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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-06-28

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The Washington times., 1906-09-22
PREDICT 20 CENTS
FOR COPPER METAL
Demand Largely in Excess of Produc.
tion and Mine Labor
Scarce

NEW YORK, Sept 22-Another ad-
vance of 4 cent in the copper quota
tion was made in the New York copper
market Friday. This makes an advance
OF about Is cent within ten days. The
last previous advance before that was on
September 13. The new prices are 1874
to 1914 cents "a pound for lake, and 10
10 1871 for eIeCtrOlytic
The points going 10 make up the
strength Of tone which sellers claim
warrants the recent advances. are said
20 be the very heavy demand, which
seemingly Is ahead OF production, and it
is said TO be certain that available stocks
in first hands are very light.
There was a feeling IN some quarters
that prices may continue TO advance un-
I'll the 20-cent mark Is reached, es-
pecially II the demand continues, and
there are no signs OF any let-up in the
call for copper.
There is almost no spot copper on
hand. All the cOpperprOducing com
panies. including the lake companies, are
sold out completely and contracts nov
being made run well into January, and.
ia some instances, beyond that.
The Washington times., 1906-09-22
IN THE World OF FTNANCE
WASHINGTON GAS
ON THE DECLINE
Mitchell Mining Heavy at 5.
With a Generous Sup
ply in Sight.

The week md on the local Stock Elk
change was not productive of any sur
prising features. as the gains and losses
were about equal. II anything prices
weakened slightly, Gas stock particu-
larry losing a stout fraction over any
prior sales OF the week Mitchell Min
ing also was lacking In strength as the
free offerings at 5 continued after 200
shares mad been taken, and the prompt
ness with which it was supplied led TO
the BELIEF that no buyers should go
away unsatshed who might be willing
10 pay that price Washington Railway
common, too, failed to hold the rapid
advance of yesterday and the peg was
placed at 30 with d strongly evidenced
fact that it was intended To remain
there at any and all hazard.
Those who have been looking after the
interests of National City Bank stock
changed the tactics today and put the
price back to lib by purchasing fifteen
shares, which came out on the appear
anCc OF weakness displayed yesterday.
In tine bend call there was "a continual
ton Of the indifference of the past fort
night. and the record failed to show a
single transaction. The deaTth of bust
ness Ia thai class during the week Is al
most without precedent in the history
OF the Stock Exchange.
A dispatch to a New York paper from
Butte. Mont, says that a report circu-
lated in the East that John D RYAN
and Thomas +. Cole are 10 be added 10
the board of directors of the Greene
CONSOLIDATED Company is denied emphat-
ically by Mr.. Ryan. who said:
There IS absolutely no truth in the
TumOr SO far as lam concerned. / am
not even stOckhOlder of the Greene
Consolidated Company"
The Washington times., 1906-09-22
Trustees Sale.
TRUSTEES. SALE.


BY Writ le OF power contained IN a Deed
Of Trust from The National Chautauqua Of
Glen Echo T. Irving Williamson and Jesse
H. Wilson OF date April 9TH, 1899, and Of
record among the Land Record Books IF
Montgomery county, in Liber T. D., No.
-. folio "A. Sc. the undersigned. viii on
SATURDAY OCTOBER l3. 1906 at the hour
Of 8 O'CLOCK p. NJ. on the premises sell
the land and premises described in said deed
Of trust consisting OF the following unfmprov-
ed lots, viz: Lots g. 4. :. and 8 in Block 3;
Lots 10, II, y, and Is IN Block &c; Lots u, g.
and Z IN Block 70; Lots 2, {, s. g. and 2 In
Block l3; Lots, ,, s, 4, 3 s. Z. s. 10. r. Is. Is
u. lS 20. 20, p. %, o. "a and % in Block "A:
Lots J. %. 2. 4. D. ana in Block Is according
10 the Plat Of The National Chautaudua OF
Glen Echo. which Is Of record among the
Land Record Books Of said county. in Iiber
!. A. No. .. folio 252
These lots are deslraby located in the
town OF Glen Echo with fine railroad faciIi-
ties on the Washington and Great Fails
railroad.
Terms Of SaIe-Cash. OF which % Der cen,
VIII be required when the property Is
knocked down.
Conveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser
IRVING WILLIAMSON
JESSE II. WILSON
TALBOT & TALBOTT. Solicitors
So, ,eSoe2, 4,s,s,lo,1a
The Washington times., 1906-09-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PLACED ON RECORD
Pleasant PIains-Henry c. stewart ct


Pleasant Plains-Henry c, Stewart ct
UX. 10 Alice G. Chapman. lot 63; SO
Lauier eights-Wiliam J. Rhees et
ux. to Benjamin Rush Reeves. lot 3l6i
TvIning Citv-Robert f. Bradbury et
ux. TO William L. Tayman. lot II. block
/, $40
Rriehtwood Park-Wimam Nick. Clay
ton 10 Bartholomew r. Finn. lot 10.
block -. $40.
CliTbourne-John l.. Kennedy ct ux.
70 Henry D. SaNton, lot 42, block 3;
$1,000
Randle Highlands-NationaI Safe De
post. Savings and Trust Company to L.
;. Realty Company, lot J. block Is. and
lot 81. block D. and lot 8. block Is Sl0
1928 Thirteenth street northwest-VVil-
lam Seuft 20 William II. O. Brown lot
~, square pa, $40.
second street southwest. between K
did l. SireetS-Reuben b. Clark ct ux. to
George w. Huth, lots 55, Sc. 5S. square
5s-, $40.
Fourteenth and G streets southwest
y. @ @llaiI'T fFanhlin 20 Sanford Edie.
IWelTth street northwest betvvae, I
ana ~ strecJs-AgneS w. Groomes et
'Tir' vi! o, 4 noH.as 5,' 81. to Edward p. Mertz.
Anac0stia-John Raun at ny ., Al
fred Barrett. lot $40 SO
Moore and Barbour's Additinn-Rob-
eTta. W. Winter To David Fisher. lot 76.
block >. $40. -o' '''
Thirty-fOUrth street northwest no.
tween . and p streets-WiIliam RI Wet
ri et al, executors, 10 Patrick T.
Moran. part lot 81. square 1876 $40.
BloominEdale-Davi w Tastet ct lIx
u Howard +. Sherman, lot 81. block S.
$40
90l3 First street southweSt-Aidn r.
Calereba ct vtr, Charles T., to Span
ish American Drug and Chemical COM
pany original lot l5 square 6lI. $40
2oG Fifteenth street u0rthWest-Fmma
Is. Dane TO Edward +. Douehertv lot
s.. square 1S9. SO
2il7 I street northwest-T. Franklin
Schneider ct AK. 70 Thomas J. Rout
II. lot IS. square 2S, 80.
The Washington times., 1906-09-22
ALL STOCKS WEAK
THROUGHOUT DAY
Many Brokers Were Out OF
Town to See Vanderbilt
Auto Races.

NEW YORK. Sept 22-The stock
market opened with almost general de-
clines in prices. Great Northern pre-
ferred lost IL al the outset and Read
ing opened Ia lower and lost in all ~
Southern Pacific declined 9s and Anal
gamated. Union Pacific. and St. Paul
exceptionally was = higher.
Business was very slow all through
the first hour, many brokers being in
attendance at the Vanderbilt Cup auto
contests.
There was a disposition 20 look for
lower prices by the room traders.
Prices We're on the down grade from the
start, losses generally averaging one
point during the first hour with trac-
tiOnal declines in the lower priced Is
sues. Reading opened ia lower ana
declined TO l45&. and then rallied 20 Iol;
Government bonds unchanged; rallfoad
and other bonds quiet.
The market closed weak at about low
est with average losses OF point or
more in the active stocks.
The Washington times., 1906-09-22
MAN FOUND DEAD.
MENACE IN NOTE

Christopher Foertsch, OF 1916 Franklin
street. South Broolland, d, c.. was
found dying on the floor of the parIor
of his home this morning at II o'clock.
He died three minutes later. and be
fore a physician could reach him.
Police of the Tenth precinct say an
empty strychnine bottle was found near
the unconscious man. Policemen Bra d.
ley and Strohman stated that a note
containing a threat was founF in the
same room. The note read: 81 shall
haunt YOU all my life for bringing this
on me" II is believed by the police that
Foertsch wrote the note.
The Washington times., 1906-09-22
Legal Notices.
LEV: H. DAVID. solicitor.


n THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT or COLUMBIA. Camille Jacobs
~ al. compliments ~. Irving Jacobs. de-
fendaut Doc. so IS EQ. 40. z6415. The
object II this suit is 10 obtain the partition,
bv sale among Jhe parties 90 this cause. or
a.. equities Of the following described par
GELS OF real estate iu the District ~ Colum-
b'a. The west feet If lot and the east Il
feet front OF lot :. bv fun depth. IN block
81 Columbia Heights also. the IS and
Is-11l feet front on l4th St, extended, next
north of the south l5 and 76-l00 feet Of lot
doUth OF 1g7 feet. also. part lot 4 IN block
g. John sherman trustees subdivis on.
known as Columbia Heights as per plat
re-. On surveyors Ofce. ID. c.. Liher Cover
nor Shepherd, folio 137. The Marshal having
returned the subpoena against said defend
ant NOT 10 be found auT e having been
proven. by affidavit filed herein. to the sat
isfactiou Of the court that said defendant
is "a nonresident Il the Disy-iCt OF Columbia.
on motion Of CpWplainants. by their solicitor.
d IS by the court this 3lst cay of September
1908. ordered that the defendant. Irving
Jacobs. cause his appearance TO be entered
herein on or before the fortieth day, exclu-
SIve Of sundays and legal holidays. occur
ring after the dav ~ the first publication ~
This order otherwise this cause viii he
proceeded with as in case OF default Pro
yiied a copy Of this order De published once
washington law Reporter. and The Wash
ingtou Times before said day tSeaD HAIR
ny NJ CLABATGH, chef Justice. True
COPY Test. 7. r. YOUNG. Clerk. BY
J. W LATIAIER Assistant Clerk
sre2 ggoCS
The Washington times., 1906-09-22
FELL ALIGHTING FROM CAR.

In getting of an II street car at
Fourth street northeast last evening,
Elizabeth Mullvehill sixty five years
old. of C39 Fourth street northeast.
caught her dress on tie step and was
thrown to the pavement. IIer hip was
slightly injured. and she was taken
home by friends.
The Washington times., 1906-09-22
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
louotatious furnished by Charles c. Gates
{ Co.. Munsey Building.l
BANK STATEMENT.

Reserve. S267. .I2S. 500 zinc. S12. 500: re-
quired. s255, Sl2S75 zinc. S44409I5), loans.
l,Oi3. $50 COO zinc. s.. .422 200j: specie. $780,
! 536,50e Unc. Sl3.170.O00) legal tender. ST6-
592 200 (dec Sg49 500; deposits 81 02S. .a51. 500
| GnC. Sl7. SEA. 300: circulation. S451O9. 500
Qnc. 0.70D: surplus. $11315.925 (inc
Sl,II9.525); except L. S. deposits. S17, ,T02. =
772 Gnc S9.745.275l.
The surplus If banks Is S1I.3I5. 500
against $5,235,O5G last year and see, 81. .Q25
two years gao.
The Washington times., 1906-09-22
ATHLETES CAPTURE
HARD FOUGHT GAME

In a subbornly fought contest yes
terday at American League Park,
Foundry lost all chances of winning
the amateur baseball championship OF
the District by dropping the game 70 the
Columbia Athletic Club by 6 TO ..
Bryan's inability TO locate the plate
proved the undOing Of the Church
Lea guers, the athletes having not one
earned run against two which were
pounded iu by the los 'Ts. Bryan would
have won his game, however. In the
last had not Fulcher jumped high in the
air and rabbed what should have been
an easy four sacker.
All the scoring was done in the first
four rounds.
The Washington times., 1906-09-22
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Directors of the United Railways at
ST Louis have declared the regular
quarterly dividend OF ia per cent on the
preferred stock, payable October TO-
The Baldwin Locomotive Works with
in a recent period have booked orders
for more than 400 engines. 2S5 of which
are for the Hartman lines.
Directors Of the Cleveland, Cincinnati.
Chicago and st. Louis have declared the
regular quarterly dividend of IL per
cent on the preferred stock. payable
October 20.
The expectation In banking circles
usually well Informed in such matters
is that before the first of October Sec
retary Shaw viii give further relief 10
the money market, the relief TO take
the form of additional deposits OF treas
ury money IN the country banks
Directors of the American Woolen
Company have declared a regular quart
erly dividend of ia per cent on the pre-
ferred stock. payable october 10. This
is the thirtieth consecutive quarterly
dividend declared on the preferred
stock. equivalent 10 $3.50 share.
The general run of commission house
literature is decidedly optimistic in its
tenor, and, as a rule, the prediction is
bull market, with the money question
the only cloud upon an otherwise bright
horizon.
Baltimore and Ohio was one OF the
leading features yesterday rising to
new high level at 125is. a price more com
mensurate with a trunk line paying o
per cent. If the Hartman plans are
carried through % is predicted that the
stock VIII sell at least 20 points higher
The Washington times., 1906-09-22

OFFICE COMMIssIONERs or THE
DIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washing
ton y. C.. September %. 1a6.-SEALED
PROPOSALS viii be received at this
office until 70 O'CLOCK NOON. OC-
TOBER ] 1896, 10 furnish the Fire De-
p4rtment with one WTeCking and wind
lass wagon. with all necessary tools and
appurteUauces thereto. Blank forms of
proposal, specifications. and all neces-
sary Information can be obtained from
the Chief Engineer of the Fire Depart
ment y. C. HENRY B. T. MACFAR-
LAND. JOHN BIDDLE. Commission
ers d C. Se20-Gt-eXSu
The Washington times., 1906-09-22

EaTael Tuns-T0undTy- ? FIT5T base On
errors Foundry. g. Left on baSes-C0lumb. a.
8. Foundry, g. First base on baus-Of
BRYAN 4. on Symanosh 8. of Beckett. I.
Innings pitched-Bryau. S. Symanoski Ia.
Beckett z-3 Hits-OR Synlanoskl. 6; on
I{aekett D. struck uut-By Bryan, = by
Feeke-t g. Sacrifice hit-Atchison Stolen
Fsras-Bishou Woodward. Mullin, ., Smith.
Double uIav-Hook TO Mullin TO Hoyle. Hlt
hv uircher-Bv Bryan, I. Balk-Beckett
I-muires-Betts and CCliihoWer. Time Of
game-l hour and 30 minutes.
The Washington times., 1906-09-22
THE WASHINGTON MARKET

Sales of the board. including after
caU, amounted 20 430 shares of stock
Following are the sales ana quota
tlous of tOday's market.
Washington Railway and Electric
common. 5Uu40.
Washington Gas. 25a5SIs. 25a5S. 9a5s5l.
5OH57H, 25U5I4.
National City Bank, 1Oal40. JO6l40.
J4l4O.
American Security and Trust-I05o.
Union Trust Ccmpauy-l"W1+si, 5q
l4Tz
After CaU-NutchcH MininP-1O5a5. TOO
as.
Union Trust Compauy-J0lfS
The Washington times., 1906-09-22
Bicycles.
Automobiles.

FOR SALE-Oldsmobne runabout earI, TO-,
lamps. top. good tires; viii climb any hin IN
District high speed; Will demoust rate. CO..
T. MILLER, III 18th 81. ne. se91-5f
AUTO TIRES. while they last. 40 per cent OF
and good prices for your old tires. f,Iu tfTe
Clinchers, DunloDs. tubes. factory clear
ancei expert Tulcanizingi careful hand work
Reduced prices quick service. JONES AITTO
TIRE WORKS. 6o2-604 Z ST. NV. Phone Main
s05s. au24-f sa. m-I2t
1907 PRICES for Diamond, Continental. and
Fisk tires; Zoo additional reduction. phone
or call and save money. Expert YulCanizing.
careful. he nd work: satisfaction guarantee
JONES AUTO TIRE WORKS, 6a2-s04 r st.
NV. Phone Main 3056. sel9-5t-exSu
The Washington times., 1906-09-22

PROPOSALS for Cut Granite-Omce OF
Building for NsUona- Museum, Library
Of Congress. Washington, D. c.. Sep
tenn %. l906.-Sealed proposals for cutting
and delivering the Bethel white granite
from Vermont and for furnishing cut
ting and delivering the Milford. Massa-
chusctts pink granite required for the
south pavilion Of the new building for
tfs National Museum, in this city, will
be received at this office until TWO
O'CLOCK T. NJ. on SATURDAY. the
THIRTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER
1905 and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter Specifications. general IN
strucuons and conditions and blank
forms of proposal may be obtained on
application 10 this office BERNARD
r. GREEN. Superintendent OF COnstruc-
UOn. seZ0, 81. .Z2Oc4.5.6
The Washington times., 1906-09-22

- IL At-N 1t desirable once room on second
ttiIse large Iront windows: electric light and
steam neat Apply ROOM I, Warder build
-e. 80 e-l1 = sts au3-tf
HANDSOME OFFICES for rent in the NTTN-
SEN BUILDING on 3, - ss.i--r T1S1 =
Nahla ave tetween 18th and I4th sts Mod
crate rents; heat light. and ianitor service
e5s - = l'g..-Ie ss II IL LLER REALTY Co
~ - NAN-IseS building sel4-tf
The Washington times., 1906-09-22
Miscellaneous.

BEST INSTRUCTIONS given IN china = ne
ing. Address ARTIST, Times office. se2I-5t
EMBROIDERY AND DRAWN WORK taueb,
free TO purchasers on the Davis Vertical Fead
sewing machine. DAVIS AGENCY, 9ls SIN
/ St nv. Phone NJ 363G sa90 p,
GET YOUR COAT SUITS and dresses made
at sos 5th 81. NV, at half price. SEQ st
LACE CURTAINS LAUNDERED. sOe pair
2ll u ST. NV. se9l-qt
A-oI.D CARPETS WOVEN INTO IN. AZ,
rugs; only weaving concern here WASH
INGTON RUa Co. e51 9Th ST. NV Phone
GzA aD6-tf
The Washington times., 1906-09-22
For Rent-Omces.

DESK ROOM. $40 per month 6IS Colorado
hulldlng, Can between Q and 10 am
The Washington times., 1906-09-22
For Sale-Farms.

FINE LOUDOCN county farm, 225 acres
house and 0utbuldinef. fine fruit and water
three miles 20 railroad station price 81. so. .
s. 600 cash balance 20 suit. j. ". BANcK-
MAN & SON, Herndon, Va ae2l-3t
THREE acres, five room house: fine water,
land and fruit "a miles from railway sta
tiCn. price $500 j. W. BANCkMAN *
son, Herndon, Va se2l-2t
TWENTY acres house. rooms. outbuiId-
iues; fine fruit and water TWO miles from
railway station price. $50; snap. See US.
j. W BANCKAAN q son. Herndon. Va.
se21-3t
800 ACRES: hnei timber some cleared land
only $50 per acre.
FINE. up-to-date farm Is acres; hns resi-
dcuce and outbuildings. near steam ana
electric railroads. VIII eIchange Tor city
property
FOR BARGAINS IN country and city prop
cTty see
TOWER OMPANY.
Phone Main 1850 yls n ".
FOR sAI.E-sMALL BARGAIN FARMS;
81 .058-4 acres. 4r. house. Fairfax. Va.
81 E9O-ssa acres near Benning, u. C.
g.. .psJ-l8 acres, 1Or. house. AFenel. 30-
g.. 2.O0C-Takoma Park: 6-T0om house, etc.
BOOTHS FAREI AGENCY, ouraY Bldg
Largest Lists Farms and Country property
seI2-tf
The Washington times., 1906-09-22

L. s. Steel 5s. sS4 ssi4 gSIk sslk 9sls
Atch. IS .lo25s 102ss 1J35s 1925 1925
Inter Met as. s. 50 S4Ts So So
Pa. Cv. l9l5s.... 967s s67s S64 957s 81
Total sales today. 3S3 100
Total sales Friday. S30tf7.
The Washington times., 1906-09-22
Proposals.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
office OF superintendent United States
Capitol Building and Grounds, Wash
lngtOn. y. c.. September A. l908--Seal-
cd proposals Gin duplicate) will be re-
ceived and opened at the above office on
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 2S, 1885, at
Y O'CLOCK NOON. for rOughing IN
plumbing material for the office build
ing. United states Senate Bidders Will
be required 10 furnish with thelr pro-
p0sals q certified check or surety bond
in the sum OF five per cent Of the amount
of the bid Specifications and schedules
viii be sent on application 20 competent
intending bidders. The right Is reserved
TO accept or reject any or all proposals
or sections thereof rs may be set forth
on the proposal forms. and 10 waive
any informality or technicaltty Ell
LOTT WOODS. Superintendent Z. s.
Capitol Building and Grounds Approved
THOMAS RYAN, Acting Secretary
sel5.222S
The Washington times., 1906-09-22

Sass FOR SANITARY COUCHEs; SO 9s
metal folding beds, paFlOr and bedroom
suites. 81 per week; stone water pitchers. ice:
go-carts. 81 20. REDMOND'S. 219 9Th ST NV.
Yu-u
SOME OF OUR SPECIALS for this week
Sanitary couches. S2.4s: iron beds 81 5O.
chairs. 10 cents and upi reduced prices in
all lines OF new and second hand furniture
See LONG & MATTINGLY. sth ana u SIS
nv. and save money. au5-,f
The Washington times., 1906-09-22
Storage.

WHY PAY MORET We store for T5o a Io.5
UNITED STATES STORAGE co. fls-4z0 s5j
10th St NV Phone Main 1929 seq GOT
FIDELITY STORAGE CO.,
1870 You street.
INDESTRUCTIBLE
geoo rooms: silver vaults: uothprooS reor,..
money advanced at per cent per annurn on
goods stored In this building. Let our ssti
nator call
PACKING, DRAYING AND SKIPPING
tyz7-tf
The Washington times., 1906-09-22
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
IOuotations furnished BY Charles G. Gates
& Co.. Munsey building
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

Quotations Furnished BY Charles q. Gate,
& Co. Munsey BUildlngl
The Washington times., 1906-09-22

The Baldwin Locomotive Works with
in a recent period have booked orders
for more than 400 engines. 2S5 of which
are for the Hartman lines.
The Washington times., 1906-09-22

Directors Of the United Railways at
St Louis have declared the regular
quarterly dividend of "a per cent on the
preferred stock, payable October 10.
The Washington times., 1906-09-22
HOuSefurniShingS.

THIS HOT WEATHER WON'T I.AsT-Buv
your heating and cook stoves now. You'll
cost SNITZER < Ia PORTE, lI29-VI 7fh
-. NV. SOP -
The Washington times., 1906-09-22
Found.

PRINTING that s1tisdes In quality and price.
~ years experience 1000 business cards. 81 81.
HAYS. 227 X st. NV. sag5-gf
FOrSD-That hats renovated equal TO new,
straw and Panama a speciality. VIENNA
HAT CO., zoo 18th st. NV au2s s8t
The Washington times., 1906-09-22

TALBOTT & TALBOT. Solicitors.
So, ., ., ,99oe2, 4.s,s.l0,H
The Washington times., 1906-09-22
Horses and Vehicles.

WANTED-Twelye double teams Applv at
Block Factory, Monday morning South Cap
Ull and Il sts sa sa4a-7r
The Washington times., 1906-09-22

4ls4 (s)-SPLENDID BUSINESS PROPOSE
TON thriving general country store In busI-
ness center. near city. good. new, clean stock .
good chance for hustler. price 81. 500. just
about value stock. THE SOULE 90. GncJ,
go Louisiana ave se22-3t