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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-12
'iANTEO TO WITHDRAW MONEY.
W" q Various investment Companies
lntonaed With nenositors.

'~ q Various Investment Companies
n'onsed With pepositors.
Lus' February 1.-THE officers Of
's''ops turf investment companies were
49,. ~ nom an early hour today with
80 many Of whom were from out
Nm Wno wished TO withdraw their
AZ The office Of F. ], Arnold &
nv " aSnoancement was made by Az
hst GOODMAN, acting for Manager
n sltSs- Sne company had no money TO
RstSsSs .s ei,.,oends or principal Attorney
N \. q Hot Springs until he could close
N New t e there, and that he would
hi e.r, vanees OF the international Invest
9t,o iany payments were resumed 10
D.. we're many women.
a y rsr,a,,. Is Intense among depoSitor;
-Ious turf Investment companies.
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TO OVERCOME oUlcKsAND,
Successful Test Which Promises TO ne
move Trouble in Pumping for HIoe'

,,r.i.L pron,is.s "a he.
Successful Test W' e,o, pr0" sor RICE.
move Trouble IN Pumping 'o' ~
The Post has heretofore mgn, o[ tSc I In
dusu depagmSe,nt Of tine Ssaio ERE lfrof
ley Merry po Ui ny was Induced to come to
the ' coast country to, II possible oGyiatS ter
trouble with qulchsond in pumping water
for rice. ,-.,.,,. ,ovo now hcen going on
o., Inc G en- noptbs machinery made aud
being put down, now pearl{, eo@ s pr.SSlpbde6t
make 59e tf fhc system s%5 OF 1IisIns eo@
t nrssseG air in pumping the water tue 9n'J,H-
sapd will not be disturbed w X .o,,,c
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p.r,ioal differences End in a Fieht,

st. Joseph, No, February ll.--EdWara ;,
Carver editor of the Grant City MOI
Tunes, is believed to be fatally ipjgred. 81
IN tnS tr caur,pitted upon him IN street Of
Gran Grant CIV civ today. by z. v Stevens
n~emocratlc politician The men differed on
political questions during the c9nPaligpn isss
fan, and recently the PERSONA iee''ns N''
hepn hitter.
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How's This?

wo o0er one Hundred Dollars Reward
tor arv case Of catarrh that can not be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
' r. j. CHENEY & Co; Toledo; o..
We, the UNDERSIGNED have Known ~ ~.
ileye him perfectly honorable IN all bust
ness transactions and financially able 70
carry out any obligations made by thelr
Vest & Truax. Wholesale Druggists To-
lado q, Walding, Kinnan < Marvin
Wholesaie Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls CatarFh Cure Is taken Internally,
surfaces OF the system. Testimonials sent
free price 75c per bottle Sold by all
druggists -.
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A SWEEPING MEASURE.
-.,o,o Must Stand or Fall on Its o""
iOSSS Merits.

washington, February -" has au.
committee on ways ard means nD
,SorIzed a bill to be reported Plo ag,ng
MAJ no package Of manufactures sHo o'-a =.
- 80 chewing tobacco, snut, cigars OF A..
sttss shall have anything packed n OF Win
tached o., or r. amy D was wrappers
i, Other ths and '1 The Internal revenue stamps Pups
s saSn laSf' On T nothing snail
,SsT provision Is made .nst such S, pacwages
be affixed or printed 1s any aTy sif, prize OF
premium,
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a wErTERMARk RuMoR.
spradley Refuses to Give Out Message
He Received.

Spradley Refuses TO Give Out message
He Received.
Nacogdoches, Texas, February ia cur
rent report was IN circulation on the street
Yesterday evening that the sherinShad re-
celved telegram from Houston stating
tbat II he wanted b S. Wettermark that
he could he found at certain logging camp
playing tramp, The Post correspondent
looked M the sheriff and asked him about
the report. He stated that he had received
n message concerning Ben Wettcrmark,
m Would NOT state where the message
W ,~ns from ron nor would he give out anythipls;
about the locality whore wettermark couin
he found ,.-,,..,. haa hoor
hoard from In Norway, ard another thai
he had been heard from at Blueheids' ar'
untrue. , -. .ra,Ls v-eu
ana ms not been heard from unless I'M
"a,ort Is true-siucs nc left New Orleans
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TEXAS LOST MAIN.
kaea Cocks Took Thirteen to six tor
Houston.

Fags Cocks Took Thirteen to six tor
Houston.
Eti'r Texas, February 1.-the cooking
n for Georgia VS.. Texas chickens ended
snt IN decisive victory for the Georgia
r. The battles resulted: Georgia 10,
f'nS The regular main stopped there,
NIX lighting is still going on.
NJ regular main the Houston party
eAloD stake and $3.50 on the thirteen
= Won BY the Georgia chickens. They
ny lights taken by the Texas birds,
~ uae net winnings 81 Mr. Kavanaugh,
Il neked Georgia, was about $3.50
TYPE On the outside was heavy, Dr.
Ming Of Murphy was the "piupger'
II NAN and won several thousand dol
as s,lhg Georgia. Or King said To-
r.. ~ was the best and hardest main
Nv eyer seen in roIAs. All the cocks
merely. The betting was excel
~ The way frSol 81 10 $500 at q
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Valuable Dos Dead.

Temple. Texas, February 1o.-"Jingo
Coin the valuable dog Of Mr.. L. L. Dent
son, who recently won the all ages and
state championship for bird dogs IN Texas
died sunday 1t was n very heavy loss to
Mr.. DcnlSop aud the money value paced
on him by the dog critics was $500.
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Marlin Wants the White Stockings.

Marlin, Texas, February 1.-The Bust.
baseball team Of Chicago granting all the
courtcsies asked for by them toward free
entertainment while here a stock CON.
pany is being organized 10 build the neccs-
sary ball park and arrange for games,
should the white Sox come.
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negotiations for the sale by Denmark OF
the Danish West Indies. says the rr6uns's
fondcn correspondent that the Danish gov
s,.n,- ant Considers that the treaty was
anaiiv rejected hy the iandsthing IN octcr
her. II matters should be resumed = new
treaty must be concluded; nut no sterS NiS
being taken in that direction
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rlRsT REGULAR SHOOT.

TIC HOUSTON Gun Club WI Bfsak
Targets This Afternoon.
New members as well as old and any
spectators who may be interested In the
sport are Invited to attend the rrst regular
shoot OF the Houston Gun club, which is
set for 3 o'clock this afternoon on the
clubs grounds at the foot Of Elgin street.
Fair Grounds.
a silver cup will be awarded TO the win
ner at the close Of today's shoot. Owing
to the near approach of the New Orleaus
handicap today's shoot win doubtless serve
to bring out every member Of the club
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MoReANs SIGNATURE FORGED.
Bills Bearing His Name Refused Pay
n1ent by London Bank.

ment by London Bank.
London. February II Inquiries NJ the
Morgan London banking house today CON
armed the main points Of the story printed
nv The Daily chronicle this morning 10 the
ooect that bills purporting TO have been
s,rroJ bv j. Pierpont Morgan, in payment
Sor purchases OF pictures ana erlc-a'pl, ,,i
~, ,t, mai the signatures we're forFeries.
~. Tla hiIls FOR $1,000 each. purporting 70
~ 5yaWn by NJ De Bosdari with J. fleI-
nont Morgnn's acceptance were lhe "A''
'Ihe London Morgans fear that siI nlia !
- extensive forgeries have been disposed
of in London. Inc slgh ta,itations ~ q, XII
| Morgnns handwriting
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rhren peaths from PIapue.

Mssatlan, February 1i.--rhere we're three
deaths from the plague today.
Captain Russell Of the steamer Acuipuico
which his passed this port, complained bit.
teriy OF the conduct OF the authorities or
some of the Central American ports, who
refused 20 let his ship touch at their
ports.
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Vow York. February 1.-THE Copenhagen
.r,osnopdept Of the Daily Telegraph
,e.rns Nith regard to runners Of renewed
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sharkey Thrown in Wrestling Match.

Cleveland Ohio. February 1l.--Pugilist
Tom Sharkcy was not able to Withstand
Wrestler Dan Mcleod S attempt to throw
him three times within an hour tonight
and Mcleod was successful IN mty'siA min
uf
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
SELLING RENEWED
IN PENNSYLY ANIA
Showed Little Rallying Power After
Declining Point-Steel Stocks
Again Weak.

NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-The stock mar
ket was only moderately active today,
and prices as a rule. nuctuated within
narrow lists.
The most important feature was the
renewal of selling pressure against
Pennsylvania, which declined over a
point. and showed little rallying pow
err Reading also developed weakness,
after opening at a slight advance. Il
linois Central sold of IA, and then raj
lied Il a point.
United States Steel preferred. after a
fractional decline, rallied y a point.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit again was re-
dictionary: a decline of IL per cent from
the opening was followed by a recov-
cry Of point. and then the stock sur
rendered y that gain.
Sugar was heavy at a loss of a point.
Amalgamated Copper sold up a point
and then lost the gain. Government
bonds were unchanged; railroad bonds
somewhat lower.
The market opened higher, but active
only IN spots and giving no reminder Of
the decline of yesterday afternoon The
international list followed London's quo
tations. Copper was the strong feature
of industrials. gaining 4. Steel preferred
and fives were inclined to heaviness. al
though the declines were only nominal.
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COURT RECORD.

Equity Court No. 2-Justice Gould
Fairfax VS.. Small; leave to file motion
to extend time to confirm sale granted.
Carter VS.. Swami; trustees directed to
pay certain sums TO T. 3. Ferguson
ct al
Bankruptcy Court-=ustice Anderson
In re Andrew ]. Joyce Carriage Com
pany; claims referred to f. S. Mccall
mont, referee. In re Henry O. Towles
bankruptcy proceedin rs dismissed
Probate Court-Justice Anderson-Es-
tate Of Emanuel Gordon; order to sell
personal estate. Estate of Ira A Stat
ford: will dated May 4. 1897, filed with
petition for probate. Estate Of Charles
A Mum: Will dated March Z, 1897. filed.
Estate of Rhuta l.. Benjamin.; sale rati-
fled nisi Estate of Robert o. Holtz-
man; order TO sell Real Estate Title In
surance Company stock
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
NANCE O'NEIL A TRILBY,
SAYS Mr.. CLEVELAND
Theatrical Manager Declares That Nc
Kee Rankin Exerts Hypnotic Influ-
ence Over the Actress.

CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-The troubles of
Nance O'Neil. Mckee Rankin and w s.
Cleveland, the theatrical manager who
has attached all the property of the two
actors, were aired in the Justices court
here yesterday.
Mr.. Cleveland in his testimony de-
clared that Miss ONeil was hypno-
tized by Rankin.
1t is second case of Trilby and
Svengali," said he. From the stage
OF my theater l have seen Rankin exert
his influence over Miss ONeil- When
he looked at her she forgot her lines,
and when he snapped his finger at her
she would act. He has an undue infiu-
ence over her, and has kept her segre-
gated from other actors or managers. "
When Miss O'Nel was put on the
stand she denied the allegation of Mr..
Cleveland that Rankin had any hyp-
motto powers over her.
The case. which involves the recov-
cry of advance expenses which Cleve-
land claims TO have furnished Miss
O'Neil and Rankin. was continued until
December H.
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RULE OF PRACTICE.

The following rule of practice has
been adopted by the justices of the
peace:
Hereafter when neither party to a
suit. before a justice of the peace, ap-
pears at the time set for trial, the case
will be dismissed at the plaintiffs cost.
instead of being continued to a future
day, as heretofore
1t is contendeo that this is in direct
opposition to the rule governing the
practice of justices of the peace as laid
down by the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia:
when both parties TO a cause are
absent at the time set for trial. the
Justice may, on his own motion, or on
motion made on behalf of either of the
parties, fix another time for trial, at
which time If nt fther party appears, the
cause shall continue at the cost Of the
plaintiff II the defendant fails TO APP
pear at the time set for trial, the plain
tiff may take judgment in all cases,
where an affidavit in accordance with
Rule Is has been filed, but in all Other
cases the plaintiff shall be required to
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
SAVINGS BANK OFFICERS.

The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers OF the Potomac Savings Bank of
Georgetown was held Tuesday evening
at the office of the banks attorney,
James r. Cation, of Ill South Fairfax
Street, Alexandria, Va, and directors
elected as follows: A. NJ Raer, G. G.
Boteler. b T. Janney, E K Fox, O. w
Ofutt, G. w. Ray. G. y. Saegmueller.
E. /. Schneider. J. G. Waters. F. B.
Weaver. Samuel Artz. Thomas ]. Giles
Henry w Ofutt. Jesse II. Wilson, and
Isaac +. Shoemaker.
At the meeting of the board OF direc-
tors held Wednesday evening at the
bank corner Thirty-second and
Streets northwest, the following officers
were elected: Joseph G. Waters. presi-
dent; George W. Offutt, vice president
C. G. Boteler, treasurer; Isaac r. Shoe
maker. secretary. and Jesse II. Wilson
attorney.
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12--In the face Of
poor cables from Liverpool the local
cotton market opened fairly steady to-
day. A demand developed which kept
price, close to last nights level It came
from room shorts. commission houses
and bull leaders. Estimates for receipts
at the ports today were light and added
somewhat to the confidence Of the bull
traders. A private cable from Liverpool
said that the selling there today had
been led by the representative of a
Philadelphia spot house. After the call
here buying orders subsidized a little and
the market declined about four or five
points below yesterdays close.
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MIDGETs ON THE TURF.

In strong contrast with the steady in
crease in the weights fixed by the scale
in force on the Jockey Club tracks is the
popularity OF the light boys OF the race
track. The demand now IS. as Il has
been since racing began. for the light
est boys who can sit on and hold a
horse, and this is responsible for the
presence in the riding field this fall of
so many midget" jockeys. Though
skill IN the main Is wanting. every day
of racing finds a fair proportion OF the
horses running with apprentices up.
while the jockeys who were at the height
OF their fame only two or three seasons
ago remain on the ground, though some
OF them might really make the weights
that are carried in many events The
rule Of racing which requires each asso-
citation 10 offer a certain number Of
events in which riders are 20 be ap-
prentices has made opportunity for the
''r1idgets, but IL is not apparent that
the number OF capab lightweight
jockeys Is greater now than In the past
years.-H. p. Burchell in Leslie's
Weekly.
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
FIRE IN W0RKHoUSE
CAUSES EXCITEMENT

Fire in the District Workhouse yes
terday caused great excitement, and
might have resulted most seriously. The
fire originated in a barrel of sulphur in
the drying room, used for disinfecting
purposes. The Waterman removed the
prisoners from the threatened section of
the building. and also turned IN an
alarm.
The damage was largely confined to
100 suits Of uniform clothing and five
suits of citizens clothing belonging TO
the prisoners. The prompt action OF
the officers prevented anything like a
panic, and no prisoners escaped. The
damage TO the building was slight.
Great difficulty was experienced by the
fremen in fighting the flames owing to
the fumes of sulphur.
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
LESTER AND PRICE WILL
FORM a NEW LAW FIRM

A new law firm will be formed on De-
cernber Is. composed of Wharton E
Lester and j. Clarence Price The firm
will have the offices in the Columbian
Building which for several years have
been occupied by Gen. William Birney
and Mr.. Lester.
Mr.. Lester has been in active practice
Of law for some years past, having been
associated with General Birney. Mr..
Price is well known in financial and
banking circles. and resigns his position
as receiving teller of the Central Ma
tional Bank for the purpose Of engag-
ing in the practice Of his profession.
He has many friends among the officers
and patrons Of the bank, is a graduate
of the Columbian Law School, and is
treasurer of the National Permanent
Building Association.
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
NEGRO WOMAN MAY DIE.

The condition of Annie Hammons, the
negro woman who was so badly burned
Thursday morning while picking Gin
ders in the yard OF the Potomac Elec-
trio Company. at the corner Of Thirty
third and K Streets northwest, was re-
ported to be unchanged. She is under
treatment at the Georgetown University
Hospital, corner OF Thirty-fifth and n
Streets northwest. The physicians al
the hospital say that there is but a
slight chance for her recovery. The
woman resides on Twenty-fifth Street
northwest.
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
oALEXAMDRLA S(EWS NOTES
Special to The Washington Times)

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. 12.-In the
mayors court this morning, the Hon.
George l.. Simpson. presiding. the fol-
lowing cases were disposed of:
Gus Robinson and Lee browns,
charged with the alleged robbing Of a
money box In the store of Felix Cluass,
were dismissed.
Charles O'Neal. arrested by Policeman
Henderson. charged with being drunk
and going into barber shop and getting
shave and then refusing to pay for
the same, was dismissed, the barber de-
clining 10 prosecute.
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
ORDER OF MERCY OBSERVES
ITS I'D ANNIVERSARY

The seventy-second anniversary OF the
founding of the order of Mercy was
celebrated yesterday at st. Catherine
Home, North Carolina Avenue south
east The day was observed at the
mother house in Baltimore. and all the
branch houses in other cities.
Mass was celebrated yesterday morn
ing in the home chapel, followed by
the benediction OF the Blessed Sacra-
ment.
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
FUNERALS TOMORROW.

The funeral of J. II. Clapdore will take
place from his late home, in Wilkes
Street. between Fairfax and Lee Streets,
tomorrow.
The funeral of Conrad VAIL will take
place from Wheatley's undertaking
rooms in King Street tomorrow after
noon.
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
BLAZE IN SHOW WINDOW.

The local fire engine was called OUT
yesterday afternoon about bib CLOCK 70
extinguish a blaze in the show WindoW
of the clothing store of Joseph SON.
mers. at the southwest corner Of JEFF
ferson and NJ Streets northwest caused
by the flame from a gas burner coming
in contact with some clothing. All Of
the stock in the window was more or
less damaged, by fire and water. The
loss is fully covered by insurance.
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
PLAN TO ESTABLISH
SPECIAL SERVICE GRADE

President Roosevelt and Secretary
Root favor the establishment of a dis
tinguished service class in the army,
and will ask Congress 20 make pro-
vision for this In the army appropria-
ton bill of the present session
It is their desire that the President
shall have the right to advance an Off
cers t4ro grades in the distinguished
service class beyond what he holds
in the regular establishment.
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
VESSEL LOAD OF BOTTLES.

For the first time in the history of
Alexandria a schooner will sail from
this port loaded with glass bottles
manufactured in the city. The schooner
Levin Marvel is being loaded with these
bottles now. So great has become the
demand for acknowledgements bottles
that the Marvel Will carry over 1000
cases OF these goods to fSorfolk.
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
HEARING ON ADMISSION
OF NEW MEXICO AS STATE

The House Committee on Territories
held its first hearing yesterday on
the bill TO admit New Mexico TO State
hood. The measure is the first one in
PRODUCED in the House this session. The
committee heard Territorial Senator g.
Mayor Sparks, of Santa Fe. and Dele
gate Rodey.
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
MARKET IS LIVELY.

The market this morning was well
filled with both buyers and purchasers.
Prices were about the same as last
week. number of country people had
wreaths and green's for the decoration
of homes for Christmas.
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
THE 6NEWS OF GEORGETOWN

prove his case. II the plaintiff fails to
appear at the time set for trial. the
Justice shall, at the request of the de-
PENDANT, enter a ncn-suit therein at the
cost of the plaintiff. or the defendant
may have a trial"
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
FLAMES FROM UPSET LAMP.

An overturned lamp I'm the basement
at 140l Massa chusetts Avenue north
west. ignited the carpet and some OF
the furniture and caused some damage
before the flames were extinguished
The house e owned by Isabelle Lehman
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Bloomin gdale-JOseDh Paul ct TX. 10
Ray r. Middsugh and William z. Shan
non, lots lie TO 12l. block g. $40
First Addition 10 American University
Park-John ID. Croissant ct al, trustees
70 Richard p. Corcoran. lots 6 and 4
block 3. 81 200.
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
SECOND CHILD DIES.

z. 8. Williams. residing at 3OS Com
merce Street, lost a child by death
yesterday. This is the second child Of
Mr. williams TO die within the past
week The funeral of the little ones
was held in Fredericksburg.
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
LOAN COMPANY CHARTERED.

The corporation commissioI. has
granted a charter to the International
Loan and Deposit Company II Alex
andrie. The capital stock is placed at
from 5000 to $5.OOOOOO. The president
Of the new corporation is G. 1. Baker.
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
A BOX SOCIAL.

Mount Vernon Council. Daughters of
America, gave a box social at their nall
In Fairfax Street last night. Every
woman present brought box. During
the evening delightful music was rem
dered. and a number % addresses were
delivered.
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
ScALDED BY TEAPOT.

A teapot accidentally Upset In the
home of Policeman Ferguson in South
Lee Street yesterday afternoon, and
seriously scalded Mrs. Ferguson.
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
ASSISTANT RECTOR.

The Rev. J. b Graighill Of Forest
Vile. Prince George county. Md, has
accepted the cali OF the congregation
of st. Adams Episcopal Church, as as
sistant rector to the Rev. G. c. F.
BrathnaL.
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
AGAIN IN SCHOOL.

Prof William b. Ireland, principal of
the Tenleytown public School. who has
been confined to his bed at his residence
on Wisconsin Avenue, just north Of
Grant Road. has sufficiently recovered
to resume his duties at the school,
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
CHARLIE JONES ILL.

Stewart Jones little son Charles is i'll
with pneumonia at his grandfathers
home. IN South St. Asapb Street
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported by ". B. Hibbs Co.. 1913
F Street; Members New York Stock Ex-
change. Chicago Bourd OF Trade, Wash
ington Stock Exchanged
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
MERCHANTS TO MEET.

The Merchants Protective Associati ton
will hold meeting at the rooms of the
Business Mems League Monday right.
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
MUST PAY TAX.

Monday will be the last day on which
persons can pay their capitation tax, in
order to be able to qualify to vote at the
June election.
The Washington times., 1903-12-12

The Branch Office is centrally located within
stones throw Of the Treasury, in the building
formerly occupied by the West End Bank. The
premises have BEEN entirely remodeled and re-
fitted at great exI snse- A personal visit IS in
vited. Ladies win find a sumptuous apartment
set aside for their special use.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. s.. eg2. I7s
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Capital Traction as, S4.OOOQS106.
American Security and Trust certin-
Gates. S106S1S0; $7dS1S0-
MergenIhaier, 2Q1S3. 100.
After aIl-Mergenthaler. SASS, 1OGlSS
The Washington times., 1903-12-12
Opening
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Especial TO The Washington Times)
CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE following
prices were quoted on the grain market
today: