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THE THEWASHL TH WASHINGTON GTQN TIMES SATU SATUft R dA th irdtOH 25 190ft 19O 9
Tra Tr T lffders ders Ha d Boug BOl1ghl Boz o gk ht More 1
I f Vf Than rlial1 They The he y Cou ld ldEace Place We ll I
A4 AD1SPOSIT1ON it10SITION
h i i t i < 1rt TO lU T TI TAKE J I KE p PROFITS ROI rl r
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r PRICE P PI9E 1 9 CHANGES CH NGES ARE ARE SMALL
p fcttge i trge Amotratsof An Arnoutits ounts bf of Union Pacific Taken
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NEW EW YORK March 25 25The The irregu ¬
larity larityat at tho London Lon on close was reflected refiect p
in the early prices pricesto today toda aY Peace news
from the other side and the premium
paid on the the Japanese Japane e loantherebyas loan thereby as ¬
suring its success suc Cess were favorable fea f a ¬
tures but there was wasdlspositton disposition to take
profits rofits in 1n vI view r lew w o Ltho f tho uncertain 6ncer tain ty con ¬
cerning the character of ofthe the bank state ¬
ment Changes in prices in railroad
stocks however howecrwerc were small smallT Tennessee nnessee
Coal and iron tron ronopened opened 1 ilower wer then
rallied 1 National Lead rose i Union
Pacific Prcltict was was put under some s ne pressure prSs re
but butstLles sales were wer were well absorbed absorbedWabitsh Wabash
debentures B Bwcrc were strong andiin and in good
demancU detri nq
Early declines were duo wholly to tothe the
fact f ct that tha t arbitrage arbi tr ge brokers and room
traders became bec me overenthusiastic o renthuslasUc on the
bull bul side lde just before b fore the close yester ¬
day d3 1 aha bo bought ghfa a few eWtmore more sl stocks fcks than
they could c uld place pli p1ac c In in London at a profit
before b fore the opening of the market today
Strong Sturgis turgts Co took large
amounts of Union nionPaciticat Pacific at the opening
and nd during the th first hour and Hooley
Learned Co bought and gave out
many buying orders of New NewYprlt York Cen ¬
tral which seemed to come from the in ¬
terests 4hat at were buying Union nlon Pacific
The mar market ket later laterbecame became steady with an
upward tendency but butt fit sol off hi the
last five minutes on the taking of profits
by those whodid who did not want to carry their
holdings over Sunday S nday
Government bonds bondsunchanged unchanged othej
bonds firm
WASHINGTON lvAS WASHINGTONSTOCK F NGTON STOCK STOCKMARKET MARKET
Sa 1iesUpitcd ies 1eThiitcd Ui fiited States Keg 4s 4s1POO lQOO i
1045ffVi1 i 1 x
Co Columbia c i umbfa s bra 6s 2000121 sLooo2i 100012i
Washington Gas Gascertltlcate700123 certiiicate certltlcate700123 S 00123 <
n000gi23 1ooo123
Washington Street Hallway Rallwa preferred
5093 5O 5Oi J 5093 93 50 5093 3
Washington Street Railway common
10034 1 3H2 ½ 10034
American National Bank 5 5169 69
Washington TOnc Mnirtnn Oas Gas 25 25ij67 67 25 2567567 2567 < S67 5 > 567 67 2 2E
66 25fo661fz 25ra66 ½ 25fIl 256 256 26Th 1fz 2566 2366
266 6 25i66 66 2566 61j 2566 25ti 256 6
256 251a66 25U66M 4 i liM 2Mt66 o
Lanston h 5015i 5O15 5OI115n jj iJ JO Oi53e lS I
Graphophbne Gral1hoph neprefericd preferred iOS8 S1 S1I I
GOVERNMENT GOVER l1EN BONDS
hid A Ael Xe4 e
u s r ioi IM 1O43
U 8 2 105 1C5 ImJ lt
U S S 3i IMK IO Io4i 3017i 10 3OE
U S 3g 3 105 10534
U S 4B Wl ioir 115 15 c
U S 4B 103 ID5r IOC
U 8 4 f 133Hv 13 132 1 133
r U B 4 4s s J 13 3 j 3S3 l
D c C ser 36 I usi n
PhiL Land and 4s io O
RAILROAD BONDS
Capital cnplt l Traction Tmcti n R RP R 4a 109
Met M r ltt tR R R BB lWJi 130M ln
Met MetR R R cert Indebt A AIJ j1 Ii 107
Met R R cert indent B 101 i 1W
Columbia R R R 6s ISOM l LW3 121 12114
Columbia R RR R 6s 5 I3aj i3J < 110
City and Sub R R 58 Wo
Anacostlato Anacostia r Potomac Bs 10a
TheWashHyElecCoys The Wash By El Elec c Co 4 s 83S gj89 81 89S 89
MISCELLANEOUS BONDSi BOND
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Wash Gas GasCo Co 6s Ser SerA A 108
Wash Vah Gas Co CObS 6s Ser B 108
Wash V sh Gas GasCcrt Cert 132Ji 132 iraH j3
U U8 B Elec Lt Deb Imp 6s lot
U S Elec ElecLt Lt Cert Certlnd6a lad 6s lot
I ChcsPofcvTeL5s Chcs P0 Te1515 5z 197H JIT 1C7
Wash Market 1 1 rketCo Co 1st 6a tjsJ10 6 no jo
Potomac Electric 5s s 106 10 101
BAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST STOCKS STOCK
Nat Nat6afe Safe Deposit Truat 183 100
WsbLoax V Vah BhLoan I Loan Trust 21 2 1 223
> Am Security Trust Trust213 23tf l3 49
lash Safe lJepoait Jiepoit n 1 U
Union Trust 13 1a 130 13ti3
Washington davlngs Bank Hi 1t m
Home Hpme HonSWiX Savings StY 1gff Bank Ban 20J 20 J
RAILROAD STOCKS
Capital Traction Co 113K U3 j
The Wash Ky Elec Co Cojst ft 93 9 X 9 1
lhe he Wash WashRy Ry Elec Co con 34Js 34 Si 3
NATIONAL N NS iTIONALBANK T1QNAL BANK STOCKa
Bank of oW Washington shfn bixigt9fl t9 4S5 43lHO 510
MetropolitanCitizens MetroPjU nCt1zenfJ 3io i O t85 5
Central Centr J > 300
Farmers Farm rs rS and Mechanics 3 30J p pJ J
k Second 155 jes
J Comme Commerc Commercial fciali al ii IBS I5 n8J lL8
Columbia 210
Capital US Ito
American i 168 ni
Traders l 1111 21u lo
Lincoln 13J 142
lUggS RJ 950 00 700
INSURANCE STOCKS STOCKS
Firemens 25
Franklin 45 4
Metropolitan 85 100
Corcoran 71
Potomac 2J J s 3
Arlington JJl 3 iii 1 ja h
German erUsaIk American Amer1can2JJ 2JJ 23
National Union 7 8
Columbia 105i IO II 1J3
Riggs 8if 83 E 8 81
Peoples 856 6 7
Commercial > 474 4 6 Si
Colonial 01o i RA TJ 100
V TITLE INSURANCE i s STOCKS KS
Real Estate tate Title 80 80
Columbia Title 3 37l j 1 i7
Washington Title 33 3 e
TELEPHONE AND ANDGRAPHOPHOXE GRAPHOPHONE
STOCKS
Chesapeake Potomac 15 < 5 48j 48
S Am Graphbphone Graphbp ne com 5 51 6
Am Grapnopabne pf oj lJC 9
GAS STOCKS
Washington W hlngton Gas COH tei 6 8l
Georgetown G orge own Gas 70
TYPE MACHINE STOCKS
fMergprithalerUhotype terg nth31eiL1notype I952i 19 1o8 193 i9 j9S1
Lunbion J1 J1Monotype Monotype 15 iss 15
MISCELLANEOUS MlSCELL OUSSTOC STOCkS
Greene G Gre9uOCOn f noCon Con Copper CoPP r Co 372 27 2S MI
Washington Market i
Nor Wash Vash Steamboat 253 2 J I rO i
Hea He 1eaity alty l ty Appraised Aeohcy A 1c 22 > yj 1
Ex x div cividend idend
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G GO GOTOTTENJR 0 TOTTEN JR DESCRIBE
i y SPANISH PANISHARCHITECTURI ARGHITECTUR
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I i iSpanI5 Spanis Span lsh h Architecture Aic1il cturc cturcj j was the gut
Ject or an anentertlilnIDg entertaining lecture given t
ihe Public Library last night by Georg Geor
O Totten jr a prominent local arch
tect t t w ho has traveled travet d extensively ext iisively i I
foreign lands Itt Jt was W3SQncot as one of the let le
tures in t the thefrec he j < free course offered the pul
lljT 11 by the tljeI3oax1 Board Qf 9 of o f Education Ed caUon
GENEROUS
t Sthink Jhipk s114Nc sa1d ald Ncwrlch rIch Ill have 1
f1 fdaiih1 arphi j janthrOPlc anthrOPlc use cisc for some of m
r rdonei i
f WWhydpnto WHyi dpnL dnntyo ou u endow e a cha chafr ir in
coUestK c91l Uegal erf >
A Ac chair c hiiir looks 1ook oo ooks ks ksRO 1 BO o stlngj I believe I l
endow a Tlavenport IIae1portHoustO avezortHoust0fl Houston l lPost Post
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NEW YORK STOCK STO MARKET
Reported by b W i ilflbbs B no o Hibbs Co ColU3 Hi 1413 Jc F
Street Members Now York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of o Trade rnde and Washington
Stock Exchange
i Open High Low Clos
Amal Copper 7954 79 79 7908 79 79
I Amer Loco 48V 4 1 50 47 47 47l 49 4904 49l
Am Car < si Foun F oun 3SK 3S 38 3 38 3 383i 3Sft 3 38
Am Car Foun pfUXHi pC 100 ¼ 100 100m 1OOj lOOVi 1 100 100 10
Amer Smelt Smelt10 102ft 102ft 10J810J itt2 1U2 102M 1r2
Amer Smelt pf pf12l 121 12114 121121 121 12iyt
Amer Sugar Sugar142 142 142 1424 4 141 4j3 lil lils s
Interboro K T T211 211 212 2101 210
A kT T S SFe Fe h97 U 07 J is 69 > HJ
A T T S SFe Fe pfl02i pf 102y 103 io 102 10274103 103
Baltimore Ohio109VfcHO OhIo 109 JOO 1U3 109 10i
Northern Securities SccuritleslG2lh 102 ½ 16Z 162 1G 162ft 162
I Brooklyn llrookl n K It T 63 68 67 67V
Canadian can dlanpaclfi Pacific c 148 148 14804 llS5s 148 148V 148 ½
I Chesapeake Ohio 57ft 67 7s 58 57 571h ½ 57
Chicago Alton 41A 4l 4l1 41 4l1h41 41 41
Chicago G W 23 21 ½ 23 24 ½
Chi Mil Ul St StPaulI Paul Paul171 177 1 177 ½ 177 ½ 177od 177 1
CQlorado Fuel uel Iron 58 5S 57 5 ½ 57
Consolfdated Gas 205 20 2t ½ i09 09 203 2O3l 207ft 207
Delaware Hudson H dsotl1S9 189 1894 15 l Th99 > 9 4 1S9 189
Eri EriC J com 4C ½ 46 45 453k 46 463k
Erie 2d pf pf 67 6 68 67ft 67 68 681
General G neral Electric ElectrlclS Electric187 187 181S 187 ½ 187 75 187 18734
I Illinois JHlnOlsCentral Central Central16l3 161 1611A 161y 161 161 16134 161 16134
Louisville Nash Nashl41Y 141 14134 141 141141 14134 141 141
Manhattan Elevated Elevat ed168 1CS 16816S 1 lfiSlGSt 6o4 1 GS 168 16334
Metropolitan M trop011ttm Sees SecsCoSSY Co 88 8834 S8 SSIh ½ 87 87 1
MetrOpolitan Metr polltan St Ryl23i Ry 123 ½ 4 123W 123 4 122 12234 122
Mo Kan T lcom31 com 31 3l3 31 3114 31 31i 31
Mo Kan T Tpf pf 66 66 6666 68 66
Missouri 1 lssourl Pacmcl07 pacific1Q77 107 lO 1h 107 10734 107 10m
Mexican l1ox1 ca n Central c entrnl i24 C 4 24 243fr 24 4 t211b 24 247 4
Va Car Chem com 34 34 34 34s34 34X 3434
Southern SouU ern Pacific pfUSYz pflS pf 11834 118 11834 1181h 118 118 11872
National Lead 44 441h 44 4Hs 43 I3y 44 441k
New York YoritCenlra1162 Centrall62 163 161 162 1624
NT N Y 0 West W st 58 63 58 62 6234
Norfoik Western 86 86 861 h 85 8534 86 8634
Pennsylvania R R142 R 142 14234 143 142 14234 143
Peo Gas of Chicago111 112 111 112
Pressed Steel Car 39 3934 39 3934 39 39 3934
Reading 95 96 95 95
Rep Steel Iron 21 2134 21 21 2134 21 2134 4
Rep Steel Iron pf 82 82 80 8 81 8134
Rock Island com 34 347 3434 34 34i 34 34
Rock Island pf 80 8034 80 Soy 80 8034 80 80Y
Rubber Goods 3iy4 31 31 311k 30 3034 20 ½
St It T IA San F 2d pf p 71 7134 71 7134 71 7134 71 7134
St Louis Lo is S W 26 2634 26 2634 26 2634 26
I St Louis S W V pf pf64 64 6434 64 64 6434 4 64
Southern Pacific 63 69 691h 68 69
Southern SouthernR R R R35 35 115 5 34 35
Tenn Coal Iron 95 9534 98 95 ½ 97 9 9734
Texas Pacific 39 39 3934 38 3834 38 3334 s
Union Pacific 131 13134 131 13134 130 1 13034 131 1310
U S Rubber 42 4234 42 4234 42 4234 42
U US S Steel Steel35 35 3534 36 35 2534 35 357
U S Steel pfd 95 951 9534 96 95 951h 95 9534
U S Steel 2d 5s 5s94 94 94 9434 94 414 434
Wabash u 23 23 23 23
Wabash Vabasht t pfd 46 47 46 46 47 4734
West Union Union 93 3 93 93 93
Wisconsin Central 23 231h 23 2334 23 231h 23 2334
Wabash WabashDeb Deb B 76 i67S 79 76 7634 78 7834
iAt Coast Line Linel42 142 142 142 142
Kan City So S pfd 64 6434 64 6464 64 64
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Wheat Open High Low Close Ci se
May 112 11 11234 114 114l12 112 lis 113
July 90 9Ir 90 90 9034 90
Corn
May l3Y 48 49 9 48 4834 49
July 4834 49 4934 48 49 4934
Oats
May Ma 30 3o34 30 3034 30 3OYz ½ 30 30
July 30 30 30 308 30 3036
Pork
May 1282 1285 1282 1277
Lard
May 710 712 707 712
Ribs
May Ma 697 6916pt 697 692 697
COTJON MARKET QUIET
AND ANbFEATURELESS FEATURELESS
I
j NEW YORK March I iarch rch 25 25The The cotton
market JJ1arket JJ1arketW r was W lS auiet and featureless featureless to ¬
day iaV beyon beyond a da a scattered local trade A
r slightly SUghUy lower Jo wer list had for its basis the
good weather South S Southand outil outilandbel1er ana andbel1er belief In large
receipts next week
I Outside trade t de was slow pending the
Census s Et1NG N NS NNI S NI NIU NING Bureau U NG NGU U report EN ENTRIES Ri next Tuesday esdaY
fOR MONDAY
I
First race ra raceHandicap c eHandlcap Handicap threeyearolds
and up five and onehalf furlongs Co ¬
lumbia course Roseben 128 Right and
True 114 Peter Paul 106 Bohemia 104
Et Tu Brute 100 Tramator 97 Div Divlna ina ¬
tion 94 Rociland Roc iland 90
Second race raceSelling Selling tworyearolds two earold
fourandonehalC furlongs furlo 1gs old oldt bourse 7ourse urs
Main nln 110 Vcrlbest lr CrIbest 107 Anodyne 107
Gentian 102 Merry JlelryBelle Belle 101 LIttle
Rose 102 Barberloot 97 Henry War T ar
irigi ngi 94
Third race raceThreeyearolds Threeyearolds six fur ¬
longs Columbia course Tramator Tramat r 101
Trapper 116 Yecman 104 Wadde Waddell ri i ll I II
101 Yorkshire Lad La lOt Goldfieur 98
Amberjack 101
Fourth race raceSelling Selling three years and
up seven seven ven furlongs Colum Columbia bia course
Whorler 114 For Luck 107 Mon fon
Amour mour 30 Falrbury 101 LIttle IlttleT Ilttleoods Woods T oods
92 9
Fifth race raceSelHng Selling fourearoldsand fouryearolds and
upward six and onehalf furlongs
Jesslelyn J slelyn 105 Little Johnson 107 Colon ¬
let 107 Lord Advocate 107 Adel Treble
10 lOs > Gascine GlS cine 110 Stepaway 105 Temer ¬
1 ity 107 1 17 Toi San 100 Sue Suelrlac Mac lac 100 00
Mineral Boy Do 102 Parnasa 100 Royal
Window WInd < w 102 Bob Murphy u 105 > g
Sixth race race1Iaidens Maidens three years and
up mile and forty fortyyar yards s old old oldcourse course
Frltzle Schelt 87 8iLordAlntree Lord Aintree 92 Only
One 89r 89 Pete Dalley Daile 92 PacettI Pac etti 92
Badger 112 Rosie Denham 106 CedrIc
108 8 Bobbie Keen een 111 Salt and Pepper
oT
Apprentice Appren Ice allowance all wance
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FUNERAL ON MUNDAY
B FOR ARTIST ARTI8THILLIARU
Funera l lservIces services will be held over the
remains of William Henry nrY Billiard
sixtynine years old famous as s a paint
er in the world Monday 1fonda morning
his late residence 2100 Nineteenth
northwest ci
Services Services wll1b will be hp hpconducted conducted conductedb by the Rev
Dr Dj Ernest Smith rector of Sl Thomas Thomm Th mth
Church The lIe body will be interred II terr d Ir
4
Greenmount Cemetery Ce metery Baltimore Mon
day afternoon
William Henry Billiard was borr
March Marcll 1C 16 1836 in Auburn N T 7 H
father was Charles harles Hllllnrd Billiard and
mother was Diadama Van VanDer Der Heyderi
a descendant of Jan Van Der Heyden
E Ea n a famous fam Us architectural painter
Mr Ir HIlHard was educated e ucate In Auburn
1 N y and later went ent to Paris Pa ris when
Lt t he resided for twentynine years study
e elng Ins his art He had the advantages o
1 j studying with such masters as Lam
n brIet Francois Fran ols Francais and Eugem
Clcerl CiceriHe He also painted with the artist
3 of the Babbazon school Bch o1
He was twice married in 1862 t <
Miss Payne of Madison Ind and let
a widower he some time later marrlei
Mrs Taylor of Baltimore a sister o
0 J A J Cresswcll Postmaster Postmast r Genera n rn
IY y In Grants Cabinet
Mr HIlHard Hilliard Hilliardwas was the thcnuthor author of sev sev se
a eral treatises on art and art subjects
which w hlCh appeared at different dirt erent times
11 The deceased Is survived by
l
widow Idow and one sister
NEWS JEWS AND GOSSIP I INEWS
OF THE THESTOCK STOCK STOCKMARKET MARKET
WASHINGTON
The only on I feature of a generally dull
cess ion of the local exchange today was
he lhehammerlnggiven hammering given to Washington Vas htngton
3as The first lot sold at 67 and from
that the price was pushed down by b 1
quarters an d deighths eighths to G 6634 ya which was wa
the closing bid with wUh6G 66 as the offering
Four hundred shares made up the sum
3f f the trading
The only deals in Washington Railway
issues were the sales of 150 lWshares shares of the
preferred stock at 93 and an 93Ms and of
LOO 00 shares sh res of the common at 34 311 and
34 4 The preferred closed clos d nt nt93 93 bid
an and d 01 asked and the common at at341h 34V4 3 4
and S4iV 34 t
Five shares haresofAmcrican of American National
Bank B nk sold at 169 but the stock remained rem ined
at 163 bid and 171 asked
On Riggs Bank the oidvas o id was advanced advanc d
8 points to 650 the offering remaining
a at 700
Lanstori tonsold sold at 15 1534 for 150 shares and
closed with that figure at the bid and
15 asked m iltcd
There was no trading tramngin in in Greene Cop oP7 ¬
per which closed at 27 bid and 28 28V
asked
NEW liEW YORK
Speculative sentiment on the the market m arket
is now more evenly nly divided Severa l
oC the largo InrgeWestern Ia rgo Western 7T egtefl houses nptably
Gates Co have taken a more san
gulne guinov viow vi7 w of the situation and are
advising the purchase of stocks on onall all
recessions in preference to selling on
the theraUiesns rallies as they previously favored
doing dolngvfUeothers While others are holding out still
for a further reaction and andrecommena and recommend
the the exercise of great greateautlonIt caution It is
noteworthy notow rthy that the oialine commis ¬
sion houses are somewhat so newhatm mdr r bull b ll ¬
ish than those of highly speculative spec latlvc ten t l1 ¬
dencies The Th explanation of this hls prob >
ably is that in the most conservative
houses clients are generally in aposb a post ¬
tion to ta t tat tato e on stock
Commission house heU e buslnessremains buslness rem insa a at t
a a low ebb and Is not nOtexpectd expected to d do
much better for perhaps two or three
weeks In fact many jaf oC these firms
have been frankly advising advising their cus ¬
tomers that the times are unpropitious
I for the ordinary fc11naryoutslde outside trader to enter
the th market msuk t and andwUl will remain so until
the th tho e April disbursements have been ar ¬
I ranged o
The Havana Electric Railway R Uwa Com ¬
pany has applied to tolhe the New York Stoc Stock
Exchange to tollsl695iOOOconsolldate list 6957000 consolidate
mortprafj morta iiper G i per cent bonds 5000000 000000 non >
cumulative C per percent cent preferred pret rred stock
and 7500000 WJ common commonstocIt stock
It is reported lhatilie that the United United States
Rubber uqb r Company directors will at the their
meeting m et1t1gin in the last of the themouth month de
clare dare Iare an an extra xtra dividend of 2 per p r cent 01 on
the th preferred preferr d stock in addition to thE th
regular r gula r 1 134 ncr nercent cent For or the curren current
year ear the company has already paid 45 4
per cent cent The TheextI3 extra dividend diid nd will mak
the thedlyidend dividend for the thecurent current year equa equal
to 8 per cesfe c at
It is notewprthy that the recent u up p
ward movement moy Iment mentof of prices oh on the stod
market m rirket was not assisted sSI5t d as as it Itusu usual ll
is by b an a11 overfloW overflow overfloWof of Investmehtfun 1tl lnvestmciit stment fun d ds
from the field ot 1 bonds onds to othe the figld6 fi I oj
stocks Ortlinarllythe On1nar Onltnarlly lthe the very y ry beginning
of a substantial recovery from Industrla
depression are areehough enough to start invest inv s
ment funds fiowlriginto flowing into the hebes best classes
of bonds As AstJbeseare Asthesearegrnduallygot these are gradually got gotu Ou but uJ
of the way w cy y the demand shifts zhiftst to t bond u
not so St giltedged arid ncF Jirialljf n iy ther
comes c mes a stage st ge at Tfhich which roe best bes t tClasE das
of stoqks stj ks are ara preferred pr i fOrrecl rredJo to l the e bond
that are nreit1ll still obtainable obtaln ilible nbleatannttract1vE at atUn an attrac attracIve flv
figure This stage comes after the there re ¬
covery coveryls is real beyond all question and
of o < course otrrse Is hallfr antdbythe5tQ aIlfdby < rby the stqck k5p specu tu
1 ratoY t ias i as a most welcome vel elcOxne driH opportunity Ylc t Ic <
dispose dhlposeof of stocks bought cOnsiderably
lower down But Butn6thlng Butn nothing thing or pracllcall rMUcall
nothing 1 > thing of the th kind took place this
time t1m
WEODING EOD1NG BEtLS RING
FURMIS8 FOR M188CRA8TO CRANSTON
tAnotMr Another noon noonweddng wedding today todaywas was thii
of Miss Ethel Cranston Cr anton nston5 5 daughter daughtero 01
Bishop BI hopEarICranston Earl Cranston of the theMethodis Methodls MethodlSl i
Episcopal Eplsco tJal Church and Dr George Ge ors Lam
Taneyhill jr jrof of ofBaltIrnore Baltimore The cere ¬
mony monytook took place plriceat pl ceat at the Ontarjo wherf when
the th bishop l and his daugntershavt dnughter9 r l1aV IlVec Ih Ih
silica since > coming comingtoWsisltingtbn to toWrlSlilngt Washingt n nt n t dnd was r >
witnessed by a Targe farg par pa pai tty jyi of oft oftmll iamllj amIli mll
friends
The T e bride wore wor a abeaJtlfulprlnc beautiful hen tIfulprinceg princes s
gown of lace her tulle t lIe veil venb being lng hel
with a acresc crescent nt of pearls pearlspr presented pre sented ented b
the br idegroom Miss Ruth Cranston Cra rfston
sister s sterorthe of the bride acted as maS2 niii o
honor and seven schoolgirl friends fron
the Womans College in Baltimon
served as maids The latter were wer Mis IlSI
Ruth Taneyhill of Baltimore aris risl fls
Florence McAllister Miss Hester C
Caldwell Caldwellof of Baltimore Miss Anno F
Webster of New N w York Miss Meta M 1
Buthner of Portland Ore and Mis MI
Marion 1C K Stackpole of the same city
The Th maids ma ids all wore gowns of white ne
over over silk with pale green girdles
Best Man and Ushers
Dr Taneyhill had as best man Hoc
tor McAllister r rot of Washington i and th
ushers Donald L Lldell J Howar
Palmer William S Myers Henry C
Miller J Howard Eager jr all c
Baltimore and Edward E ward Palmer Jr o
Washington yashinJ on
Bishop Earl Cranston father of th
bride officiated assisted by David 2 F
Moore of Portland Ore A weddln wed ln
breakfast breakfast followe at which there wa W rl
a splendid display of o Brides Brldcsroses roses an
other flowers The Th guests from out p ut c
town who witnessed the ceremony an
attended the breakfast were were
Dr and Mrs G Lane TaneyhJll Taneyls lll o
Baltimore parents of groom Mr an
Mrs frs W V J H Hi i McAllister and Miss Mar Mn
guerite uerltelicAU1stcr McAllister of Baltimore B ltlmore MI Mis
Loul Louise Chase Miss I1ss Stabh Sta Stabler bler r Mr an an
Mrs William Porter Miss Waite 1Y lte Mi
and Mrs Landers of of o Baltimore BaltimoreJoh Jon
Proctor Mrs Wood Woo Mrs Laird Lnlrdan an
F Voorhees McAllister of New York
Mrs George eorge D D Colter of Cincinnati
Miss lIss Gunsaulus of ofChlC3gj Chicago
Washington Vnshlngtoriui rriends nds present were we re Mr
and m Miss Ussflmo Pmoot t Mr 11 and Mrs WHUai
D Slaughter Miss 1UssRoss Ross Dr and Mr
Henry Naylor Dr Lucien Clark th
Misses Clark the th Rev and Mrs Robes
Moore Miss H Hursf yrsf Miss Holtzman
ThatAwfuIBreaf That ThatAwful Awful Breatl
IS DUE DUE1 TO 1 0CATIRRHAMDCOlD CATARRH AND COLD
Possibly P 89Ibly you havent haventnotlped nottped
it itbutothere but butothero others have
Catarrh and colds if neglected neglectedSOon soon d dl
velop into the chronic forms accomp n comp
nled by the most nauseating and dl dll
gusting sym symptoms ptoms Dr Agnews Cr
tarrhal Powder Is a specific for fO curbs
t oolds ol1g coughs cou hs deafness denfnessheadache headache sos
I I throat tonBllltls tOll sUl tis cold In the head Jj
r iluenza a and rid all diseases dlse esof of the nose nose an
I throat It relieves reU vc In 10 JOmlnutes minutes
I
Dr Agnews Ointment Is without an cqna
I for or all skin troubles troublcs35c 35c
S i jolci c Dy iSOI 2 > It ii = KUU Co 0
A tli 41 14 7th h SU St N W V
J
Str Strikers kersCla Claim rn Right
To Beat Their Mules
Fortyseven Out of o f Fiftyfour Teamsters Em ¬
p loyed ye dby by N6w N w Washington Brick BrickCoropan Company y
Are Out OutStrike Strike Breakers Not NotDisfurb Disturbed d
t
Everybody Everybo y th tl1t tl1tkti tht t knows kti ws an anything ything
about ab u tr a a mule mule knows that every everyn now s lOw w
and then th < n hes got gottobe gotto to be a ab beat b atVeknows at We Weknoiv knows
It an am d dwe l lw we w aint a int goin to tQlet tQletno let no man ma n dock
us us all we made durin the wee week wee k Just
for occasionally occaslonallytouchin touchin up > our tea teams ms
when wh n they need nee d it it Thats Thritswha what t ih they
beth doin to us for a t Ibnpr time and
we weaint aint goin to tost stand nd for ft it
What more we iiint ihi1 ihi1tg Uintgoin tg gbln ln to let no
I
little littJeelghtY eightyearold arOld boy b give tve us u80rdo orders ord rs 1
and andwe we aint goin to toagree agree to walk our o ur
teams tean1sa all l1 the way from the thecity city to the
yard when hen we aint got jao no load on A
ittle l jog dont onthur hur l la a mule I leany any more m te
than tha ill a bea beatin tin lfanyoneelse If an anvone yone else takes ta kes
our jobs thats their thei business We aint
i goin back b ck till we ar are treated tl ated right
This Ihiswns was the sentiment expressed expressedby by
one of the negro drivers or the th New
4
Washington r ashington Brick Com Company ln who yes y s ¬
terday lCrda walked walke off ofon on a 3 strike
James King the foremast forem ti of the th com
pang declares th that > t the men I11en mba have been
treated treatedfarly fairly but the men m n express a dif ¬
ferent f ent opinion and say they th YWm will not
return r ro turn to to work until they have arrived arri d
at a definite understanding t <
NEW YORK O K COTTON COTT N fclARKET IARKET
I
NEW YORK March larch25The 25 25The The follow following ing ng
prices were quoted on the th cotton market
today oda
Open High Low LowClos Close
May Ma 767 7B8 759 7o97 759d1O 60
July 75S 759 750 750 7 O451 51
August 762 762 753 753 7537S4 754
October H 766 7 66 767 767760 760 760g761
FOR FORSALE SALE SALEMISCELLANEOU MISCEtLANEOUS SC LLANE US
SPECIAL SPECIALUPfdGnT UPRIGHT 135 x
35 3 MONTHLY PAYMENTS
One One of 0 the special zpeclalbargalns bargains from our our
great spring clearing sale of used
pianos
F G GSMlTH SMITH PIANO PIANOCOMPA COMPAir COMPAIr4 fx
Bradbury Building 1225 Pennsylvania ienn y yvanla vanla Ave
mh25tf
FOR SALE SALELnIgecast SALELarge Large cast Dangler DariglergnS gas range ran
large oen and de deep p broiler damaged 110 10
A EBERLYS SONS 718 7th th st stnw nw inh253t
l FOR sALEFourburner SALE Fourburner gas ga range almost
new Call CallH59 1459 S st 81 n im mh253t mh25 3t
FOR SALE SALEAn SALEAnupright SALEAn An upright ilano in good con on
dltlon dltlonr 100 100 cash Address for toron one week We veek k
BARGAIN this office rah25St
I FOR SALE SALELarge Large hotwater hotrater heater heat r 5 tWo
boll boilers 30 and 100 gallons galloniltwo two sinks f23 Si 21
cost 120 firstclass = I furnace J0 40 cost HO
L six slxmnntels mantels 10 cost 42 42 latrobe 5 cost c st
30 iron folding beds and cots onehalf
cost price 1712 14th 4th nt at It
S N9 No 17 New TVashlngton Was hington coal coalrange range slightly
damaged bargain at 950 950 A A EBERlj EBERltYJ Ya
SONS SONS715 718 7th 7t y ynO st st nw n mh233t
FOR SALE S iiCrand Grand rand phonograph ph noimphand nomph and S3 3 con on ¬
cert records recordsnOO 100 cost 208 208w111 will exc ex exchtntle h hange nlte
18 7th 1thst 7th st or 1712 14th 14thit it t Evenings v nlnjpSlt It
FOR FORSALEGoo SALE SALEGood Gooa bloch gocart ocait cheap ch ape ho
I dea lers 103 E at lit nw mh253t
FOR SALE S SALEGas LBGas Gas range Ice box bo tables tabl ssln sin ¬
l gle Iron bed ed rock rockers rs etc tc cheap cbenp71 71 IC
L at tit 5 ne mh257t
LEAVING LEA YlliQ CITY CrITwlll will sell fine bull gyp gyprest8 read re4llt
to breed fbr br 5 419 15 1534 4 1 at aL tise Be mh253t
FOR SALE SA SALEBar Bar Bti fixtures tlxt Tes cheap h ap Address
owner J W COLLINS Seat SeatPl Pleasant aaant d dM6 Md
J
S SmhZSGt mh256t i
I FOR SALE SALE2 25 laying hen hens 2 2roosters roosters mostly
S White Leghorns Apply Appl 419 4l9Hthst 14th st ne
mh25St 111 3t
LARGE GAS RANGE RA GE lar 1s ± s ben oenand oven and broiler
with older water ater heater sllghtlj damaged da nageda a
l snap sn p at at J1650 IGW A A EBERLYS SONS 718 118Ut 7th
st lit nw n mh253f
FOR FORSALEEggs SALE SALEERn Eggs for hatching White WhitiFly Ply ¬
1 mouth mq1th Rocks winners at atWashlngton Washington Ha
gerstbwn g rstown New York Y rk and other leading
shows JL50 L50 per setting J6 8 per 100 J F
DEFANDORF DEF ADORF Garrett Garr tt Par Park k Md mh2S2a29 m h 5629
FOR ORsALEQrexcharicct SALE EALE3r < r exchange for t6rsingle t single bicycle bi ycle
one tandem tandemprime prime condition best bestmake make used sed
slightly Address ldresa BOX 462 this office It
FOR SALE SAL SALEA A Cyphers Incubator Incuba tor perfect
condition condlUonused used twice 132 eggs half price
Write BOX 463 this office It
TWOBURNER TWOBUR ER and oneburner on step Dan ¬
gler glergasot gasolene ne stove damaged daDng d 850 A EB
ERLYS SONS 718 7th st nw mh253t I 1h25 3t
FOR SALE SALEGosraDse SALEGas Gas range broiler and ba baker ker
price 5 5 Inquire before 12 at 1673 Park
st st nw mh253t
FOR SALE SALEConcreto Concrete sand sandD3lislngGovem passing Govern
men nient t trequirement3 requirements For particulars app apply
tp THE HE SAND SAvFILTRATION FILTRATION CORPORA ¬
TION1 TION2530 2330 1st st nw Washington D DC C
t
V
No 8 COAL RANGE with warming wnnnloGcIoiet cloaet clo et
I and waterback slightly damaged 16 A A
I EBERLYS SONS 718 7th at ZIt nw mhZ53t
FOR FOILSALEBicycle SALE Bicycle with wlthnew new de deartOte parture b rtuto
3 coaster brake as good goodas as WI new newrice newi price l5 15 653
1 South Carolina Carollnaae ave se mh243t
CHAS M 8T1EFF T
Annex fill Eleventh St StN N W
Used pianos all makes makesja1l Jail prices pricesJ25 J25 and
upward
1 MAIN WAREROOMS W AREROOMsGt C21 11th st 3t nw
The Old Reliable
STIEFF PIANO
B 1 J JC C CONLIFF Mgr M
B mhlStf
FOR SALE SALESecondJhand Secondhand material one fin
cabinet mantel m ntel200feet 200 feet Iron fence two iroi
porches norches door and window frames sash dodfc d06S do th
blinds bllndean4 anu arn lumber 3000 feet large sew Ie >
s pipe 25000 25 000 vltrlfled paving brick all
buil building din g gpnper pnper paper and general buUderssd builders sdp
pl1clI T EDW CLARK 13O New Jer
t I av6 av nw Phone PhoneNorth North 279 mhlStT
I
FOR SALE SALE SALECheap Cheap Cheap c heap ZOO doors win
dos OWB lire escapes etc tire wood roc load oai
i cbm come Qu Qur quick Quick r ck LAWRENCE LA WRE CE HOTEL 14th 14thist fat st
e and Pennsylvania Pc risylynnla ave mni5tt
11
SPECIAL PIANO BARGAINS BAROAINSdUrIngini during im
1 provements 10 per cent discount on all new
I f pianos and from 10 to 20 per cent allowed of
f on all secondband seco bllnd Instruments Second
hand hllnduprlght uprights aO 0 up new pianos 200 00 up
Including In ludlng most ot the leading leadlnlrmakes makes O J
a DcMOLL CO 1231 G st nw Sole Repro
sentatlves for lose Hardman Hardm nSh Shbnlnger nlngeran an <
g seven oilier piano manufacturers mhTtf
3 550 550 and 6DO 6 60 for lelt mattresses jab Job lot
d 1 tor few days only REDMONDS 311 am
Ie c S13 7th Bt stnw nw Cash or credit fe24tf
d
FOR SALE SALEGood Good Quality qual1tyopaqueshades opaque shades fit
ted to your windows only SIc c the best qdal
r
Ity oil opaque shades 50c OChUDlttree hung free
d call with samples sampIeICLEEBLATlS ICLEEBLATlS lltham 11th an
H eta ts no nePhOnEt Phone East Eaat25D 26XX mhl3tt
I
il FOR SALE SALEUpright Upright piano plan standard l standardimako im make kc
HtJlo IIt1 used 150 150 Address BOX 435 this thisl of
n flee fic mh243t
d q I FOR FOR SALEiSk Bernards or Imported
i prizewinning J7 stock nn V Address AH 1 10 E EMIL nlCTT IIL HEN TIT M
KENIUS Tyler Va mh247t
5 FOR SALE SALECood Good Singer sewing machine J3 3
n Wheeler Wilson 360 360 WhUe4 White 4 XNe >
I Home Hoalt 7 oak Domestic 8 drop drophcjul hejd Stand
e Can ard an used thr three e months 1 12 new drop he
t rro from fnCtol 15 DAVIS AGENCY 45 4
st sw mh23U
= FOR SALE SALEFour Four White WhltcWyandotto Wyandotte hens
cock cheap Address BOX 415 this office
I FOR FOR mh233t SALE SALEstore Store and fixtures 721 12th
I nr nc mh233t mh23 3t
S I FOR SALE SALFFI Flve frame ran1 houses 100 IO
bricks iron IronIJorchellw porches window odow frames cot
plete doors stoves 6 oves mantels and
1st st ne between C and D eta Appl A ll l
JOHN KANE on the grounds mh2S3t
5 FOR SALE SAJ SAJEAt A EAt At a aacrltlce sacrifice buggy bugg 25 a
L matlc maticWllshlng washing machine mllchlneZ 2 310 Lincoln st
S Anacostla mh23 mhll3t r 3t
L i
g FOR FOrtSALETW0 SALE SALETwo Two Ice chests chcstslS IS feet by 3 defe d
suitable for Ice cream naker or Ice
1 1 e 924 Z4 9th SthstflW st stn nw roh233t mh23 3t
ld d FOR FPR SALE SAL SALENeW New ew baby bllb grand piano ca
fj i damaged will sell cheap 223 26A A st st ee
L mhJO7t
FOR FORSALEEggsror SALE SALEEggs Eggs for hatching
Silver Laced Wyandotte Hawkins strain
per setting H BACON Branchvllle Md
mhlSSt
5
5 r
Only ten cf c the thcfitlYfive fiftyfive wagons wag ms own ¬
ed d by the th com company pany were wC Ie in use use this
morning and the h mule mulesthe the tIiecaus cause of
nil the trduble tr6ubtchave have no employment
save the consumption of hay
For Forty tySevea Sev IL Out
Fortyseven orthe of the ftrtyfourtcamst fiftyfour teamsters rs
employed by b the th company c m anYRre are out Each
man was pa id off and an a advertisement
was was placed In the papers calling call1ngfor for
fifty flft drivers drfY rs It was answere nnaweret1 < d dbY by a
score > core of men but they theyhearda heard a rumor to
the effect that th t tb the strikers BtrIk rs intended in tended
fixing fixlngrinyone 1 anyone who wnoattempted attempted to break
the strilccand strike and the them majority jorlty refused t to
go to work Only pIily six signed ined the th con ¬
tract of otemploymentLater employment Later these too
became fearful of the trip throughC through C the t e
Bottom where tl1 the strikers were S said ld
to be lying In wait for or any scabs and
It was finally nvrcessary n es8arY for fot men m hto to be
taken from the lcllnand kiln and send them on
the first trip
On the trip nothing more moredangerous dangerous
than black looks lookowas was met metb by the ariy
ers and reassured the the neW men ac ¬
companied by six drivers who who had hadre re
tused to join their theircompanioLs companions in the th
strike hitched their th ir teams and andhaVe have
since is ince been hauling brick kkste steadily dUy
WEEKLY STATEMENT
OF OFGOTHAMBANKS GOTHAM BANKS
NEW YORK March 25 25The The weekly ee kty
bank bankst statement tement Issued today shows sh ws the
following followlngchan changes es
Reserve on all all deposits increase 1 1
351150 reserve on deposits other than
United States increase 999550 loans
decrease d crease17976700 17976700 specie specleiecrease decrease 4
I 709600 legal tenders increase S90900 90900
deposits decrease d crase 23776200 7i6200clrculati circulation > n
Increase Increase256 256300 u OO total loans 11091 1109701 01
700
The banks now hold In excess of legal
requirements 6679325 against 27463875
last year and 6280900 6280900t0 two years ago o
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
NOTICE TO PARENTS of nonresident
children attending the Public Schools
of pt the District of orColumbla Columbia In accor ¬
dance with ith the following act of Con ¬
gress approved March 3 3 1S99 providing
That hereafter hereatterpupllssballnot pupils shall not be ad ¬
mitted to or taught free of charge In
the public schools of the District of
Columbia who do not reside in said s 1d Dis ¬
trict or whose parents do not reside or
are not engaged in business or public
duties therein Provided that th t such
pupils may be beadmlttedto admitted to and taught
in saldpubUc said public schools scboolson on payment paym nt of
such amount to be fixed by the Board
of School Trustees with the approval
of 0 the Commissioners Con ConmissIon ni55i ners rs of thepistrlct the DistrIct as
will cover cover the expense of their tl eIrtultion tuition
and the cost of textbooks and school
supplies used by them and all pay pa ¬
ments thereunder shall be bepaldliito paid Into the
Treasury onehalf to the credit of the
United States and onehalf to the credit
of the District of Columbhv Columbi J the fol ¬
lowing is hereby here by adopted as s the thoBched sched ¬
ule or annual tuition payments yment3 to be
made in equal monthly installments in
advance during the school term Normal
school scho l 1349 high hl h schools W692 U592man 4692 man
hal training schools 6967 Eighth grade
3999 3999 Seventh grade 2845 Sixth grade
2302 Fifth F1fthgrade1 grade 1918 18 Fourth grade
1663 Third grade 1572 Second S condgrade grade
J13CO 13GOFJrst 1360 First grade nO9Ik1ndergartens 1094 kindergartens
1743 Monthly bills for fortultIoncom tuition commenc II1enc ¬
ing iI1 April 1 1905 will be bemalled mailed to ttie par ¬
ent ent or guardian and until the e receipt receipto of
the Collector Collectorof of Taxes Taxesis is exhibited exhbitedto to the
teacher in charge the he pupil will be ex ¬
eluded from school By order of the
BOARD OF EDUCATION WILLIAM
W CONNER Acting Secretary
LEGAL NOTICES
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA Holding a a Probate Court CourtEs Es ¬
tate of Mary lory A A HcGoIrlck Golrick Deceased No 1 0
1279 Administration Application Appllcntlonhavlng having
been made to the Supreme Court of otthe the
District of Columbia holding a Probate Pr bate Court
for probate of the last will and testament
of said deceased and for letters testa ¬
mentary on on said estate by George E EHam Ham ¬
ilton Utonand and Michael Mlch el J JColbert 1 Colbert it Is ordered
this 24th day da of March A D 0905 that no ¬
tice t1 e be and hereby Is given to the unknown
next of kin and the unknown heirs ot ortary Mary
A McGolrlck and to all others concerned con rned to
appear appear In Insllid said court on WED WEDNESDAY ESDAY the
THIRD DAY OF MAT A A D 1 1905 tmat at 10
OCLOCK A A M to show cause why such ap ¬
plication pllcat1onshould should not be granted Provided
this notice be published pub111h d In the
LaW Reporter and The Th Washington Times
once nce In each of three threesuccess successive 1e wee ks before
the return return day da herein mentioned mentionedthe the first
publication to bo not less than thirty days
before said return day Seal Seal WENDELL
P PSTAFFORD STAFFORD Justice Attest JAMES
TANNER TA SER Register of otWllIs Wills for the District
of Columbia Clerk of o Cthe the Probate Court
JOHN JOH J HAMILTON Attorney
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
COLUMBIA Holding a a PrObate Pr Nlt Court CourtNo No
12788 2781 Administration AdmlnlstratlonIhla ThU IK h to to give ghi e
that the subscriber of the State of Vir ¬
ginia has obtained from the Probate
of the District of Columbia letters le rs of ad ¬
ministration on the estate ot Laura
Barron late of the District of Columbia de ¬
I ceased AH persons versons having claims against a
the deceased are hereby hereb warned to exhibit
I the same same with the vouchers ouchersthere thereof or
authenticated to the suuscnoer uucnz > er on or be
fore toretbe the 24TH iTH DAY DA1 OF MARCH A A D 1906
otherwise they may by b law be excluded
all benefit ot > t said estate Given under m
hand handthis this < 2Jth day of otMarch March 1905 1905GEO GEO S
FINCH 31 317 Queen street streetAIexnndrlll Alexandria Va
Attest Seal Seal JAMES TANNER TA NER
of r Wills for the District Dlstrlcto of Columbia
of the Probate Court ROBERT S HUME
Attorney Attorne mh25aplS
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT O
COLUMBIA Holding a aProbl1te Probate Court No
12678 Administration AdministrattOnThls nThls This Is to give
that the subscribers of the District Districtot of Co
lumbla have haeobtalned obtained from the Probate Cour
of the theDlatrlct District of otColumbla Columbia letters testa
mentary on the estate of William H Veerhofl
late of the District or Columbia C lumbla deceased Al
persons having claims against the
t tare are hereby warned to exhibit the same 3 me
the vouchers thereof thereoflegnlly legally authenticated t t
the subscribers on on or before the 10TH DA
OF MARCH A D Dl906 1906 otherwise they mi m <
by law be excluded from all benefit benefito of said
tate Given under our bands this 10th da
of March 1905 O L VEER VEERHOFF HOFF 121
F Bt nw GEO K BAIER 917 I st Bt nw
I Attest Seal Seal JAMES TANNERReglster TANNER Register o
Wills for the District of Columbia Clerk o
the Probate Court JOS JOSD D SULLIVAN At
torney mhll1823
IN THE JUSTICES COURT Subdistrict N
8 SThe The Julius Lansburgh LansburghFurnlture Furniture an
Carpet Company vs s W Burton Baker N <
I 4S25 48Z5The The object of this suit is to
of the defendant the sum of thirtysix
and ninetyflve cents 53695 3695 for debt d bt
of suit suit and to have Judgment of
tlon of r certain property IJropertor of the
levied on under an attachment Issued Issu d J J
this court to satisfy the plaintiffs claim
Is therefore this 10th day da of qt March
ordered that the defendant detendantiLppearln appear In th
court on or before the fortieth day da
of Sundays and legal l holidays after the da d
of the first publication of this order to d <
fend this suit and show cause why sal
condemnation should not bo had
the suit will be proceeded with as in
of default By the court ROBERT
TERRELL Justice of the Peace e HARRY i
0 HOIUANDER lJOJ A JANDER Attorney for Plaintiff
mhll1825
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Garbage Can
j Heavy Gal Iron Gar 3 9c 9cbnge
del huge Ial this ca can cat week covered Spe
± Hudsons UdSO DS Variety V eriet S Store to re
416 Seventh St
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FINANCIAL
ER ERCh Chapman 1 ttpman Co
Members N YSloek Y Stock x Exchingi xthang baDge I
1301 F Street N W
G BOWIE CHIPMAN Mgr
Member Mernl1erWash Wash Stock Exchange nge
inftrtst Aliowfld on DEP DEPOSITS SITS
received receh ed from Treasurers Treuurera Trustees
Guardian GUUdlanttAlao Guexdianst t iso on deposit 4ep altaoftunllt ot fund
awaiting Investment L
Directara DlrectorsGeorp George H 11 HarrlM H rr1u1 t O
Kimball K1mballWntDnJIam wnton J 1 Lambert rtA A Si MJIo Ij LO O
tbrop thropThea Theo > W WNoiVeIIo Koire 3 H Ralston Ra1at b
John JobhB B Sleman Sl mafl Jr JrH B H L Smith Smlth H JU
Quinsy Smith E EoN N Water Wat D S W
Wool1wardn Woodward tl 1 open peu a caving account ac OWlL
ONION UNION5A SAVING VIN S BANK BANK
BOND BONDBLDOl4tbSt BONDBLDG BLDQ IXtU I4thStndN St iiind ndNY NYi Ayj Ay
Aetna etna Banking Banki g it
Trust Company
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1222 1 22 F FStteb Sfrest Norihwoa NOr hw3t
1 Foreign r ignExchange Exchange Ex thange and nd Foreign Ft1i Ot lgn
and Domestic Dom Stic Money Orders
Savings Deposits 4 per cent ent
cbm c cornpotiti mpotl oun 1ded ded quar qu arte ter tt1y tty ly
Time and demand demandcertifiC certificates tes
Special Specialdepa department depadrnentfor dment for ladies
BANKING BY MAIL
P DROPERTY > ROPE ROPERTY RTY
i OWNERS
Will Via1in vjii iln find d it to their advantage to in ¬
trust the care careofth of theft ir District of Co ¬
lumbia tax matters to this company
Taxes paid paldappeals appeals conducted con ducted
and all ll tax conditions looked after
fOr orcl1ents clients
insecure copy of the booklet t tentitled entitled
Tax Facts Free free on application
Union Trust Co
Ban Baidng king house house 1414 f 414 F St t
A 1 4 CQUIRE the Habit of
i Saving Something
from romyour your weekly Jrmonthly tr or monthly
Income incomeand and dyon yon Tr will illhavt ill have hav laid the
foundation for orfin financial n ial Independ ¬
ence ence
In our SAVINGS SA vrnGS DEPT wep3 we pay
interest on monthly ba ba1ances lances and
your our money money is payable paabIeon on demand
tfrtl mnOPENS 1 OPENS AN J ACCOUNT CCjUl
J T T1fB rilE WE TRADERS
I NATIONAL BANK BANK
I Cor Ce I 10th Oth f2 2 Pa Ave ve
GEO E C CHENNL1IG HENNING president President
In more ways than one to confer With
me when you are out to tabuysell buy sell or orYent rent
real estate of any kind I have a a good
number of realty sna snaps ps for wise invest ¬
ors Or85fme Bpme good purc purchases hases s near Union
If R R Station New NeWhomes homes for 2800 2800
o only nl 100 100 cash Block of twentyfour tw ntytourat at ¬
I tractive dwellings paying 7 7Yx per per cent
net on 51000 Others havo made money money
through my office WhJnotyou Why not you
JOSEPH I WELLER
Realty Broker
602 F Street N W
i STOCKS
I i am in a position to execute orders I
Stoc Stocks ks Grain and Cotton oneasym on easy marslna
Service excellent In communication
New N w York Telephone Main 112 Established
eight elshtyears years
Margin I Per Cent
NO INTEREST DTEREST CHARGES
i
RLAPPIN
i 529 5297th 7th St N W Cdr C J Jr r F
Home J Building Association
T
LOANS LOA S ON O REAL ESTATE
ON EASY MONTHLY MO THLYPYMEflS PAYMENTS
7 j It will accommodate you QU for building buy
Ing or improving a a home or for In
j and need money Call on the undersigned fo
S Information and taking stock
for loans l from agents agents60Uclted solicited
GEO W LINKINS WM H WETZEL
Pres 800 lath st st t nw Sec 2135 H at atn st nw
5 A A S TAYLOR E S WESTCOTT
i VPres 1405 05 F st fit t ntv Trees Treasl90T 1907 Pa Pa av o nw
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s PROPOSALS
n U S ENGINEER OFFICE Washing Ws ishing
t ton Barracks D C MARCH 24 1905 1
1 i Sealed proposals will be received
a until noon APRIL S S190o 1905 for Timbre
o Arch Construction ConstrucUonfor for Army rmy War Col
y lege Information on appl1
JOHN STEPHEN SEWELL SEWELLGnI Capt >
a Engrs mh242527ap6
o PROPOSALS FOR WHITE BRICKS
r Office of Building for National Museum
L Library of Congress Washington WashlngtonD D C
March 22 1905 Sealed proposals will
received receh d at this office OfflC until Un Ul two 6clccl clcc
r p m on Tuesday TuesdlAprn April 11 ISOo for f r fur
rushing nlshlngand and delivering at the new bulld b
I lug for the National Museum In
city white bricks for the
of the court yard ard walls
general generallpstructlqrts instructions and conditions
blank forms of proposal may ma boi obtalne
on application at this office
R R GREEN Superintendent of
tlon mh2223242531apl5S
Times Want Ads
Bring Results
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FINANCIAL
t I
MOUNT of f Depo rts its
A AMOUNT
L on taIl a1i o f the
Comptro omp t tro ro ller o r
Currency CU lfency was as follows
Nov 10 19M 19Mi i l071te 1026 76i s
Jan Tan 11 nm 1905 i90 153238201 1 382or
March Karch 14 1 1905 Sl8i915696 184975696 L
THE T HE COMMERC COMMERCIAL IAL
National NationaLBank Bank Bank 14th 14thand an and d G I
rHE kL WABHINGT WASEINON N IAN
AND TRUST COMPANY MPJ Y
OFFICE OFFICEC COR R 9TH AND F F STS
PAIDUP CAPITAL ONE NE MILLION
Loans In any iuhount tnado m 1deon on ap ap
proved real re l estate or orcoIla collateral ia1 at a t t reaa tea J
eonablo sonablorates rates
Interest p paid lduPOIl upon deposits depo lts on onmon monthly th17
balances subject aubje t to check 1i ck
> This company act as executor ad
mlnlBtrator trustee tt stee a agonttreaaurer agent ent tre treasurer aarer
registrar and la ll1alloth all other i fiduciary 1iduclaryca ca
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Boxes for rent r nt In burglar and andftreproof flre fireproof proof
i vaults vtuUa for safe sat deposit de lt and nd storage atorageo ot o
v 11uabIe aclaoges
JOHN JOY BDSON EDSONtresident resldent Presldent
JOHN A SWOPE li Vlcc Vl eJtuldettt President
ELLIS SPEAR Second tcond c nd Vice Presld Pzesides n
ANDREW DREW PARKER iiiiiv iiiiivrrea f Treal treasurer rrea ur rer r
HARRY G CMEEM MBBM MEEMAsslstant t Asalstant Tresaarer rpsaurer
JBOYB OTD YD TATXOR TAYLORAi TAYLORAi8tadt Assistant id tant Treasurer lreaWler
THOMAS BRADLEY DRADLEYR i iReal Real R kl l Estate Est te Officer
REAL ImALESTAT ESTATE ESTATEDEAETMEi4 EDEP CEpAimJEiit RnmRT
Is prepared repar d to assume the th Vnahagement emenl ot t
your otn real estate estateCaretul Careful attention glvea st giY
to a allttetatIs all il details
Deposits DepositsAar March h 14 14 1905
As per perre report orl to the Comptroller Com roller
of Currency amounted to
3940367 9i40361149 940367149 149
Capital Surplus an n d dPtofits Profits
225096800
R1GGS RIGGSNA RIGGSNAAL NAAL ilA1
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The Safesttnves Safest Investments Inves tments
Are tethosethat those that do not depfcn d depbM d opeA ttb S
financial l reapohslbllitr respoiIa1blUtYOttbe or ortbs tb stability stnilit <
any ant individual or corporation torporat1 n First t fl dM ed
ot f trust mortgage mortgagelnOwllb note libttUy lib5ral1 secured care4 2
on good real estate to thft th District Dl tr1ct of Co C0 ¬
lumbia constitute con stitUte 4 51ltedged1nvet giltedged ilt JKed Invert
ments These ara ar r tis 1e Only kind fro wemb tusk meks
and supply to tofnvestora investors They bear Ja
i terest terest payable s mlannually s m1annt lJy at atthe the s sts t
of five fiveptr j per > r cent ceritper per annum amumiand and mar ma b bit
had hadof of us In amounts amoUntafrom from 500andupo 500 and up
WBrdatpar ward at atpaz par and andaccrned accrued Interest Send
for boo booklet klet Concerning Loans Loansan and In ¬
vestments
Swarteell RheeM <
HenseyCo Ue sey Co
WARNER BUILDING BUrrDING
916 91CF iF F sTREET S rtmET NORTHWEST
IMERCHANTS MERCHANTS nECHANICS
SAVINGS BANK
OFFICERS P A Drury Pres PresWnLc VFm ±
A A Hill V V Pres A AG G Claphami Sec S
Tress TreasJos Jos N NThompGOnAsst Thompson Asat AsaL 36
Tress Ctaries arles W W Darn Attorney
The rapid < consistent nslstent growth gr wtho of tills Ia
batik shows whatbualness what business men menand and
savings saT1ngsdepostt depositors rs think of It and its
facilities
DEPOSITS
Sept 1 ISM i m99T 3393T K
March K 1906 < 13156831 19456S i91568 31
707 d Street
THE THEAMER AMEElGAN QAN
Building aid ndLoafl Loan Association Asso c tioD
Incorporated
4 43erCent Per er Cent Interest ntue on ODD oz Bepo D pO posttL it t
Open an anacco account nt wfth WJthu5Deposl us Deposit
received In any amount
Ix Loans > ang made mad on on District Distrfctof of Columbia
real r aI estate No charges charg sexcept except for pa 1 a ¬
pers p s
803 802JBtntJfofthWl 3F Street teet Vorthwtct
S S a C3 c hOLMES BOLMESPresident President r
F FD D FOSTER Secretary
Phone Main M 2026
to open a a savings account noW It mat ¬
ters tersnot not how much money you earn earn If
you ou do not ot k keep ep a a share shareof of It ityou you will
I not have wealth nor even a competence
l A few dollars laid aside as lde every week weekVlll 111
soon soonamountto soonamount amount to hundreds A savings S vlngst eft
count constitutes the easy chair of old o ld
age and Is a reliable re1l Ie protection against
adversity We pay Interest on deposit depS1tt
compounded semiannually
The National Safe Deposit i
Savings and ndTtustCo Trust Co
Capital and Profits 1250003
Deposits over overS400s00D 5400003
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NEW YORK AVE A w AND 15U 1f th St 8
If you ou buy Life Insurance on
2 the purely business basis of get ¬
ting the best your 7 our money can art
pay for youll you youm 1 11l 1l insure with the
T Massachusetts Mutual
Its Itsth the company governM goern dby by
the best laws for the policyholder
in the th country
Have our Mr Kesbit esbit orMr or MrSle Mr Se
man explain details
p THE THEF F H SMITH SMITtlCO SMITtlCOt CO t
Real R al Estate EstnteLoansInve Loans Investments tmentsIll In
a surance
1408 N Y AveBond Ave Bond Bid Bltig
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t On real rca estate cstat51DDla In District tri t otColumblL ot Columbia 3f Ni
delay 4el TJn In closing loans
HEISKELL ft 8 McLERATT McLERANzooS 1008 F SL
TONOPAH
All Tonopah b stocks dealt lri lrir lril InbOUghtand r l bought > and aoVL S 1
For Information write rlto or call Sla Slater Slat ter r Co
Inel C Colorado CoIoradinulld1ni Building > Phone Main 4331
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