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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-16
Warplanb unb Eenniplbauia.ga5n

8iee o~erIafen sortf.a penne.st ation:
7.30 8ortH. naG gorf, tdsIi6, ausoenpms
men Gonntnes.
$50 Born. nadb Geltd. nut scnntaas.
$50 iiad 8elair, tielid, auSeenommeu
Gurntngs.
1926 glndbm. nab gors, tdeIin, ausaenom,
men Gonrtnqs.
400 glatm. mad 9elta, riir Gonntaas.
4.20 mad 9eIta, tdaIif, nussenommer an
Sonutdg.
600 gndbm. mad ealair, tdaIi6. .nusoencm.
uteu GpnufdgS.
1000 Mbenbs, nod eeI1tr. nur Gunniuas.
11.45 Aoenbs, mad gtlair, Wlittipo6 unb
edniltaA,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-16
SaltimOr. T~ampi'Safst'GO.
NM. 49, .unnrt. in.n nlai nInIa

N-ITTN WNV 0HVtF TUT VWN NuIN TNIN'J
Die Ier. Ginuicrs8oit bef6ro,rno.
Sumpfer inbrcn tillib Sonnt1gs ausaeuOU1a
mcit, BON ocR .Qup 2inc"sBiers. gIr. t0-t3.
9iabtsGtrabe, ESQ 9bcnos oircit nGh SIo
Boint Comfort, GSOriolt. gor.smpu.b uno alelt
8oint Comfort nit Is. & O..@iien6nbn" nab
8ifmono,. glcrbinounG IN portsmouth nit Dem
~Scuhonro slir Cine" foIioeu 9ug bon Gprtss
nit ber .%gltlonlic COAT Cine. glnrioIt unh
Gnrolind. 9torfoIi uuo tiio,t9, gIorioIf nio
meitIiG uno SO Dominion Cine" nu9 9tetps
bern, @albington, R.zG., uno Ridbnuuo, ia.
@labl3eifen nnh europdiihem Blanc. 9uTIs
rt0ie Gaiiiten5tmI1er. eleltrif6e 9~eleu6t1ng,
SampfDei5ung, Roien fret. Neferbirte aGtiteHs
simmer In hen VinetsBiiCeuur 6er nRao Cine:
gr. 32t, @eitsQultimoresStrn Be gr. 500 mo
sos, 9igbtsStrnsc, g. u. g. Office, Or. 2t5.
Nuros9burIcssStrnb uHo Nibaugb'S, CHARLES
lt1b GeriugtonzS irdfe.
Subu n. Sbcriuru6, e. Sr1pu,
SicesPrdf. II. Seu.s 0lanaeer. Gen. sBnf. ssleent
(Ic;2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-16
NOrOOcuti6er 9lobO.
8eseImGkiss 9ampHdifffaBrt
5tpiiten


4egcImGEige 9ampfIdififnBrt
5tpii6en
Baltimore nn0 Bremen
0ur6 Die nelen un6 erprobterl, mi
allen 8equemli6teiten b~erie5enen
BoItOumpfer erIter 4IaiIe:
nGbetn," n@ranoenburg,"
.Nedar," oGbemnis,
nMain," ngreslaiI."
Qie @rpe6itionstage firt6 pie foIgt
bon Baltimore: -
,@rcSlau," Sunlitog SEN 81. San,
, llDr 9tnHmittag2.
,9ormitoot," Mittuod, Oclt 20.
6e6ruor, , ltbr NadmittagS.
yGero," WtittWoh, Den 1. 6ebrllar,
, ll6r 9odmitta9@.
oCl0cnbur0," W}ittwod, Den S.6ebr.,
, llGr NahmittogS.
,GoIicl," N}ittpodl, Sen %. 6ebrunr,
, ll6r 9}aHmittugS.
ySDCllllltBy MtIlIluuu], uVI' o. "'ulO,
, llbr 9tahmittu9$.
3peite aaiiite-B
Bon $3.50 m.
3pii6en6eds .RaIinge.Yreiie:
s9 %r, saI'm'T; mad $500
Bon grcnIsn mad Baltimore $34.OO.
8uHbrelis . 9iaete oou Baltimore Had
gremen utO 5uriif 500
@}eeen Sruht uno 4GiinGe tperpe mon f9
oil ote @euernragerte
u. Sdumafer & &c.,
Nr. 4t9, Saroper.G traBe.
ODER
GomarS Haine,
cttoC Ses .EsntfhsH @orrripunbeutsa."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-16

; ac0cn gu 9nuft fur HpubUn uub 9aris an.
Sam6nrg.ImCrifasSiuie,
81 8rcoomap, Rep-0orf.
artbnr 8, GObiun,
II MeIt.@ entre.S Strobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-16

'AYthftIl
Some SrienoIp Society, 1926, 2ih
BEN : glbenue.
SO. &. SbafeIforb & Co., 2, SIt.
SaratosoitraBe.
Senrp N. @urfieIo (3opaD, 210.
Slt.2eringtonItraBe.
8irdbeao & Son 214, Oit.2ering.
ton StrnBe.
SenneB & GdpIor, 306, SIt.2eging'
ton : StraBe.
Burner & Sbomds, 2, Oit.Saratoaa.
StraBe. 'E
90. o. @elOen, II, Sft-8Ienfdtt.
StroBe.
Seiterii6ere @0beI. 2agerung.
@rabom'8 8orcborlle, Gorf Gpcnue
uno 0oGpbinsS trnBe.
@rimoeigGntbums. Watler.
&ierre 6. 9ugan & Nepbetu, t6,
2erington.S traBe.
@u6banbllng.
@untber's OeutI6e 9udban0luno.
sos, Sit.9aItimore.S traBe.
@Gder.Geqiiiiten.
Che @pers & $tds Co., 104, SiiO.
&oiunro-S troBe.
9aubol5-S6nbIer.
Sbos. Mattbelps & Son, Carton.
glbeltlte uno Iibemarle.S traBe.
Geo. S. Sloan & Bro, Ala, Sight.
StraBe.
9led). uno emaiairte Stabltpaarett.
National @nameling & stamping
Co., 100, Sanoper.S traBe.
0ompfmaidinen, 4eIiel II. 8umpen.
8aaace Stebbins & Cons, CHARLES.
unb 2Ombaro-S traBe.
2an6wirti6aftli6e @er6tbe uno 90.
mereierr.
@riffitb & Surner Co., 205, 9or6.
EacaitraBe.
Srnamentale 9robt-9rbeiten
0ufur & Co., 311, R..Somar6.S ctr.
S6nitt. uno Gur5ipaoren.
Irmitrong, Gator & Co., t06-1S,
Sopfinss8lace.
S~regeIas, Sertei & SO, 100, Sop.
fins.8lace.
Sbiiren, Seniterrabmen II. HauIeaur.
Sralf 8. @atfins & &c., gratt. llnS
Breiibent-S trabe.
Sdnupitabafs Sabrifanten.
81. Starr & Co., 436. Noro.G alpert.
StraBe.
3eitid)riiteu = Wo9a5in etc.
Baltimore Neps 60, 3t9, 8eIt,
@erman.S traBe.
SrtebBofe.
Souoon Barf Cemetery, Office 81,
We5t.S aratodasS trase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-16
NieoertanOe nno o e.
iibnngent

allsl1nber miiiien nit I1iien per-
Ieben ieiu, ieood miro btcie MaBre.
sel BET Soitrilten inter geip0bnIi6en
ltnit1nben nidt a~ngeipertbet. Naf)
eincm aufentbalt bon aiuei Monatcn
ieood) miiiien iid IrsIdnber ioentifi.
airen lino regiitriren IaiIen, Sci Ser
@breiie lit Die gor5eisuns eines Sc.
ordinations 9apiers nidt eriorber.
IidJ.
Sn g II a Waramaribv) iper.
ben Bafe nidt bcrlanet, ebenlo anf
So'p.n (@ataoia). - Sir g nm o.
t r a @abang) beiteben bieieIben &e.
geln,e ieooh tblit rnaa @crTiIts bal.
Der ett, einen Yab nit fiji 81 flip.
rrit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-16

NnlnpDIis. Wt, N"pO1fSlnti0Il, !1.5O mo
*S45 %. !4.55 unb l5.55 q. CONFERENCE.-THE
$500 unb 5000 g., -l12.05 M&ittnas, 1900,
1885. GOO uro 2lt.t0 gl6cnbS.
Sreoerid, Mt. 9iopatStation. 29.45. l9.4S q,
gantoous Stntiou. 1875, 1900. ?q.15 mo 1000
Sorni, !t,25. 1850 Wlo $500 2tbeRbs.
@indeiter, Or. RoNobS tdtiou. l7.t0 y. uno
!243 y. Characterization, 1920 O., 1900 ,ue
1850 9tohm.
6agcretulun, Mt. GobnISt niion, 1916 Born,
800 gindm. GnnoensS tutiuu, 1900 8ormy
1850 uito 400 9fahnt.
Gmeutt.6itp ltrO Mt. girn, Gamocns Citation,
!7.35. ,29.t5 gorm.. 1925, 1850, $500 Gabw.,
$3.50 itno *tt.45 4bcnns.
Curtis Ban, 91m6cnsS iuiion, 1928 SOrni.
Snrnh. Wit. 5"iobuhStaiiun, *2.43 9iodll.
eamoensS totion, $500 9indut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-16
VGIle! YGNc!

gdHe! Taiie!
5nr @eiie in's slnslanb beiOrsi s.
Blaine, Tr. iii, ct. Saul trafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-16
Spnrbanfen.
Central Sabings gant, CHARLES
un0 2eringtonsS traBe.

gunfiers iuO @afler,
$om6Ieton & Co., ~, SIt-2erington.
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-16
9ein BuB6pana.
9 1 NJ D..

Srembe IN ser Sfwei5 broltbell
feline Bdiie por8uioeiien, iebob miro
angeratben, auf bel einem @eiude
oieies 2anbes cine berartige 2egitt.
NATION nit iid 5t fiibren. Sotc!be'
Iiser iino in oer Shuei5 fir lire
.Wdite perartiportltd, ieood miiiIen
Srem Sc In 8~oitbduiern uno Yripat.
pobnutgen innerbalb breibig Eagen
TIRE 9aiie bel Ser Ortspoli5ei einrei.
den, nllo miro linen oanli Elm giif.
entbaIts : 9eredtiaunesihein aiisge.
iertiet. Mitsldnoer fonuetl 81 ieoer
8eit unsebinoert pieoer bas Sanb
berlaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-16

NelusDurt.
ScftIi6 Serl.Gamoen gerl. MI. No0al
56lnhung9p1 ....SdaI. 3.5f 9. $50 q.
RGrlor & SpeiIe. .5daI. 7.558 .. 1880 sc
Nnflet Rarlor. nusg. @. $50 g. 9.54 9.
8nrIor. Gpeiie, mir Gu. 9.528. 9.57 &c
8nrlor, Speife. aus9. 9. tt.50 3. @tt.54 g.
tarlor, Speiie.: 9dNl. 1.56g 81 1902 Y,
ssinnnl Simttco," Gusf6IieBliber Iulnalis3na,
Hlittets. 5tunds, 9arlors, Celebrations llilo
SpeifesgSGggons, Sd9l. 3.4s Y. 5.52 O.
8drInr, Spetie. .GdaI. 600 81. 6.05 ~
Goodies. Rbila., nlIsa 9. Tbs u. 500 N.G
9nahes, Bbilu. ..3iNI. 400 ". 0.05 Wig
Sdluftuaagnn.. 9dgl. 1888 lP. 1874 W.
Der lofale Sdlufpappon itndb g,eips g)orf III i'm
vi. EphulsBnbtbofe im 1000 glbeHos 5ur gnt'
labnlc bon Fuilnoieren bereit.
VI ltuh NtianticsGitD al ModbeftdaeH; -
nab Ntlautic.SitD tdgIi6.
Nue Sifge bnlten In @llminltur. q bait
IN GBeiter an.
gerI. Gambler gerl. Qtt Robaf
Ehila. slffon. MIR Con. SOB q. s.t0@,
8biLn., gifoft. ausg. g. s.t5 q. S.20&.
9btla. Grpreb, oiisg. 9. 2.209G 2259.
GbiIn. 9Ifon.. nur 60. 6.tO 81. 615a.
S8b!iIa. @rpreR, dnses 8. 355a. S.99a.
B1tla. Grpreb. =. .Sdgl. 900 u. 9.05 ".
giHetsSireanI: Gnrotueitsgde Gbnrless tno
SaratpeasStrnBe (sJ. M s. M.As@ebirbe),
9lr. 526. Giiosgroaoipab. Wt 8op1lsStniiop
uoer GambcisStdtipit.
.. y. Martin, Mar. .gnf. TrufTic.
Is. u. Ballet, Sen. .Baii ..sIgeat.
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3eiti6riftcn = Wo9a5in etc.
Baltimore Stems 60, 3tS, 8eIt,
@erman.S trabe.
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
BEAR PRESSURE FORCES
COTTON PRICES DOWN

NEW YORK, Dec 2S-There was
further pressure on the cotton market
this morning. chiefly from the bears,
who were seeking TO catch stop-loss or
oers believed 10 be near the market.
Although brokers frequently acting for
Wall Street houses were pretty free
sellers, commission houses sold moder-
ately- Under these influences prices
started three to six points lower, and
In ten minutes were eight points down
from the final prices Of yesterday.
Opening quotations: December, II. "a
a1I25; January, 11.22aII.23: February,
1L3o bid; March. 11.54aIL55; April
May. 117OaI1-71
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
RECORDED TODAY

street northwest. between Thirty
nrst and Thirty-second streets-AIary Il.
10 nouIs 70 Henry c. Staub, lot 30. square
cleveland Park-H. Rozier DuIany.
trustee, to John l.. Warren, part $40
addition 10 lie Droit Park-Bates War
lot IS, block b. $500
DouglaSs-Martha NJ Moore TO Fannie
L. Moore. lot Z, $3.50
Thirty-second street northwest be-
tween Prospect and n streets-William
ID Green ct uK. 10 Joseph A. Waters;
lot %. square 1913, SO
Girls PortIon--George w. Madert ct
ux. 10 hyron NJ. Parker. part; $40.
lzOs Massa chusetts avenue northwest
Elizabeth Trunnell to James Robbins,
lot y. square 2S3; SO
Roberts Choice-Jane T.. Washington
et yir. Peyton. to Lawrence o. Posey,
sart: $40
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
DISTRICT GRAND LODGE
SELECTS ITS OFFICERS

The election OF officers of the Grand
Lodge of the District Of Columbia, F.
A. A NJ, was held last night a. Ma
sonic Temple. Following was the re-
suit:
Walter A. Brown, grand master; +. J.
Woodman. deputy grand master; A. 3.
Coolidge, senior grand warden: A w.
Johnston, junior grand warden; James
A. Sample, grand secretary, Thomas II.
Young, grand treasurer; D. w. Skellen-
grand chaplain; Henry K Simpson. as
sistant grand chaplain; George c. Ober.
grand marshal; ]. Claude Keeper, senior
grand deacon: Ben w. Murch. junior
grand deacon: Charles Z. Baldwin,
grand sword bearer; T. John Newton,
grand pursuivant: John Speed Smith,
senior grand steward; Alexander Nc
Kenzie, junior grand steward; W. c.
Bickford grand tiler.
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
NATIONAL CITY BANK
STOCK IN GOOD DE NAND

BUSINESS on the local stock exchange
today was reduced to the smallest pro
portions existing for many days. With
the knowledge that call money in New
York was reuling at 100 per cent pre-
MUM the older ones who had gone
through occasions of the same kind be-
fore were disposed to go slow in taking
on any large commitments and the
trading was confined largely to the new
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
ELECTION WAGERS
ARE STILL UNPAID

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-In spite of the
fact that Mayor Mcclellan has receiv-
ed his certificate ot election. the stake
holders have not yet paid over the
money in their hands bet on the mayor
atty election.
1t is estimated that about 1900. 900
has been held up on account of the
waiting for one of their number to take
the initiative.
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
MISS HELEN GOULD OWES
RAILROAD MEN A PRIZE

RICHMOND. Ind. Dec. 2S.-Although
she has not yet been told. Miss Helen
Gould owes the Peru. Ind. Y NJ. c. A.
organization Of Wabash railroad men. a
prize of 5000
Some time ago Miss Gould offered
this sum II the Y. NJ. G. A. would In
crease its membership 200 by January l.
1906. This has been accomplished, max
ing the total membership 500.
The Washington times., 1905-12-28

The demand for the stock of the new
National City Bank was insistent and
all the stock for sale In the neighbor-
hood of 137 was freely taken with q
continual bid at the highest range of
took but As shares to clean up all the
offers to 139&. which was the closing
price asked. The prices paid represent
premium of over S12-0 on the amount
paid in.
The Washington times., 1905-12-28

There was also a good market for
Metropolitan Citizens Bank and two
ten-share lots were promptly taken at
345. The activity which has marked this
stock for the past two months has been
somewhat unusual for a security of this
kind. and is due. IL is stated. to the dis
posal of quite a large block belonging
to an estate which has been gradually
going into strong hands
The Washington times., 1905-12-28

The market on Greene Copper remains
almost stationary Notwithstanding the
tremendous excitement and changes in
Cupper stocks on the other exchanges
of the country Options are in good
request. which would Indicate a firm
belief in future higher prices
While there were no transactions in
the Graphophones, the demand for the
common at Az was stronger than any
day since the announcement of the issue
OF new stock. The preferred. which had
some attention shown IL recently, was
passed over with Indifference to prices
registered.
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
MARKET RALLIES
IN SECOND HOUR
Money Situation Causes
Early Selling.
STRAIGHT CALL BUSINESS
Little Effort to Borrow on Agreement
That Loan Stands Until
Tuesday.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s-The market
on the whole. rallied after the second
hour Buyers or stock figured that
on stock at an average of par. u
per cent should DE added to the DUR
chase price to defray the cost of car
rying 1t over night: u would carry
II from now until Tuesday.
There seems to be little effort to-
day to borrow money on agreement
that the loan shall stand until Tues
Gay. Business on the floor is prac-
ticaIiy all IN money on straight call.
Ihe only influence affecting trading
today was the money situation. Short
~ after the opening, after loans had
Deer; made at 30 per cent, money was
quoted at 75 per cent bid. and a number
OF commission houses and outside trad
ers at once turned sellers.
Fool manipulators and operators long
OF large lines of stock simply ceased ag-
gressive buying. but there was no dis
turbance OF Important holdings There
was buying by interests that have
waited Tor what they consider the las
opportunity TO get cheap stocks. This
buying was large enough TO cause a re-
SSovery Oh nearly all the early losses be-
lore the end OF the first hour
Government bonds We're UNCHANGED.
other bonds lower.
The feature of the trading on the curb
on yesterday was the appearance of the
prospective Interborough METROPOLITAN
securities. The new common STOCK
which had been underwritten at 50 was
traded in to the extent OF 1000 shares
when Issued running from s5 to 5g
Inc preferred. which will have a 5 Der
cent cumulative dividend. sold down
IRON lOz 10 100 on sales of $500 shares.
consolidated hnndG cold NJ
10 SS, nearly a half million of them fig
uring In the trading. United Copper
was the principal favorite. $1,000 shares
being traded in, running from Is 10 81
and closing at the bottom.
II was not a question of rates TOWARD
the close OF the day yesterday. Can the
money be had at any price was the
burning question to belated borrowers.
The details of the Observation-Disclosures
10 holders of Metropolitan Securities and
were not received with much enthus-
iasm by them At the underwritten price
OF ~ Tor the common stock of the new
company Metropolitan Securities stock
Is worth just &c. 1t closed on Tuesday
at 81 and on yesterday at IS. which
SHOWS net loss on the exchange of
securities OF one point. The oapitaliza-
t1on of the merged companies foots up
sd6o.SoO0O common and preferred stock
with S70.009.000 collateral trust bonds In
ADDITION 10 this there are sl73. 600 900 un-
derlying bonds.
The high rates for money on yester-
day have not been equaled since the
famous London Barring panic in Decem-
Der, 1883. when the rate ran up to 1S5
per cent In the Northern Pacific furry
OF May 2. 1901. the rate did not exceed
20 per cent and was of very short dura-
tion.
Money 30. 100, I01. 10 is the way II
came over the ticker this morning. with
hardly enough interval to allow of
writing IL out
Money at par Is the way in which
facetious telegraph operator called It
out as the wire recorded the fact that
1co per cent advance was being bid
The Washington times., 1905-12-28

Poker Sets, complete with cards
and chips and box; worth $ to
SIS; reduced to. .S2.25 to SIPS
Boys Wool Sweaters, sizes "a,
%, %, and 30; assorted colorS;
worth 81, s1.2S, and si.5O; to
Rugby Footballs; worth 75c;
10 close at $50
The Washington times., 1905-12-28

The common stock of the Washing
ton Railway Company continued to be
offered freely at 42A. and several lots
were taken at that figure, while a frac-
The Washington times., 1905-12-28

tiOnal advance was paid TO secure
options on several hundred shares. 1t
was still to be had at the close Of the
call at going figures. The preferred
was without incident, but 100 shares
going on the record.
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales of the board including after call
amounted to s2,OS0 in bonds and 1,1Sl
shares OF stock.
Following are the sales and quotations
of today's market:
s. .0O01 11711
Washington Gas As. s50Oa1057s.
capital Traction 4G150.
Washington Street Railway preferred.
50nS91S 50dS95s.
Washington Street Railway common,
lood4211 (buyer co., 1Go@42h, 5Od4254, 50p
421z (buyer e0), 50II421z. 50Q421z buyer GO),
1Oeu 4z14. lO06l4Zl2 (Duyer COZ.
Metropolitan Citizens. 10d345. 10G345
National Citizens Bank, 10d137, 104
13I1A 1og1371z. a137ss. 5G1374s. 5G137Ss.
Washington Gas, 10H60, 2d60
Greene Copper, 1O0d3G1s (buyer 6O),
ioGn301s (buyer 60), 1O0Q30, 1Oo@30A Cbuy-
er 6o).
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

tReported by W. b. Hibbs & Co.. -I19 F
street. Members New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board OF Trade. and Washington
E>xr
The Washington times., 1905-12-28

Capital Traction was practically un-
changed The best bid for a quotation
lot was 149, while the same amount
was to be had at $50. The many ru-
mors In circulation some days ago re-
garding future changes have ceased
TO be exploited.
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dec 2S.-The following
prices were quoted on the cotton market
today:
The Washington times., 1905-12-28

comers who have yet to win their spurs
in times Of trouble.
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2s.-The following
prices were quoted on the grain market
f,d.
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
Mems HandkerChiefS

The muSSed HandkerchiefS left
from the holiday stock. Priced
this way:
25c HandkerchiefS ..f5c
SO and 75c HandkerchiefS &c
The Washington times., 1905-12-28

Money at par is the way in which
facetious telegraph operator called It
out as the wire recorded the fact that
1vo per cent advance was being bid
for e.
The Washington times., 1905-12-28

Money 90 100. 1o1. 10 is the way It
came over the ticker this morning with
hardly enough interval to allow of
writing IL out
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Ex-div. 1x per cent.
The Washington times., 1905-12-28

3 lots of Boxing Gloves and
Punching Bags:
s. and $3.50 values. .Sf45
s. and $3.50 values. .Sf.o5
81 and S5 values. sos
SakS' Sweaters, made of heavy
pure Lambs Wool, in black and
navy; worth S. and $3.50; to
close at .S5.95
The Washington times., 1905-12-28

The high rates for money on yester-
day have not been equaled since the
famous London Barring panic in Decem-
Der. 1889 when the rate ran up to 1S5
per cent In the Northern Pacific furry
OF May 2. 1901. the rate did not exceed
ton.
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
Gloves

The broken lots of Mems out
seam Cape Gloves; worth $3.50;
to close, CSC.
The Washington times., 1905-12-28

25c Neckwear, slightly mussed,
15c.
SOC Neckwear, slightly mussed,
25c.
81 and $3.50 Neckwear, Slight
ly muSSed, SOC.
The Washington times., 1905-12-28

Fancy Silk SuSpenders, with
sterling Silver buckles; worth
$3.50 and s.; CSC.
Fancy Satin stripe SuSpenders;
worth SOC, 20c.
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
Sporting Goods Ses

Odds and ends of the various lines carried department to 90 at
Small part OF the value of the goods. o -
The Washington times., 1905-12-28

Mems fancy Silk and Linen
Handkerchiefs; regularly SOC; to
close, 25c.
The Washington times., 1905-12-28
Shields

FOR Full Dress wear. Fine black
Brocaded Silk; worth si.5o; to
close, 95c.
The Washington times., 1905-12-28

A lot of 4x5 Wizard Plate
Cameras, with good lenSe and
automatic shutter; worth 50; to
close,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-16
RUMORS OF
RAKE=OFF
Asylum Investigation Con-
tinued at Burlington.
NOTHING BUT RUMORS
DR.. Berry Didn't Know Anything
Definite about the Price
Of Coal

Burlington, Feb 10 The hearing OF
the special committee to investigate
state institution was continued here
today Gov Bell was present this fore
noon.
DR. W. ID. Berry of this city, for
merly pathologist at the state hospital
for the insane at Waterbury, estified
concerning the friction between him
self and Superintendent Morcello Hut
crimson in the matter of the conduct
Of the medical depar tment Of the in .
stitution. He knew nothing except ru-
mora of a possible rake-uff lor DR. Hut
Crimson, in the purchase OF supplies OF
coal, drugs, stationery, etc.
Yesterday afternoon +. A. Brodie
of the Citizens Coal company Of this
city said that coal could be delivered
at Waterbury at 81. 65 per ton. When
Mr. Brodie's testimony was completed
is was stated that the price piid at
Waterbury in the past was "a g. pei
too.
W. j. Van Patteu of this city was
questioned concerning the coal used
in the industries in which be is inter
ested. He said that his coal cost him
about 50. 20 per ton now.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-16
P0wNAL.

% Frank Vadakin moved Monday to
Berlin.
Mrs John Charles is entertaining her
sister, Mrs Garfield Davis.
J.E. Sleight is visiting friends in
Schenectady.
]. w. Gardner is again out after a
recent attack Of grip.
st Valentines day was a day of Joy
for the young people sending and re.
ceiving valentines.
Miss Grace Blanchard who under.
went an operation in the North Adams
hospital is expected home next week.
There will be union temperance
meeting In the Baptist church next
Sunday evening. The address will be
delivered by Rev DR. Tope OF Boston
who will speak in the interest of the
Vermont Anti Saloon League.
Mrs Erred Potter, Mrs Fred r. Har-
der, Mrs Z. l.. Niles, Miss Elizabeth
burlington and Mrs A. G. Parker cor
daily invite the public to Washing
toms birthday supper In the Bap-
list church parlors, Wednesday eve
ming, Feb 22nd, Supper will be SER
we'd from $50 until p m.
The voting on the ministerial money
took place last week with the follow
ing result.