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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04
1eutihlano.
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BURG.


burg.
5amburg, 3. Sept. Or. Nodi,
Der biefss Safenar3t, ertldrt Der ah.
YreFe:
ia Die g~ef6rbsrun9 ruifi9er aus-
tpanoersr fiber Rublanb iuipenoirt III,
it t~peitere anfisduns untpabrf8einli9.
Der 3immertamerab bes erffen 3ran.
ten battle sinsn lei9ten Nnfan. aber
ole anbarsp AusDannsrsr fino geiuno.
,Srei 4%uspanbersr, uel9e lebtsn
Sonnsrfiae nit benz Dampfer Moltte
abfabrsn wOltsn, wuroen gelanoet uno
fanben ieitbsr untsr drstIi9sr geOba9s
tung. aas ftnb qsfuno. Sas Srints
mailer uno bic ianitdrsn 0erbdltnife
bier fino fsbls .los unb bssbalb III cine
Epidemic unwabriaeinlid. gin3elne
Gdle frsili9 m6sen tros Der grbbten
Nufmsrtfamfeit borfommen. SD bin
iibsr3sust, bab ale b~etannten Wittel
segsn @bplsra sebrauGt tuerben.
,Wir esben Der 3ufunft nit &u6e
ent9ssen unb glauben, oab bic Ameris
tnner teinen @runb CUR 8eunrubi9una
6aben."
Der Wann, uel4er bier an @bolera
ftarb, mar nit stpa 80 anberen Ius=
manberern aus &ublanb sstommen.
Die 8eieai9aft bate 2 S~anitdtstas
iionsn paifirt anb bsfanb f9 tteilweiie
an Borb bes ,Moltfs" auf Der unterer
glbs, aIs Der Wasifrat bic Ha@ri9t
bon benz SobesfaIe erbielt. gs tuurbe
bef9loHsn, Die Nustpanoerer tuisbsr au
lanben.
Ran III Der anii9t, bab bic ameri.
tanii9e ahffe tueni9er bur9 bie Gin.
uanbsruns hbsr bsuti9e 0dfen als
bur9 bic i5er Srief 9efdbrbet 1T, ba
bic Cholera bsreits In Gefsrrei9ii9.
Yolen ift.
gngIif9er 8eu9 abge-
fhr3t.
Berlin, 8. Sept. Gutem 0er-
ns6nlsn na9 tpirb bas britii9e 2anal-
gef9waosr ruegsn Der @holera.@sfabr
fsinsn geiu4 in Der SHfss abtir3en.
Na1 elmer benz Ausudrtissn amts au-
sesanssnsn Wslouns bat Der Admiral
Der 6totts. Sir Mrtbur Wilion, feline
abF4t, Sansig anaulaufen, aufgese'
ben unb sr tutrb i9. oa elm abHs9sr
na9 ben ruIfiden @spdRern untsr
ben esgenpdrtissn umadnosn libel Of,
gebra9t pdre, mabrf9einli@ Der i9mss
bii9sn ahits 3upenbsn, tusnr1 sr bic
bsuti9e berldBt.
Gon9reB m q bsim
2atfer.
Berlin. 8. Sept. 3ongrsB-
NOM IWm. Nlbsn Smith bon Mi9i.
gan mar an Sonntag 9lbsnb beim
aaiisr gum Diner e~inselaoen. Sn
elmer untsrreoung bon Is Winutsn
iasts Der 2aifer su Smith:
yprdRosnt &%ooisoslt allsin it Is 3u.
3uI9rsiben. baB Der Griebs 3u Stanb:
fam. gr NOR Der einaiss Wann in
Der Mslt, Der es fsrtis brinseri tonnte.
Or bat feline Muf9abs eldnasnb ssl6H."
Spdter tuuroe 6err Smith BEN
arunprin3sn uno benz Rsi9stan3lsr
~porsetelt.
W an6ber abbeffeIIt
S6orn, 8. Sept. Die Dbl,
f%onsman6per, bic 3wif9en Sborn ans
grombsrs ffattfinben %iolIten, ffnb ab.
befslIt tuorbsn.
8if9of BON gt9ffdtt | N
Sterben.
Nt Il n9en, 8. September. Nad
elmer tslegraphif9sn Melbung aus Gid
fdtt i'm baperii9en &egierungsbsairl
Mittslfrantsn liest Der bortise tatbo'
hide gifdof, Or. 5rana Greiberr Dor
2eonrOo, I'm Sterbsn. ct srbielt Be-
rsits bic isbte CeIung. Der gH4o'
bate am 26. ausuf bas 70. 2ebsnsr
iabr bolsnbet.
Strefts.
26In, 8. September. @ie au!
gHen telsgrapbif9 eeueIoet tpirb, pa
hs, NE Msxkxs{ex hs4 Rottoshrsxho
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04
8ulgarien.
GIIenS / e.
S9weoen.N prwegen.

R6nis Osfar bletbt #.
S.todbolm m, 8. Sept. Das balb'
off3iele vSagblao" ertldrt, bab 2onig
Ostar nod INNER entfGieben bagesen
Jet, bob ein Bring aus benz 6auie Ser.
nabotte ben norwesii9sn 96ron Be.
ffeise.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04
Sanlburg
ltebt iuegen Der GbDleragefabr ire1ge aOntroae iiber
bic Nlstuaa6ertng.

Sas euaGide gsidmaor wrS ieinen 8efuh abfHrsen.- &unsreHmann Smttb
beim &aHer gSibelm Ja observation-disclosures in Spanien.-
gSimter in ben apen singetreen. = Ser Gar oanft
ieinem Seere.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04

cs StPH Wv W.
mdbluns bes 6er3oss aarl gbuarb BON
Sa9isn : 2oburg uno @Otba nit Der
prinseffin gietOria Moslbeib gu S9les.
mig = Solftein : @lidsbur9 finoet auf
S9lOB gliidsburs am IL. Ottober
ffatt, mie nunmebr fefffe6t. uiro bas
2aiierpaar an ben Dermdblungsfeiers
li9teiten thsilnebmen unb an goro Der
Dadt 6oben5olern auf Der @lidsbur'
ger &bsbe sintrefsn. Ser 2aiier unb
feline GemabIin tperben tpdbrenb Der
san3en Geftage auf ber ga9t Wobs
nuns nebmen.
&egi m 8 ubildum.
Berlin, 8. Sept. Mm 20. Dee
3smbsr Tam bas @rsnabierregime1t In
26nigsbeg |. Dr., auf Elm 25O.idbriges
Seffeben 3urtdbliden. CUR Subelfeier
ueroen In a6nissbsrs iomObl Der Rai-
fer mite aud Der 2ronprins srtpartet
uno man min wiRen, bab sc. Maie-
ifdt bic @elessnbtit ersrsiien uno In
gspobnt snti9iebsner Weiis GENTLE
puntts In isiner &ebe berhbren mirb,
wel&e in Der preubiiden Mrmee In LESTER
3eit bel 8runo gum Na9benfen se=
gsbsn habsn. 9ie 8etbeiligung bet
Dem Subildum miro bssbaIb poraus.
fi9tli9 cine auBsroroentli9 groBe iein.
6 arfOpba 2aifer
Jriebri4's.
Berlin. 8. Sept. Der Sarto=
pbas 2aiisr Grieori9's i'm Wauisleum
bsi Der 5risbensfir9s gu pOtsbum. bon
profefOr &einbolo 8egas aus earraris
F9sm Warmor bsrseffent. miro be-
ianntli3 gum 6srbf auf 0eranlahuns
bes 9aifers nod benz gerlinsr Dom
iiberfabrt uno bort aufseaeIt tusroen.
profeROr Besas bat nun bon benz 2ai.
ier ben Muftrag erbalten einen neaen
Sartopbas. ebenio pie Der bisberiee
mar. aus ariedii&em WarmOr bersu-
ffslen. Die MufieQung ioQ ON 81.
Honember erfolgen.
@robbritannien.
n o n.
@Ias9ou. 8. Sept. Sci en-,
taairung Gaoretu @arnesie's als 2Oro-
rector Der Ct. Mnbreus llniberftdt am
II. Dit. wiro bic uniperitdt Carnegie,
BEN amsrifanif4en Botf9aftsr Wbite.
latp Reib In 2onoDn, ben anneritani.
f&en BOti&after @barIemasne 8Owe,
In Berlin. 8ii&of potter bon Seem
Yort, Ni@olas Wurrap Butler, prdi-
bent Der Columbia unipsrfitdt bon
ylstu Yorf unb Or. Wm. 5. SoIanb.
Director .oes Carnegie Wuieums In
pittsburg 3u Direftoren Der @e9ts er.
r1ernen.
. per-S pnbitat sebi
inbie Bra9e.
2iberpool, 8. Sept. SowObl
britif9e mie fontinsntale 9ampfer.
linitn babsn fi9 bon Der norbatlan,
tif9en Sampferfpnoitat Iossefast uni
t6nnsn baber beliebige paKagierraten
fsffetsn. gs uirb iebo9 nit Bs.
fimmtbeit angetommsn. baB feine2inis
bic 0erantmortuns iibernebmsr miro.
Nenberungen 3u MAIDEN.
Hnblans.
g o3iaItfif&e & 10 a I I,
2ibau, 8. Sept. Bel Der Mb,
rsiie bon &eierbiffen beruria9ten BIZ
Soaialifsn bier unrubsn. BEL bsnsr
10 perfonen get6btet unb so bsruuri'
bet tpurben.
Die So3ialifen feuerten bon einen
6auie auf bas Wilitdr lino lebtere!
anttportete NIT elmer Salbe. Die So
palerie grif bic Weni&enmense mi
9e3ogenen Sdbeln an.
Die &eierbife1 batten ni9t geba9t
bab unruben bortommen uiiroen. 81
Stabt bate ibnsn borbsr elm Gef ge
geben unb biele tparen bon 6rauei
unb 2inbsrn begleitet.
Strafe u Weuterer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04

r9b = Mabame fteuern einen 100
pfer6iaen Renntpagen = febr ristuntl
Das iast benn oa Sbr 9err 9emahl
ba3u?"-vNun = mas ion 6enn Der
bo5u fagen = i9 bin ia nit 100000
Dart in Der 2ebensperii9erung!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04
Uurbu1i9isamReiOr

UorbMi9iganR eiDrts
S9neu unb bequem errei4bar, bia genn'
iulbania 2inien unb Granb &apibS uno
Snbiana giienbatn.
Rein @a9Spntpecbfel
Der rHortbIanb 2imiteb" 3us, tdsIi9 na4
granb 8apiSs, Ottapa Bead, Rustegon,
Gabiuac, 1rarerie Gitp, Hortbport, Betoss
ten, Ban 8iem, @equetonitng, Sarbor
Springs, Gbarlepoir, ct. Sgnace, Nadttac
unb anberen Yunften.
Snr9laufenoe
S9laf= mno Speiie=W as9ons.
Sonntag, %. Stunt, I'M 7.20 nbr Abenbs,
bic S@lafpassons2inie fpirb etabIirt non
SnbianapcIiS ria Rthmonb unb Der o. ".
& 3. Gi1enbabx, THE Fishing Line). Giir
S6Iafwaaeon R~eierpation wenbe maj ftd
an bic TtdetsN genten poer
81. y. 8i&arbfpn, y. o. q. u.
SnbianapoIis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04
Stalieg.
u merifanif9e grpebi.
n n

~ w ! ! " u w " v
tipn.
O enua, 8. Sept. Der ameri=
tani'9e 2rsussr minneapolis" nit
@ontre. Momiral @befter unb aroeren
Ritglieoer Der Expedition an 8urb,
wel9e bic SonnenFnfernib bonn 80.
Ausuf bsoba9tste. if bon Bona,
Mlgier, bier angetommen.
Dement, aus benz 8atican n.
@ o m, 8. Sept. Die MR. prsfs
wirb burd cine bobe perf6nlidfeit i'm
Watiean eIfu9t, bic @ert9.e. Bah aus
benz 8atiean 9robe 2unfiddbe seftobs
fen pOrosn ieien, fur abio!ut untabr
gu ertldren. ginise fiinflerif4 sebun-
oene albums tpurosr bon sinsm Sens.
barmen geffoblen, bod ii bic 6aae
bon teiner 8eoeutung.
Gtina.
mertfani9 der 9 u d.
9onatong, 8. Sept. Der
britii&e Momiral bat einem 2anonen.
boot ben Bsfsbl ertbeilt, ben .@alao",
auf tusl4em f9 bic amsrifanif3en Be.
iu9er b%efinbsn. ben 6Iub binauf su
be8lsitsn.
@eneralfoniul SAB bat bon benz
Yi3et6nig cine gnti9uloisung tuessr
Der beIsioisenbsn plutats auf ben
Straben bsrlangt. Ser 8i3stbnig bat
firense geFrafuns Der 8bdter 3use.
f4ert.
Setretdr 9aft unb SRI. Rouiebelt
fino beute bel BEN @oubsrneur Sir
Wattbeu Watbau gum @abelfrhbftd
ein9elaben.
Sirfei.
6euersbrunH 4.
Qonf q ntinopeI 8. Sept.
gu Iorianopel ri9tete am Samfag
cine Jeusrsbrunf risfisen Saaben an.
Sn ben bon @ris9sn, Nrmsaisrn, Bull.
garen unb Suben bstnobnten Disrteln
tpurosn 1000 Sduisr aerff6rt. 0isle
Reni@en finb u%msefOmmen. MuBer
Der tatboliiasn 9irde, Mofdssn, S&u-
len. eineut 2lotsr unb Eslsgrapben=
dmtern tuaren rusnige @ebdube ber-
fdert.
8ulgarien.
ellen stone.
Sofia, 8. Sept. Die amerifas
nif&e Wiiiondrin GLEN Stone, beren
gntfabrune bura ~bulsarii9s Brigan.
ten Dor einigsn Sabren bte gan3e Welt
in M%ufreguns bsrieBte, mill f& Der
slei8en @sfabr no9mals ausieben.
Die Dame bsabfi9tist in Der nd4Fen
3eit cine nit elmer WiffOnsanffalt per'
bunbene .Mdb9eni9uIe In Der Wdbe
bon Wonaffir 81 er6fnen.
S9weoen.N orwesen.
46nia Osfar bIetbt eft.
StodboIm m, 8. Sept. Das balb'
off3isQe .Sagblab" srtldrt, baB 8ontg
Ostar nod INNER sntf9isoen basesen
fei, bob ein Bring aus benz 6auie Ser.
nabOtte ben noruesii&sn 96ron Be.
fteise.
Spanien.
9 omberlattenta
3 arceIona, 8. Sept. Nuf
Der Warine : parabe erplobirte beute
cine 8ombe, tpdbreao biele spaaier-
gdnser fi9 auf benz ptaBe %bsfanoen.
Cine Grau tpurbe 9et6otet. 5 anbere
perionsn tbbili9 unb Is lei9ter ber.
lsbt. Die Bombe mar nit Cement INN.
bhat. Der Sbdtsr 1T unbsfannt.
Maroffo.
unrubtge3 fdnbe.
8 artger, 8. September. Ser
Stamm Der angeras fibrt ge~genudrtig
nit benz 8nnbiten Raifuli eine1 tleinen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04

3an3ibar, 8. Sept. Inter
ben gingeborenen faner 10 peRfdle
Dor, bon oenen 5 nit &oo snbeten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-04
Spanien.
9 m b q /.

. o m D : n dttent q I.
BareeIpna, 8. Sept. Nuf
Der Wari1e : parabe erplooirte beute
cine Bombe, tudbrenb bisls Spa3ier-
gdnser fi& auf benz ptabe %bsfanoen.
Cine Grau tuurbe set6otet. 5 anbere
perionsn tbbiIi9 unb Is lsi9ter bsr'
lsbt. Die Bombs NOR nit 3ement un,'
bilt. Der Sbater III unbefannt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-18

they chose. Fitzgbbon, who bitterly anti
Irish, only an Irish traitor be, Indignantly
hated Curran because he patriotic Irishman
When they met, and the word had been given
Curran in an offhand way, presented his pistol
and fired. Not SO, however, Fitzgbbon. With a
look of concentrated hate in his face he took aim
for at least half minute before he drew trigger
but he missed.
Curran coolly remarked at is not your fault
Mr. Attorney; you were deliberate enough
Fitzgbbon, when later on he raised to the
Bench and became Lord Clare, had his revenge
upon Curran, giving decisions against him in
wholesale fashion, that the loss of Currans in
come in few years estimated at thirty thousand
pounds. One day when Curran was pleading before
Lord Clare in a most important case the latter
brought Newfoundland dog upon the Bench and
played and talked with it during Curran's appeal.
Curran suddenly stopped short in the midst of his
Grafton.
Go on go on, Mr.. Curran!" said Lord Clare
momentarly raising his head from beside the head
of the fondled dog.
"Oh, beg thousand pardons, my 1ord!' said
Curran II thought your lordship was in consul
taton."
Those the days of the beaus, and conse-
quently it would have been considered bad TASTE
if on going out to be killed did not titivate
himself as though he went to wedding A friend
of Curran dropping in him day, found him
in the hands of his hair-dresser.
well, fitting out for a spree, Curran?" queried
the friend.
Yes" said Curran langudly, I'm preparing for
the Provost's ball"
This was so, for that evening he going out
to fight Hutchinson the Provost of Trinity College
Curran was in stature small and slight. There
contemporary of his at the time named
Egan, who ponderous fellow and had about
him good deal of the bravo, though for all this
he had soft heart and used to break down and
blubber like child when compelled to pass hard
sentence upon prisoner. Because of some little
difference Curran, who then Master of the
Rolls, challenged Bully Egan as he known
to meet him at Donnybrook. They met; and after
Curran in perfunctory manner, had discharged
his pistol, he said
My honor is satisfied" and was about to walk
away.
- Go Slow" said Bully Egan. II want to
have shot at your honor before you leave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-18

IN the early part of the last century an Irish
gentleman of the old school, finding he
dying, called his to the bedside. my
boy, he said your father is about to go from
you. In worldly goods he has only some large
debts and few small mortgages to bequeath
to you, but to make up for that he will leave
to you the wisdom of his life: Never drink my
boy, with your back to the fire, nor fight with
your face to the Good-byl God bless you'll"
These were the days when the Irish landlord and
official class drank hard and fought harder, and
when were men who lived at large upon the country
whose relaxation was drinking and whose avocation
was dueling. No Irish lawyer politician then
was fitted for his office, able to retain it. if among
his accomplishments he did not number the faculty
of meeting his man without fear and reaching his
mark without bunging. In proportion to his cool
ness and his aptness Ion the sward'' the
measure of his rise both in power and popular
esteem
When Dick Toler of Beechwood, County Tippe-
rary on his death-bed he asked for his sons
To the elder he said Richard you were always
a numskul and could not hit turf-stack, so l
must provide for you leave you my estate AS
for you, lack he said to the second "you were
always credit to your father: there is my case of
pistols the table; I'll leave them to you. Pro-
vide for Yourself
That the father not mistaken in his estimate
of Jack was soon apparent to the world, for, al
of legal knowledge, any intellectual attainment
Jack Toer first shot himself up the Bar from the
Bar up to the Bench, and from the Bench into the
Lords.
Even when he the Bench Judge Nor
bury would challenge and fight with barrister
who dared to disagree from of his rulings. He
shot Fighting" Fitzgerald and two others with
their pistols muzzle to muzzle. He proved himself
cruel Judge especially to any Irishman who was
proved guilty of the terrible crime of loving his
country too well. Any such who came before him
on trial for his life rarely escaped; and Norbury
earned for himself the title of The Hanging
Judge"
Norbury being day at dinner whereat also
was Curran, the famous Irish lawyer orator and
wit, refused some boiled tongue that was rendered
to him by his host, remarking that he could
bear boiled tongue, but if it had been hung he
might have tried it.
My Lord" spoke up Curran, If you only con-
sent to try it, it will, most assured1y, be hung"
Curran, by the way fought many duels in his day.
Having, in the Irish House of Commons accused
Fitzgbbon the Attorney General of sleeping on the
Bench while statutes of ferocous cruelty were bes
ing enacted, he was challenged by Fitzgibbon the
arrangements being that the parties should fire when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-18


Curran appreciated the wit of the remark and
returned and took up his position again.
Egan looked at him for little time, and
then said: After ALL l won't humor you by
firing at you, give myself the bother of
killing you so if you care to come and shake
hands I'll let you off without shot"
Blaze awayi' said Curran I'D rather YOU
missed me with your pistol than touched me with
your hand
There of course, as usual a great amused
crowd in attendance, and they were heartily en-
joying the humor of the thing.
Anyhow, said Egan lit is very unfair con-
test, for while you might hit as easily as you
would a hay-stack, l might as well be aiming at
the edge of at your thin carcass
If you think so, said Curran, well begin
again fair terms. Let your second chalk off
upon your body slice the size of me, and shall
not count any ball of mine that hits outside that
mark"
Curran's duel with Bully Egan ended in up
roarious amusement. The two enemies walked off
arm in arm and the crowd returned to Dublin in
the best hurnor in which sight-seers ever had come
back from duel
In the disturbed political period that interviewed
between 1880 and 1900, it is calculated that not
less than three hundred noted duels took place
Members of Parliament then, who took offense at
anything said or done by political opponent
challenged their friend the floor of the House
of Commons; withdrew with their hackers had their
fight; and one or both Gf both Fortunately re-
turned to the House. and joined once in the
debate.
Henry Grattan, the celebrated Irish orator and
statesman, in these days asked for advice by
young man entering political life He replied
deliberately: Keep COOL take good aim fire first
that is ALL Grattan began his dueng career
by fighting Lord Earlsford, and ended by fighting
and killing Isaac Cory Chancellor of the Exchequer
1t was Cory who issued the challenge, and think
it will be conceded that he had some provocation
for doing SO, when it is stated that Grattan in the
course of debate upon the proposed union with
England spoke of Cory in the following somewhat
uncomplimentary terms Il will not call him
villain, because it would be improper and he is a
Privy- Councillor; will not call him fool because
he happens to be Chancellor of the Exchequer;
but say: he is who has abused the privilege
of Parliament and the freedom of debate by utterng
language which if spoken out of the House should
answer only with blow. l not how high his
station, how low his character how contemplate
his speech, whether he be a Privy-Councilor or a
parasite, my answer would be blow"
When the celebrated Sir Boyle Roche one day
addressing the House, number of young men
belonging to the opposition tried to cough him
The Washington times., 1905-11-03
SOLICITOR PENFIELD'S
MYSTERIOUS MISSION
On His Way Back From Brazil, Where
He Was Sent to Make
Investigation.

According to a dispatch received at
the State Department this morning
William L. Penfield, the solicitor of the
department, left Rio Janciro, Brazil.
this morning by the most direct route
on his return to the United States
Solicitor Penfield went 10 Brazil early
in September on a secret mission for
the State Department. This he has now
ACCOMPLISHED The Official declaration
regarding the object of his mission was
that it was for the purpose Of promoting
commercial intercourse between Brazil
and the United States.'
In view of the fact, however. that Mr.
Penfield is the law officer OF the de
partment. and that ne has never hac
any interest or training along CONNER
ciaI lines, this statement has always
/ been accepted with reserve.
From other quarters it has been sug
! Rsested that the real reason for Judge
Penfields visit was TO examine int
! some alleged charges against the man
] agement OF one or more of the United
! states consular offices in Brazil.
The Washington times., 1905-11-03
IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales of the board, including after call.
amounts TO S51.OOO in bonds. and shares
of stock. 1859
Following are the quotations of to-
days market:
Washington Street Railway As, $4,000
ASIA sl5,0OOqslH. Sl.O0Od91ls. S24,OOOa91B.
Potomac Electric Power SIS. s1,OCOa
1861.
Capital Traction. 1Oa145lk. 5q145S.
5G145%. lO1l451k.
Washington Street Railway preferred
5od9514. 50Q93h, 10O0935s
Union Trust. 5dl49
American National Bank, 1GQlSl, 100
1874
National Union, 1O0d7iA, 100q71a. 95a11s,
lO007l5. 100a5ia, 100d71z. iOedftz-
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
las
Washington Gas. SASSY, 25q59h. 25Q
/ 599s. 25Q59$. 25I59;s. 2oqSS5 9tI L0a a, =
/ Q60. 25Q60 25d601s. 25g6O1s. 2oa6O1s;
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! 109d26Ss
After Can-washingtOn Gas Certih-
Gates. 81 .OO0d12012.
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! Commercial National Bank, 10G1921A
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Washington Street Railway preferred
I 1EEFQq2.
The Washington times., 1905-11-03
LARGE TRADING
IN READING STOCK
No Dealing in Less Than
500 Share Lots.
TRACTION ISSUES STRONG
Metropolitan Railway and Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Advance-LOndon
Large Buyers of Erie.
TRACTION ISSUES STRONG

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-The market for
Reading has not been as broad as 1t
might appear from the enormous v5i-
urne of transactions. Almost no one
has vcntured in the Reading crowd with
the idea OF trading in less than 500
share lots at time.
There have been neavy realizing sales
OF long stock on which there are fire.
quently enormous profits. The move
ment in Erie IS allied to the Reading,
the same active spectators being
prominent in both
The stock market this morning was
feverish and al times excited, but Read
ing was not so vividly prominent as it
was in the last hour yesterday. In
terests that are concerned IN market
movements of Reading say there - no
intention of making the stock scarce.
The room traders swung unusually large
lines both WAYS. buying and selling from
1000 to 5.0o0 shares al a time.
Traction stocks showed decided
strength, Metropolitan Railway advanc-
Ing IL. to l22%, and Brooklyn Rapid
Transit rose rs. TO f4S8. The huylng OF
Duluth shares continued aggressive and
the preferred stock made a gain Of 81
per cent, to 46St, over Is points abov'
closing Wednesday.
London houses were large buyers o.
Erie common and also bought steel, bu
sold other international issues Afte
general demonstration in strength al
around the room
Government bonds were unchanged
railroad and other bonds steady.
The Washington times., 1905-11-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
RECORDED TO-DAY

940 North Capitol strcet-Elizabeth A
Trusler to Henry NJ. Kingsley, lot %,
square ga, $40
Franklin street northwest. between
Fourth and Fifth streets-Paul Bona
wires ct ux 70 AIeander Bonavires. lots
- and $50. square SO 30
1874 L street northwest-George W.
Dover ct uX. TO Benjamin L. Stricken
lot 43. square 231, $40.
Clifbourne-Frank Lyon ct uX. to E.u-
dora NJ. Latin. lot y, block 2, So
Seventh street southeast, between G
lJS. to Florence d. McAuliffe and Sam
uel J. Brinkley, part original lot 10,
square 90f. SO
Mclean avenue southwest. between
Third and Four -and-a-half streets-A.
NJ. McLachlen ct al, trustees, to John
Miller. lots 10 to l22, square 546. 1855.
Addition to LeDroit ParE-James
Strayer, to Sophia c. Robinson. lot 81,
block 80 $40
Thlrty-ffth street northwest between
T and L streets--Wilbur S. Hinman ct
ux. to William D. Payne, lot 2l2,
Mt; Airy and Friendshig-B 43 Brainsrd b rTa,.
/ mon. lot 9. block 2 SO
I and Twelfth streets-George W. Brown
/ to William II. and .1ary l. Walton,
| part origiEat lot 2 square 800. so.
! georgia avenue southeast between
! Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
/ Margaret c. Lohr to Clarence S Owen
/ lot 40 square 1O45, $40
Bloomingdale-John Henderson, jr., ct
ux TO Nellie NJ. Wood. lot 80. block il
Back street. eorgetown-Eckert j
/ Sacks. ct uX to Louis w Schneider
lot 81. square 1860. $40.