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The Washington times., 1903-12-09
CHARTERS GRANTED
UNDER DISTRICT LAWS

The following concerns have been in
corporated under District laws:
The c. S. Lehman Manufacturing
Company. capital stock 100000: incor-
porators. c. 8. Lehman, J. L. Gruber.
Lawn, Lakenon county, Pa, and r. S.
Donaldson. z. w. Mccormick, and
James T. Shepperson, District Of Column
bia.
The Missouri and arkansas Mineral
Belt Company, capital stock 5000. 0o1
incorporates. Charles w. Ohrondorf
and William ]. Lur st. Louis, Mo-:
Messrs. Donaldson Shepperson and Nc
Cormick, District OF Columbia
The Pittsburg Consolidated Oil Com
pany; capital stock. 100000; ineorporat-
ors. J. a. Crisswell, Frank Dembar,
and NJ. o. Hickle.
The National Corporation Company;
capital stock, 800, 900; Incorporators, J.
RoIiin Fitch, George B. Burris. Harry T.
Winfield. Charles w. Fits, and Joseph
A Roth.
Southern Corporation; capital. $40.
900. eco; incorporators. Grant Young. Eu-
gene Schooley, James r. Porter, Hiram
Nichols, and Wellesley w. Gage
The Washington times., 1903-12-09
HOTEL ENTERPRISE
HELD IN ABEYANCE
Precarious Condition of Stock Market
Prevents Floating Of Loan to Re
build the Richmond.

The precarious state of the stock mar
ket is alleged 10 be responsible for the
delay In carrying out the plans of the
Potomac Hote! Company. 1t viii be re-
membered that this corporation, EN-
bracing capitalists of this and other
cities, proposes to tear down the Hotel
Richmond. Seventeenth and II Streets
northwest, and erect on .he site a large
modern hotel building. taking in some
or the adjoining lots. Several methods
Tor procuring the necessary funds have
been considered. the last one being the
issue Of 81 100000 OF gold bonds bearing
per cent interest. 4 Washington real
estate broker prominea atty connected
with the proposed venture said today
that nothing could be done until af-
fairs in Wall Street were more auspi-
cious. He was in hopes that such a
change might be expected in the spring.
Certain II is that until the s.. O00. 90
bond loan can be effected. nothing will
be attempted with the Hotel Richmond
The Washington times., 1903-12-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

North Grounds Columbia University
spencer F. 3. Bsddie ct al. 10 Richard
T.. Fairo anc Herbert A. GIL. trustees.
sos Maryland Avenue southwest-,James
r -Sf-egs, surviving trustee, 10 Martin
arl'' Elizabeth Wiegand, east one-half
lot l., square 492. $4,000
- Hanove. Street north west-Grayson
= thornton 20 Thomas W. StubbIeneld
lot 81, square 6I7, SO.
Thirty-thiro Street and Chesapeake
and Ohio Canai-George ". C,asiIss~ 81
TX 20 Timothy +. Shugrue. part lot 40
square 1885, SO. Maria r.. Pe,.ris 10
same part same lot. $40.
y Street nOrthae Test. between Nirft
and Tenth Streets-Aibert T. Cot1n,hs
70 Alice H. Coumbe. part lot 4. square
{: Street northwest. between Twcnt,,-
first and TV'enty-second Streets-Carrfe
z T. Knox ct al 10 Eleanor V Muir
ray. part original let 4. square 6S, SO.
Il Street northwest. between Sixth and
Seventh streets-EGxard A. Macom her
81 a. 70 Henry NJ Baker, part original
lot IT. square 456. SO.
Twentieth Street northwest. between
ana T. Sfreets-James Z Evans to
John T. WaFinR. trustee, part original
lot z. square south Of square I04. SO
5l2 II Street northeast-Cornelius G.
SQUARE SIS. SO
fngdale-Aiexander .AfiIiar et ux
70 Charles c. Wagner. To- IS. block q:
5S5 Tenth Street northeast-Clsre N.
Ashby 10 Charles L. Selecman, lot 90
square S62: SO.
Meridian HiIl-Thomas r. Jones, sur
viving trustee, ct al. TO National Safe
Deposit. Savings and Trust Company
lots 70 9. 20, q. "a, IS, block (. and
lots q 10 a. block (; S19 1880
Randie Park-Arthur F. Randle ct
ux. 20 F. OsksT Martin. lots y and T.
block ]. ard lot Is. block 2; $500.
Randie Park-Arthur Z. Rardle ct TX
20 Williar, Nally. lot p. block .; 500.
North Northumberland c Ian
caster 70 Georg1ana Roby lot 10. block
8; SO
2ll4 TO 21z6 Virginia Avenue northwest
Robert j. Sullivan et TX. 70 William
Neulano. lots % 10 "a. square 50. go.
Bloomingdale--Joseph Paul ct TX. TO
Francis A. Blundon, lot 3, block Il; SO.
The Washington times., 1903-12-09
Novel Heating Apparatus.

Another apartment house in the West
End, now nearing completion, Is the De-
catur, at Twenty-second and r Streets.
which also fronts on Florida Avenue.
This is only three stories high, but has
eight apartments, of fouI. Eve. and six
rooms respectively, on ea ch floor. The
property is owned by a syndicate and
the builder is John II. Nolan This
house. too viii have a novel contrfV-
ance in the way of heating apparatus.
Each room viii contain a series of stop
cocks by which the temperature can be
regulated in such a manner rs 70 make
it possible to have four different degrees
Of heat in the same roons at the same
time The cost of the house. including
the lot viii be 800, 0GO.
The Washington times., 1903-12-09
COURT RECORD.

Court Of Appeals-Present, Associate
Justices Norris and Shepard and Thorn
as II. Anderson, Associate Justice Of Su-
preme Court, District OF Columbia.
Order designating Thomas II. Ander-
son. Associate Justice of Supreme Court.
District of Columbia, &c sit as mem
Der OF this court on the hearing and
decisions of cases Nos. 1876 1854, and
1875 on the dt cket of this court during
absence Of Nj. Chief Justice Alvey.
iS6o-DeArmaud VS.. Ainsworth; con-
tinued.
ls2s1Alfred Richards Brick Company
VS.. Trott ct al; continued.
l546-Waggaman ct al VS.. Keith Co.
ct al; submitted on briefs.
lS64-Armour & Co. vs. Gundesheimer;
argument commenced by j. Miller Ken
yon. for appellant; continued by w. G.
Balderston and 9. H. Merillat, for ap-
peliee. and concluded by J. S. Flannery.
for appellant.
IS72ESchrOt VS.. Schoenfeld: continued.
l3I5-Okle VS.. Person: argument COM
meneed by John c. Cuttings, for appel
liant.
Circuit Court No. l-Justice Barnard
Lawson & Co. VS.. lngersoll: Judgment
on verdict Johnson Vs. Cusack: on
trial Consumers Brewing Company
vs.. Crowley; motion 10 refer to auditor
Circuit Court No. 2-chief Justice
ClabauRh-Ross VS.. Kimmel: continued
10 next term for trial. Haltworth VS..
Edwards. examiner: on trial
Criminal Court Nc. 1-Justice Pritch-
ard-United States VS.. Lille Jordan. vio-
lating section si4. code OF the District
OF Columbia; plea not guilty. United
States VS.. Robert Frazier. carnal knOwl-
edge; plea not guilty. United States vs..
Andrew Holland, rape, and attempt 10
rape. plea not guilty. withdrawn and
plea guilty entered. United States VS..
Lakid Der Won, lArceny: plea not guilty..
United States VS.. Louis LagemRn. lar
ceay; plea not guilty. United States VS..
George King. housebreaking; plea guilty.
TTnffed States VS. John Dorsey larceny
plea not guilty United States vs.. David
Jackson. violating section 5419 Revised
Statutes, United States; plea guilty.
United States VS.. John c. Smith as
sault 70 kill: plea guilty.. United States
VI. John C. Smith, robbery; plea not
guilty United States VS.. John Q. Smith,
plea not guilty. United
States VS. Harry Rubloff, false pre-
lenses; on trial United States VS.. John
w. Burley. rape; verdict guilty. WITH
death penalty.
The Washington times., 1903-12-09
Apartment House Novelties.

The large apartment house on o
Street, near Twentieth. now in course
Of construction by Newman & Smith.
builders. viii be I'VE stories high and
contain twelve apartments, in which
some new features are to be incorpor-
ated. Shower baths and refrigerators
are to be provided. the latter to be
built into the house. So far as known.
no apartment house in Washington is
furnished with wall refrigerators
though IN New York several houses
have been provided with them The
house, when completed. viii cost about
$50 600
The Washington times., 1903-12-09
MARKET IRREGULAR
ON NARROW TRADING
United States Steels Fall a Fraction
While B. R. 7. Leads the Ad-
vance With a Large Gain.

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-The stock mar
ket during the first two hours was only
moderately active and continued To pre-
sent irregular features. Fluctuations
were confined within narrow limits. with
the range Of prices in the railroad list
not far from yesterdays close.
In the industrial group there was early
support to Copper. United states Steels
ruled a shade lower. The local fractions
were strong on persistent rumors or an
impending deal. Brooklyn Rapid Transit
lea the advance and gained SSs-
The general speculative sentiment in
cIined toward the bull side, but restraint
was imposed by apprehension Of posi-
blv higher rates for money.
Railroad bonds were firmi Govern
r,,ents unchanged.
The Washington times., 1903-12-09
A DIVIDEND DECLARED.

At & meetinr C tia board OF directors
OF the UrioR Trust and Storage Com
pam OF the District OF Columbia. a
quarterly dividend OF per cent was de-
Slareo payable after January IS 1904
Transfer books VIII close from Deem
Der 81 20 January IS.
The Washington times., 1903-12-09
NEW BASKETBALL TEAM.

The basketball team of st. Johns
Church has recognized for the season
and would like TO arrange games with
church and school teams whose Mayors
are under seventeen years or age. Adj
dress John x. Holmes, 625 Eleventh
Street northwest
The Washington times., 1903-12-09
Sale of Dwelling.

Westcott & Story have sold for Mrs
Mary L. May TO Thomas Dobbins the
house at the southeast corner of Eight
zenith Street and Columbus Road for
SIS, 000 and It is to be remodeled as an
apartment house.
The Washington times., 1903-12-09
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Washington Street Railway, AS,
/ .OOOd7l7k. J. OO0d71Z. -.
washington Gas certificate, 1,00Oal14'
1sGerI34, 1,O000114, 4o0d114. .
Union Trust and Storage Company, -
Mergenthaler. 1d1S51z. 10d1s5-
After calI-Gas certificate, 1OOGllf
The Washington times., 1903-12-09

There are a number of good reasons
why some of the lOw-priced stocks
should be advanced to better figures.
Earnings of the companies which these
securities represent have been expanding
for many years, and the greater num-
Der of properties are now in a cOndI-
ton that warrants tie expectation Of
dividend disbursements at some period
in the not distant 1uture. For instance
the Erie Railroad is. earning at a rate
equivalent to more than 4 per cent on
it's comrjon stock. which is selling at a
comparatively cheap quotation. All the
Erie issues are well thought of by care
ful market observers. especially the first
preferred, which was recently placed on
permanent 4 per cent basis and which
is selling at level which returns on
the investment over S per cent.
The Washington times., 1903-12-09
CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF INTEREST TO INVESTORS

1t is stated on good authority that the
railroads are making more inquiries for
cars. 1t is expected that many of these
Inquiries will materialize into orders be-
fore many weeks elapse. New orders
will be governed somewhat by the
course OF the money market
The Washington times., 1903-12-09

which has lasted practically continu-
ously through a fortnight. 1t is a pure
coincidence that this has happened dur
ing a recess in The shipbuilding dis
closures, and that the only reaction
worth mentioning in the past week be-
gan on the day of the resumption of
the shipbuilding hearings. 1t is not a
relation of cause and effect, but never
theless has a certain bearing upon the
sort of market we are now experiencing.
Bank reserves at the present time,
while not making an extremely unfav-
orable comparison with those of pre-
ViOus seasons, are still IN no condition
to warrant any enthusiastic conduct of a
great speculation for the rise. We are,
it IS true, getting gold from England,
which partially reflls the depleted bank
Golfers. But the circumstances under
which this has been done have resulted
in a very confused financial situation in
the English capital, which must, unless
our demands for the yellow metal cease,
soon result in a rise in the Bank of
England's rate of discount; and this
result, in turn, will have unpleasant
consequences, here as well as in Eng
land.
The Washington times., 1903-12-09
NEW YORK COTToN MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec. 9-The market
opened firm, unchanged to ten points
higher. At noon the market was steady.
The following prices were quoted on the
floor today:
The Washington times., 1903-12-09
Stock Market Deoelobs Irregular Tore
though Bull Party Confines IN Control
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported by W. B. Eibbs & Co.. 1919 F
Street, members New York Stock Exchange, |
Chicago Board OF Trade, Washington Stock Tx
changel
The Washington times., 1903-12-09

The delay in announcing the rev
financial plan of the Colorado Fuel and
Ircn Company is said to be due to eff
forts to put forth plan which cannot
be sidetra cked by the opposition of de-
benture bondholders. Most Of the bond
holders are credited with being IN &C
cord with the plan. but some are ready
to oppose IL.
The Washington times., 1903-12-09

CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Especial TO The Washington Times.

CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-The following
prices We're quoted on the grain market
today:
The Washington times., 1903-12-09

While the present holdings of the New
York banks are not large. the outlook
favOrs a material increase after the
turn Of the year, If not before. Ship
meats OF currency TO the South continue
in moderate volume, but the movement
between the New York banks and the
West is in favor of the former So far
this week the banks have lost over 81
100000. II any uneasiness were felt in
banking circles over the money
market outlook an active bull specula-
ton in securities would not be permit
ted
The Washington times., 1903-12-09

There have been no particular trade
developments warranting the activity IN
Amalgamated Copper. and the advance
may therefore be put down to the oper-
atoms of powerful financial interests
against q bear party that has over
stayed the market. When a stock mat
is backed by the so-called Standard OIL
people has had a big drop from its high
price it is extremely dangerous for the
ordinary Spectator to make further at
tempts to depress its value. Amalga-
mated declined from 130 to 81 and the
people who insisted on selling II short
below 40 are now suffering TO- their
folly.
Stocks have now risen over three
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The Washington times., 1903-12-09
Was in the Papers.

Carlisle eft Minneapolis on October
q, going first to Pittsburg. where he
was duly written up" in the newspa-
pers IN his character Of Carlisle. At
tention wan also called TO his runaway
match with Miss Hinkle, when the
young couple eloped to St. Paul. From
Pittsburg the couple came here, where
again they received newspaper stories,
in which Carlisle was referred to as
the leader OF the younger smart set
here three years ago." and the chief OF
the lobby which put through the great
sugar bill" IT, couple stayed at a ho-
tel. and the pretty wife has been III
ever since their arrival four weeks ago.
John J. Carlisle. whom Debralls i'm
personated, has been a conspicuous hg-
ure at several times. During the i'm
parchment proceedings against Senator
Clark of Montana Carlisle made a
lightning switch from the forces Of the
Clark Heinze TO the Daily faction.
thereby gaining some Unenviable noto-
riety. He was also we'll known as a
conspicuous employee in Senator CIark's
mining companies. as a politician and
stump speaker, and as a newspaper
man. he spent some time in Washing
ton connected with the Third House
When interviewed by a reporter for
The Times. the prisoner denied he was
this Carlisle, or the nephew OF the for
mer Secretary Of the Treasury, John c.
Carlisle, yet admitted that he had been
employed both by Senator Clark and
the Standard OIL Company in Montana.
and that he had|diso figured there in
politics and newspaper work. His home,
he said, was in New York city. where
he had formerly been employed on the
World" II is evident he has followed
renorting as a nrofessinn
The Washington times., 1903-12-09
INTERNATIONAL
B A N K / N G
CORPOR ALTON
I4I5 g Street ~. w.

We offer the ladies the privilege Of a bank ac-
count which VIII show them their expenditure
month By month and year by year, and by en-
eotTra9ing constant comparison viii lead 70
substantial economies. We viii see that their
payments are properly receipted and everything
kept IN order, and, their banker, we will be
their bOOkkeeper also, not only without cost 70
themselves, but at very considerable profit since
we allow them interest their deposits while
their checks are circulating outside.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. .-........ -. 992 I7S
telephone Number IS03-Main)
loan at the night time means much TO the
man who knows how to proat by good opportu-
mites We can put through loan for any sum
IN the least time.
An abundance Of money 10 loan on D. of c.
Real Estate at the right rates of interest.
The Washington times., 1903-12-09
FINANCIAL.
4OIu ISSUE OF STOCK

OPEN FOR BsoRIPTIoN
AND FIRST PAYMENT.
ASSETS. 81. 792. 2s1.35.
Subscriptions for the 10th issue Of
stock and first payment thereon VIII
be received daily from an TO 4:So
pm. at the Office Of the Association.
SHARES. $3.50 EACH.
Pamphlets explaining the object and advan-
tsges Of the Association and other information
furnished upon application at the Office
The Washington times., 1903-12-09
Operations Out West.

dispatch from Minneapolis gives the
following account of Carlisle" and his
supposed identity. and the onense for
which he is wanted.
j. j. Carlisle IS J. ]. Debralls. who
operated an academy to teach the art OF
hypnotism in Minneapolis. He married
Miss Bonnie Hinlxle, of this city. on Oc-
tober %, and disappeared shortly after
ward, It is claimed, with $500 belonging
10 Miss Clarice Heebner, of this city.
Debralls had handsomely appointed Of
fees in the Bank of Minneapolis Build
ing. and induced Miss Heebner to pur-
chase an interest in the Academy He
promised her rich returns and a salary
OF $50 a week. Debralls professed TO
make a competent hypnOtist of any per-
son in twenty lessons
After his disappearance Miss Heeb-
ner learned the handsome furniture in
his office had been purchased on the
installment plan, and but one payment
had been made. Miss Heebner went be-
fore the grand jury. and later met the
parents of Miss Hinlxle- Descriptions OF
Debralls were compared, and an investi-
cation followed.
prior to the marriage Carlisle rep
resented to Miss HinkIes parents that
he was q nephew OF Hon John G. Car
Isle, backing his assertion by letters
and papers which convinced them that
this was true"
The Washington times., 1903-12-09
Wife Is Loyal.

Mrs. Carlisle" a pretty and delicate
young woman, is Frustrated at the ar
rest Of her husband. and Il was with diff
flculty an interview was obtained with
her. She stoutly maintains. however,
that his right name is Carlisle. and that
he is indeed a nephew OF John G. Car
Isle, and refuses to doubt her husband
on this or any other point. She was
under the impression his arrest was due
TO the malice Of her step-father, in an
effort TO separate her from her husband
Communication was established this
morning with John G. Carlisle, now
a New York lawyer, and he denies all
knowledge Of the man in custody. He
also says he has no nephew named John
J. Carlisle Senator Clark and his sec
rotary are both out Of town. and there
was no one else who could state II the
man is known in Montana politics.
When shown the telegram from Min
neapolis, Carlisle denied that he is
Debralls. He said he mad known De-
bralls, and had frequently played bill
lizards with him. He, Carlisle, had at
one time had an interest IN the "Acad-
envy of Hypnotism.' but had sold out TO
DebralIs, and is, therefore, not respon-
sible for any faults OF Debralls.
The Washington times., 1903-12-09
RAILROAD BONDS.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS

wash Cas- Co., ser A, CO l90l-zI-- 10
wash Gas Co, ser D, Sc l90A-25.- l03
T. S. Elec. Light. Deb. Imp 1902 JUS iO5A
u. S. Elec. Light, Cert lndebt... l9ia
Chss. Pot. Tel. Con. Vs.. lJ5a NoA
wash Ms-set Co., lst 6s, 1902 1to
Nasonie Hall Assn "a. q. 1905 loS
- LLnA ~
The Washington times., 1903-12-09

Stocks have now risen over three
points upon the average on a movement
The Washington times., 1903-12-09
SAYS HE IS CARLISLE,
BUT MAY Be DEBRALLS
Arrest Made for the Sheriff
of Minneapolis.
MAN DENIES THE CHARGES
Romantic Story of Being Secretary tC
Senator Clark, of EIOpement, and
Other Adventures.

A man who posed as John J. Carlisle,
nephew of former Secretary of the
Treasury John G. Carlisle, newspaper
man, politician, and promoter. was ar
rested last night by Detectives Cornwell
and Muller, for the sheriff Of Hennepin
county, Mimi. Of which Minneapolis is
the county seat. The telegram on which
Carlisle was arrested described him as
a slick confidence man." and asked
that he be arrested and held for the au-
liberties there. Requisition papers have
been obtained, said the message, and an
officer would leave for washington as
soon as notified of the arrest.
The Washington times., 1903-12-09
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE
BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.

EQUITABLE BUILDING. 1908 F st. NV.
John JOY Edison. President
Ellis Spear. Vice President
Gee. W. Cssilesr, I'd Yies President
Frank P. Reside, Secretary. noI9-tf
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-14
The Parma Boon.

The Parma Land company and
the Concord Land company have
let contracts for grubbing and seed.
ing 1850 acres, amounting to
5000. These lands surround the
old townsitc of Parma
Ex-Gov. Alva Adams was in
Alamosa Tuesday. Mr.; Adams Is
owner of many thousands of acres
south Of town which the promoters
Of the sugar factory hold an option
on.
:. +. Amber closed "a contract
the first of the week with Michigan
people for the Ncwcomb lands,
the Head ranch and 1900 acres
belonging to Alvn Adams. amount.
ing in all to nlnut G.Ooo acres
Alnmosa journal.
Parma. six miles east Of Monte
Vista was quite extensively farmcd
somc ten or twelve years xgo. since
then but little has lccn done there.
Lately all the lnnd ut ihnt place has
changed hands AMI will in pu, into
crops this spring.
John NJ. kscimupp Of Fort Dodge
Iowa, who purchased the l.ovcland
ranch adjoining Parma. comprising
1890 ncrcs. il making prcpnrn.
tions to put il in crop.
+. &. BirkcI and John Gminry
Of Elkhart, Ind. purchased 3.ioO
acres from the Southern Colorado
Land company II, Psr,nn and have
srrsngci toput 800 acres ia crop.
And there are others who will
trv AMI mxkc two blades of grass
grow where only one hss been
growing heretofore.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-14
NJ. T.. Church.

Prof. l.. ID. Bcckwith will oc-
cupy the pulpit IN the morning
Bro. W. !. Whittier in the even
ing. The pastor will preach at
Nichols.
The Reading Circle meets at
Perry Kennedy Monday evening.
Wlckersham the brilliant lccl-
nrcr will be here cbrwry 2S.
Topic for Epworth Lcngue
"Seliish Ambition and Christ's
Service" Miss Bcrnice Sullivan
is leader.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-14

An agreement WAS entered into
last Saturday 10y which all con
ductors and brakemsn on the
Missouri Pacific railroad in the
freight service will receive All in
crease Of 10 per cent in their
wages. dating from February /.
Passenger conductors aud brake
men will receive an increase Of IL
per cent.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-02-14
Help Build Up The West.

The low rates from the East TO
the West aud the Northwest. Feb.
ruaiy 10 10 April 30, will nnlonbt.
edly bring thousands ot settlers.
Where they will 20 is largely
question Of Inducements, II YOU
nrc interested in securing nny
eastern people Tor your section Of
the West, send their names and
addresses 10 the undersigned. All
the facts mud figures about the trip
will bc promptly sent them.
j. T.. PHsroS. Commercial Agent,
Chicago. Milwaukee 4 81. Paul Railway.
1923 18th Street, Denver