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THE WASHINGTON TIMES MONDAY 1lO DAi JULY 2 1908 I9O 9
r I IN IN THE WORLD OF OF FINANCE
RALLIES FOLLOW FOLLOWEARLY FOLLOWEARLYWEAKNESS
EARLY EARLYWEAKNESS EARLYWEAKNESSMaterial WEAKNESS WEAKNESSMaterial
Material Gains Noted Over OverSaturdays OverSaturdays OverSaturdays
Saturdays Closing Prices Pricesin Pricesin Pricesin
in Stock Market
I NEW YORK July 2 2Thu Tho tone of the theJnarket themarket th
market In the early part of the first flrsthour firsthour
hour was decidedly strong but prices pricesdeclined prIcesdecUned pr1ce
declined after the first fifteen minutes minutesThen minutosThon
Then the market rallied and In some somecases somecases
cases more m re thon recovered the oarly oarlyloss oarlvloss
loss In nearly all stocks traded In the thoquotations the theQuotations
quotations at the end of the first hour hourwere hourwere
were materially m tonally above the closing closingfigures closingl1JUres
figures on SaturdayThe Suturd SuturdThe Saturday
The widest wldc t movements were In tho thoHill thoHill
Hill IIli stocks Tennessee Coal and Iron Ironwas Ironwas
was an exception to the general generalstrength genoralttrength
strength and although It made a gain gainof t tot
of 1 point at the opening it quicklv quicklvdropped I Idropped
dropped several points and did not notshare notthare
share in the later rallies ralliesGovernment ralliesGovernment
Government 3s declined a quarter quarterother quarterother
other bonds were wer lower lowerThe lowerNEW
NEW NE SCHOOL BOARD J JNAMED
NAMED NAMEDBY BY COURT COURTThe
The Justices of tho Supreme Court to today today
day appointed the following named per perI per80ns
I
sons members of the Board of Educa Education
tion tionRear
Rear Admiral George W Baird re
tired tiredJames
James F Oyster O t r rYlmam
William V V Ccx CcxProf
Prof Barton W Yo Evermnn l < erman ermanJohn
John H Cook CookI CookDr
I Dr > r Oliver Olln r M Atwood Atwoodairs Atwoodrs
airs Irs rs Mary Church Ferrell FerrelJllrs
Sirs Emma M Brewer Brewer1li
Mrs 1li Justine I Hill HillPREP HillPREP
PREP SCHOOL tII1O11 GRADS GRAOSMAY
MAY ROW IN HENLEY HENLEYBOSTO EMLE I
BOSTON BOSTO July 2 2It It is possible that thatthe tim t
the movement that Prlncpal Charles W WBtone Yo YoStone I
Stone tOfle and Oliver Flljey Fnle Harvards vic victorious vlctorlous ¬
p torious rowing captain have contemplat contemplated ¬
ed d for the past two years oars will result In a acrew acrew 1
crew being selected from the graduates graduatesof 3
greduatoS
of Stone School to go to the English EnglishHenley EngUshHenle S
Henley Henle regatta In 1907 Fllley FUle has fin finished finlhed ¬
ished his college career He and Charles CharlesStone CharlesSton S
Stone Ston > who Is anxious to have the proj projcst proJst pro I
cst < < st perfected will undoubtedly undoubtedl meet in ina Ina a I
a few days to talk the matter over overThe overThe
The chances for an excellent crew be being beIng ¬
beS
ing sent J1t are very ve bright Flint tho thooarsman thooarsman thi thioarsman S
oarsman debarred from rowing In the theHarvard theHan3rd thi thiIlarvard
Harvard crew a few years y ars ago Ted TedMeier TedJder TedMeter
Meter Burchard Judd prominent l > romlnent in inHarvards inHarvards iz izflarvards
Harvards rowing department F Lea Leatherbee Leathcrbte Leatherbee
therbee wjip h captained the last four fouroared touroald fouroatd
oared crew th that t I n presented rtprE tl1ted the Beacon BeaconStreet BeaconStrNt BCaCOIStreet
Street School in the interscholastic row rowIns rowIn
Ins In championships Bob Guild who whosat who8at wlustt
sat at L seven ven in this years ear8 Harvard Harvardcrow HarvarderE Harvarcrew
crow erE before Dan Newhall took to torowing torowing t trowtng
rowing art available > Harry HarT LeMoyne LeMoynewill LeMoynewill LeMoynwill
will come on from the West est as soon as asthe a ath J Jlhf
the th plans are perfected rfpcted Green who whowas whoW3K wtuwag
was roxswain ox aln in the days of Stones StonesSchool StonesSchool Stone
School crack fours OUIM will be tho likely likelycandidate likohcandidat likol likolcandadat
candidate for the he tiller ropes ropesICE ropesIOE
ICE DEALERS HELD HELDPHILADELPHIA HELDFOR IIEL IIELFall
FOR CONSPIRACY U8P1IIA
1 1PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIAJuly July 2 2Thirteen Thirteen Ice Icemen Ic e I Imen
men were held under 1500 ball all for court courton cour t
on a charge of conspiracy to raise prices pricesby pricesby priceby S
by Magistrate Eisenbrown today toda I IFINGER
FINGER NAIL A1L BITING BITINGCAUSES
CAUSES APPENDICITIS APPENDICITISI APPENDICITISPHILADELPHIA I
t
PHILADELPHIA July Jul 2 aYou You must mm t I Inot
not bite your our finger nails if you OU wish wishto wis ii
to escape a surgeons knife I IThis
This is the sharp warning which has hasJust hasjust bi L8
1 Just been Issued by b wellknown phys phY physp l lclanJ I
p clan clanJ In this city who have discover discovered dlscoeed discoveed ¬
ed th tht t the biting of finger nails is the thechief Ui re I Ichic
chief cause of the majority rnajorlt of append I 1 1cUls
a elLis cases C IiCS that are ar operated on dally doll at atthe atthe r rthe Lt
the various hospitals hospitalsA
A surgeon In discussing the thecausc cause of ofappendicitis oCnpp
appendicitis npp ndlcitis yesterday declared there thereas they theywas
was as nothing more likely ° to cause the thenppenllx theappendix Ui Uiappenlix
appendix to become Inflamed and subse subsequently subsequenU subs subsquently ¬
quently perforated than the hard pieces piecesof piecesor pIeCE pIeCEIs
of cuticle that are nipped off ot the ends endsof endsof en enof Is
of the lingers and swallowed The bit biting bitIng bi ¬
ing of finger nails Is a nervous habit habitnccordlng
according to a physician phn lcian attached to one oneof oneor or IC
of the hospitals that can easily be over Ocrcome ove ovecome orI I
come with a little will power powerMANIA powerMANIA
MANIA FOR BRIDGE BRIDGEDECLINES
DECLINES IN ENGLAND D j jLONDON
LONDON July 2 2At At last the bridge bridgemania bridgeznanla bridl t
mania shows signs of decline Although A1thou h J
the game Is by no means neglected the U e J JJ
passion J selon forlt which for two years cnrs pos possessei po 5
sesse1 society socJt to the exclusion of almost almostall almostall almo it
all other pursuits pursuits has disappeared disappearedOne 1 1One
One no longer hears of young oung girls girlsdeep glrl glrlI girdeep I
I deep in debts of honor to professional professionalgambler protesslonalgambler professIongamblers
gambler < and the voice of the lady lad ladwvelist ad adnlvelist
novelist crying In n the wilderness against againstthe againstthe again St Stthe
the country countr house hell is silent silentBr silentB silentj
j I Br B Brze u u e however has left behind It Its Itsindelible ItsIndelible i iIndelible
indelible traces It has changed the theecclal thescclal U
ecclal habits of moneyed mone ed English people peopleand peop le I Iand
and left eft them feverish fev > rhh and restless peopIt It Ithas Itbas
has also put a vast amount of money mono moncinto y I IInto
into Into circulation that formerly lay 1 a un urrealized 1 1rfa1lzetl
realized in the colters of ancient fami families tami1ies fam I
lies in the shape of art treasures heir heirlooms lei ¬
looms and Jewelry JewelryTURNED I
1 1TURNED
TURNED TRAITOR TRAITORTO TRAITORTO
TO CONVICT BROTHER a 1 1I 1CHARLESTOK I
CHARLESTON S So C July Jul 2 2Jes = Jesse JesseCain so 1 1Cain
Cain alia 1Uas lia Glbbes who recently recent passed passi JasscdthroUh Id
through here In charge of police on his hisway hisway h hL is
way from KIngstree to Lake City Flo Floto Flato Fh Fhor L
to pay the death penalty Jonalt for s murder murdercommitted xnurd or j jcommitted
committed eleven years ago was be betrayed betraed b a
bDl
trayed into the hands of the officers ot otthe otth
the th > law it Is I said by b his brother who whogave whogaethe wi 10
gave gaethe the information In the endeavor endeavortC endeav ir I Ic
c tirec tC lVee l himself 1t of some s slight sl charge chargeon chari e
1th chariIn
on which IC ml he ht had h been n arrested arrestedI s aI1f aI1fFlorida In In
I Florida FloridaSwift
1 I Iswlrt
Swift Companys sales sni of fresh beef beefin beetin be of
in Washington D C Cfof fof the week end ending end1nL en 6 ¬
ing 1nL Saturday June 30 O 1305 aueragod a od 65S 65Scents 6 6cents 53 I Ients
cents ents per pound I
k
N l Y STOCK MARKET MARKETOp
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Opn Op n High Low 1 13 JO °
Am Ag Chem 24 24 4 t 24 4 24 4
Am Beet Sugar 22 3 22 2 y 23 = 3
AlllsChalmers IS 1S1 1SU 181 IS 18 1S14 4 isyt 18 18Ama
AmaL Ama Copper 9 97 9Th ISli tS 96 96Am > UT UTAm 97Am
Am Car K 1 33A 35 3554 3 35 35 35Ji as asAm 35Am
Am Cotton Oil 2 29 4J 4 2J 2 20 20Am O OAm
Am Ice Sec 60 Cl GO GOYJ 01 01Am tllAm IIIAm
Am Loco CC 164 t6 6 65 5 C6 C6Am G6Am 66Am
Am Smelt l H2 i 143 141 14Sy8 113 113Am 143AmSFy
Am AmSFy S Py F 10 10 11 10 10 10Am 10Am 10Am
Am S Fy F pfd 41 Ily 41 4l1J ½ 41 11 41 41Amor 41Am 11Am I
Am Sugar1211 W 1Z1Y 129 ½ 121 121Am 12 ° J Jmer
Amor A Am mer or Tob pf 59 l9 t 99 tX 4 9S 9S 9SAmer 9 98mer t tlmer
Amer A lmer mer Woolen oole1 32 3 33 32 32aconda say m mAnaconda
Anaconda An AnA aconda 235 23S 23Sy 234 34y 238 238A fi
A 0 T S Fe SS 8S SS1 S7 87A 7 S5
A A T S Fe pflOO pf 100 100 100 l0 100
At Coast Line Llne135 135 135 131 13Hs 125
Baltimore Ba ltimore Ohio Ohio116 116 110 llfffc 11 fl5 116
Big Di g Four 2y 2 ½ 32 92Y ½ S2 S 2 y ½ 92 92Canadian 92YJ
Brook Br BrCa ook nap Tran 75 5lh 76l 61A 74 75 5
Canadian Ca nadian Pacific PacHlcl 15S 158 15S7 t 15S1 15S 168j iJ 168 16s8 16s8nt 1s
Cenl Ce nt lr r 35 33Y 3 35 35 3i 35 35Ches
Ches Ch es Ohio 55 L5Y 55 55 55i 55
Chi i G West 16 I 16 < 16 10 1 1Ch
Cli CliCh G West hB B 25V 25 2SV 5y 25 251h 25 25Ch
Ch M St P P1i1 171 171 171illiO 170 171V lfl
Chi Cli i Un Tract 4 4y 4 4 4Jn 4 41d > to
Chi Ch i Ln Tract pf 12 12 1 12 l i 12 18 2
Col Co l F 1 40 4Gy 48 46 47 4i14
Col Co CoCo l Sou 3S 33 33Y 33 3 33 4 4nsol
Consol Co nsol Gas 13D 140V4 140 13U 140
Corn Co rn Prod pf 77 77y 77 77 77 I
Del De l Hudson Hud Hudson210 on210 210 210 10 210 210
De Dcnv ny R G 40 40 46 40 40
Bis Di s Sea Corp 56 5iVi 54 4 5 JVi 574 1 l14
Erie Er ErGt ie 40 40ta 4 4W 4 7 40 40 4
Gt Nor pf 2S3 2P3 3 2SO 2 2S3 S3
111 111ir Cent 175 17 ITS 176 15 I
Irter ir irIn ter ilotro 1olro S 30i 36 36 3614 4 3J 3 Noi
Inter In ter Motro pf p 74 74y 74 71y 73i 73 71
Kansas K KL ansas C So 24 H 24 4 24 24 11i
KM KM Louis L ouIs tt Npsh Xsh14 142 14yi 142 141 141J 14114 141
KM Man M an Elev JJlc 147 H HP H J1 147 147
Mex M ex Cent 20 2014 y 2 = 20 201A 20V 20 < J
M I K T 32 32 32 32
Missouri M issouri P Pac c 90 OOY 90 90 fS S S9 89at
Nat N at Lead 73 73 734 3 72 i1h 73 7i 7iY lIt 4
N Y Central Contral131Y 131 13l 130g 13 130 130 13O4 i
N Y O Ueat 47 47 s 47 47 47ortii
North i ° ortii Am 92 2 Y 32 9 92orf 92 9 f I
Norf N orf West Ct S7 87 86 S6 86or I I
j Nor N NN or Pac 197 197 191 1 91 195 195orthwest
N Northwest N orthwest 195 195 195 195 II
O Omaha maha 170 170 170 170 I I
S Pnc P at Coast 1 125 123 1 1L V i > I IPac
I Pac P ac Mail tall stp 31 31 3O 3 30 3Oy
Penn P enn R R 126 126 124 126 12
4 Peoples P p eoples Gas S9 3 89 t be ° J WY 50 ½
i Pr Pro P r Steel Car 43 44 4J 43 43lh 43y I IR
Ry R y St Spr 47 4H4 43 47 47148 4S
Roodlng R KOll eading Mlnf u1211h 1MI w totl 121 f l19 lint 12fl 12flep ijfch
I I
S Rop R ai4iia ep S J 2 2i 25 4 2 25 5
ra m m
S Rp I1 p S I pt 95 9r 93 91
fSkf Rock B ock I IossSheff 3
SlossSherr Sl SlSt ossSheff v Evv OOh 00 70 OH 00 3 OJ I
St StSt 1 L s W V 20 20S 20 20 01k 20
St StSt I L L Af S W pt Fs 4 40 4 49 4 49 4934 0494 49
I St StS L 1 S F 2d pf 4 42 V 42 42 2 4 4 42 ISVft I ISouthern
Southern S outhern Pacific 67 i i 6 1 65 1 05J t
Southern S Ry 33 tr 33 333k 33 336 33
Tonn T onn C 1 151 161 H5 146 It61h
1 TL Texas T exas jtaclfla z MI 31 31 31 31V 31
L trlon nlon Pacltic 143 U3 142 HZ4 141 14
VT U U I S SP11ir Realty MX 81 81 Sl Sl 8H
U S Rubber 46 45 44 4 4l I1y
U 1 11J S Steel J4 St 4 4 aj 3Iit 31 3 3I
U S Steel pfd ptdl00 100 100 10 99Y 99 1POU 100
VaCaro V VW aCaro Chem 36 36 35 35
Wabash W abash pfd 44i 4I 44 4W4 44 4 44 44est
AVest W rest est Union 91 1 w 91 siy 91 yig 91 Jl
Wis V Is Central Centr 24 24 I 24 21 21MISCELIoANEOUS 21MISCELLANEOUS I IuISCELLA
MISCELLANEOUS uISCELLA EOUS BONDS BOXD8U
TJ iJ S Steel St l 5s JKI 96 967 90i 9Ir 96 S 9i H
R I t I L 4s 75 76 7 i 75 75L5a 7 ii iiR
R I L L5a Ss 90 o 90 io 90 20 20abash 20abash
AVabash W abash Bs B s S2 8 82 S1 R2 S2 S STob
Tob T ob 4fs 4 to 77 77v4 71 77 77 j 77 7tY4
Atch A tch 4s 102 10 1 IteVi 102 t14 10 10Pa l 10t 10t3Ws 4
Pa p 3s 93 90 98 18 9 I1 I1IntfJr
Inter I nter Metro M tro 4Ufs 4 B S3T > 3i 3 SSjfe 83 B 8SY 83 f ½ i S3 S3Rhode 833 3
Rhode Island Jand 4s ex Interest Intere interestTotal t tTotal
Total sales Saturday 5 867300 867300Sales > 7300 7300Sales 300 300BABr
Sales to noon today 6J1700
BABr B ABE DOWN WNw WELL LL I ITHREE I
THREE LIVES LOST LOSTMother LOSTlVloth °
Mother lVloth M other r and Man Overcome OvercomeTrying OvercomeTrying
Trying to Rescue RescueChild RescueChild
Child ChildSIOUX ChildSIOUX
SIOUX CITY Iowa July Jul 2 2Three 2Threeves Three Threelives Threelives
lives li ves lost because a baby fell in an anabandoned anabandoned arbandoned
abandoned a well is the appalling story storyfrom storyCrom stor3om
f from fr om Bovine S D DThe
The child of Mrs Thomas Hill wife wifeof wleoC wif wiff
o of f a rancher wandered away from the thehouse th
oh
house h ouse and while the mother was going goingfor r rr
for fo fot r the little one she saw It fall Into Intothe Intothe intche I
the t he well wellClarence
Clarence Johnson a hired man was wasnenr wa waear I
near n ear and both hurried to the top of the thewell thecU
well w cU The babe was crying piteously plteouslyand piteousland piteouslynd
and a nd the mother ureed Johnson to go godown godown gcown
down downThe downThe d own ownThe
dd The well was walled alled and he made the thedescent thedescent th thescent
descent d escent safely and would have come comeout comeout com comut
o out ut with the child but for the deadly deadlygas dead deadl3as I Igas
g gas as dnmp which had not been reck reckoned reckoned rockned ¬
o oned ned with withWeakened withVt withWeakened
Weakened Vt > skcned the man could not save savecven sav
e even ven himself himselfThe hlmse1fThe himselfThe
The mother becoming desperate dcspor te went wentinto wentInto wentnto
into I nto the well only onl to be overcome by bythe bythe bI r rhe
t the he foul air airAll airAIl airtll
All tll three perished perishedSENTELL perishedSENTELL perishedENTELL
N SENTELL S < TOLD OF DEATH DEATHOF DEATHOF
OF HIS HISWHOLE WHOLE FAMILY FAMILYSALISBURY FAMILYSALIS r
SALISBURY SALIS JURY England July 2 2Ed 2Edard Ed Edward
T ward w ard Sentell of Brooklyn Bro lyn the only sur survivor ¬
I Ivjor
vivor v ivor of a ffmlly party of five which whichwas 1
4 4was
v was on board the Illfated train who Is Isnow Isnow i S Sow
n now n ow In a l hospital suffering from severe severeinjuries sever I J
injuries i was Informed this morning of ofthe o r
J J Jthe
the th e extent ct nt of the calamity which lias liasfallen ha S 1 1fallen
f fallen upon up n him in the death of his hisvIfe hisWlte hi I
vIfe w ife his son Charles and daughters daughtersblisses daughters1Hsscs
blisses i Blanche and Gertrude The ef effect ¬ J
feet f eet of the news was to cause a a re relapse r
j lapse apse but later the old man recovered recoveredHe l
j He H e said to A W Swalm the American Americanconsul Americanconsul AmerieaionSul J
c consul c onSul at Southampton SouthamptonI
I will try to show you ou that I am a aman amnn t tan
man m an although I have the weight of ofseventy o f 1 1seycnt
seventy seycnt s years ears to bear bearBAD
I
BAD I TREASURY DEFICITS DEFICITSAMONG DEFICITSAMONG
AMONG CLUBS OF LONDON LONDONLOXDOX I I 1 1LO
I Ioldfashloned
LOXDOX LO ryO July 2 2Yer 2Very Very few of the thaoldfashioned Ui 0 0ldfashioned
oldfashioned o exclusive clubs of Ix Lon London > n ndon
don d on are in a prosperous condition some 50mcor oem C
c of o f them even having to canvass for formembers fo fomembers r
r members This Is In striking contrast t
I Iwith
with w ith the conditions of long ago when whencnncUdates whet n
candidates c had to wait ten or even eventwenty eve a awenty
twenty t years cars before they the were elected electedNowadays eIectedNowadays lecte I INowadays
Nowadays the London clubman c1ubmanspends a
spends s less In his club than he did In Inthe 1 a
j the t he palmy palm days of club life thus bring bringIng
Ing i ng the financial state of the club down dow a E
to t o a low ebb lbb A clubman of great ex e tperlence
I perlencc p erience says f fFar
Far fewer meals are taken at t the theclub th C
club c < lub and there Is a much smaller con consumption L 1
sumption s of drinks cigars and various 3 1 1extras
extras e < xtras from which the profit is mainly tnainl 1 1 1derived
derived Only 125 bottles of champagne champagnewere a j
were drunk at the Carltpn Carlton the great grea Lt LtConsorattve 1
Conservative rendezvous last month monthConsidering monthConsidering
Considering that the prices charged d 1 1are
j are not high as compared with those tho9 e 1
demanded at hotels and the class of ofmen otmen c f fmen
men who belong to the Carlton these thea 0
figures fi ures are certainly remarkable
The fact Is that all Englishmen now noi I
drink very little wine ana anI and the imports 5
decrease year car by year ear
GOOD G OOD IMPROVEMENT rMPROVEMENTI IMPROVEMENTTHROUGHTHE
THROUGH THROUGHTHE THE LIST LISTJuly LISTJuly LISTly
July Ju ly Opened With Increas Increased Increased increased ¬
ed Business and Better BetterPrices BetterPrices
Prices for Stocks
With lth nearly fifty different transac transnetIon
V tlons tIon tlo ns at todays tod ys session se don of the Wash ash ashIngton
I ington in gton Stock Exchange and anda a general generalimprovement generalImpr
In improvement Impr Im pravement emcnt in prices all along the line linethe lin
the th e temper of the meeting notwithstand notwithstandIng
lo ing g the excessive heat was decidedly decidedlymoro
m more ore enthusiastic cnthu lasUc It began to look lookat
ai at one time as though the long delayed delaodsummer delayedmmer
sl summer su mmer boom had arrived and there therewould therewould thereuld
w would wo uld be a resumption r umpUon of activity activitywhich adhltywhich
w which wh ich would be heartily welcomed wel omod l by bythctmdJng y
th thetradlng th etrading clement us well as the tho gon gonoral Ioneral
C oral or al public who have become dtecpur diacouraged
a aged ag ed at the dullness dullnessThe dullndSThe
The T he dealings were rather more gen general general gena
cr eral er a than has taken place for some time timeand
nt and an d in nearly nearl all cases prices showed a
n healthy health he < althy tendency Railway preferred preferredwas prt > ferred ferredOis
v was ira n strong at S 5i Washington a8hlngton Gas ad advanced adanced adnced
i vanced s nced fractionally on several sales
M Mergenthaler ergenthaler held strong above 193 with
the tfc e largcwn lar t days dealings for several severalweeks
w weeks we 3k eks Telephone e was well taken at atand 50
ai and an d a small s jrh lot of Commercial c r Bank fJta Bankought k
bi brought br ought record price The market f tijr frjids < > r
b bonds bo boto < jids broadened broad ed somewhat id ad d al
tc together gther vie 1e month started dell dell1m
In Improvement ImprovementSales 1m proement proementTHE
T THE I E WASHINGTON MARKET
Sales of the board including lIcludln
aier a saer er
call ca ° J ll amounted to < < P5 r shares of o sto1 sto1and sto
a and an d SI3100 13100 In bonds bondsFollowing bondsFollowing bondsFollowing
Following are ar > the sales Sotle and nd quotations quotatfortodas
ol of todays markete
United Unlt Staes Coupon 3 per con cent WOOO WOOOPotomac 4011 4000 4000700rI4iS
1Q1 fi 700rI4iS < < 14I 14II 4tE9t50
Potomac Electric Light ht 5 per cent cent1oj1olr
1000e 1oj1olr l J 000lO4 > 104 400011 400011ChesapMtke 1000l4Chesapetke QOOf Yr
ChesapMtke and Potomac Toleahone ToleahoneCapital Tolt > hone
tloootJ1t Zl 00010l U1tr 1I0lilCapital
Capital Traction rra Uon l Iff1J1 rl 1143V 1e14 1 1Washington le 1rashIngton <
> t
Washington ashlngton Railway Ralha and Electric Electricpreferred ElectricrG Electriceferred
preferred rG pr eferred erred 15 60 6 M 50150 9 5 Mf W Wsshtngton I I88hlngton >
i l fc > 6
Washington 88hlngton Gas fiIIJIO > 2S 54i eO li 1 1Il Q 1
CjroVi Ciro i r0 25 2541101 2541101Chesapeake iWH 25 25Chesapeake 2500 2500Chesapeake
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
3i 131 1 55 55Mergenthaler Z5Ifrcent 55Mergenthaler
Mergenthaler Ifrcent haler M 1O13 erT 1MMV6 30113 1 1Lanston l0I50 l0I50i9
J 1 10 i9 191 IOtfl50 ISIa tltl 9lQ3 1OJtI 1S 11 111trJ iai1i
1 1trJ ° l92 1C1ttJ HttIt3 150L l 1i19zW I Yt
Lanston 100614 100614Greene 100f 1O0l4Greene 14 14Grtene
Greene Copper 12 I 1224 1224Amcrican < 4 l3C 1 1AmcrIC3n 4ifi
American National at1ooal Bank lftfitl l017l it
National City Bank 5011
Commercial National Bank < MlMjA 350
S P Service Cor 5 50116 5115After ai6 ai6After
After ct6r call canAmerican American Natton Bank BIL k
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Quotations of ofMoot Most Activ Issues IssuesGAS IssuesG8 IssuesGAS
GAS BOXD6 BOXD6Washington BOD BODaMdngton BOXDaMfinglon
v W aMdngton c 4 4WWfttngton
T Washington W ashington Ou 0 CerUKcM CertIik Cs isoo 13 1 US USRAILROAD lJlRAILROAD 111RAILROAD
RAILROAD BOKDiCapital BOXDji BOXDjiCapital ODI ODIapital
c Capital C apital Traction jc 1 14 14oiwsbla <
CW c Cotuiabte Cotw C oiwsbla bt Railroad naUro d 6s wt > > 4ash 4 4uk Jm
V Wash W uk Ity and Btee 4j
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Ml9CgILANous ISCKLLA X0U8 JK mona monaotomac n nI
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X PC W St Stesasbost Mt t f 5 3 SN r = SS
C P Telephone T r 8 I IPUBLIC M19t M19tPtlBLIC
PUBLIC UTILITT UTILtTlrocKS UTILtTlrocKSCapital STOCKS STOCKSCapital f1OCKapital
Capital C apital TntcUoa TntcUoaTYM6 T Trect1 U 112 5Z 5Zash ur
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WW WIUIb W WC L1L ny EJec 3sc pM pMaehlngoB 50 50
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tC American t HHtrtau m m
City g C tC ity n 134 < 134 134omrelai
Co C omrelai omrelaiu4run m reial reialMetropolitan
Metropolitan MetropolitanTRUST 5l tOUVPOitaftTRUST u4run u uTRUST
TRUST COMPANY COKPA STOCKS STOCKSAmericas STOCKSAmerica STOCKSAmercaa
Americas Soc and andXaUonal Trust 2JI 2JIatOINll 2 5 5ational
XaUonal N atOINll Safe SafeUnion 115 ss ssnion
Union t nion Tru Truet t H 10 Illashisgten
W Ya VohtBRton btftKton Ln Loan n and Tryst III tMFIRE IIIFIRE I IFIRE
FIRE 1NSURAXCE I SURAICE STOCKS STOCKSArMnRton STOCKSArnlton STOCKSrttngtne
ArMnRton at atFiremans If
Firean Firemans n1 X XPeople 1tI 355eoples
r People r eoples Yt YtnSt 9 9SIISCELLANEOLS
MISCELLANKOLS nSt ELLA EOtS STOCK STOCKGraphophone SIOCRGrapbopbone STOCICSraphophone
c Graphophone G com om 41 41Grapbophcne 4i 4iI
C Grapbophcne pf < t 81 81LfflE a aLEAVE 50AVAL
F Nn N I AVAL OFFICERS OFFICERSLEAVE FFIC RS
LEAVE THE SERVICE SERIFVoluntary SERVICEVoluntary SERVICEoluntary
A Voluntary V Retirementof RetirementofFour RetirementofFourCaptains Four FourCaptains FourCaptains
Captains One Commander Commanderand Commanderand Commanderand
and Nine Lieutenants LieutenantsFourteen LieutenantsFourteen LieutenantsFourteen
Fourteen officers In the navy na taking takingadvantage taklntadantnge 1 1dvantage
advantage a of the voluntary retirement retirementact retirementact retiremenict
act a ct ceased their careers In that 1rnnch 1rnnchof branch branchof
ao
of o f the service In defense of Uncle Sam Samtoday Samtoday Sanoday I
today t The list Includes four captaln captalnone captalnone captainsne >
one o ne commander and nine lieutenant lieutenantcommanders lieutenantcommanders Ileutenaniommanders
commanders commandersThe commandersThe c ommandersThe
The retiring officers are are Captains Willtm Will William Vll1jam ¬
jam i tm H Turner William S Moore Ioore Karl KarlRohrer KarlRohrer Knrohrer
Rohrer R ohrer and John A H Nickels Com Commander Commander Cornander ¬
mander m ander Albert X Wood Lieutenant LJeutenantCommanders LieutenantCommnn
Commanders Commnn C e1A John ohn ILi 1 M Paycr p V er Solon Solonrviiiutu S 5210 5210rnold lon lonArnold 1
Arnold A rnold Walter O HUlme H E EParmentor Earmentor
rviiiutu iiuioi w AA BilmeHeyyJ > i > < 4 4Parmcntor
Parmcntor P Albert C Djefferibaclr DJeffenba k The Theodoro Theodore Thedoro
odoro o doro C Fenton John P McGiilnness McGiilnnessHorace McG McGulnnessorace tnness tnnessH01lce
Horace H01lce H orace W Jones and Benjamin BcnJanlln W WWells V VYells VWells
WellsTly Wells Wellsy YellsTIy
TIy y provisions of the personnel act actthe actthe
the t ne captains retire with the grade or orcommodore otcommodore 01 01ommodore i
commodore c which grade de in the active activeservice activeseflce acttvteice
cs cS service s was abolished nboll ed following t ll wng the theSpanishAmerican tqo tqoSpanishAmerlcttn tb tbpanishAmoricn
SpanishAmerican S war Ir The command commanders conimamlers cthtrniand cthtrniandra
ers e ra retire with tho grade of o captain arid aridthe nDdthe am Ih I
the lieutenant commandors with the thegrade thegrade th thrade h
grade g rade of commander commanderHad cOIrmanderHad commanderHad
Had these retirements not been made madevoluntarily madeoluntarll mad e eoluntarily
voluntarily v oluntarll the same number of officers officerswould officerswould officerould
v would w ould have been compeled to retire to tomake tomake tc tcmake
j make up the prescribed number of forty fortynecessary fortynecessary fort fortecessary
r necessary retirements each year ear These Theseretirements Theseretirements I IetirementS
j retirements r are provided for by the thenaal th e enaval
j naval personnel act which requires that thatforty thatforty tita t tforty
forty vacancies vacancs in the navy above the therank the therank th thank
i rank r ank of lieutenant of tho junior grad gradftbee Knldebcc gradbee
1 bee reated each year In order that tho thosystem thosstem th 0 0ystem
s system of promotions in the navy may maynot maynol ma maot
not n ot be b disrupted During the fiscal year yearending yenrending yea yeanding 1
g ending June 30 190C there had been beentwentysix beentwentysix I Iwentysix
t twentysix vacancies created on the of officers oCficers ofeers ¬
fl ficers S tS eers roster Including Iacludln resignations resignationsdismissals reslgnattondismissals resIgnationsismissals
5 dismissals d retirements and deaths deathsTMs deathsT deathshis
TMs T his ls left eft fourteen necessary neccssar to be re retired retired reired ¬
tired t and there were fifteen applica applications applications apphicaions ¬
t tions t so that It was not necessary to tomake tomake t p pmake
i make a compulsory mpulsory retirement retIr ment Had Hadnot Hadnot Ha 0 0ot
not n ot fourteen officers volunteered to toleave toIeavo t 0 0eave
leave l i eave the service It would have been beennecessary beennecessary bee xi xinecessary
necessary for the board of admirals of ofwhich orwhich c f fwhich
i which Rear Admiral Evans Is president presidentto L Lo
to t o select the necessary necessnr number to make makeup mnkeup malt e eUP
up the regular quota While hUe srme s rne of ofthe ofthe c d dthe f
the captains are > nearing tivr ti t ige lE limit limitand limitand hlmi It Itand t
and would ould have bean bc n retired In the theroeular ther th 6 6regular s
regular r > lar way within a a few years no noof J11 J11oC Toof
of the younger officers by b their volun voluntary olun oluntar I Itary ¬
tary tar act will evade a a number of ycojs y ye 5 5srv1co
e irlco
Greater Washington NowAssured Now NowAssured NowAssuredSay
Assured AssuredSay Say Citizens CitizensAre
Are Unanimous in Asserting That by United UnitedAction UnitedAction UnitedAction
Action City Can Be Made Big Com Commercial Co Cornria1 m mmerGial
mercial ria1 Center
s
The continued hot weather has not notserved not5crv6 notserved
served 5crv6 to lessen the enthusiasm of the theWashington theYashlngton theWashington
Washington business men behind the theI theorgnn12aUon theorganization
I organization of tho Shippers Associa Association Aflsoclation Associaon ¬
tion ti on nor decreased the size or Intensity Intensityof
c of o f the rush to join the standard they theyhave thcyhuvc
1 have h ave ralscdl raised Thero Th rols is practically no nodifference nodltreroncq nctfrer I I
hd
difference dltreroncq d < tfrer mc of orilnfon opinion amopff amopg am pg those tho8c who whoare who whonra
t are nra a re noW n W erigagcd enil1 en1 d l1n in In th thejpbnlmj the jobbing business businesshere b buslnesere sln Ss Ssherc
I1 here h ere thats thataun thatatrnlted United ted effort error to tocxterid extend and anddiversify anddlversiC andiversify
c diversify dlversiC d tho business will m bo certainly certainlyproductive certron y yproductive
I productive p roductive of immediate and Important Importantresults Importantresults
i results r
Have a Wide Field FieldMonroe
Monroe Luchs mfttUl manager or of tho Wash WashUigtQn V ash
i UigtQn Ij gtQn Tobacco Company Is one of the theenthusiasts tJ1UnUJu tht thtntlusiasts
enthusiasts q nUJu ntlusiasts lash < i for fc r tfye t i ° movement niovgmenL v9inn His Hiscompany IIliI 1
i company c mpftny lias Tins demonstrated by b practical pr prActica ctlcai I
experience e that it Is possible possibleto to build buildliP buildp I I
up p a successful succes ful Jobbing trade In Wash WashIngton Washr
i Ington ngton The companys salesmen s lt > smen now novl noi r
penetrate l hi enetrote Virginia West e t Virginia and andMaryland andaryland I
Maryland M aryland and they th y sell eH goods g ds withoutdifficulty withoutifficulty without withoutdifficulty
I
c difficulty d Their principal difficulty difficultycomes difficultyI dtfllcuityomes
I comes c < omes from delay dela In shipments for forwhich to
I which w hich the h small mnll size slz of the Washington WashingtonJobbing Washlngtotobbing
J Jobbing J trade is s directly direct responsible responsibleI re ponstble
I think the Shippers Association As A o latlon will willbe wit m I
I i be b e able abl to accomplish a omp1l8h results that now nowwe oos oose r
we w e would not dare to expect > said Mr lr
7 lucbs L > uchs to a reported of The Times this thisr thhI
Sr r Igo ig In every other city cl1 where wherea I
t I
a ii 1 association has ben organized org nlzed L i ij
j > s been its history hlstor It has be beoaC I
cuiac cuI e oaC C when properly managed the most most3iuable t
i aiuable agency aseac for the th upbuilding and andadvancement an andvancement I tI <
i advancement ad a ncemmt of Its city It is impost 1mpot Imposible I iBible
I Bible s for any association to do a great gros 1 1deal
deal d eal for the retail trade of a a city clt but butts I 1
its i ts wholesale whol ° sle Ae trade can be helped helpedWhat helpedWhat helpedWhat <
What we need Is the interest Inter t and co j
JULY J ULY PAYMENTS PAYMENTSEXCEED
EXCEED EXCEED750000 750OOO 750OOODividends
Dividends on Stocks De Declared Declared ¬
clared by Washington WashingtonCorporations 1 ashington ashingtonCorporations
Corporations CorporationsSPURT CorporationsS
SPURT S PUR T IN I Ir NTH THE E MARKET MARKETBrokers MAR KET KETBrokers
Brokers Anticipate Rejuvenation of ofLocal
Local Exchange Following Semi S SemiAnnual r rAnnual
Annual Disbursement Period PenolT
The T amount of dividends on stocks stocksand stocksand 1
I
and Interest Intere t on bonds paid out today todayby tooa tooab
by b th t tls various adou local corporations will willapproximate wUlAPDroxtniate willapproximate
APDroxtniate approximate threequarters of a million milliondollars mUllondollars I
dollars This 1 list includes only those thosethat tho thosethat e
that are G listed l1sZd on the Washington Stock StockSxcUanxe StockExcHDKe I I
SxcUanxe xcange to which might be added a anumber Ionumber
number of others that will 111 make large largedlsurferaenU lar e
disbursements today bringing the theamount theaJrlou
I
amount aJrlou At close to the million mark Many Manyt Mn Iany Ianyot
ot t the larger corporations oay PIL y on Jun
1 ard r4 4 this th money has been in circula circulation clrcuJatIoa ¬
lbs throughout the past t month monthBrokers monthBrokers I
Brokers generally look for a little littlesmirt little81MIIt t
smirt in market conditions immediately immediatelyfollowing Immedl tel telf6lloinA
following this th semiannual disbursement disbursementperiod dlAbursementperiod
period as a considerable co iderabie amount of ofdividend ordhldend oldividend
dividend money Is supposed to go back
in the purchase of stocks and bonds
That It I may come and give the market marketa
a revival of interest Intere t is much to be de desired dealrod
sired as it 2s s in need of some stimulus
The disbursements are as follows followsStocks toIloASStocks
Stocks StocksCapital StocksCltpttal
Capital Traction S1SOOM S1S0e ISO I
Ameri American n Bank 1S6M Ii I
Central Bank 30660 3
Columbia Bank BankCommercial 5 I
Commercial Bank 15WO ISNOI I
Farmers and Mechanics Bonk 1094 IONS 10
I Lincoln Bank eo eo eo eo 6000 OM
Bank of Washington ashtngton 10096 It I j
Capital Bank 60 60 0 I
Second National Bank 15000
Traders TntdersDank Bank BankAmer G 000 i
Amer Security Securlt and Trust 52500 5 5e I
Union Trust Jul July 15 1 12000 1
Home Savings Bank 3000
Inion Savings Bank 2500 I
Commercial Fire Insurance 3066 39 I
Corcoran Flro Insurance 5000 I
Firemens Insurance SOOO SI I
Metropolitan Fire Insurance 4000 I II
National Union Insurance 3000
Peoples Fire In8crance Insc ranee 3000
Rlggs RI SS Fire Insurance 4000 I
Columbia Title Insurance 3000 3
Real Ete Title Insurance 6900 64 O
Georgetown Gas Co July 11 7500 750 S
Mergonthaler 275000
N W Steamboat 21000 l ioot OO
Washlngon Market 4 7000 7000Washington 7000t
t 1 Total 11 717008 71700Bonds l 008 008Bonds
Bonds Bondsashlngton BondsWashington
Washington Gas 4s 4sTelephone 12000 I
Telephone 5s 5sWashington 33925 33925l18hlngton 3392 S
Washington l18hlngton Market 7800 78011Total 730 I
Total 770733 770733COVERING 770733COVERING
COVERING BY SHORTS SHORTSOEESETSiWEAK SHORTSfJO
fJO OEESETSiWEAK ET i WEAK CABLES CABLESNBV CABLESl
NBV l V YORK July 2 2Further Further good goodcovering coo ood oodcQverlnJ S
covering by b shorts offset the weakness weaknessof weaknC5ot weaknesof S >
of cables from the market at Liverpool Liverpoolthis Lherpoolthis 1 1this
this mornlug mornSu and caused the th local cot cotton cotton cotton ¬
ton market to open steady two points pointshigher pointshlJhcr S Shigher
higher to two points lower There was wasn wasn wa S Sa
n disposition to even e n up for the Govern Governmenti GoYernmen
menti men mentj repOrt pOrt due tomorrow This Influ Influence Innuepccchecked
ence epccchecked checked new newnuslness business and made it itdifficult Itdiffic i idtiilcult t
difficult diffic lt fr r bulls td t follow up their ad advantage adnntuge advazituge ¬
vantage vantageOpeningJuly
OpeningJuly 102930 IO August 1030 10
31 September 1033 10 bid October 1031 1031December
32 December 1035fi 103 10OSil38 > 33 January 1038O 10 1033 1033February
39 February Februa 1030631 1030631GUARD 103O3lGUARD 103l31GUARDKAISER
GUARD GUARDKAISER KAISERS LIFE LIFEFROM LIFEFROM LIFEFROM
FROM ANARCHIST HORDES HORDESBERLIN HORDES13ERLI 3 3BERLIN
BERLIN 13ERLI July i 2The The German police policeare policer polk 0 0ar
are ar r taking extraordinary precautions precautionsJust pr autlons autlonsJust Is Isjust
Just now for the safety safet of the Emperor EmperorThey EmperorThej r rThey
They fear especially the Russians of orwhom c I Iwhom I
whom there are over 5000 In Berlin BerlinThe BerlinThe
1 The other day the Emperor the Em Emiress Empress I Ipress
press iress and the crown prince visited the Ui e
horse show of the Deutscher Relter Reltc xr r
Vcrein held on the trotting track at r tt fc
Westend a n suburb of Berlin For tho Ui
Imperial party a special pavilion had ha a
been erected recte ana and to prevent any an an anarchist annrchls ax 1 1archlst ¬
archist from secreting a bomb under the thepavilion thepaviUon ti 10 10pavIlion o
pavilion or in the surrounding surrolzndinx shrub shrubbery shrubbery ¬
bery six si detectives kept watch in the thepavilion thepavlUon ti ie iepavilion
pavilion the whole night previous and andalso andalso as id idalso 1 1
also during the day dayAs da daAs clayAs
As the Kaiser now uses his automo automobiles I Ibiles
biles for driving drIdn about Berlin and Pots Potsdam 3 3dam
dam and usually usuall scorches the cyclist cyclistpoUcemen cycli et etpolIcemen t
policemen who formerly accompanied accompaniedhis td tdhis I
his carriage cannot any an longer keep up upwith r ip p
I with him and that Is another source sourceof sourceor sour e
1 I of anxiety for tee t e guardians of his per pereon pc 5 5joon
joon eon 00
< <
operation o of the people Wo 0 dont re require re require r ¬
quire any money If the citizens of ofWashington ofVaslllngton I
Washington will got behind this move movement movcmpnt ¬
ment there is not a doubt In my mind mindof mindor L
of its entire success We e need as has hasbeen hasbeen I i
been suggested sugg ted In The Times more di diversified diI ¬
versified jobbing interest especially especiallyhouseai especlaUyhouse9t especiallyI
houseai house9t se soiling Ung at wholesale boots and andshoag andSho I
shoag Sho s houiThts Tfiats tsand and caps and dry goc gocf1 ls I Ibelieve Ibellev I
believe they will 111 come and I hrtve h Lve no nodoubt nodoubt ziGdoubt
doubt the right kind of a man bringing bringingsome bdnglnBOmo bringingonic
some s onic caoital of his own could secure securethe s securehe ure urethc
the t he capital and credit here In Washing Washingon ¬
ton I t on to make one of these business bustne ° is a asuccess asuccess
success successSo J success successSO s uccessSo
So far as freight rates are concern concerned conclmed concernd ¬
ed I e d we are not badly treated There may maye mayoccosional
< e occasional O < cases os of discrimination discriminationbuUthpy dI8Crlm discrlmlsationbu n8Uon
11 buUthpy bU thv are Infrequent and of minor minormplrtance I I
I Importance mplrtance Because in some cases casesWashington CltsOBtho
I tho t hoiare are not enough shipments out or ora8hlnston otWashingloit °
Washington a8hlnston make makea a carload to any anyone anyonepoint one onepoint onepoint
point 1 It happens that our shipment shipmentare sbipmcntaare I Iare
j are delayed until a car is filled That Thatour
is j i s our misfortune and not the railroads railroadsWill railroadWill i
Will Be No Discrimination DiscriminationAnd
And my own experience leads me to tobelieve toelieve
believe I b that whatever discriminations discriminationsexist
exist exl twlll will be pnmptly and fully tUll correct corrected correctd ¬ °
ed I e d by b the railroads when the right sort sortof sortot i iof
of I complaint is made Surely a ship shippers shiopoxs ¬
pers I association representing alt the theshippers i ihippers
J shippers s of Washington would have no nodifficulty
difficulty dttncult in arranging things thingsOn thingsOn
On this subject I am the most op ¬
timistic t tt sort of an optimist I believe believethe beUevethe believep
i the t he success that will be attained attainedbl xvi w > p
1 be bl far beyond anything we have drera dreraed dre drexnod m
14 ed In lathe the past When Phen yo think that in hi hifour
i four years practically all of Washing Washingons Pashln PashlnI ¬
tons t ons jobbing jobbln trade has been built us U >
II by Individuate my faith in the potency
of concerted effort can easily easll be under understood understood ¬
stood
REAL ESTATE EST ESTA A fE TRANSFERS TRANSFERSPLACED TRANSFERSPLACED I IPLACED
PLACED ON RECORD RECORDet
1
Lon Long MeadowsJames F Hanralan Hanralanet I
et e t ux to Thomas Hanrahan lots 11 11and 117 117and
and a nd US block 3 30 Jl6 Jl6Randle SlePandle
Handle Highlands HlgrlndsUnlted United States Real
ty t tya Company to Joseph J ph Henning lots 37 3 T
and a nd II 0 block 19 10Woodley 514 514vocdiey H Hrocdley
Woodley Park ParkH H Rozier Dulazur Dulan et e
al 1 trustees to S Lemon Hoover lot lo
79 block 21 SC25 SC25Twentysecond H HTentYSIoCOnd S250 S250Twentysecond
Twentysecond street northwest be bc beveen ¬
tween t ti veen n L and M 1 streets strfetsJames James K F Bren Brennan Brennan Brenan
nSi nan n an to James S Grant lot 57 square squx
51 MO MOI SIGI 310I
SiS SiM I street sovthwest between etween Sixth and ani I Ieventh
Seventh S eventh streetsMichael streets str tsMtchael Michael J J Whelan to t targaret
llargaret M larraret argaret Whelan Wh lan lot il square 47 18 J1 514 UL L
1 1m H street northeast nortbestJane Jane EL E Keane Keaneot Keaueot
ot 0 0lo 1 al to Eleanor E1 or Harris part original originst
lot lo loa t 2S 2 sqtiare lJre 127 127K 1 l5 IiK Ii 10K
K street northwest t between Fourth Fourtnd
and a nd Fifth streets streetaCbarJotte Charlotte E Webb Web
t to William Beuchert part original lot le leseuart
2 23 t square a iIlt 514 5W 5WMl 550Mt
Ml Piea7 PleaMtnt ant and Pleasant Plains Plainsames
J James Jp ames Sharp et ux to John B iloorey Moore Mooreart Iooeart
Ja part p art lot 147 14 O OISlBhth 510 510Eighth 1t 1tEIghth
EIghth street nowthwest between betw betweennd n N
aM a nd 0 streets atrtetsFlorence Florence A n R Judd to toI I Ieo
J JAG L > eo o BAum part lot 5t I square re 38S 1O xi xieo
Leo L eo Baum et ux to Frances Brook Brooksame Bro Bred Bredame < k kIM 1
IM same s property 510 510zni 10
2418 BrightvTOOd n avenue aen avenueThea Tbos W W
Stubbleneld StubblfteJ S Sp et ux to James A Payne Paynepart Payniart I
part p art lot 11 block 4 H 10
Loner Meadowg JteadoW8Geo 3tSadOWSGeOrge George e J N > B Bell ll to tobiock b
W 1Wam R AndreWs1ots Andrews lots 57 and 88 8
biock b leck 3 510 10 10I
230 O Twelfth street southeast and 1203 1 1alter
Walter W alter street southeast southeAstAmerltn American Se Security Scurltv ¬
curity cuCt c urltv and Trust Company trustee to I Irank
I
Frank F rank S Collins lots 304 and 389 square squareTwelfth
rollS 1 3l5 no noTwelfth 10 10Twelfth
Twelfth and E streets northwest northwestatherine
Catherine C E Stewart et al to Mary Iary J 1 1aldwin I
Baldwin B aldwin parts original orl lnal lots 3 and 4 4uare 4square 4 4quare
square s uare 321 3211IeeJth J Jeveqth 5Elevezth
1IeeJth eveqth and E streets northwest northwestnine northwestame
Ss Sam S nine to SltID same part original lot lotquare 4 4iruare 4Ue
s quare iruare 347 347No 47 5 5No
No SJstreet SE > H street northeast norUHmstJohn John B I Iord
Lord L ord et ux L to Cornelius Began lot 24 24square 201lutTe S Square
square S lutTe fl 012 S 530 530Seventh l lSeventh 10 10Seventh
Seventh street southwest between I Iand Iand Ind
and a nd K streets fltreetsGeorge George C Co Pumphrey Pump1reyx et etux etux
ux u x to Charles O Bean lot K 6 square squar
476 4 7V tilO tilOKalorama 10 10Kalorama
7VKalorama
Kalorama Heights HeightsHarry Hsrry T To Jones to I to toynthia
Cynthia C ynthia E Dowel lot 28 block S 109
Meridian Hill HIlIHaIT Harry T Jones to Mary Mar 3
I Io May tay lots 40 48 a to aS square 254 510 100 3
7M 70 Twentysecond Tet cnd street northwest northwestRalph northestRalph northwestalph
Ralph R alph Given trustee trstee to t Singleton SIn91eto L L I Ind
and a nd Mary aT J Copr Cooper Jt part orTginai lot l t tsquare
9 square sure 79 7 S3300 ongnl
255 5 5 Tenth street stret northeast northeattar northeastMar Mary y
ODriscoll ODI1sU O Driscoi to Mary t8 A Prockelton Prkeltn part partI pa xt xtrigifll
riginal igil lots 11 1 and 13 square 994 0 510 10 p
1315 New York avenue aeu northwest northwesti northwet northwetCharle northwestharles
Charles Charle C harles L L Fralley Frney trustees trstee to Owen Owe a awen
Owen O wen and George Gere B Wagner Wager lot 3 3square 3square
square 251 21 S3S445 S445 3314451lis 3
1115 l Pennsylvania Pennslvan1 avenue northwest northwestFrederick nrthwest nrthwestFreerick northwestrederick
Frederick Freerick F B McGuire trustee trste to trus trustees trustee Irs 5 5ees ¬
tees tee t ees for Columbia Columbia Hotel Company Comp lot b It Itsquare
B square squae 322 3 10 10Fourtetnth 1 10Fourtenth
Fourtetnth Fourte nt and ad U streets street northwest northwestnortheast nort northwe northwenortheast st stnrthft
northeast nrthft corner crnerTomas cornerThomas Thomas W Stub Stu ¬
bleneld b At t ux to t Fourteenth Fourecnth Street Stre et etavings
Savings Salng S Bank Bank part prt lot 1 1 3 square square 236 2 SI 51 51Twentythird 10 10Twentythird
Twentythird street northwest northwet be between between b e eween ¬
tween t ween M t and N streets streetRle streetsRiley RIley A f Shinn Shin Shir in inx
Jr i x et al at trustees trustes to Harry H Miller Millerpart Milk Uler UlerPrt r rpert
part Prt lot 19 1 square 36 Sl SlWOULD 581720 581720WOULD 81720 81720WOULD
WOULD USE BETHLEHEM BETHLEHEMTO BETHLEHEMTOCOUNTWORLDSTIM
TO TOCOUNTWORLDSTIM COUNT WORLDS TIME TIMEPARIS TIMEPARIS E EPARIS
PARIS PARIS July Jul 2 2Bethlehem ZBethlehem Bethlehem In Pales Palestine Pales Palestine Pale Paleine ¬
tine t as a substitute substtute for the te Greenwich Greenwichmeridian Greenwichmerdian I Imeridian
meridian merdian has ha been ben proposed by b M 11 Dar Darboux Darbux Da Daloux
it boux bux i loux In a communication communiction mode mae before beforethe befor befo no nohe
the t he Academy of Science at Its last lat wzee wzeeag meet meeting eet eeting ¬
ing t ag
ingM agM
M 1 Darboux D rbou calls cals attention attenton to the de defcctlve de d 0 0ecUte
fcctlve tectesl I ecUte situation nton of the observatory oseratoT cservator at atGreenwich atGroonwt
tre Greenwich Groonwt nwl b which Is greatly get hampered hampered4n ha hamper rod rodin cal caln
4n in i n its is wprkTby work Qrk by the te smoke from factory factoryuhlmneys facto acor 57 57himneys
uhlmneys t htnes in the neighborhood neighbrhood and sug suggests su g gests ¬
gests g ests that Bethlehem tlehem be chosen choe as a the themost te temiEt Ii he hemust
most miEt desirable deslratle spot sIt on which to t erect erecta ore ct cta
a new observatory observatoryBeinc obsCatoT obsCatoTBeln observatoryBeina
Beinc Beln on Moslem territory tcnlOT the new newmeridian newmeridian ne w wmeridian
meridian would Ue be accepted by b both bth ho lb
Christianity Chstaiy and Islam and many mat matters matters rue it itors ¬
ters t ors which raise difficulties dlfcultesor maY for geog geographers geographers geo geoaphers ¬
raphers r would thus be straightened straightenedout ed edout
out outBERRY outBERRYPICKER ut utBERRY
BERRY BERRYPICKER PICKER FIGHTS FIGHTSPAIR
PAIR OF RATTLESNAKES RATLESNAKES RATLESNAKESULYIL1E RATTLESNAKEMILLVILLE t I i Ii IMIILVlLTiB
MILLVILLE ULYIL1E July 2 2WhUe 2WhIle While Charles CharlesWilson CharlesVUson Charl es esWilson I
Wilson was w gathering Ktherng swamp swmp hackles huckleberrles hucleber hucleberres tr trries
rles res along Muddy Run near Union I Lke Lkehe Lal Lalhe ake akehe
he had hd an exciting ectng encounter with two tworattlesnakes tw ti tirattlesnakes
rattlesnakes rttesnakes one of which he killed kle and andbrought and1rought a abrought
brought home Wilson Wlon was w bending over overa overa o oa
a bush buh and had alwost filled filed his pall pai p pwhen
when he heard hear a n rattle ratte behind him and andturned andturned a aturned
turned to find fnd a huge reptile repte coiled coied and andready ad adread a aready
ready read to strike strikeAlthough strIkAthough strikeAlthough
Although Athough terrified terrifed the man mn had prcs pr prence Jrcs JrcsnCe
ence nCe of mind not to await for a second secondwnrlng seco secowarning
warning wnrlng and ad Jumped away aw leaving his hiscoat hiscoat I Icoat
coat vest vet watch watc and ad pall of berries berriesHe berres berresno bern bernHe
He out a n a hickory hicory club and on his h histurn re r rturn
turn he e was surprised surrse to see two snakes snakesuardlng snakesgading snali snaliguarding
gading guarding uardlng the pail He struck the near nea neaest nexest
est reptle reptile ad and made a a hasty retreat
When Wilson Vlson came back the retreath other othersnake ot icr er ersnake
snake made a savage sv e move toward him himbefore himbefore h hiv im
before he could couI strike another anoter blow blowWilson blo blcof iv
Wilson then by a a ruse attracted attcte one onethe of orthe
the snakes a short shor distance distnce away awa and anddisatched a adispatched
dispatched disatched the wounded woundc reptile rpte rpteThe reptileThe
The snake snae measures meaure 4 feet 7 Inches Inchesand inch inchand
and has fourteen rattles rttes and ad a button buttonIt buton buttc buttcLX
Idennlst Iderlst It Is being minted by b a a Vlnlond V1nd tax taxIdennlst t Ix Ixidernist LX
THIT THIRTY FOR PANAMA MILLONS MILLONSFOR MILLIONS MILLIONSFOR CANAL
The Secretary Stcrtar of the Treasury Tresury has is issued Issued issued ¬
sued circulars calling clng for bids bid on onOO J30 J30OOSs000
OOSs000 OO Panama Panama Canal bonds bnds Bids are areto arcto areto
to be received by July 29 S The bonds bondswill bnds bndswl bondssiIl
wl will boar bear date of August Augu t 1 1 1Theytv1il j
W They Theytv1il heywl will bear er interest Interet of 2 per cent centand centand centnd
and a nd will be issued leued In denomination denomination of orm i
120 5 20 5100 160 and an 1009 0 for both bth coupon and andregistered an andegistered
registered r series sere This Thi makes mae It I a popu popular popular popuar ¬
lar l ar loan The bonds bond will wf be redeemable redeemableIn reeemable reeemableIn
In i n gold at the
pleasure plepro of the United UnitedStates linled linledi UnItedStates
States Sta after afer ten years yers from rota Issue and andfrom andpable andayable
pable p ayable In thirty year years Tbe They are tree freerom
from frm f rom tax t and available avalable to national ntonl banks banksas bank bankas bankss I
as a s security scurt for circulating crclanJ notes note on the thesame thesamc thuame
same s ame terms ters as existing e1Ung 2 per cent cnt con consols consls conols ¬
sols sls s sn ols and as a security securt for to pr deposits in innational Innationa inational
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national nationa n banks banksBESTS bak bakDISTRICT
DISTRICT I ORPHANS ORPHANSI OllPllA
BESTS B P 0 ELKS ELKSThe EKS EKST
The T orphans ors of the th District Drct are do doIn 1
ing In l ag Luna Lun Park today tOK together tlr with wt withbout j
about abut a bout 5000 5f enthusiastic cthusls school s children childrenof chllre chllreot
of Washington alfton The Te orphans orp are the theguests tb tbget theguests
guests I get of the Benevolent BerevoJeat Protective Pretve Or Order Order Ordar
der 4 of Elk Ek E1ks of this th sky 8tY and a the little littlechaps Jtte JtteCb BlUeh3p
chaps I Cb c h3p are ae having 1vng the th lime tJ of their lives livesThe Uve livesThe
The Te school s hel heol children chilren mingled mlagle freely freelywith tre freelywith i
with 1 their les lc les9 j fortunate fortun fellows fellws and andone a
one I oe of the most mt touching toching sights slbts of the theay J Jday I Idy
day c dy d ay were weo the te efforts tort made mad by a number num r
of 4 the bHnerted bberte little Jut ones Of to make maketheir mke mkether makeheir
their 1 ther t heir H Ht It5e U friends trf4s who wore the te blue blueuniforms blueunltors blueuniforms
uniforms unltors of the tl various varu asylums aylums of the theDistrict th thDistrt theDIstrict
District Distrt forget their misfortunes miforune and an en enter enter ¬
ter into the spirit of the th play with wth them themManager thm thmIan themManr
Manager Ian tr George Gere sprt E E GUI Gi py has h set st aside asideMonday ade
Monday July uly 2J as Alexandria Alexndra Day Dayand Dy Dy2nd flayand
and July a 30 = as as 8 Washington Vahlnton D D Day y One Oneof OneoC Oneof
of the special sptlal features teture of the th day will willbe wi willbe <
be 1 b the rendering of familiar tam1ar Southern Southernairs Sther Southernairs
airs In the music mUlc shell shellGOVERNMENT shel shelGOVERNMENT shellOVERNMENT
GOVERNMENT G TO MAKE MAKESEARCHING MAKESEARCHING
SEARCHING INQUIRY INQUIRYLONDON INQUIRYLO INQUIRYLONDON
LONDON LO DOX July 2 2Dv1d Dvld Dd Lloyd LloydGeorge LJodGerge
GT George Gerge G eorge president of the Board Dr of ofTrade otTrde oi oirade
Trade Trde T rade in reply to questions qU4U put pt to tohim to11m tom
him 11m hi m in the House Hose of Commons Comms today todaypromised tO todayomised
promised Ir pr omised ls that tht the te Government Gverment wouldake would woaldmae wouldmake
make mae m ake a complete complte and an full ful InqMiry InqJlr into intothe Intf Intoe
the th e wreck at Salisbury Slsbr He erprewsed erprewsedthe eprus epressec epressece
t the 1 th e sympathy sympthy of the country cntr for the theinjured thcIQured theured
j injured j IQured l5J ured and relatives of the d def defDrKRilC deat deatBcginsis u uf
f BegfittitiHg DrKRilC Bcginsis Today Todayand Toay Toayam2 Todayand
and until uHi further frMr 7iu 7iuir notice noticeour eotx4 eotx4our
our ir store stre till be b closed closedat clud cludat Jos d
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Confectioners Confectionersand Confectionersand Confectionersand
and Soda SodaFountain SodaFountain SodaFountain
Fountain FountainSupplies FountainSupplies
Supplies for forJuly forJuly
July 4th 4thVe
We Ve make a specially spiaUy of this thisclass thi thisclass
class of goods Our stocks stockswill stockswill
cas go so
wl will be b found foun equal equl to every everyI
demand dmanur demandour our prices pres absolutely absolutelyTHE ablutely ablutelyTHE absolutelyTHE
THE LOWEST that tht can cn be bequoted b bequoted
quoted for goods at STRICT STRICTLY STRICTL STRICTLYRELIABLE ¬
LY L LYRELIABLE Y RELIABLE RELIALE QUALITY QUALITYHave QUALITYHave QUALITYHave
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Baltimore New Doubtegeared DoubtegearedFreezers Dubgee DoubkgearedFreezers
Freezers FreezersMiscellaneous Feeer Feeerl1scelaneous FreezersMiscellaneous
Miscellaneous l1scelaneous Needs NeedsIce Neds NedsIce NeedsIce
Ice Cream Crem Cbna Cabinets CabinetsIce CabinetsIce
Ice Ie Cream Crem Saucers SaucersIce Saur SaucersIce
Ice Cream Crm Spoons SpoonsIce Spns SpnsIce SpoonsIce
Ice Picks PicksIce Pks PicksIce
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surrs
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the th loss loF we sustained SWI at the fire fireI fr fireI
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wisdom wiso to do business with wih the theright thebt theright
right bt company cn mpany I am thankful thankfulfor thkful thkfulfo thankfulfoi
for fo my m discrimination irimntIo and a grate grateful gte grtotnt ¬
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and furniture furnitureSwartzell furture furtureSvartzel furnitureSwartzell
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cities cte of the world worldLetters word wordLetters worldLetters
Letters of Credit issued issuedExchange Issued issuedExchange
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Investments Imestment and Collections Col ton made madeStocks made madeStocks
Stocks toks and Bonds bought bught and ad sold soldPa soldi soldRIGGS
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Lo Loans in any ay amount tout mode Jo on o ap approved sO approved ¬
proved prve real estate e e or o collateral cbter a as rea reasonable ra raonabl ¬
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ment hovering hverng all al about abut the theman te teman theman
man with a bank account accountHome acount acountHome accountHome
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7th and Mass Ave
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