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The Washington times., 1906-10-16
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE
OWNERS LOST MONEY

HARTFORD. Conn. oct. 16.-After a
strong plea for new blood and more ac-
uvity in the business organization OF
the Connecticut League of Baseball
Clubs, at the annual meeting Of the
league held here yesterday, the person
mel OF the officers was changed
The treasurers report showed a bal
ance Of $l3eS2, but the secretary report
ed that several bills remained unpaid
which made a deficit OF S14D.25- In order
to meet this each club was assessed $50
The official averages show that Burke.
of New Haven. but now of the New
York Nationals led the lea que in bat
ung with an average Of ,349 Ladd, OF
Bridgeport was second with 32l Burke
led i'm extra hits, having q twO-base
hits. 10 three-base hits. and 10 home
runs. BAH, OF Norwich. and Yale Of
Springfield. led in stolen bases with 56
each. Keane, OF New London. being
tHITd with 81.
The Washington times., 1906-10-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Thomas !. S. Johnson and Lucy
Thomas.
Nnuard Gay Yost and Ida G. Small
wood
Paul Garner and Sarah Harrison.
Charles Manlvy and Mary Long.
Edmund w. Healy and Rose B, Dent
William l. Thurber- and Jennie f.
Bobh
John J. Ouerenshaw. Newark. y. J..
and Viola Thomas, District Of Colum-
bia.
Wilbur r. Payne and Rosie l.. Somers.
Paul D. Frost and Eva NJ. Briggs.
Lawrence Madison and Daisy johnson.
Louis Campbell and Mamie Hender-
son.
Henry 3. Smith and Emma scheidt,
both OF Baltimore.
James ;. Collins. Detroit, Mich, and
Katherine T. Garner, Mobile, Ala.
Maj. H Robb and Eleanor \. KirlSIey.
Abe Henry and Cornelia Jackson.
Richard c. NJ. Calvert, College Park,
Nd. and Zoe A Davis, District Of Co
lumbia.
Arthur b. Yost. Yorkviue. w Va.
and Clara A. Mahan, District Of COlum-
bia.
Albert ]. Gutekuntz and Julie Fisher.
Valentine NJ. Crawford and Nettie E
/. Arnold.
Louis ]. Rogers. District of Columbia.
and Evelyn Cardoza, San Francisco,
Haywood w. Beazley and Mary F.
Farmer. both of Milford. Va.
John j. jenkins and Mamie E. Shep-
ard.
Ralph N. D. Cox and Margaret A.
Joseph W. Robinson and Mildred a.
The Washington times., 1906-10-16
MlDOIES ARE PLANNING
FOR DUAL TRACK MEETS

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Oct 16.-The mid
shipmen expect TO have an unusually
strong field and track team next spring
and have decided to challenge West
Point and also Princeton to dual meets.
Last year the Navy won easily from
Lafayette, Pennsylvania State, and
Johns Hopkins. and this year believes it
can enter better company. Charles Mex.
Lynch. of Greensburg. Pa, has Deen
reelected captain. He is a half miller
Clarence H. Husting. Of Chicago, has
been selected as manager One OF the
Navy cracks is l. c. Carey. of Berlin.
Nd, who has done the 100 yards in 9 "a
seconds.
The Washington times., 1906-10-16
PROSECUTION ENDS
OIL TESTIMONY

FINDLEY. Ohio, Oct 16-After the
examination OF TWO witnesses this morn
ing the prosecution restyd its case in
the Stan lard oil hearing and the de-
tense Immediately began. The nrgu-
ments waNed warm. and Klfhe. OF the
Standard. told Attorney General Ellis to
20 back TO Columbus and learn some
thing.
. W l. Finley. State oil inspector. ex-
planned his duties and those of fourteen
deputies He stated that the Standard
paid all fees at Cleveland
Judge Banker placed no limitations on
speeches. which viii continue probably
the balance OF the week
The Washington times., 1906-10-16
MITCHELL MINING
ON BIG BOON
Capital Traction Also In
usually ACtiVe-Mergen-
thaler Jumps.

The boom is oEi The market on the
local Stock Exchange has a full head
OF steam on and is moving along with
great rapidity. The fall boom has ar
rived. and brokers are in great glee and
iul lor orders. Today is struck Mitchell
Mining. and before the smoke of battle
had cleared 5000 shares had gone upon
the record. One-haIf of them were option
purchases but that class Of trading has
become very popular, and has the aC-
vantage OF requiring but a small outlay
OF nearby money
On the call OF Mitchell there was
some Of the excitement of the big DAYS
or the past. and brokers were active in
thelr Efforts 70 get the stock. which clos
cd strong AT GIe. with options wanted m
iractionally better figures.
The Washington times., 1906-10-16
THE WASHINGTON MARKET

Sales Of board, including after call.
amounted 20 1924 shares OF stock.
to!loWing are the sales and quotations
OF tOday's markets:
Capital Traction, 5glH4, 5qI4a, 5I
l4tA. l0Ql44%, 20nli4&, 2eGl4424. l0GiA2.
zvqIi444, 20nl4i7s 20d1447k 40dl447s, 20dl45.
W ashlhEtOn railway and Electric,
common, 5o840ls 50u4Ois. 50a40Is.
washington hallway and Electric
preferred, 3oaS94. 7dS9E.
MergenLhaler, lOIi2U3i8
L.anstOn. 5JH14ss
Greene Copper, I0Oq26 IOOQ26. l0OQ26It
tbuyeT, 6Jl.
Mitchell Mining, IOO0CA lG10CiL 1904
oSs louyer G0l. JOGnC1z. 50JaG5s Cbuver. COZ
Mitchell MiuinB-1O0a6ss buyers COZ
4tHbt2. lD06i2. lOJn6ia. l00U6i2. 4UJa6-a.
lVlgt12, l0Gli6ss (buyeTs Coz.
Union TTust-lHI5i
Columbia Title, 2eH37s
o.. AFTER Call-Mergenthaler 1a23. ca
2H. 4n2Niz. l0a2GHR.
ass tbuyer 6O
The Washington times., 1906-10-16
FRACTIONAL GAINS
At DAYS OPENING
Trading Quiet, Due Largely
to Lack of Supply on
Exchange.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1G.-The stock mar
ket opened at almost general fractional
improvements. Anaconda, St Paul.
Reading. and Pressed Steel Car started
at = higher. United States Steel com
mon, gained as and the preferred and
American Smelling T. Rock Island,
Amalgamated. and Baltimore and Ohio
rose ls Brooklyn Rapid Transit ad-
vauced IS. Pennsylvania and Erie were
Is lower.
Trading on the exchange all through
the hrst hour was extremely quiet. bat
the tone was strong and the dullness
came more from lack of supply than
anything else Al the close of the first
hour Reading, which showed strength
in the earlier trading. reacted and lost
las early gain.
London was a buyer of Anaconda and
Union Pacific taking in all about l5,Uo
shares
Government bonds unchanged; other
bonds firm.
Price movements after the first hour
were narrow and without Importance.
The Washington times., 1906-10-16
CYCLONE SWEEPS
ISLE Of SICILY
Enormous Damage Done in
the City of Mes
Slna.

MESSINA. Sicily, oct l6-Euormous
damage was done 10 this city boy a
cyclone. which swept over the town
yesterday. Shipping in the harbOr was
also badly damaged, and one yesse!
was sunk Numerous casualties are
reported but no definite figures can be
iured
The police barracks were blown down.
and several buildings We're destroyed
in part. The Piazza Deroma and Piazza
CaValOtu are sJrewu with WTeckage.
Telegraph communication with other
parts OF Sicily has been interrupted
II IS feared heavy damage has been
caused az other points, but IL is impos-
Si5le to get details, owing to the in
terruption Of communication.
The Washington times., 1906-10-16
ADAM A. wEscHLER. Auctioneer.


ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF NALI-A Ri r
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN As
NO 525 SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of the authority conferred upon
me by the last viii and testament of Ellen
O Brien. deceased. / viii sell al public auc-
tiOn. in front OF the premises. on FRIDAY
THE 26TH DAY OF OCTOBER, a D. 1896
at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ the
following described land and premises sit
uated in the City Of Washington, IN the Dis
Tict Of Columbia. and designated and be-
ing the north twenty-fOur and seventy-nine
hundTedths t24 19l feet Of lot numbered seven
GD. by the full depth thereof. and the south
tweuty-f0ur and seventy-nine hundredths
t24.l3) feet u lot numbered nine 90, by the
fun width thereof, IN square numbered four
hundred and eighty-eight t4Ssl. improved by
valuable thrge-stOTy brick dwelling
Terms OF sale. One-third Of the purchase
money 10 be paid in cash, the balance IN two
equal tnstallments. payable IN one and two
years from day OF sale. represented by the
promissory notes OF the purchaser bearing
interest at per cent (6Gd) per annum. pay
able semi-annually. and secured by deed Of
trust on the property. or all cash. at the Dur-
chaser's option deposit of $50 win be re-
quired at time q sale. conveyancing. record
ing etc, at cost Of purchaser. and terms OF
sale TO be complied with within fifteen days
from day OF sale, otherwise the right 70 re-
sell. at cost and risk OF defaultlng purchaser
after due advertisement, Is reserved.
JOSEPH ATKINS, Administrators, c. I q
523 9Th ST. N. ".
Oc15s d&ds. .exSu A.z-s...5 -,
The Washington times., 1906-10-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PLACED ON RECORD
EaneELs-DaNtE -ENans - - I

Bous slus-DBvid Evans ct ux. 20 Julia
Alice Martin. lot 45. SO.
Randle igEuuds-NauOnal Safe De-
posIt s. q H. Co. trustee. 10 United
states Realty Company. lots - and IS,
WuCk B.. lots d. - %, block Il. Sl1.
M street northwest. between Seven
Ice, nth ard Eighteenth streets-The Sis
JeTs of the Visitation OF Washington to
the Epiphany Church Home, lots 81. 83.
and ives, One-half Ioi 81. square l62 $40.
1905 Eighteenth street nOrthwest-Sarah
c. Turnhuu 10 Ann /. Wheeler, part
original lot g, square 162. $40
Addition TO Washington Heights-ClaT-
euce II. NOrmeut ct uN 10 Edward b.
Oney, lot 81. $40.
5l0 n street northwest-Louis Behrens
et al 20 Anito Emily Phillips. lot 20
square ISL, $40
Pleasant Plains-Frederlck S. Smith
90 Carrie X $ Lee lots $50 4S6. and
part OF lot POS. $40.
lie Droit Park-Alverda Mex. Sheriff.
et vir. George r.. TO Ida A. Green, lot
90 block 9, $40.
ID street southwest. between FOur-and-
a-half and Sixth sJreeJs-FranCis Hall ct
al 10 The Manor Real Estate and Trust
Company, part of square 4g3 $500.
The Washington times., 1906-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS PONDS.
COTTON MARKET STEADY;
WEATHER BRINGS RISE

NEW YORK, oct. lG.-The local cot
ton market opened steady. up TO
points. Immediately after the opening
the English market sold of six points
which would have made a very weak
feeling here were IL not for the weather
news.
Opening prices: October. Il5au.I7;
November Il1Qli1S; December, lII8a
iLl9; January. ll22Gll.23: February,
u2luu2: March. lL89d1I. 40: AprIi.,
l1-o3 bid; May, u.47d114S. June, lI45850
The Washington times., 1906-10-16
JACK TO TAKE
TWO MEN AT ONE TIME

Los ANGELES, Cal. oct l6.-PhiIa-
de,phia Jack O'BTicn has undertaken TO
knock cut Fred Cooley and Jim Trimble
inside of ten rounds each tomorrow
night Cooley once knocked O'Br.en
down In a sparring exhibition.
The Washington times., 1906-10-16
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY

oIce, Corner Ninth and 2 StrestA
EAID-CP CAPITAL SLUJJOJ0
SURPLUS. &60g, ,e0J iEARNEDl
Loans ia any amount made on an
proved real estate ~ collateral a res.
&onabls rates
- Interest pad upon deposits ca monthly
- balances subject 90 check
This company acts executor Al.
minlEtraforr trustee. agent treasure
Registrar. and IN All other nduciar1 a.
uGCiticE.
Boxes for rent in burglar ana nrsuroog
- vaults for safe deposit and STORAGE OF
valuable PAD kaEes.
John Joy EDISON --......... Presifs,.
JOHN &. SWOFE. Vice Isreside1r
ELLIS Second Vice Presidenf
ANDhEM ! EAlthEEsss ss.s.s..,T Treasurer
HARRY Q. MEEA Assistant Traasursy
BOYD TAYLOR Assistant .TresaIIr.T
THOMAS bHA DIE 7 .-...f Real Estate OfHcar
FRED'K EICHELBERCER- R. Trust OHcer
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
e prepared 20 assums the mana EeFnent Of
Jour real estate Careful attention gtvsn %
all details.
The Washington times., 1906-10-16
CORPORATION NOTICE.

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co
or NEW YORK
Notice o. FoliCyh0IGeTs.
The official statement which may be used
as a ballot for voting by mail. having been
sent 90 each paHCyhoider on October u. any
voter failing 90 receive the same tn due COURSE
is requested tH send his name and address 90
the company. New York city. IN order that
"a duplicate may be sent him. II
The Washington times., 1906-10-16
Auction Sales.
J. c. SINCLAIR.
Auctioucer.
G98 louisiana avenue nortbv.e

uso A-ollSlatla avenue northwest
sale TOMORROW AT TEN O'CTOCK.
NJ, consisting Of bed room and parlor sIlites
chinOniers. sidebOards, contents OF a ain nI
room, chairs, tables, crOckery and glass ware
range, counter carpets and mating book
cases and show cases. Consignments re-
ceiYed uD 70 the hour Of sale II
The Washington times., 1906-10-16
IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
n. Y. STOCK MARKET

Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates
q Co.. Munsey Building. Members New York
Stock EXCHANGE
The Washington times., 1906-10-16
FINANCIAL.
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION
V@ ISSUE OF STOCK
OPEN FOR sUBscRIPTIoN
AMP FIRST PAYMENT.
sHA RES. $3.50 PER MONTH.

~ ~ - % NJ A. a 4 Z - ~
AMP FIRST PAYMENT.
sHA RES. $3.50 PER MONTH.
Subscriptions for the 52d issue OF stock
and first payment thereon viii be received
daily from 3 am. 10 $50 pm. at the Office
OF the Association. -Four per cent interest
per annum is allowed on shares. Upon
maturity OF stock fail earnings are paid.
The EQUITABLE has strictly carried
out. IN the past tweuty-seven years. since
It's organization. with conservative bust
ness Methods It's object and plan as n
purely cooperative saving and Ioaning as
sociauoH. u has steadily sincreased in
the number of shareholders and I'm the
volume Of business and assets. and has Sc
cured the largest degree OF practical help
and success 20 both those who save on
stock and . those who borrowed 20 pay
Tor property.
Further information Will be cheerfully
furnished upon application at the once.
EQUITABLE BUILDING. 1908 r 81. nv.
John Joy Edison. President.
Ellis Spear. Vice President
Geo " CaEiIear. 2d Vice President.
Frank r Reeside. Secretary.
John Joy Edison. jr.. Asst. secy.
DIRECTORS.
FFed'k p. Pyle. Jno. A. Hamilton.
Geo. W. Fisher. A. NJ Lothr1p.
Job Barnard. Geo H. Harsies.
+. =. Turpiu, z. v Covlus,
Jno. B. Larner.
The Washington times., 1906-10-16

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