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.PSON & CO.. 1895 r NV.
Store. 535 7th Sc. 20. 90
COS 18th ne. Or. b. 1880
1247 Md av ne. Or. IS. 30
1925 NJ ne, 7r. -. Is. 90
100 Ben I'd. d C. 8r..12.0
Store. 800 9th Sc. 1900
Cos 18th ne, Or. 10. 80
GIG La av, basement. 10. 90
Sta r 1902 14th NV. 10. so
Desk room. 1885 F NV.
HOFFMAN, REAL ES-
er. 10th and + SITS. NV.
1918 18th NV, Tor. AS. 90
1862 Wis av. 10r.. 40 so
S27 Mo av, 12r. 40. 90
1922 18th NV, sr. 80. so
t82 d Sc. 1r. .35. 90
1914 Riggs. 7r. .33. 60
2l0 81 NV, Or. 80. 90
1441 w, TT. 80. so
1913 W. 7r. 80. so
1125 N ] av NV, 7r.2S. so
1863 willard. 5r. .27. so
1853 willard. 5r. .T.50
1927 22d. Or. Is. 90
CEs.
atlantic Coast Line"
bldg. from $40 to $33
Stable. 1925 32d(r'r) 10. 90
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PROPOSALS.
lines It,. Coo. st. $I.2o. 1 wk., 81 So. no. 81 90

PROPOSALS FOR TERRA GOTTA FIRE ROOF
ing-Ofbce of Building for National Museum, L.
brary of Congress. Washington, ID. c.. August %.
19o6.-sealed proposals for furnishing erd ee.lvef-
and attic floors of the new building for the Ma
tional Museum. IN this city, will be ieceiyrd at
September. 1906 and then publicly opened. Sped
ncatioas and Information furnished applica ton
to this office. BERNARD r. GREEN Supcriu-
tendent OF Construction au23. "a. %. 3isel, i-6t
OFFICE, COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, Washington, August 81 1906
SEALKD PROPOSALS will be received at this
Office until IL o'clock noon, August %. 1906. for
plumbing work in the Jones school; forms for
proposal may be obtained at room as District
building HENRY 3. r. MCFARLAND, JAY
J. MORROW. acting. Commissioners. ID. e.
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FOR RENT-$40.65 PER MONTH-ON EUCLID
st., 2 doors from 18th St. very pretty 3-story
HEAT.
au1S-tf-5 H. L. RUST, COS 14th S.
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ms and insurance,
It. NV.
217 G NV. 7r, b. $3.50
1925 & 1927 E Cap.
Or. b. .2S. so
719 4th NV. Is. SO
1918 9th NV, sr. b. .25. 80
1908 & 10 1 ne. Tr.b. Is. 90
I'd & Bryant. 7r. b. 70. 90
1907 G Sc. Or, b. :. .22.50
1913 Md ave sw. :. % 80
645 LIST ne, Or. b. .2l. 90
81 Z, near Unionsta. 10. 50
COS Caillan ne. ...... $50
MENTS.
225 Morgan NV, LIST q,
2s5 n NV. 4th d, Or.
b, heat. .27.50
% I ne. I'd d, 5r, b,
no heat. "a. 90
S19 Sth NV. 3r, b, no
neat .............l 1000
ROOMS.
COS + NV, Cd floor, 2
rooms, steam. 1900
RE.
LIES.
18th & Girard NV, auto
space .............5 800
Shop rear 4I5 II NV,
I'd floor. 800
TENANTS.
...................$11.30
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TO LET-COLLINS-GUERRY Co. 621 18TH NV
m NV. lar, b. .$125.O0l APARTMENTS.
2117 Banct, lar, 2b 1000 1881 Willard, 5r $2l 80
1915 10th NV. Tor b. 70 .O0 1922 9th. 5r, "a so
2202 NV, 13r, 2b so. sol BOLT Dumb'n, 6r b.25 so
1871 DeSales, Tor. b. SO. 90 Sd ne. 5r. 20 Oh
905 NV. Tor, b.. AZ so - 9Th 3r. so
1928 18th NV, Tor b. 42. so TAKOMA PARK
2017 10th NV, Tor b. ~. so Chestnut Or, b.. $40 90
1928 Eud Tor, b. 40. 65 Carroll. Or, b.. 80 90
2lO4 LIST nw 12r, b.35 so Hickory Or, b. 5000
1908 Riggs Or, b.. 81 so Cedar. Dr. b. 30 90
314 18th me- Or, b. %. 50l Montgomery Or, b..21 so
1884 Brghtwood Or Is. so Eastern. Dr. fur) %. 90
PETWORTH.
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FOR RENT-sEPTEMBER /. 2117 ST. NV;
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FOR RENT
1904 st. NV, rooms and bath. $50 90
112 @ st. NV, rooms and bath. 800
au10-tf WEAVER BROS. lAl6 + ST.
FOR RENT
1917 P st. NV, II rooms and bath: :......$eo %
1880 10th st. NV, rooms and bath. 40.00
1908 st. NV. rooms and bath. ......: 800
s12 18th st. ne, dat. rooms and BATH. y Oo
. 624h 14th ut. me-, nat, rooms and bath. l6.50
CLARENCE BARNARD,
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FOR RENT-BY WESCoTT q WILCOX,
The Washington times., 1906-10-08
Deaths and Funerals.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary
. Carter. wife of FreelinE Carter, who
died at her home in South Alfred street
yesterday morning, viii be held from
her home tomorrow afternoon at 2
% clock. The Rev. j. II. s Eweu, of
the Methodist Protestant Church. viii
oifciate and the inteTmeut will be made
in the Methodist ProtestS1t Cemetery.
The funeral Of the late James Narcher
was held from his home al LinCOlnIa at
II o'clock yesterday morning and was
largely attended The interment was
made in the family buryinE grounds
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Ada A.
Klein was held from her home in Or0-
noko street at o'clock yesterday after
noon. The Rev. +. r. Phillips. of ST
Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church. Of
ficidtcd IT the funeral service, and the
inIerment was made in Ivy Hill Gene
terry.
Lawrence. the four-month-old child OF
W. b. and Hessie r NeWland. died at
bis parents home, l422 Duke street yes
terday.
'Che little Tour-year-old daughter of
William +. Hammersley died at her
parents home IN Cameron street this
morning. The little one was operated
upon yesterday
The Washington times., 1906-10-08
FOREMAN OF BINDERY
TO BE CHOSEN SOON

The permanent foreman Of the bindery
OF the Government Printing Office will
be selected from the forty-one appli-
cants who are to be examined as to
their qualification Tor the position. Pub
lie Printer Stuings some time ago in
formed the book5inders that he would
select from their number a foreman Of
the bindery. and that all who wanted to
try for the place should file an appli-
cation. The time for filing applications
expired last Wednesday.
The applicants will have a stim eN-
animation, for each one will have 10
show what they can do IN the line Of
a technical and practical examination.
BY a competitive examination the Pub
lie Printer hopes 70 secure q fiTst-class
man, one who knows the business from
the gre md up, including the important
part O- correctly estimating the cost
and time for turning out a job. In a
few days MT, Sillings hopes 10 be ready
to announce the day and date OF the
examinaJiO All The applicants are
practical boOkbinders. but not all have
had experience In conducting a bindery
The Washington times., 1906-10-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PLACED on RECORD

First Addition TO American Univer-
sity Park-Gdlen l. TAFT et al. trus-
tees. to James II. Flanagan and
Henry NJ. Hervey, lots 63 and O.,
Randle Highlands-NationaI Safe
Deposit, Savings and Trust Company,
trustee, TO United States Realty Com
pany, parcel b. $40.
2447 NJ street northwest-Fanny NJ
Johnson ct vir. Charles, TO Daniel II.
Ferguson, half interest in lot So.
square "A. $40.
Addition 10 nacOstia-Frederick T..
Repetti ct al, trustees TO John Hrsch,
lots 10 and II, block 8 lots 20. y, -.
block Z, S995.
Eleventh and + streets northwest
Josephine G Sewers ct al. TO William II,
Moses. Henry c Moses, Arthur c.
Moses and Fannie j. GOsling. all in
ltIest IN east half lot II. square S2l, $40.
annie }. GOsling 10 William H.. Harry
G., and Arthur O. Noses One-fOurth in
tefest IN east half lot H. all lots y and
H. apd north half lot IL. square 32l. so.
1893 Georgia avenue sOutheaSt-HaTry
;. Weich ct uX. 20 John w and Maud
A1dIoW. lot -, square 1913, SO.
North Columbia HeighJs-James W.
Siulcner, trustee, TO j. Johnston Wal
i"Se, loJ 70, block .. S29l07.
,rNorlh Columbia Heights-Daniel *.
iIilulHer et uX. U0 j. Johnston Wal
lace. lot Is. block 6. $3543S.
S9nnnecticut avenue addition to Cleve-
t1tAd Fark-John Sherman ct uX. 10 John
W. i, 'f JI-r part $40
~ ooubrlse-LcEa r y Raw 10 Charles
W, brown, lots ] and 2f block l. $40
,,liLIllinluad-Ettchard 49, Pairo ct uX 10
eehtItes : s-o L. simmons, part lot y, block
tI6 Fifteenth street northwest-Mary
=. I'vb1IhS TO LtWrenCe o. and Mary
u Louise Robbins, lots Co and 5S, square
6B Eleventh street northeast MARCIA
ret !. Hathaway To Edward Nanenn
lot g. square SS3 $40 q '-'''
The Washington times., 1906-10-08
Plant Of National Electric
Supply Company
Destroyed.
NEW ENGINE WAS USELESS
Couplings Would Not Fit Plug and
FiTemen's Work Was
Delayed.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.

Fire yesterday morning totally des-
. troyed the plant of the National Electric
supply Company, situated at the ship
yard in Franklin street The buildings
OF the Marine Coal Company, adjoining
those of the Supply Company. were also
slightly damaged
The fire, which was discovered about
O'Clock in the morllng. is said 10 have
started in the engine room of the Marine
Coal Company The flames spread with
much rapidity When the new Columbia
engine reached the scene of the fire it
was discovered that the coupling wouId
not fit the plug. Much time was lost by
this, and the flames made much head
way.
When Chief Petty arrived he ordered
the Columbia engine from the plug and
put the Reliance in its place. and the
fire was fought by that engine alone.
The fire wardens claim that the coupling
was fitted To plug at the engine house
and that IL fitted perfectly. The loss is
placed al 5000
The Washington times., 1906-10-08
THE WASHINGTON MARKET

safes OF the board. including after cali
~ amounted 70 6-A shares OF stock and
5000 In bonds
Following are the sales and o,,,r-
lions OF tOday's market.
Columbia Railroad 5's-$2 Og1I9G31g
Washington EallwaS ami Electric 4's
uJ00N1A 80
NJ asn!nEton Railway and Electric
com.-5ofI 4gis 5Go 40l4 5041 1gl. son i0Is
MashinstOn Railway ana Electric ufd
-luytioS14, lpaSy, l0aSg lg09g
Washington Gas-Z-f5S7- 25a,S7. 3-5.
aNts. Z505Nfs yJUzq
-1crecI iEaier-2ff3f0ls 5Hg0ua
Mitchell Mining -l0Ja5 4cT5.
american Security and Trust-GT2S0.
Nase5r ston Loan and Trusi-IGzlG.
81 .usGlf IOgls
The Washington times., 1906-10-08
COMMISSIONER ALLEN
PLEADS FOR MORE MEN
Head Of Patent Office Asks Assistance
Of Congress in His Annual
Report.

I'VE need more adequate quarters.
more men. and better salaries for the
examiners we now have to successfully
90 the work Of the Patent Office. said
FaJeht commissioners Frederick I. Allen
yesterday in speaking Of the DELAYS i'm
examination and approval Of patent
claims
Our work has been behind for some
time, end have recommended in my
annual report filed September Is, that
the needs Of the office be taken i'm hand
and acted upon. The only means we
VIII have of cXpediting the work of eX-
amining and alIOtiHg patents is for Com
gress 70 appropriate enough 10 cstab-
hsh AS ln bigger quarters. / would IKE
TO have ali of the rooms in the Patent
OffiCc for the force of men ( have need
81 have wished for some time that the
bureaus OF Interior Department hz-e
be given quarters of their own. ! have
recommended these improvements in
the department in several reports 10
Congress
The Washington times., 1906-10-08
IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
GENERAL ELECTRIC
LEADS THE MARKET
Prices Advance Sharply All
Along Line-Significant
Trading in Erie.

NEW YORK. Oct. 8-The stock
market was active and strong with
General Electric the prominent efature
advancing TO lS24, gain Of S4s points.
American Smelling continued its up-
ward movement, advancing TO 15gZ
Westinghouse rose 10 1914. There was
good buying of the Rock Island issues.
During the first hour many issues ad-
vanced sharply and in nearly ali cases
prices ruled at higher levels than at the
close on Saturday, American Smelling
up points. Colorado Fuel IL and Union
Pacific l&
The most significant trading was in
Erie. London bought Steel, Southern
Pacific. Copper and Union Pacific on a
moderate scale, about Offsetung the
arbitrage sales OF Erie
Governments were unchanged; other
bonds firm.
The Washington times., 1906-10-08
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Through an unfortunate error of the
types the statement was made in this
column last Wednesday that the Comp
trouer Of the Currency had sent notice
10 stockholders Of the First National
Bank Of Chicago of an assessment Of
100 per cent The bank to which no.
tice was sent IS located at Chelsea
lIass), and it was so intended 10 be
stated.
As the last statement of the First Ma
tional Bank of Chicago to the Comp
troller showed a surplus and undivided
profits. of nearly 100000 with assets
of over $4,000 O00 the error is obvious.
The Chicago and Northwestern is to
build a new terminal station at Chicago
10 cost between 81, 600 900 and S20.00O 00O
ArchiJecturally it promises TO be one Of
the finest buildings OF its kind in Am5ri-
cg.
The foreign commerce of Cuba, ac-
cOrding TO the latest returns received by
the Bureau of Statistics OF the Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor agEre-
gates practically S200 900. 900 per aunum,
the imports being $50, uUo.O00 and the eX-
ports $4,000, 600 The population IS in
round numbers ] 10000. and the area
5000 miles or about equal TO that OF
the State of Virginia
The two national banks at Memphis.
Tenn, viii not accept The tender Of $780,
900 Government money offered by Secre-
tary Shaw to relieve the money strin-
genCy- II is asserted that tHe banks do
not need The funds now, cotton having
begun 10 move and arrangements hav-
ing been made for enough cash TO tide
over the critical period.
In view of the listing Of American Sc
mHa.a
is Interested at this time in the esti-
mate of the total output OF the world
securities for 1895. Statistics show that
the United States issued last year 5.Ogl-
559o0o IN new securities a. compared
with 3,O5l, 2Sl250 in 1904. Germany is
next and Great Britain. Japan Russia
and South America follow in the order
named. The total of the issues for the
year is in excess Of 100000 900 francs.
The Treasury has actually put In the
national banks Sl5.O00O00 of the S26. .O00 900
authorized by Secretary Shaw The bal
ance OF this money viii be placed in
the banks just as soon as the banks
designated to receive it put up the
necessary security.
Nearly S35O00 900 more Government
money is in circulation than ten days
ago.
The s1O.O00.0OO of Big -Four stock which
II is prOpOsC8 TO authorize at the meet
ING OF tne stockholders 10 be held on
October 81 must according To the resO-
luton Of authorization, be first offered
10 the stockholders for subscription. The
terms OF such subscription are to be
decided upon by the directors.
When S1.300. 600 of Big Four common
stock was offered TO the stockholders in
1905 at par only 81. 453. .569 was taken bv
them. The annual report of the Lake
Shore Tor 1865 developed the fact that
practically all of the rest was taken bv {
the Lake Shore, the latUer's holding an
December 81 being SIS, 752, 200.
The Washington times., 1906-10-08
Found Dead on Street.

David Brown, an Alexandra painter.
was round dead yesterday morning al
the corner Of Prince and Union streets,
near the Alexandra Fertilizer and
Chemical Works Mr.. Brown had been
employed at Luna Park until it closed
Tor the season lie was seen at the fire
az the shlpyard yesterday morning and
couTersed with "a number of people
Death was due % yalvuiaT heart
trouble. Mr.. Browns funeral viii take
place from the home OF his brother.
George w. Brown. ina North ROYAL
street tomorrow. He was thirty-eight
years of age
The Washington times., 1906-10-08
No Tnps 70 Ark.

IL looks now as if the Alexandria au-
thoTitles had put "a stop t. the alleged
gambling aboard the ark which is gu-
chofed OF The Maryland shore. opposite
this city. Yesterday the little steamer
Bartholdi, which heretofore every sun
daE has been carrying passengers TO
The ark. did not make any trims there
and the crowds who came 10 this city
ON the ferry boat stood aJ her wharf
here and waited in vain. IL is not
thought there was anything going on
aboard the ark. as all appearances seem
90 Indicate that no one was aboard her.
The Washington times., 1906-10-08
COTTON OPENS WEAK,
RALLIES UNDER BULLS

NEW YORK. Oct. S.-ActIvity and
weakness marked the opening Of the
local cotton market In addition 20 poor
cables the market reflected splendid
weather in the belt over Sunday.
There was a heavy rush of sellers at
the start. but after the call they swung
the other way and prices rallied 10 4
points Sentiment locally was mixed
Opening prices: October. 1G.42ul0 So;
November, 1037al0S8; December, I0.35G
1888: January, 1875 bid; March 1052d
1888: May. lO5S01059; June. 1853 bid.
The Washington times., 1906-10-08
REc1TALS AT GOLDENBERG's.

c. W Brown. OF the same city. will
render the following selections at Col
denberg's tomorrow and the balance of
the week: Are You Coming Back to
Your Old New Hampshire Home" Co
leen Bawn." when the Whipporwnl
Sings. Marguerite" Some One Thinks
of Someone" and "I said NY Last Fare
we'll " Daily concerts are given from
10 10 y a. m. and to I p. m. The pub
lie is cordially invited
The Washington times., 1906-10-08
SLIGHTLY HURT
WHEN CARRIAGES COLLIDE

Mrs. c. L. Padgett, Of Oxen Hill, Nd.
was driving on Livingstone road ves-
terday, when she was run into By a
team of horses driven by an unknown
party. Mrs. Padgett's vehicle was some
what damaged and she was slightly i'll
Jured as a result of the collision.
The Washington times., 1906-10-08
Ticket AGENT Resigns

Earl Mcdonald. night ticket agent at
the WdsElngton-South and the
southern Railway Companies, has re-
signed mis- position % accept one with
The general Offices OF the Southern Rail-
way Company iU Washington. He viii
Doe succeeded as ticket agent al the Tn
ION Station by Charles L. Hew
The Washington times., 1906-10-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Carroll Cotton and Mary Toland.
Daniel f. Meredith and Pauline II.
Webster
McGiH Grove and Annie n. Beall
Herbert r. Smith and Evely L. Light
cap.
John l. Baxter and Alice T. KOOn
George W. Thomas and May l. Mar
shall
George ". Young Rocky Mountain.
Va. and Fannie Wolfe, Bess, Aue-
ghany county. Va
r Edgar Fra vser and Mamie s.
Nicholson, both of Richmond, Va.
The Washington times., 1906-10-08
Wife Bearer Fined.

Harry Brown created great disorder
at his home in this CITY Yesterday by
assaulung his wife and smashing up
things generally. Some soldiers VINO
were passing went into the house. and.
taxing Brown from 10. held him until
Policeman Betfis arrived and placed
MIN under arrest. ln the police court
This morning Police Justice Cation inn
posed fne of $50 OF go 10 jan for
ninety days
The Washington times., 1906-10-08
PAY WIFE 81 WEEKLY,
IS ORDER OF COURT

James Pe7rce. a driver Of the Mer-
chants Transfer Company. was 2 de-
fendant in Judge MuHowny's Court this
morning. charged with failing to spn-
port his wife. Emma Pearce. of l59 Sivfb
street sOuthW est.
give s. "a week for the woman's Si,n-
port. P
The Washington times., 1906-10-08
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY
once. Corner Ninth and 2 Streets.

oLce, Corner Hinth and Streets.
PAlD-JF CAPITAL. SI,c0g,o5J
SURPLUS, Ss5J, w lEARNEDl
Loans Ia any amount made on an
proved real estate collateral az "a.
acnabls rates
Interest paid upon deposits on month";
- balances subject 20 check.
This company acts as executor. sd
- minlstTatCr- trustee, agent, treasurer
registrar. and IN all other nduciaTy ca
uBCities.
Boxes for rent IA burglar ana areproof
vaults for safe deposit and storaEs OF
valuable p4C ksges.
JOHN JOY EDISON. PrasIdar.
JOHN 4. SWOPE. Vice President
ELLIS SPEAR -.-.--..--S Second Vice Prestds1r
ANDEAL- " = ~ - f-tk- aGureF
HARRY o. MEEM M...... Assistant TreasuTsF
BOYD TAYLOR ........ Assistant TreasIIrar
THOMAS BRA DI4f1H ...,. Real Estate Ohicsx
FRED'K EICHELBERGER... Trust OfHcer
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Is prepared 20 assume the management OF
your real estaIa- Careful attention given 60
all dsJaiiz
The Washington times., 1906-10-08
WASHINGTON GAS
IN GOOD DEMAND
Railway Common More Act
i've Than for Some
lime Past.

Washington railway common was
wanted today on the stock exchange
and the prices paid for several quota
tion lots were the highest that has ruled
for two weeks. The preferred. on the
/ contrary, was inclined 10 heaVfness ana
alIerlUO shares had been furnished m
I A54, ouerlngs AT even lower figures
. could not nnd purchasers. The bonds
were well taken though the prices are
sun Tar from satisfactory 90 those who
invested last spring.
In Gas stock there was continual
tlun OF the investment demand which
mas been noticeable for several DAYS.
ana the price advanced TO 50 on sxI
. celelnt buying. Present Indications
point 10 a better range of Ys.les in
this security.
Prices on Washington Loan and
trust varied but little on small sales
from previous quotations, while the
bId on eMtropohtan Bank held firm
az the established level of Saturday.
WHeL the hTst sale was made since
the tiNldend announcement was made.
MtfEenthulcrT egaiued the dividend
pald on the filst instant and is selling
- - HlsH now as when the dividend was
dtlacHed- Mitchell Mining got on the
record on two sales al ). but found
lhe supply quite equal 10 all requests
at that figure.
on motion OF Mr. Bell. "A comufttea
was appointed 70 consider the ceIebra-
Ilon by the board of the twenty-fftb
anniversary OF the exchange. which
occurs on ONvember 6.
The committee appointed T.. prepare
resolutions of respect % the late Lewis
j. Davis reported today and after re-
clllng the fact that Air Davis had been
tSI t"enty-oHe years associated with 4b..
exchange placed on record their an
pieelauon or has high character and
many virtues and their continents of
regret at his demise which were adont-
utes '''- '''--'
Tie balance sheet of the Greene Con
solldatrd Copper Compauv 10 he sun
MlUed AT the annual meeting tomorrow
SHOWS total assets OF $50 04O, ,63D. with =
surplus account OF S1S.572Ilg. The in
vested capital Is set down at B.4,2g-q
while the stocks OF other companies arr.
inFentoTied NJ s. coo Cash on hand
accounts. and notes receivable. together
WIN supplies and merchandise. make
up the total The capital stock OF tba
1retne company is Sl0OW0l3
The Washington times., 1906-10-08

Swift & Company S sales of fresh heaf
IN Washington. D. c.. for the week enS-
ing Saturday, Oct. 6. 1896 averaged & q
cents per pound.
The Washington times., 1906-10-08
Quick Loans

MONEY AT ~ AND 5 PER CENT
Promptly leaned on real estate IN The Distrfcf
- Columbia LOWEST COMhISSTOSZ
AE1SHELL q MCLERAEs
Ava B So. k. ~.
The Washington times., 1906-10-08

on motion OF Mr. Bell "A committee
was appointed 70 consider the ceIebra-
anniversary OF the exchange -1UbfcI
occurs on ONvember g.
The Washington times., 1906-10-08

build a new terminal station at Chicago,
10 cost between 81, 600. 600 and $40 900 000
ArchiJecturally il promises to be one Of
the finest buildings OF its kind in Am5ri-
cg,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-05
Hebe 6es RdiferS.

Ssim Diner oes OiOrOOsuti6en Te.
satta'Sereius, cas mad ben 8ettfubr.
ten auf Der &beoe BON aurbauen uerans
italtet purbs, biett Saiisr 8ilbelm cine
bsoeutiame Geoe. In Der er Sund6It er.
flarte, oaB Reidsfan3lsr Siirlt BON
Billion pieOer berseitelt unb imltunoe
iei, ais eriter &atbseber bes Wtonarden
weiter Su fungireu, unb baun betreffs
Oes ausbaus Der ariessiIOtte iaste, OuB
bieier nur einsu lansiamsn Sortsans
nsbme, mas als cine Solse Der risiisen
GntwideIuns Der osutidsn SanOsls.
flotte, nit welder bic ju ibrem S9us
uno S4irm berufeue Sriessmarine
ntGt sleidsn S6ritt ssbaltsn babe,
aniuishsn Jet. Oteie leste 9emsrfuns
paBt ben leitsnoeu @eiitern bes uDeut.
iaen Slottenuereins," Die pesen ibrer
lebbaften gsitation su @uniteu elmer
raiaeren SsrsrUBeruns Der Niarine
oft setabslt wOroen iiuo uno in ben
Borten oes 3aiisrs cine Re6tfertisuns
ibrss Sorsebens erbliden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-07-05
1elepbons : Wifere.

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