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New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
STORAGE NOTICE.

TO Captain Mark Golinsky; You are hereby
notified THAI the storage being Due and
the time for the payment OF this COMPANY $
lien upon tire property hereinafter css-rihed
having expired ana due notice thereof haF-
Ing been given YOU. this Company VIII
cause such property. 20 wit: 1876 crates OF
ouiors under loc numbers II. Cal. II 700
1IT7S ana II. I76A stored by ycU In -
warehouses TO ba sold public auction,
according TO the statute in such case made
and provided. at the Delivery Room, No.
E25 West 81. New York CITY. on the siXsh
dav % December. 1906, e. ten O. clock a. m
TIE NANHATTAN REFR IGERA1TNCi
co.
r A ADAMs President.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
GoLDIE MoER WOOD GETTING EVEN
Her Return TO Stage Slap at Her Dead Hus-
bands Children.
by Telegraph to The Tribune.

PIttsburg. Nov. 29.-NIrs. GoIdie Mohr Wood.
widow OF Allan Wood, who has returned to the
stage. has caused little surprise among close
friends OF the Wood family. who were Of the
opinion that she would make good an alleged
threat TO get even with Mr.. Wood s children
Mrs Wood claims 20 have been iasuIted by .
young daughter Of her husband at the Union
station here & few DAYS after her marriage. The
daughter, on seeing the diamonds once worn
BY hef mother on the young stepnorher ex-
claimed, What. Ny mammals diamonds on
that person
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
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New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
SUES FOR ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
Ella H. Shumaker, of Pittsburg, Seeks TO Re.
cover 00O-Company Says Suicide.
by Telegraph 10 The --toun.1

BY Telegraph 10 The Tribune
P-tr7burg Nov 29-Ella II. Shumaker has
entered suit against tbs Preferred Accident IN
surance Company, Of New York. in the United
States Circuit Court, to recover $4,000 acci-
dent insurance for the death Of Alvin Shuma.,er
a weu known Pittsburger. who was killed by
being run over by a freight train. The COM
Pany refused 70 pay the claim advancing the
theory Of suicide. The Coroner's verdict was ac-
cideCtRl death
The insurance company claims TO be able 20
prove that ShumGEer who had Just been de-
clared bankrupt, killed himself by jumping
in the front Of a train after he had had bitter
quarrel with his wife
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
DIES WHILE EATING TURKEY.

George 3. Keen, OF No, 200 18th street. Brooklyn,
dropped dead while eating his Thanksgiving turkey
last evening. DE appeared quite well all day. his
wife said. and Vas unusually jolly ar the table
he had 2 druust.rs n his hard auc was talking
about the chiidreu, when he suddenly fell n his
chair nearby physician was summoned but
Keen 7zs d7ad when he arrived. He was an sr-
countant ror the Bush Terminal COMPANY and
leaves wife and three children
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30

OUTDOOR WORK r. middle aged Ger
man. good references czC milk. care
horses. make him SELF generally useful,
wages, SI6 month";. I-viu Bureau -
West nth 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
DR.. coLLYER CONFIDENT OF PROGRESS

The Rev. Or. Robert Colyer. OF the Church Of the
Messiah. in preaching the Thanksgiving sermon
yesterday IN All Souls Unitarian Church said. ii
part:
We think or this nation as = sort OF a prodiSal
son going ahead all the time. There is an able
and honest manhood behind all, and although this
country Is said 70 bs ruled by parties. when it
becomes necessary honest get together and
oppose the old parties by forming new party.
We have won freedom and shall self-
government. We have proven courage. and
We viii prove our character
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribun- received at their Uptown
Office. No. 1864 Broadway, between 36-h
and 3Tth SITS. Until c'clcck D m. Adver-
tisemeuLs received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until = o clock
2. IN. viz. 154 sth ave. s . coz. 23c ST
l53 Ctr ave. cor. 18th 81. % East 14th st
257 West 42d st, between 7th and Sth aves
263 West 125tn st. 1888 81 ave.. between
18th and 7Ith sts. 1925 Sd ave. near GIst
i2Bth 81; 756 fremont Sve.: 65O 81 ava.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30

riss cas- r-,'5s2'''s .ss9. s..ssase am : sssHs,
r,..i-S b 50 sse s9'' FiasscJy's Hgrea-- ~
Vs.-- 50 ~rL Tti River
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30

PLUMBER and GASFITTER Good Job
ber, noa-u7iou- Jerry Seilscek S4S East
14th 81
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
LOST.

rANKROOK No sT4. I5i OF the Union D,r-is
Savings Institution "a missing. Any per
sou having q claim To IL r. hereby caIIsd
,,ron IN present the came within ten days
or submit 10 having said passbook canoeiled
and a new one issued
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
MOTHER SPIRIT NATIONS SAVIOR.
When Il Dies Country Falls. Says Dr. c. :
Locke

Locke.
IN . Sermon Teste-5s- morning g. he Hanson
Place Methodist Episcopal Church en WHY Re-
puhcs DE ana How Our 0vn America 1f.- Live
Forever' Dr. Charles Edward Locke said. The
Anglo-saxon mo-he- mas made 2 glznd and amer
lea When tie mother spirit dies rac:1. deserves
70 cisa1poar Nap7leors reply r9 Nine. - staeI
that me greatest woman vas size VINO bore the
most children has Become an axiom E~ Locke
went au 20 sag.
g7rernr7s1- u ne people. t7- re people. bv
ne f-or@. is -4.e highest option o. ua-iaraI
organization. h-- S0r IT'S integrity and perfection
1fv1C'-al citizen
Republics have persisted IN --e past FROG. ex-
ss4--'e i--E..Tt t1c TrfToli'T Fr--a-v sin
pncit5 economy AND seriousness are tgdisTensaIie
u rsEl0nel 'igor and lfe Na-- -auu.'lce have
dec because le po1er became invested ia The few
VINO acc -lrec i.- H4-l1r.s wealth ana an aIf-
Earchical government Was The result Republics
cannot Withstand aEa-lcc
= was Emerson VINO said. America IS ourv an
otner name to- or19rr-1ir- r is Gods final eefor-
N gel-a-- oI 2 human race .f- pe-pet-Ir~ a.
nation depends therefore, upou the moral -,sera-
-er u or.- s-t-zeus and or obedience 20 the com
11ands ~ Almighty God
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
.hnh Ira decision rested OF

But he continued, had the decision rested on
the question OF Bible and not on the creed, the
court would not have decided as It did, nor would
Dr.. Crapsey have had TO withdraw. II is the Bible
that stand on. ana not on g. cFeed tIiat was
written thousands OF years ago
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
PED ID" LINE

- For Ia G-zyra. -g~-.- r'seus. Cu-s-
can and A--r-----. -.s l-----. la---E
-s. - SAN a---
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PsFLE-ND-.--E e a SAL. -r- .. E-ol
For Ia l-a-vva .----..4.- H~. Nz-a-zlha-
S s. MARA N-t-s}o- .-----r ue-- IN
3 ELi--.... ---.--r- -a- 81 1coa
these steamers have Hc.- 1ccln-
--.ef--lHr-S rIS=F--s-=
EIr-L--.a< T-L-- s.. Er-.r 7
,-e-r-al -llGa2--s Sd Vs
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30

RE'ETVING CLERK experienced, wishes
position with reliable house. Will start
q moderate saiary- bes- -Pfe-suces- e
koA1etr:. care OF T-lI,fuz. 1TC3 Madison
ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
G-NlED L--E

~ 81 ~ ~ Il l-L-
r--r piers -r-- E-r-- River
LIZ EEpEHT TIA 1rr1-N-S- 4T-N
4 ROMA. u-r e. A -
E1AiL AS. -er s 10 A. II
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New-York tribune., 1906-11-30

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New-York tribune., 1906-11-30

SHIPPING CLERK BY experienced man;
permanent position salary s12-Sl5. =.
Pountree 23T 10TH st, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30

-1C'NTA '-- -'s5 .H-o-zs .
.-f eau HLE-- sN-u=,-+ IS zays
f'--' FEB Ill., t- .-.-~- -7- 80 Nzplss.
S'-1r .-1.arrl-s modern -1~- s--=w q
-l42 t>- "A L1 NJ A--g Q
TLT1 N.e ....-5 Jan l- Ny 5
PAM .l-1l "a Na--~ f- A1-t- 80
CARR AI'-t- n -.-. --....-l7-~ - Nag a
E>'N p S-l'Er l-=r AGENT
-I--+ ~-l-- So -7e Eaus-y
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30

-------ev yssl;Sss er ~'s-- ~ e1lt-sa: 1N-srs'
saaa' s-asa arl s,as-.sa; .,s.:sS-3 - B.
Sdsr-a1,sn ssEe..... sIsz szsssa. q 55s 5.a ssa,
@,rs Niss Els-ss Tl'-
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New-York tribune., 1906-11-30

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may carr
$40 70 $50 monthly. - home IN spare
time corresponding for rewspa pers. no can
vasstng. experience uunecessary- send FOR
particulars. Press Syndicate. IockpCrI. \. I.
EERTISFlLESTS ana subscriptions ,cr
The Tribune received nr tcei- ptoTa
Of'iCa. No. 1864 Broadway, between 2f-h
and 37rh sts.. until O'Clock o. m. Advar-
L!seCeu-s received n t1s following branch
Offices a. regular Office CsIe= until o'clock
II. viz - Sth ave. 8. e. cor. 231 ST
l5S StL ave. cor i2th st. g2 East 18th ST
20 West 42d 81, h~rvceu Trh and srh aves
2o3 WeS- l2Jth st. 1883 "a ave. between
10Th and 77th sts 1923 "a ave. near 61st
ST. 110S Ist ave. near Snth 81 157 East
18TH st. T56 fremont ava $50 Sd ave
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
MACHINERY. y.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 500 second hand
wood and iron working machines; FUZZY
Guaranteed; machinery bought and e-
changed GEO r EDDY. 3eS 2iadison ~.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30

For Porte Rico
S-aar.sr rs ~ --- FED . r.-E wi
sail 1-o- ser IL. ur~- Wat s. Fe--y,
6sdohlE--- -.- san i--l -.----- as 1zss
: L2t-A- So. -- Tree -o01
E-5l-ADLLFEr - .---.. E,. -ooa
-o- -re---- ar u-.-aa-= srl.. 1s
ElL-L-rES. E-.-- - ia
General 4fa1---rs - Ua-l
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
HELP WANTED.
Female

ABRAHAM & STRAUS.
BROOKLYN, WANT. A
NUMBER OF BRIGHT
GIRLS OVER IS YEARS
OF AGE TO ACT AS
p r c Ell WRAPPERS.
APPLY TO SUPERIN-
TENDENT, . r ? \ 2 T
MENT OF WRAPPING.
BASEMENT.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD, silver and precious s-onss
bought AT highest market value; Tnaos
into new articles o. exchange for new lew
siry or japanese goods at NJ +. Teppers
factory. IL West 31st St. basement
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
TYPENRlTING.

TYPEwRITERS-AIl makes sold. rented,
repaired exchanged. reliable scr-lce
German g Nassau 81 Telephone 3IiO-
T7ortIauGt
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Twin Screw Passenrs- Sa---,.n
ELkEoCL H EF ECT-rsr.- 4 grz--7-r
patricia D@c. T. 3 Az Eais.-I- D, n
= -e'eria- De- : $50 An sTvz.sa-vse - x
-C-ri-s Che-oo1-z
MediteTranean Servica
70 GIRPAL-AR-N2 27r.-e-r. -r.rs--.
Noitse- coo Dec. 4 Hamburg zaE %
= an burg ----Ia-- 70 Eiaraa-I-E - Ma- "a
= ii Ss- Jan - '-P. e. --les a. =
~tas GrilI Room s. sEzs r,v---s.i,,-1
= e'i. terranea- and Orient cruise e sa-x
Aediterrazeau C'--l-r
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
WORK WANTED.


WORK WANTED.
BAKER. Good on rolls and cakes: work
with boss or as foreman .. tioNEitzer,
lai INLAY ST.. BrooA.yn
BARTENDER. -. is orer fer place. hote!
or cafa. - mixer best o. city refeg-
ences- = NJ. Tribune CPtovr once, 1861
Broac7a5-
BOY. TO- coio--d. 70 wait on door OF as
beubcy; "a airy So -. Morris 21s WesS
2Sth 81, top foor-
BOY. IL. would Ike 70 learn plumbing
rrais. Frank P-ochaska. 1874 Avenue A
CLERK. &c.-By young man, 81; as clerk.
steward or Storsroon man IN motel =
cIub. long experience. best references NJ
P, q Reid ave. Brooklyn,
CHA -E-F'EI-R DO own repairing. best
references 5Tc Hicks St. BROOKLYN
CHA J-F-T-FJ-P wants to drive private; can
repair and drive arv strIs car, Eew York
and New Jersey license. William Dch-man.
26a 1lth ST, Hoboxen-
C'FfAJFFEJ-F. - BY competent refined
Young man. can ruD any gasolene ear
city 1r country Al references. John kane.
CEAU1 r 81. careful driver; do own
repairs. twelve years experience ma
rtue. gasolene motors. best personal refer
eHces, willing obllgiug. NizlossoDs care
OF Weber. 13l East 60rh s..
COOPER wants steady work year around
making lime barrels, eighr years ~1p~r,-
ence. b-st references. Address Box 33. Nc
Arso valley, SUSSEX COUNTY. y j.
cor -RIER.-By German gsntIer1aa. Of
highest education. widely --ayelled. witu
large experience and Rest connections
abroad. conve-sant with English. German
and French, would sCr as courier anu tTaV-
eilins companion: best New York society
r@f@rences. Address Courier. tribune Dtice
CUTTER ASSISTANT. with experience
oC mems garments c. BCrEio 1893
Prospect ave. Brooltlyn-
DRIVER BY youn- man. 10. Harry
wsrdeld. IT2 East 11sth 81.
DRIVER or SHIPPING CLERK. By young
man. q, IN large business house; expe-
421 Linden 81. brooklyn
DETECTIVE dtsc--et. reliable
yoU-E man wants work. ten wears a.
confidential work: hest recommendation
is present employer, reasonable wages
BUCk. cI49 81 ave
DRUGGIST By experienced Junior; hon
ser reliable. best references: college q.
Phavmacv graduate and post graduate Ad-
cgess particulars to Box 50. Station ".
brooklyn
ENGINEER.-Can take entire charge. IL
censed. electric power and lighting con-
pTessors, ice machines: repairs. furnish
Eood references f, 25 Elton St, Brook
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
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--a. -- ASS rz-- -~t-s- 70 :,
r--=r- =-- .r- =H VOWS 'a.z-5- e.
1Icss
-sa-y.
-l-- a. '--- .re =w Tx
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
Female

Female
BOOkkEEPER-- younr adv. .xua-.-
enced city references. VI Bouss 42O
East T0-h 81
GONERNESs. Ss.-F-erc1 governess In private
family in New York reference v--,re
Nacemolsslls. Smith st. Peekskiu y
GOVERN FSSS- BY American gil 70, -
o5e child. speaks French and a Nttls GA-
man, sympathetic disposition, good rour-
sG.uG food as board salary, SIS monthly
a. Box -. Tribune Once
STESOGRAPHy. tyDev-trf7r FAC sir-s,.
duplicating. superb work: cheap rates.
iaw work: sreuoZ-aphe-r >I-ulsrad De--
1uansrr and temporarily 4s45-ReAk-
nan Jupp S:enoEraphe-5' Exchange
l5d Ma 81
TYFEW RITTER ard STENOGRA PIER -
Can also II h01kEcepiug Address A
Nu-tha. lis Tiide1 ave. FlatbIrh
TYPEWRITER and STENOGRAPVEP -
BY a bright, ambitious Young gf-i. mod
crate salary. FItzmaurice. 5S- Ie;h 81
BrOoklvu
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30

p 2 Tickets hotel arrou--cda..o-s "a
1e77l Information a5c-- c1-el - --z-s'-
-iaVe--e-S checks E-af al over -ae zc-ls
OFFICE ST BROADWAY y
Prone 1890 Rector Piers. Hoooksa.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30

Man. understands boiler, pumps, elevators:
does all kind OF repairing; has own tools
julius Carrier BAT West f4lst 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30

MARRIED ma with three children.
wishes place where he can support fam
i'y; honest, sober and quick learner; please
give me "A cnance. Liberbsrt. 57g Flushing
8 vc. E~u0klvu.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
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New-York tribune., 1906-11-30

MARRIED NAN. handy with tools and
laundry experience. honest and sober:
first class reference q. 3. 2G7 Clinton 81.
Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
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From Nev ---z. February 4 1907.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-30
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New-York tribune., 1906-11-30

MACEI$IST. -. lathe milling. shapes
models invention work and all around
l. Krertzkanp SIR 5th 50.
The Washington times., 1906-12-08

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
once OF superintendent L. S Capitol
Bulldlng and Grounds Washington, y.
G.. November l3. 1906-Sealed proposals
in dupliCatel viii be received and open
ed at the above Office at O'CLOCK
i. N, ON SATURDAY. DECEMBER
$3.50 -, 80, Tot steer i'dhll1g lhSidenL 10 the
construction Of the Office Building for
the United States Senate. Plans and
specifications can be had on application
10 the above Office a certified check in
the sum OF twenty-five tS2J00) dollars
VIII be required from the intending bid
der as guarantee for the return Of the
plans and specifications. The speCifica-
uous will state the amount Of the certi-
ned check or approved surety bond In
lieu thereof. which must accompany
each bid The right is reserved TO reject
any or all bids, or 20 wave any techni-
Cality In any bid. ELLIOTT WOODS
Superintendent Us. Capitol Building and
grounds. Approved: 4. A. HITCHCOCK.
Secretary. nol9 a. z5dei.3.s
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
OFFICE OF SIPERISTE TENDENT L. 5
CAPITOL BUILDING AND GROUNDS.
Washington, y. c.. November. lyJ5-PuT-
suant 10 the directions % the Commission
Of the House Of Representative etc. ad-
Vertisemeut IS hereby made for sealed
proposals un duplicate for the furnish
ing and erection OF apparatus 20 COM
pletely equip the Healing, Lighting and
Power Plant for the Capitol Building
and other buildings. which apparatus
swItchbOaTds. boilers pumps, ,conuepsers,
steam fitting ana all other necessary dp-
pllauces 10 connect the same IN the sew
eral parts. and for complete sub-station
apparatus for the various buildings.
Proposals for the first section of the
work, that is, for prime movers and
generators and sub-sJation apparatus
and complete switchboard equipment
therefor viii be received and opened az
the above Cff1ce on WEDNESDAY the
18TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1896 AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, and public
ly opened Subsequent proposals viii be
received for the other apparatus. and
the date of opening Will be stated in the
specifications. Applications for plans
ana specifications may be made at once,
and the issuance will be In the dis
erection of the superintendent. Bidders
Will be required IN the first instance 10
furnish with their proposal a certified
check OF surety bond in the sum Of
five per cent of the amount Of their bid.
certified check In the sum OF 5000 will
be required as a guarantee for the re
turn OF plans and specifications. The
right is reserved 10 reject any Or all
bids. and 10 waive teChuiCalities and in
formaiiCies ELLIOTT WOODS. Super
intendent L. s Capitol Building and
Grounds. Approved: +. a HITCH
COCK. Secretary. no26deI, l0.I5
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
SCORED
BY WIFE IN COURT

''He is n hypocrite," declares Mrs.
Amelia MoDley.
My wife is insane swears William
z. MobIey. who conducts a Mission
House in the city.
Accused Of failing TO support his wife,
Amelia MobIey, whom he charged in his
testimony with insanity. William e
Mobley, a missioner. was this morning
arraigned before Judge MullOwny in
the Police Court.
My husband is a hypoCrite, Mrs.
Mobley told the court when she went
on the stand today He does not sup
port me and has not even attempted
10 for some time. All his goodness is
a fake used to shield himself from sus-
picion."
Mobley pleaded not guilty to the
charge which was brought against him
by his wife. and In defending himself
declared that Mrs. Mobley was insane
He made no charges against her. how
ever. and said that he would take care
Of her in future as he had done in the
past
On Mobley's testimony Judge Null
loway ordered that the prisoner be re-
leased on his personal bond, and an ex-
animation Of Mrs. Mobley's mental con-
dition will be made,
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
ALEXANDRIA MAN
FIGHTS FIREMEN
Objects to Their Knocking
Burning Shingles From
His Roof.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU
ALEXANDRIA, VA. DEC.

During the nrogress Of a fire in Pitt
street, near Franklin street. yesterday
evening, the sparks set fire TO a house
In Gibbons street. between Fairfax and
Royal streets. The house was occupied
by colored man named Silas Lee. WHO.
when the fremen entered the house and
were in the act OF extinguishlng the
flames, objected 10 some burning shin
giles being knocked OF his roof The
hremen, however, continued with their
work
Aftcr they had left the house Lee. il
y alleged, threatened 70 shoot one of
the hremen, Claude l.. Pickin The man
was chased, bat made his escape. A
warrant has been issued, charging him
WITH liEorderlN conduct
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
Of COOLEY
FAVORED BY PLATT
Senator Approves Appoint
ment of Assistant to
Bonaparte.

Senator Platt OF New York had a con-
ference this morning with President
Roosevelt over the appointment Of Al
fred W. Cooley as Assistant Attorney
General. Mr.. Cooley is from West
Chester, y. Y, and though credited to
the Empire State when nominated it
is understood that Senator Platt was
not responsible for his selection for the
place In fact. 1t was a personal ap-
pointment by the President. The Sena-
tor went up 20 the White House this
morning To make inquiries, II is pre-
sumed- Evidently the President convinc-
ed him that the appointment vas a
good one. for when he came out he
said:
Mr.. Cooley will be confirmed. There
was a little trouble about the appoint
ment. but it's all right now"
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
BILL PLACES ALL BANKS
UNDER COMPTROLLER

Formal action to place all banking in
stitutiOns doing business in the District
under the complete supervision OF the
Comptroller of the Currency was taken
by the District Commissioners today in
forwarding TO Congress the draft OF a
tin covering the subject Accompany
ing the draft was a communication to
Senator Gallinger. chairman OF the Sem
ate District Committee, pointing out the
advisability Of extending the Comptroil-
er's supervision over all banking con-
Germs accepting public moneys and
trusts
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
BANK STATEMENT
STEADIES MARKET
Irregular Opening in Prices
Followed by Slight
Advances.

NEW YORK. Dec. S.-The stock mark
st opened Irregular. Anaconda started
1D = higher. New York Central, =;
Smelling Il United States Steel pre-
ferred was unchanged. and Steel COM
mon advanced Is Great Northern ore
certificates opened unchanged and ad-
vauced y.
The market was without special feat
uTe during the first hour, except that
the trading element noted as buying
stocks yesterday sold out shortly after
the opening and caused some moderate
declines. Government bonds unchanged; +;
other bonds lower.
The market closed today steady fol-
lowing the publication of the bank
statement. which was regarded as a
fOregOne conclusion. The market ex-
perienced a considerable recovery just
previous to the close.
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
Not Guilty of Fraud.

In the police court this morning Clar-
ence Logan, cOlored, alleged 20 be the
manager Of the theatrical troupe which
was 10 have presented Happy Days in
Dixie az the opera house here under
the auspices OF the Minute Mems So
clal Club. "a col0red organization. on
Thursday was tried on the charge Of
obctining money under false pretenses.
Justice Cation. after hearing the eyi-
dence. stated that the charge OF obtain
ing money under false preteuses had
not been sustained, and he therefore
dismissed Logan.
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
SHAW KEEPING CLOSE
WATCH ON MONEY STATUS
Believed He Will Afford Substantial
Relief if Conditions War
rant Action.

NEW YORK. Dec. S.--Wau Street
bankers have received intimations from
Washington that Secretary OF the
Treasury Shaw viii come 10 the relief
o. the money market provided the bank
ers ask it and show that il is necessary
for the transaction Of business other
than that Of the stock market
Secretary Shaw stated yesterday he
could say nothing as 70 affording none
tary relief. He is keeping in close touch
with the situation, and as he stated in
his annual report. will use the money In
the Treasury 10 protect business inter
ests when he thinks they are ieopardiz-
ed by high money
There seems 20 be no doubt that Sec
retary Shaw will afford relief in some
Gnkm u the situation becomes acute.
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
URGES SAND ON SNOW
TO AID DISTRICTS HORSES

Sanding the streets of the city in
sleety and icy weather as a means OF
protecting horses from injury by falls
is the suggestion made by c. S. Snow.
president of the Washington Humane
Society, in a communication to the Dis
tTict Commissioners. He recommends
that large boxes or bins of sand be
placed at convenient locations, and the
sand distributed by the white wings
of the Street Cleaning Department in
case Of slippery conditions prevailing.