Washington Evening Times. (Washington, DC) 1906-04-17 [p 9]. · 2017. 12. 15. · I THE WASHINGTON...
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THE WASHINGTON TIMES TUESDAY APRIl 17 1906 9 I IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE L STOCKS GROW FIRM AFTER RECESSIONS Prices Yield Early Under Heavy Supply LEADS MARKET IN RALLY Standard Oil Houses Heaviest Buyers John D Rockefeller Jr a Pactcr NEW YORK Anrll 17 Prices av yag cd a little firmer this afternoon Penn- sylvania continued the leader of the market and was perfectly supported at 143 Anatonda rallied 2Vi from the lowest After a show of strength in tho early trading tho prices of important issues 3iclded again as they did yesterday un flor what was believed to be a supply of long stock from important interests Pennsylvania was exceptionally strong Two houses who often net for Standard Oil interests were the heaviest buyers and It was the belief In the crowd that the buying in tho last two days has bcon for one of the Rockefellers There is a disposition to believe that John D Rockefeller jr has boon tho principal facor on the bull side of the stock The room traders were aggressive on the bear side Government bonds wore unchanged other bonds firm p m Stocks were at the opening today Smelting advanced Locomotivo Ice securities Kockei Plate Canadian Pacific Pennsyl- vania advanced and was the feature of the opening New York Air Brake declined Hiring the rest of the morning tion the market was Irregular with Con- solidated Ga a weak feature and the Canadian Issues strong The London market was open today for the first time since the of busl- luss last Thursday Prices from there was steady at on parity with this market FINANCIAL NEWS ITEMS Governor higgins of New York yes terday vetoed tho bills fixing a fare of 3 rents for children on tho surface roads of Brooklyn A seat Qn the coffee exchange was fold yogterday for 3S against the last previous sale of 3275 The Now York National Bank of has engaged sold at London for import to the amount of 1100000 The Campania which sailed from Quoenstown on Sunday for New York I twelve tons valued at j The Mexican government has granted I a roiireasion to a British syndicate with a capital stock of 20000000 sold for the construction of a transcontinental rail road across Mexico Extensive improvements and enlarge men is are being made in the concoatrat ing department of the Greene Consol- idated Copper Company at Cananea Mexico The mills are now handling i400 tons daily and this will be further increased as soon as the two new Ana londa type furnaces which are being added to tho smelter are placed in oper- ation The annual report of the United Rail- ways and Electric Company of Balti- more for the year ended December 31 lA shows that the total of passengers carried was 12221S43S an in- crease of 127S1SSO over 1S04 There was an increase In gross earnings but s de- crease in net because the expenses of operation were greater Charges were less but the surplus fell oK nearly J300 00 Southern Pacific officials have practi- cally decided upon the construction of 3j000000 terminate in Jefferson parish La to mutch those of the Illinois Cen tral at Chalmette and of tho Texas and at Westweuo This with other projects will aggregate lS oooooo in terminal outlays planned and In progress of construction at Or- gans The Southern Pacific now uses the city wharfage but wants its own ex- port facilities SAYS SENTENCE IS VOID Unique Petition for Release From Cus tody Presented by Prisoner in District Jail Stephen lh G Johnson who was con vleltod of perjury and is now serving sentence of eleven months and twenty nine days In jail today mod a petition in the Jocal courts asking to be releas- ed from custody on the ground that he s not at hard labor Johnson was convicted of presenting a filse affidavit to the Civil Service Com mission in connection with an applica non for examination The statute un der which he was found guilty provides That any person so convicted shall be imprisoned at hard labor As Johnson is not at hard labor in the District Jail he contends that the judgment of the oourt Is void J Hogan Is counsel for EXPOLICEMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO FORGERY Charles K Mctcalf formerly a mem br or the Metropolitan police today abandoned his legal light against the charge of forgery which has boon him and guilty to the off en He was sentenced Justice Barnard In Criminal Court No 2 to Imprisonment in the pen- itentiary for a period of a year and a day minimum penalty for the crime SOIL DAMAGE BY VOLCANO EXCEEDS 100000000R- OME April ft Trof Zambrano who was delegated to estimate the amount at damage cultivated soil sustained through the recent eruption of Mt has submitted his report The professor says that 5100000 000 Is a jnoU- crateeatlmatc I r sos dOt e Com- merce has on board Mplc near- ly I over I NOT GIVEN HARO LABOR a I I Johnson long I t I r steady Aj 3 about 5 1 gold weIghing number Pacific ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Amal Fdry Am C F pf Am Ice Sec Locomotive Am Smelting Am S Fdy Am S Fy pf Am Sugar Am Beet Sugar Am Woolen Anaconda A T S Fe A T pf B O Four Br Rpd Trans Can Pacific C O Chi Alton of- Oh G West Open Illehi Low t 114 113 113 44 J4 Vi 102 102 102 102 63 G3 4 63 70 4 704 C9 69i1- G1 161 160 161 1214 12V 12 12 40 46 46 46 142 142 141V 141 SUVi 30 28 2S 43 43 43 2S3 281 279 279 10 S3T4 S3i 0 102 102ft 102 102 111 112 111 111 KuTilte 102 S7 S8 S74 88 174 172 174 T59 59 59 59 76 7C 76 21 22 21 21 ct uS 63 62 62i Col Sou 33 23 35 35 Col Sou 1st pf 71 71 71 71 Col Sou 2d pf 50 50 DO 50 Consoi Gas 135 129 136 137 Corn Prod 24 25 Corn Prod pf 80 80 73V 79 Delaware Hudson 2134 213i 213 213 Den R G 46 46 46 46 Dfinv R G pf SS 88 SS 8SU Dis Soc Corp 60 60 SO 59 45i 45 45 45 Erie lt pf 78 Eric 2d pf 70 70 f0 G9 Gen Elec 170 170 i 170 17 Hi Gt Nor pf 325 325 324 3J1 I Cenl 175 176 173 ITT i LouiR ft Nnsh 161g 151 1FO 151 Mnnh Kiev 165 15C 15MJ 151 Motr St Ry 117 117 117 117 Mcx Cont 2SK 25 25 25 M K X T SUt 33 31 36U M 1C pf 72 72 72 72 Missouri Pan 35 9SU 36 96 Nut Lend S4 S4 4 83 SJ N Y Air Brake 150 1TO 150 150 N Y Central 14 J 145 144 144 N Y O West 51 51 51 51 Norfolk West 90 31 9 31 Northern Pacific 221 221 210 220 Northwest 213A yixy 21S Pnc Mall Stp 46 45 45 45 R R 142 143 142 142 Peoples Gas 34 91 94 i 34 Pr Steel Car i7 57 50 56i Ry St Spr 5 5tl 5tJ 56 Rending 107 188 W7 137 I 1 31 31 31 R p S I pfd 102 102 102 102 Rock Island 2S 28 28 28 Rock Island pf 56 66 C6 66 81 82 81 82 L Southw 23 23 23 23 St L Southw pf 57 57 57 57 Son Line pf 173 174 173 174 Southern Pacific S 60 63 63 Southern Railway 40 40 40 40 Southern Railway prino 100 100 100 To St L W pf 5R 55 55 55 Tnlon Pacific 1573 lWi IST 157 IT S Rubber 53 54 53 54 t S Stool 4 42 43 43 U S StOOl 10S 109 lOS 103 VaCaro Chem 50 W 40 50 22 22 21 VIs Cent 27 27 27 MISCELLANEOUS BUDS U S Steel 5s 99 100 99 100 R I 4s S0 80 S0 80 Tob 4s 7 79 79 79 i Tob 6K 113 112 112 113 TT P Com 4s 153 159 159 159 Con Gus C 141 144 114 144 Atch 4s 101 101 101 Call Money 4 4 3 3 Total sales yesterday S93500 Sales to noon 455500 COTTON MARKET HIGHER INFLUENCED BY CABLES NEW YORK April 17 The local market opened 4 to 7 points higher in flu nc d chiefly by tile cables which came to 3 points better thim due and in the faeo of ti period of favorable weather In the crop country extend ing the holidays and which until the cavies came had left a bearish im nrescfn on the minds of looal traders Aticr the flurry at the opening business otut ri a little but the undertone of the market remained llrm Opening prices April 1120 bid May July llseil26 August ll07fillftS September 1073 bid October 1Y Grolnor postmaster of Buffalo O Murray whose apolntment s of customs at Buffalo was recently announced are In grave danger dismissal or suspension It is under- stood the President discussed their with Secretary Shaw and Post General Cortelyou at the Cabinet today The Buffalo jury has just re turned Indictments against Greiner and on the charge of fraud alleged have been committed in connection the sale of an abandoned cemetery the city of Buffalo in lOOt LEGLESS MAN TRIED AS MURDER ACCESSORY John Richard Morcer and James Henry both colored were put on trial in Criminal Court No 1 before Gould and a Jury fcr murder in secoid degree Gaskins whose amputated a few inches below his Is charged with being an the killing of John Patterson alias Patterson October 25 last Mercer is represented by Attorneys H Hemans and Benjamin L while Gaskins Attorney R H Horner Assistant Attorney Charles H Turner ap ours for the Government LINCOLNITES CELEBRATE EMANCIPATION DAY The celebration of Emancipation Day the auspices of the Lincoln Eman League of the District of at Friendship Baptist Church night was largest held in this for several years The church was decorated The Rev Dr Alex Willbanks acted master of ceremonies James president of the league delivered address and was followed Attorney R R Horner the Rev J Little anti the Rev J R McLaugh RESIDENT PROMISES- TO APPOINT AYCOCK Senator Simmons of North Carolina upon the President this morning asked him to appoint exGov Charles B Aycock of North Carolina one of the Southern to the conference in Rio de Brazil In July next The President has a warm admira for the brilliant young North Carolinian and at once promised Simmons that he would give him the GRAND MASTER HANRAHANS HONEYMOON IN PRIVATE CAR NEW YORK AprIl 17TyhIlc the of John J Hanrahan does not figure In the social register an of his marriage at St Paul Miss Katherine M Sullivan is of in to a vast number of people all the country Mr Is the master of tlie Brotherhood of Lo i t The honeymoon trip will be taken in private car of President Hill of the Northern railway 1 CopperU4 s- Am 44 44 44 Am 43 S Fe BI 101 76 Ch G Vest B 3S YS Ch M St P Iii liiYJ 1i71 Col F I Jrlc 7SY 73 1h r t 21 1 i 4 Y Y 14 aba h TiS 101 o 1061063 PRESIDENT MAY DISMISS GREINER AND MURRAY J c llector 1Iurrn ith todn J stlcc nmS r b Co- lumbia Ity 1 J th I1OJncem nt FJr Il P SS W a 3 31 im 24 251k 76 t cnn ep t t 2 3321134 ndjProtl f UEOS aster o o asktns he o iggs harles asicins y istriCt nder ast s W- oe he y n nd Iofl Sena- tor < > > > < ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > ½ ½ LOCAL STOCK MARKET Public Taking Little rnterest in the Daily Trading and Holds Sway DRAGS WEARilY Profession- alism ¬ Daily the waning interest In local stock speculation Is shown by the char- acter of the trading The public is appearances not taking more than a passing interest in the course of prices and the commission business Is reduced to the most meagre proportions Prices generally hold strong and where changes occur they are within a radius of a small fraction only This is more particularly shown in the case of a stock like Washington Railway com- mon In which the variations for a month past have not exceeded a full point this is one of the favorites that in the past has received much at- tention it indicates strongly the lack of public interest The trading today had no feature of special Importance as no single stock was dealt in to as much as 00 shares Such specialties as Gas Lanston Mer genthaler Railway preferred and oth- ers were passed over with but trifling dealing while Greene Copper Railway common and Capital Traction stood the brunt of the business with practi- cally no variation In prices WASHINGTON STOCK Sales of the board including after call amounted to 1000 in bonds and 3363 shares of stock Following arc the sales and quotations- of todays market Capital Traction 36145 25146H 200 10 145 2WET14S Washington Street Railway common 50 42 i 50JH2 SO42V4- 5W 2 l 42 Ji American Security 13C2SO Potomac Fire Insurance 13 gCO sgcO Arlington Fire 1M1 Washington Gas 2HJ61 Mergenthaler SlSSVfe Lanston 3014 Greene Copper 100C lii 100g31 100 2ji After call Jlctropofttan Railroad 5s ltW 116s Greene Copper 100e l 100531 1007 l 4 buyer 60 Washington Str Railway preferred 2ft90 4 Lanston 10fttl4 10fl4 Quotations of Most Active Issues MISCELLANEOUS nODS Wash Street Hallway V 57 S7vl Washington Gas Company U 16- 4Checapeake and Potomac 7 Vs IW i SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST STOCKS National Safe Deposit W4 WashIngton Loan and Trust 213 213 American Security sad Truet 27 23 Union Trust 162 ISO HAILUOAD STOCKS Capital Traction 144 i HJVi Washington Street Railway f W Wi Washington Rtret lUilwar eera U H NATIONAL BANK STOCKS Central 3V Second J 4 Commercial 1S3 133 Traders 133 Riggs 6 INSURANCE STOCKS FlremenB 2H 2- PotOJnac 30 3Hi Arlington JlH i Colonial Jit TELEPHONE AND GRAPHOPHONE and P Mmac H 69H- GmphopU a com 0 525 Graphophone pC M 82 S5 GAS STOCKS Washington Gai 6 i Clj TYPE MACHINE STOCKS MerRenthaksr 193H 131 Lanston Itti J MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS Greene Copper 31 31H Mitchell Mlnlwr llri MACHINIST AWARDED 9165 FOR LOST EYE OSWEGO Kan April 17 Ha ry Quinlan was today awarded damages to the amount of J9165 against the Mis- souri Kansas and Texas Railroad Com- pany Quinlnn lost an eye while as a machinist In the shops by rea- son of an defective hammer which was beln r used by a helper He sued for 10000 I t I 164 e i work- Ing a 1 to- ll 502 I 4 3S 5 chesapeake lIt alleged ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < < < ¬ ¬ ¬ CHINAS ATTEMPT TO IMITATE JAPAN- Mr Denbys View of the AntilForeiga Movement China for the Chinese as the prin- cipal base upon which the Chinese boy cott is being sustained was the sub stance of the statement made by Charles Deriby chief clerk of the State De- partment before the Senate Immigra- tion Committee today Mr Denby said that the boycott had changed from an antiAmerican to an antiforeign boycott and it doveloped that the Chinese have such a high value upon themselves they are practically determined to pro hibit further encroachment of foreign- ers in the Industries of their country They want to accomplish in a couple years what Japan took two to accomplish and have carried intentions to such an extent that are making a fight to control and the mines of that country Try to Follow Japan They have foolishly said Mr Denby granted concessions to foreign coun- tries in years back to build railroads and to operate other branches of industry They now want to emulate Japan the concessions they have granted cannot be abrogated Mr Denby submitted figures to show the decrease In some of our exports from San Francisco to China Four barley and canned goods he said show ed the greatest decline He thought that by a strict yet broad interpretation of our present code of immigration laws some of the existing conditions could be overcome Cooperation to Effect Remedy He favored the cooperation of the Departments of State and Commerce and Labor in meeting the conditions In this he said that a representative of the Bureau of Immigration should be sta tioned as an attache to the legation In China and that consuls should not issue passports to Chinese without the author ity of such immigration officer He salt that there had been many fraudulent papers issued by consuls and that when tho Chinese Immigrants came to this country the officials of the Department of Commerce and Labor detecting the Irregularities subjected the immigrants- to what they termed disgraceful treat ment This he said may have actuated- to some extent the declaring of the It certainly did not help the service to suppress it he added A majority of the Senate committee In- dicated that they agreed with the recommendations of Mr Denby in this respect Another hearing will be held on next Tuesday PIILICO ENTRIES FOR First race Threeyearolds six fur- longs Grevilla 110 Panic 107 Phiia dor 110 Ladsarion 110 Midas 110 Marlmo 107 Baby Willie 105 Second race Maiden threeyearolds and upward one mile Oak Leaf 95 Contractor TarIac 100 Amelia Ra- cine S3 Stalactical 97 Rama 55 Third race Clooaugh Memorial Cup twoyearolds four and onehalf fur- longs Town Topics 107 Orphan Lad 112 Woodline 107 Lucy Marie m Pantaloon 102 Sussannah 197 Hano way 102 Racemnn 110 Alegra 102 Fourth race Steeplechase for hunt- ers and upward short course Gamecock 156 Kirk Levington 163 Pete Dalley 132 Loney Haskell 122 Diver 163 Rathowen H6 Haakell and Pete Dailey cou- pled Fifth race Fouyearolds and up- ward selling five fur- longs Hyperion 107 Bide Coat 105 Edgely 107 Plantagenct 110 Loricate lit Kispar 16 Chieftain 167 Thomond 110 Monte Carlo 105 Pat Dunphy 107 Istria 105 Hilarity 107 Sixth race Threeyearolds and ward solllne six furlongs Royal Win- dow 101 Nutwood 97 Jack Adams 1 M Paul Clifford 104 Vagabond 37 Non- sense 100 The IS Slngaway SO placed TOMORROWS RAGES Lon C ha 01 ha boy- cott t ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ REAL TRANSFERS PLACED ON RECORD Seventh street northwest between R and S V Larrick et vlr Benjamin F to Frederick TV Hebbig part original lot 10 square 419 3150 Fourth street southeast between C and D streets William S Mlnnlx to Delavan W Harrington part original lot 11 square 792 Dobbins H Herriman et ux to Conrad Schwab lot 37 block 6 10 Twentysecond and H streets northwest John T Arms to Thomas H Pickford lot 3C square 79 S10 Seventh and D streets northwest Charles Linking trustees to Sara1 A Vhlttemore lot 12 and part original lot 5 square 458 55025 Dobbins addition Lillie H Mattern et vlr Harry J to Molvln H Herri man half interest in lots 58 to 66 square 6 51- 0Greenvale LHHe B Bailey to Annie E Alderman lot 16 J10 Thirtyfirst street northwest near U S IxTvls to Fulton Lewis half interest in part square 1282 55500 1127 Twentyninth street northwest Richard W Sladen to William T Frazier part lot 13 square 1195 10 38 L street northwest Charles J Mur- phy trustee to Maurice Collins lot ssauare 611 1- 0Twentyfirst stree ncrtaisst between N and 0 streets Deievan W Harring ton to William S Minnix lot GO square 27 10 003 and W5 Third etreet southwest T Percy Myers et al trustees to Chares A Sickel lots 51 and 52 square 542 10 1343 T street northwest Jacob Lena et f ux to Nathan Levin lot 22 square 237 10 lois Fourandahalf street northwest John Linder ot ux to Isaac and Wil liam Levy lot 47 square 500 10 Mt Caleb L Sacra et ux to Mary S Saers lot 271 100 1719 Seventeenth street northwest James T Gibbs ct ux to Robert Cook lot 15 square 154 1200 Long P Earnest et- ux to Isabella C Kelly lots 131 to 131 10 I 813 Eighteenth street northwest James F Craven to William P Burch lot D 127 10 Dumbarton street northwest between Thirtieth and Thirtyfirst streets Ed- gar M Briggs ct ira to Franklin T Sanner lot square 1242 10 Twelfth street northwest between E and F L Burn ct vlr James D to Sophie A E Hyer lot 36 square 1007 1- 4Mt Pleasant and Pleasant Plains Ju JIll I Saunders to Charley J Walker lot 1 block 17 19 GEORGETOWN NOTES The remains of Charles M McCarthy were interred yesterday in Jit Olive Cemetery Mass was said over the body at Holy Trinity Catholic Church Thirty sixth and 0 streets northwest the Rev Eugene de L McDonnell S J of St Aloystes Church a relative of the deceased Iklr McCmriy had resided for many years 135 Thirtyfourth street north west He iiftynve years of age and is survived by his wife and three children one brother John B Mc- Carthy or Georgetown and two sisters Miss Helena McCarthy and Mrs Dwyer W H CORRELL BURIED Requiem mass was celebrated this morning over the remains of William II Corral who died Sunday after a lin- fforirig Illness nt his home 26S2 N street The deceased was a veteran of the SpanishAmerican war He was the son of John and Nora Carroll of Georgetown WAXDBOTELER Miss Josephine Boteler sister of Mrs Ortman of S316 P street northwoe t and Francis B Ward of 3310 P street were married last night at the Congress street Methodist Protestant Church of George- town by the Rev Thomas O Grouse pastor MIZPAH CHAPTER TO ENTERTAIN Mispah Chapter Xo S O E S will give an entertainment and dance Fri- day evening at Masonic Hall on Wis- consin avenue northwest Mrs Gertrude V Johnson Is worthy matron of the chapter j 1 ESTA fE I streetsMartha SIll additionMelvin streetElizabeth i 1 I I MeadowsJohn 128 streetsLottie T T T T b at was I I I I I I j I 1 1 p ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The Andrews Round Back LedgerT- HE MOST IM PROVED LOOSELEAF BOOK Undbubt 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i It I STYLE- S TTTITi D I tj IH Uk nil r d a 1 d- p ¬ ¬ = = < > PROPOSALS or the Commissioners D C Washington D C April 16 proposals will be received at this office until 12 OCLOCK NOON APRIL 24 1SOG to furnish to the District of one combination chemical en- gine and hose Specifications and other information will be furnished upon application to the Chief of the HENRY B F HEN RY L WEST JOHN BIDDLE Com missioners D C ap73t OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS I D C Washington C 9 1906 I office until NOON APRIL 307TH 1306 for furnishing and delivering sluice gates for the sewage system D C f o b Washington D C Specifications and forms of proposal may at this offl B F MACFARLAND L WEST JOHN BDDDLE Commissioners T C apll6texSu POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT Wash- ington D C March 30 1900Sealed proposals will be received at this de- partment until FRIDAY THE 20TH DAY OF APRIL 190C AT 2 P OCLOCK- P at which time and place they will be opened In the presence of the bidders- or their authorized agents or attorneys for the performance of the following services as they may be required during the nscal year ending June 30 1901 Washing arid Ironing shoeing horses removing debris and ashes re caning chairs cleaning clean- Ing winding and repairing the clocks of the Postofflce Department Including the tower clock Blanks for proposals with specifications and instructions will be upon application to the Chief Clerk and Superintendent of Buildings Postofllce Department Wash- ington D C GEO B CORTELYOU Postmaster General ap31017- POSTOFFJCE DEPARTMENT Wash- ington D C March 20 1906 Sealed proposals will be received at this de- partment until FRIDAY THE 2 TH DAY OF APRIL cOO AT 2 OCLOCK P M at which time and place they will be opened in the presence of the bidders or their authorized agents or attorneys for the purchase of waste materials frcm the department including waste- paper lend and steel type from the Division of Supplies Jute old cot- ton canvas jute heads with rings old string scrap leather scrap metal brass bronze etc from the Malt Equipment Juna 39 167 Blanks for proposals with specifications and Instructions will be application to Chief Postoffice Department D C GEO B Postmaster General ap8i l7 GENERAL DEPOT OF THE DEPARTMENT Wash- ington D C April 16 1305 Sealed 1 this office until 2 OCLOCK P M TUESDAY MAY IS 1906 and pute Hcly opened for furnishing and deliver- ing fuel and forage ai Washington Bar- racks and Washington D C Forts ilyer and Hunt Va Fort Washington- Md and Arlington National Cemetery Va Charlotte N C Va Annapolis Md and mineral oil at Washington D C Also for removing ashes and refuse matter furnishing Ice laundering towels and shoeing animals in Washington D C dunjg the fiscal year commencing 1st 1906 Blank forms and instructions for pro- posals and further information will be furnished Intending bidders on applica- tion to this office A W BlTT Captain Quartermaster U S Army in charge of Depot apl j STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS XoUce Jm- keietoy gives that a meeting or the of the InterState Prmtlns and Company corporation will be held at the oSlce of the company 234 C street nerthwoBt WcshlgtoD I C APRIL it Ut6 hour e 9 A it far the perpose or j Increasing de capital stock the in cnjr thousand dollars SW668W tSicaedl Worth Carohaa tdtsa- ed W G Pfaskett tStsnedJ Joint P ila honey lSlga lt Newt Bor Jf Sfea- ed Alan 1 Lane Signed It P SizHed Ciuxy S Frjc Signed Alden K Wine ap2ist rsu- O Qce of the IAKSTON ilONOTVPE 2 ACtUNE COMPANY Ita CaUowhlll street Philadelphia PaApril S tttS The annual meeting of the stockholders of the MONOTYPE MACHINE COM PAXY win b bold at the Hotel Fletschmans Alexandria Va at 12 ocloct soon Thursday the 13th da of April 1206 for the purpose or electing a board of directors to serve for tba- eaculng year and transacting such other bust nc s ac may properly como before It Transfer books will be closed on the 9th lust at 4 oclock p m and wilt be opened en April 24th at oclock a m By order of the Board of Directors WILFRED ap2lSt fiecretarr FINANCIAL Established 1883 Crane Parris Go Bankers 604 Fourteenth Street Washington D C Transact a General Banking Business Deposits Exchange Collections Particular attention given to Invest ments Correspondence Invited Orders executed on all nrlnclpal markets Money for Investment- It Is often good business to money on your real estate at a low rate of interest for use in some more profitable enterprise When you think of making a real estate matter how large let us show you now promptly- it may be accomplished and at what little cost Talk with us about it anyway Swartzeli Rheem Hcnsey Co WARNER BUILDING 916 F STREET NORTHWEST Four Per Gent Per Annum Interest Paid Fvery Three Months Assets 273091 809 Surplus 18172486 Loans 1000 for 5 per month jS2000 for 10 per month 3000 for 15 per month 4000 for 20 interest per month Expenses only 10 Principal to suit the borrow- er The greatest savings institution the District and the most liberal Inquire at the Perpetual Building As- sociation So6 11 th street ANDREW GLASS President JOHN COOK Secretary arosrsrz AT 4 AND 5 PEHCTEXT Promptly loaned on real estate In District 2 Columbia LOWEST COMMISSIONS EXSSHLXi it MfTTTfter1- 00S F St X V r OF ICE 19Qo Sealed Co- lumbia Fire Department Washington S alef proposals will be received at this I Ii NRY towels I I urnlsfied I I the fiscal ending th Clerk and Superintendent ot Buildings QUAR- TER 1ASTERS pro- posals In triplicate will be received at then Rk mond Jul I I my1 14 a J W LA TON I Iii BA CROFT j loanno in D ye Shops during year stock- holders En- graving ta Z of trus- tees I bor- row I the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > = > ¬ FINANCIAL HOUSEHOLD REMOVALS r possesses every the safe and speedy Dept of removal of effects of ev Union description Goods packed indud foreign coun jtyL wt t rates Main Office 1414 F St N W Warehouses 1st and K Sts N E Charles G Gates Oo TREfirr BUILDITCG Ill Broadway New York TVASHIXGTOX OFFICE MUNSEY BUILDING Direct Private Telephone Main 37903731 BRANcH OFFICES The WalderfAatorta New York Railway Exchange Chicago Rookery Building CMcago- SO North Fourth Street Ss Loui- sE make a feature of and no how or little to bor- row we can negotiate the loan promptly In mot instaacea meney needed Se n caM here The F H Smith Co New York Ave N W THE BANK Mtt St Invltea your Account Deposit Branch Voodwaid Lothropx Aetna Banking Trust Company 7223 Street 2ortttre9t Pays 4 Per Cent on and Savings Deposits Serve your test interests by opesis- an account with us Capital 51000100 Surplus S12 X 000 Issues drafts available throughout the Issues letters or credit and sells exchange money by Makes collections for sells stocks and bonds DEPT FOR LADIES Fa Ave opp V S Treasury This Bank Offers Its Depositorst- he privilege or closing their savings accounts at any and pays ACCUMULATED IN- TEREST on same up to tha time of withdrawal laTONE DOLLAR will open an account In our savings depart- ment THE TRADERS NATIONAL BANK THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST Once Corner PAIDUP CAPITAL 5100000tt SURPLUS J5MOOQ EARNED Loans In any amount mode on ap- proved real estate or collateral at rta- Konabl rates Inteicst paid upon deposits on monthly balances subject to cheek This company acts sa executor ad- znlnistrator trustee agent treasurer registrar sal in all other fiduciary ea rent In burglar and flrepruot vaults for safe and valuable JOHN JOY EDSOJT President rosiN A SWOPE M ELLIS SFEAR Second ANDREW PARKER Treasarm- HAKRY G MFFM AzaJstant Treasurer BOYD TAYLOR iMtttant Treasures THOMAS BRADLBTTReal Offlcefi REAL Is prepared the management oS your real Careful stRatton gives to all details TIMES WANT ADS BRING RESULTS S torage to insure ery to any rust destination ing Co tries eo eI tent Wires Members or AU zchanges loan mater 1408 UNION SAVINGS BON P Tie direct Buy cable Buy t2 COMA dUe dept ono Vic EAT l facilitf house- hold T and shipped I W the o a S c RIGGS NATIONAL BANK tla Prz5 President 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THE WASHINGTON TIMES TUESDAY APRIl 17 1906 9IIN THE WORLD OF FINANCEL
STOCKS GROW FIRM
AFTER RECESSIONS
Prices Yield Early UnderHeavy Supply
LEADS MARKET IN RALLY
Standard Oil Houses Heaviest BuyersJohn D Rockefeller Jr a
Pactcr
NEW YORK Anrll 17 Prices av yagcd a little firmer this afternoon Penn-sylvania continued the leader of themarket and was perfectly supported at143 Anatonda rallied 2Vi from thelowest
After a show of strength in tho earlytrading tho prices of important issues3iclded again as they did yesterday unflor what was believed to be a supplyof long stock from important interests
Pennsylvania was exceptionally strongTwo houses who often net for StandardOil interests were the heaviest buyersand It was the belief In the crowd thatthe buying in tho last two days hasbcon for one of the Rockefellers Thereis a disposition to believe that John DRockefeller jr has boon tho principalfacor on the bull side of the stockThe room traders were aggressive onthe bear side
Government bonds wore unchangedother bonds firm
p m Stocks were at theopening today Smelting advancedLocomotivo Ice securities KockeiPlate Canadian Pacific Pennsyl-vania advanced and was the featureof the opening
New York Air Brake declinedHiring the rest of the morning
tion the market was Irregular with Con-solidated Ga a weak feature and theCanadian Issues strong
The London market was open todayfor the first time since the of busl-luss last Thursday Prices from therewas steady at on parity with thismarket
FINANCIAL NEWS ITEMS
Governor higgins of New York yesterday vetoed tho bills fixing a fare of 3rents for children on tho surface roadsof Brooklyn
A seat Qn the coffee exchange wasfold yogterday for 3S against thelast previous sale of 3275
The Now York National Bank ofhas engaged sold at London for
import to the amount of 1100000
The Campania which sailed fromQuoenstown on Sunday for New York I
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The Mexican government has granted I
a roiireasion to a British syndicate witha capital stock of 20000000 sold for theconstruction of a transcontinental railroad across Mexico
Extensive improvements and enlargemen is are being made in the concoatrating department of the Greene Consol-idated Copper Company at CananeaMexico The mills are now handlingi400 tons daily and this will be furtherincreased as soon as the two new Analonda type furnaces which are beingadded to tho smelter are placed in oper-ation
The annual report of the United Rail-ways and Electric Company of Balti-more for the year ended December 31
lA shows that the total ofpassengers carried was 12221S43S an in-
crease of 127S1SSO over 1S04 There wasan increase In gross earnings but s de-crease in net because the expenses ofoperation were greater Charges wereless but the surplus fell oK nearly J30000
Southern Pacific officials have practi-cally decided upon the construction of
3j000000 terminate in Jefferson parishLa to mutch those of the Illinois Central at Chalmette and of tho Texas and
at Westweuo This with otherprojects will aggregate lS
oooooo in terminal outlays planned andIn progress of construction at Or-gans The Southern Pacific now usesthe city wharfage but wants its own ex-port facilities
SAYS SENTENCE IS VOID
Unique Petition for Release From Custody Presented by Prisoner in
District Jail
Stephen lh G Johnson who was convleltod of perjury and is now servingsentence of eleven months and twentynine days In jail today mod a petitionin the Jocal courts asking to be releas-ed from custody on the ground that hes not at hard laborJohnson was convicted of presenting a
filse affidavit to the Civil Service Commission in connection with an applicanon for examination The statute under which he was found guilty providesThat any person so convicted shall beimprisoned at hard labor As Johnsonis not at hard labor in the District Jailhe contends that the judgment of theoourt Is void
J Hogan Is counselfor
EXPOLICEMAN PLEADSGUILTY TO FORGERY
Charles K Mctcalf formerly a membr or the Metropolitan police todayabandoned his legal light against thecharge of forgery which has boon
him and guiltyto the off en He was sentencedJustice Barnard In CriminalCourt No 2 to Imprisonment in the pen-itentiary for a period of a year and aday minimum penalty for the crime
SOIL DAMAGE BY VOLCANOEXCEEDS 100000000R-
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R R 142 143 142 142Peoples Gas 34 91 94 i 34Pr Steel Car i7 57 50 56iRy St Spr 5 5tl 5tJ 56Rending 107 188 W7 137
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Total sales yesterday S93500Sales to noon 455500
COTTON MARKET HIGHERINFLUENCED BY CABLES
NEW YORK April 17 The localmarket opened 4 to 7 points higher influ nc d chiefly by tile cables whichcame to 3 points better thim due andin the faeo of ti period of favorableweather In the crop country extending the holidays and which untilthe cavies came had left a bearish imnrescfn on the minds of looal tradersAticr the flurry at the opening businessotut ri a little but the undertone of themarket remained llrmOpening prices April 1120 bid May
July llseil26 Augustll07fillftS September 1073 bid October
1Y Grolnor postmaster of BuffaloO Murray whose apolntment
s of customs at Buffalo wasrecently announced are In grave danger
dismissal or suspension It is under-stood the President discussed their
with Secretary Shaw and PostGeneral Cortelyou at the Cabinettoday
The Buffalo jury has just returned Indictments against Greiner andon the charge of fraud alleged
have been committed in connectionthe sale of an abandoned cemeterythe city of Buffalo in lOOt
LEGLESS MAN TRIEDAS MURDER ACCESSORY
John Richard Morcer and James Henryboth colored were put on trial
in Criminal Court No 1 beforeGould and a Jury fcr murder in
secoid degree Gaskins whoseamputated a few inches below hisIs charged with being an
the killing of John Patterson aliasPatterson October 25 last
Mercer is represented by AttorneysH Hemans and Benjamin Lwhile Gaskins
Attorney R H Horner AssistantAttorney Charles H Turner apours for the Government
LINCOLNITES CELEBRATEEMANCIPATION DAY
The celebration of Emancipation Daythe auspices of the Lincoln Eman
League of the District ofat Friendship Baptist Church
night was largest held in thisfor several years The church was
decoratedThe Rev Dr Alex Willbanks actedmaster of ceremonies James
president of the league deliveredaddress and was followed
Attorney R R Horner the Rev JLittle anti the Rev J R McLaugh
RESIDENT PROMISES-TO APPOINT AYCOCK
Senator Simmons of North Carolinaupon the President this morning
asked him to appoint exGovCharles B Aycock of North Carolinaone of the Southern to the
conference in Rio deBrazil In July nextThe President has a warm admira
for the brilliant young NorthCarolinian and at once promisedSimmons that he would give him the
GRAND MASTER HANRAHANSHONEYMOON IN PRIVATE CAR
NEW YORK AprIl 17TyhIlc theof John J Hanrahan does not
figure In the social register anof his marriage at St PaulMiss Katherine M Sullivan is of in
to a vast number of people allthe country Mr Is themaster of tlie Brotherhood of Lo
i tThe honeymoon trip will be taken inprivate car of President Hill of theNorthern railway
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Public Taking Little rnterest in theDaily Trading and
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appearances not taking more thana passing interest in the course ofprices and the commission business Isreduced to the most meagre proportionsPrices generally hold strong and wherechanges occur they are within a radiusof a small fraction only This is moreparticularly shown in the case of astock like Washington Railway com-mon In which the variations for amonth past have not exceeded a fullpoint this is one of the favoritesthat in the past has received much at-tention it indicates strongly the lack ofpublic interest
The trading today had no feature ofspecial Importance as no single stockwas dealt in to as much as 00 sharesSuch specialties as Gas Lanston Mergenthaler Railway preferred and oth-ers were passed over with but triflingdealing while Greene Copper Railwaycommon and Capital Traction stoodthe brunt of the business with practi-cally no variation In prices
WASHINGTON STOCK
Sales of the board including after callamounted to 1000 in bonds and 3363shares of stock
Following arc the sales and quotations-of todays market
Capital Traction 36145 25146H 20010 145 2WET14S
Washington Street Railway common50 42 i 50JH2 SO42V4-5W 2 l 42 Ji
American Security 13C2SOPotomac Fire Insurance 13 gCO sgcOArlington Fire 1M1Washington Gas 2HJ61Mergenthaler SlSSVfeLanston 3014Greene Copper 100C lii 100g31 100
2jiAfter call Jlctropofttan Railroad 5s
ltW 116sGreene Copper 100e l 100531 1007
l 4 buyer 60Washington Str Railway preferred
2ft90 4Lanston 10fttl4 10fl4Quotations of Most Active Issues
MISCELLANEOUS nODSWash Street Hallway V 57 S7vlWashington Gas Company U 16-4Checapeake and Potomac 7 Vs IW i
SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST STOCKSNational Safe Deposit W4WashIngton Loan and Trust 213 213American Security sad Truet 27 23Union Trust 162 ISO
HAILUOAD STOCKSCapital Traction 144 i HJViWashington Street Railway f W WiWashington Rtret lUilwar eera U H
NATIONAL BANK STOCKSCentral 3VSecond J 4Commercial 1S3 133Traders 133Riggs 6
INSURANCE STOCKSFlremenB 2H 2-
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TELEPHONE AND GRAPHOPHONEand P Mmac H 69H-
GmphopU a com 0 525Graphophone pC M 82 S5
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TYPE MACHINE STOCKSMerRenthaksr 193H 131Lanston Itti J
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKSGreene Copper 31 31HMitchell Mlnlwr llri
MACHINIST AWARDED
9165 FOR LOST EYE
OSWEGO Kan April 17 Ha ryQuinlan was today awarded damages tothe amount of J9165 against the Mis-souri Kansas and Texas Railroad Com-pany Quinlnn lost an eye while
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Mr Denbys View of theAntilForeiga Movement
China for the Chinese as the prin-cipal base upon which the Chinese boycott is being sustained was the substance of the statement made by CharlesDeriby chief clerk of the State De-partment before the Senate Immigra-tion Committee today
Mr Denby said that the boycott hadchanged from an antiAmericanto an antiforeign boycott and itdoveloped that the Chinese havesuch a high value upon themselvesthey are practically determined to prohibit further encroachment of foreign-ers in the Industries of their countryThey want to accomplish in a coupleyears what Japan took twoto accomplish and have carriedintentions to such an extent thatare making a fight to control andthe mines of that country
Try to Follow JapanThey have foolishly said Mr Denby
granted concessions to foreign coun-tries in years back to build railroads andto operate other branches of industryThey now want to emulate Japanthe concessions they havegranted cannot be abrogated
Mr Denby submitted figures to showthe decrease In some of our exportsfrom San Francisco to China Fourbarley and canned goods he said showed the greatest decline He thought thatby a strict yet broad interpretation ofour present code of immigration lawssome of the existing conditions couldbe overcome
Cooperation to Effect RemedyHe favored the cooperation of the
Departments of State and Commerceand Labor in meeting the conditions Inthis he said that a representative of theBureau of Immigration should be stationed as an attache to the legation InChina and that consuls should not issuepassports to Chinese without the authority of such immigration officer He saltthat there had been many fraudulentpapers issued by consuls and that whentho Chinese Immigrants came to thiscountry the officials of the Departmentof Commerce and Labor detecting theIrregularities subjected the immigrants-to what they termed disgraceful treatment This he said may have actuated-to some extent the declaring of the
It certainly did not help the serviceto suppress it he added
A majority of the Senate committee In-
dicated that they agreed with therecommendations of Mr Denby in thisrespect Another hearing will be heldon next Tuesday
PIILICO ENTRIES FOR
First race Threeyearolds six fur-longs Grevilla 110 Panic 107 Phiiador 110 Ladsarion 110 Midas 110Marlmo 107 Baby Willie 105
Second race Maiden threeyearoldsand upward one mile Oak Leaf 95Contractor TarIac 100 Amelia Ra-cine S3 Stalactical 97 Rama 55
Third race Clooaugh Memorial Cuptwoyearolds four and onehalf fur-longs Town Topics 107 Orphan Lad112 Woodline 107 Lucy Marie mPantaloon 102 Sussannah 197 Hanoway 102 Racemnn 110 Alegra 102
Fourth race Steeplechase for hunt-ers and upward shortcourse Gamecock 156 Kirk Levington163 Pete Dalley 132 Loney Haskell122 Diver 163 Rathowen H6
Haakell and Pete Dailey cou-pled
Fifth race Fouyearolds and up-ward selling five fur-longs Hyperion 107 Bide Coat 105Edgely 107 Plantagenct 110 Loricatelit Kispar 16 Chieftain 167Thomond 110 Monte Carlo 105 PatDunphy 107 Istria 105 Hilarity 107
Sixth race Threeyearolds andward solllne six furlongs Royal Win-dow 101 Nutwood 97 Jack Adams 1 M
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Seventh street northwest between Rand S V Larrick et vlrBenjamin F to Frederick TV Hebbigpart original lot 10 square 419 3150
Fourth street southeast between Cand D streets William S Mlnnlx toDelavan W Harrington part originallot 11 square 792
Dobbins H Herrimanet ux to Conrad Schwab lot 37 block6 10
Twentysecond and H streets northwestJohn T Arms to Thomas H Pickford
lot 3C square 79 S10
Seventh and D streets northwestCharles Linking trustees to Sara1 AVhlttemore lot 12 and part originallot 5 square 458 55025
Dobbins addition Lillie H Matternet vlr Harry J to Molvln H Herriman half interest in lots 58 to 66 square6 51-
0Greenvale LHHe B Bailey to Annie EAlderman lot 16 J10
Thirtyfirst street northwest near US IxTvls to Fulton
Lewis half interest in part square 1282
555001127 Twentyninth street northwest
Richard W Sladen to William TFrazier part lot 13 square 1195 10
38 L street northwest Charles J Mur-phy trustee to Maurice Collins lot
ssauare 611 1-0Twentyfirst stree ncrtaisst betweenN and 0 streets Deievan W Harring
ton to William S Minnix lot GO square27 10
003 and W5 Third etreet southwest TPercy Myers et al trustees to CharesA Sickel lots 51 and 52 square 542 101343 T street northwest Jacob Lena et f
ux to Nathan Levin lot 22 square 23710
lois Fourandahalf street northwestJohn Linder ot ux to Isaac and William Levy lot 47 square 500 10Mt Caleb L Sacra et ux toMary S Saers lot 271 1001719 Seventeenth street northwestJames T Gibbs ct ux to Robert Cooklot 15 square 154 1200Long P Earnest et-
ux to Isabella C Kelly lots 131 to 13110 I
813 Eighteenth street northwest JamesF Craven to William P Burch lot D127 10
Dumbarton street northwest betweenThirtieth and Thirtyfirst streets Ed-gar M Briggs ct ira to Franklin TSanner lot square 1242 10
Twelfth street northwest between Eand F L Burn ct vlrJames D to Sophie A E Hyer lot 36square 1007 1-4Mt Pleasant and Pleasant Plains JuJIll I Saunders to Charley J Walkerlot 1 block 17 19
GEORGETOWN NOTES
The remains of Charles M McCarthywere interred yesterday in Jit OliveCemetery Mass was said over the bodyat Holy Trinity Catholic Church Thirtysixth and 0 streets northwest theRev Eugene de L McDonnell S Jof St Aloystes Church a relative of thedeceased
Iklr McCmriy had resided for manyyears 135 Thirtyfourth street northwest He iiftynve years of ageand is survived by his wife and threechildren one brother John B Mc-Carthy or Georgetown and two sistersMiss Helena McCarthy and Mrs Dwyer
W H CORRELL BURIEDRequiem mass was celebrated this
morning over the remains of William IICorral who died Sunday after a lin-fforirig Illness nt his home 26S2 N street
The deceased was a veteranof the SpanishAmerican war He wasthe son of John and Nora Carroll ofGeorgetown
WAXDBOTELERMiss Josephine Boteler sister of Mrs
Ortman of S316 P street northwoe t andFrancis B Ward of 3310 P street weremarried last night at the Congress streetMethodist Protestant Church of George-town by the Rev Thomas O Grousepastor
MIZPAH CHAPTER TO ENTERTAINMispah Chapter Xo S O E S will
give an entertainment and dance Fri-day evening at Masonic Hall on Wis-consin avenue northwest Mrs GertrudeV Johnson Is worthy matron of thechapter
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or the Commissioners D CWashington D C April 16proposals will be received at this officeuntil 12 OCLOCK NOON APRIL 241SOG to furnish to the District ofone combination chemical en-gine and hose Specifications andother information will be furnished uponapplication to the Chief of theHENRY B F HENRY L WEST JOHN BIDDLE Commissioners D C ap73tOFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS I
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office until NOON APRIL307TH 1306 for furnishing and deliveringsluice gates for the sewagesystem D C f o b Washington DC Specifications and forms of proposalmay at this offlB F MACFARLAND LWEST JOHN BDDDLE CommissionersT C apll6texSuPOSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT Wash-ington D C March 30 1900Sealedproposals will be received at this de-partment until FRIDAY THE 20THDAY OF APRIL 190C AT 2P
OCLOCK-P at which time and place they will
be opened In the presence of the bidders-or their authorized agents or attorneysfor the performance of the followingservices as they may be required duringthe nscal year ending June 30 1901Washing arid Ironing shoeinghorses removing debris and ashes recaning chairs cleaning clean-Ing winding and repairing the clocksof the Postofflce Department Includingthe tower clock Blanks for proposalswith specifications and instructions willbe upon application to theChief Clerk and Superintendent ofBuildings Postofllce Department Wash-ington D C GEO B CORTELYOUPostmaster General ap31017-
POSTOFFJCE DEPARTMENT Wash-ington D C March 20 1906 Sealedproposals will be received at this de-partment until FRIDAY THE 2 THDAY OF APRIL cOO AT 2 OCLOCKP M at which time and place they willbe opened in the presence of the biddersor their authorized agents or attorneysfor the purchase of waste materialsfrcm the department including waste-paper lend and steel type from theDivision of Supplies Jute old cot-ton canvas jute heads with rings oldstring scrap leather scrap metal brassbronze etc from the Malt Equipment
Juna 39 167 Blanks for proposals withspecifications and Instructions will be
application to Chief
Postoffice Department DC GEO B PostmasterGeneral ap8i l7GENERAL DEPOT OF THE
DEPARTMENT Wash-ington D C April 16 1305 Sealed 1
this office until 2 OCLOCK P MTUESDAY MAY IS 1906 and puteHcly opened for furnishing and deliver-ing fuel and forage ai Washington Bar-racks and Washington D C Fortsilyer and Hunt Va Fort Washington-Md and Arlington National CemeteryVa Charlotte N C VaAnnapolis Md and mineral oil atWashington D C Also for removingashes and refuse matter furnishing Icelaundering towels and shoeing animalsin Washington D C dunjg the fiscalyear commencing 1st 1906 Blankforms and instructions for pro-posals and further information will befurnished Intending bidders on applica-tion to this office A W BlTT Captain
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STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS XoUce Jm-
keietoy gives that a meeting or theof the InterState Prmtlns andCompany corporation will be heldat the oSlce of the company 234 C street
nerthwoBt WcshlgtoD I C APRILit Ut6 hour e 9 A it far the perpose or j
Increasing de capital stock thein cnjr thousand dollars SW668W
tSicaedl Worth Carohaa tdtsa-ed W G Pfaskett tStsnedJ Joint P ilahoney lSlga lt Newt Bor Jf Sfea-ed Alan 1 Lane Signed It PSizHed Ciuxy S Frjc Signed Alden K
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COMPANYIta CaUowhlll street
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The annual meeting of the stockholders ofthe MONOTYPE MACHINE COMPAXY win b bold at the Hotel FletschmansAlexandria Va at 12 ocloct soon Thursdaythe 13th da of April 1206 for the purpose orelecting a board of directors to serve for tba-eaculng year and transacting such other bustnc s ac may properly como before It
Transfer books will be closed on the 9thlust at 4 oclock p m and wilt be openeden April 24th at oclock a m
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Crane Parris GoBankers
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Transact a General Banking BusinessDeposits Exchange Collections
Particular attention given to Investments Correspondence Invited Ordersexecuted on all nrlnclpal markets
Money for Investment-It Is often good business to
money on your real estate ata low rate of interest for use insome more profitable enterpriseWhen you think of making a realestate matter how large
let us show you now promptly-it may be accomplished and atwhat little cost Talk with usabout it anyway
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WARNER BUILDING916 F STREET NORTHWEST
Four Per GentPer Annum
Interest Paid Fvery Three MonthsAssets 273091 809Surplus 18172486Loans 1000 for 5 per month
jS2000 for 10 per month 3000for 15 per month 4000 for 20interest per month Expenses only
10 Principal to suit the borrow-er The greatest savings institution
the District and the most liberalInquire at the Perpetual Building As-
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BRANcH OFFICESThe WalderfAatorta New York
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Capital 51000100 Surplus S12 X 000
Issues drafts availablethroughout the
Issues letters or creditand sells exchange
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Once CornerPAIDUP CAPITAL 5100000ttSURPLUS J5MOOQ EARNEDLoans In any amount mode on ap-
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