JOSEPH I I WELLER
Realty Broker
602 F Street N W
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EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE COQPERA TIVE
BUILDING
ASSOCIATION I
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Those who contemplate bulldln building 1 or the tb
purchase of property p1op rt or have mortgages to
pay off and need money mone should ascertain the
terms upon which loans can be obtained from
this association
made Je repayable le I in
are ma a <
Loans ff ons TO < 2
aJCilc monthly nth Installments sta In I
terest tercst6 6 per cent per annum Settle
ment in lull or in part may be made
any an time Interest is charged to Uat date <
of settlement When part of a loan Is
settled the monthly Installme InstnIlmnts nts are
reduced proportionately Information Inrormlti n
concerning the advantages terms how
to proceed etc can be obtained upon
application at the office
EQUITABLE BUILDING 1003 P st nw
JOHN JOY EDSON President
I ELLIS SPEAR Vice President
I GEO G EO W CASILEAR Id d Vice President
I II FRANK P REESIDE Secretary
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CORPORATION
1415 45 G Street ft W
Assets 53154891672 S31 54891672
eposlts S 1 1785091780 78509 1 780
2 2J per cent interest allowed on draw
US g gaccounts accounts Higher rates on Time
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i bought and sold for t
customers
i iDirect Direct Private Wire to I
MOORE MOORESCHLEY SCHLEY f
t X3f VWC We transfer money by cable
a Issue SS H Letters of Credit make col t
i a lections and transact A GENER I
f Alu ALBANKING BANKING BUSINESS
i iLetvis Lewis Johnson Co i I
f Bankers 1319 131 F St 1 f i
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i iV iVE VT E solicit sollcityour your Y Qur personal p rson a 1
W WE
I W and commercial ac ¬
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counts on the basis
of giving you the best of ser ¬
I vice vicethe the best of banking ban king facili ¬
ties and an e the best of treatment
Loans made on
I Commercial Paper
I 3 Savings S Accounts
I earn 3 Interest
I I MERCHANTS <
riECHANICS
II IISAVINGS SAVINGS BANK 7 7lG k7 7 G St
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Atna Aetna Banking Banl an ing ingt t
Trust Company
1222 F Street Norlhvvaai
Foreign Exchange and Foreign
and nd Domestic Money MoneyOrdern Orders
Savings Deposits D p sits sitsJ J 4 per een c cent cents s
impounded compoundedquarter1y compoundedquarter1yr quarterly r
Time and demand certificates j f
Special department for ladies j f
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BANKING DAN KING BY MAlI
The he Safest Investments
Are those that tha t do not depend upon
the financial responsibility or the
stability of any Individual or cor ¬
poration First deeds of trust
mortgage notes liberally secured
on good real estate in the District
of Columbia constitute siltedged silt e 4 4ed ed
investments These are tLe only
kind TTC make and supply to In
vescprs vestors They bear interest In r stpay pay ¬
able semiannually at the th ra rate te of
Five per p r cent per annum and may
be had of us in amounts from 500 500
and upward at par par aud a idaccrued accrued In ¬
terest Send for booklet Con
cerning Loans and Investments
Swartzell Rheem
Hensey Co
WARNER BUILDING T
916 F STREET NORTHWEST
It
W Wa a B L HIBBS CO I
Hankers and Brokers
419 F Street Stre t
< rvew York Stock Exchani XCllarip
Members < Weshlngton Stock StockExch Stociclxchans Excbanz 1
N Chicago Board ol Trads
Interest Allowed on DEPOSITS
received from Treasurers Trustee
Guardians also on deposits of oftunds funds
awaiting Investment
Directors DirectorsGeorge George H H Harries I LG L Q
Simball K1mballW1ltonJLambert Wilton JT J I Lambert ambert A A M MLo Lo
throp Theo W J oyes oeE es J H Balaton Ral to
John B Sleman jr jr F E Smith B E
Quincy Smith E N Waters S W W
Woodward Yoodwardn 1 1 opens opensa a savings account accoun
UNION SAVINGS BANK
BONDBLDQ BOND BLDG 14th I4tliStandNY St and NY Av Ava
de31tf de31 t
Is his own BENEFACTOR
And every day brings bringsbim him an inheritance
Why not begin to save today
Deposit your spare Xash ash with us where It la i
absolutely absolute safe and will rapidly accumulate
at compound interest
I The National Safe Deposit 1
I Savings and Trust Co
Capital and Profits 1250000
Deposits over 5300000 5300000
NEW YORK AVE A VE AD 15th 89 W
PYHEvalue HE HEvalue value of a loan oftentimes
T THEvalue I Idepends 1 depends largely on the prompt
1 ness with which it is negotiated
Theres never any delay
I when you consult us
Usually have enough
money mo ey on call for invest ¬
I ment to meet any ordi ¬
nary demand
THE F Ii SMITH CO
Real Estate Loans Investments
Insurance
1408 N Y Ave Bond Building
feStt
Money to Loan 4 12 and 5 Per Cent
On real estate in District or Columbia No
delay deJa in closing loans
JIEISKELL McLERAN cLERi tN zoos F St Stt t t
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