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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
TrcdDcr 9ianb in Gbicaou.

Gbicogo, 7. Moi. - Ginbrc6er
Orangen beutc iriib in ooS Niireat
Soiepb Seitcr'S ein, iprengten Slpei
SpinOen ltno entfamen nit S6ligu,
tioneu, meld)e $4,000 bis $4,000
lperi6 lein iollen. 0aS @ebduoe lit
folm Elm babies @eoicrt bon ocm
Observation-Disclosures entfernt. SO.
iepb 2eiter lmlr0e Dor ctlidJcn ,Sobren
ourh einen Corner" inn 9Sei5en.
martf, >uelder iid 81 eincm5eblib iblag
geltoltete, I'M Aan5en 2onoe 6cfannt-
Die Spibbubcn 6atten oie Gbiire nit
cinen Sbmicoebanrrner cin9cldlo.
gen, luelher nit @unni oocr 0idcm
Sllh lInllpidelt mar Inn oa$ @er1llld
Scr SdlGgc 81 pcrminoern. gl!S slus
geltellte belite lrilb IN ooo Niircnu
fomen. ion0en iie Den 9ooen nit Do
flurenten aus Oen Spinocn beoedt,
oarunter nll6 einen 0on0 liir $4,000,
mcl6eu Ole 9iGuber iibcrieben botten
Iie 2etteren 0rangen audi III Die or.
ltoBenoen Giircaur ser 9lopotaten
Ho6ert 6. rno Gronf Grome ein lno
rmlbten sort @crtbpopiere sum gc.
TRACE BON etlua $1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
8ieSer ilott nno nid)t beidDGbist.

Norfolf 3D., z. Moi. - GoS
Sdlo6tidiii v9iboSe Sslano," mel.
DIES an Sanitua iriib bei Dort Spit
ouiliei, im,r0e ipat gelteru slbeno
mieoer iIott gcnlad)t inb iheint fei.
nerlei YehGOialrg erIitten 81 baben,
oa es aui mcihem Shlammbooen
lag. Gs miro uabriheinlicb gum
3lpede eirer linicrillbung nad) einem
norbliGen Snien geididt meroen ba
Ser bieiige 6lottenballboi fein5roden,
bof bat, lpcIdc5 8roB genng fiir OaS
Shlahtldliff lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
@un cinem Gin6redler cridlolien.

gtew g)orf Z. Moi. - G6os.
9. Spier, Elm berporrngenoer Sc.
id)Gitsmann BON Stoten SSslono uno
on9eblid coniioentieller 9(gent bon
8. $. Gogers, @iee.Y e.Yr1iioenten ser
,StanOoro Oil &c." ipuroe 6eute
iriib in ieiner Wobnllug anSonpfius-
slpcnuc SIT Neiu-9rigbton, Stoteu
Sslano, pon einem ginbreber eri6oI.
ielt luelben er auf irblder SGnt err
tappte Gr ielierte mebrere 9iepol.
peridiiiie auf oen 8erbreAer, obne
i'm 81 trefIen imb wlroe onn bon
oemielben Oiir6 cine 9ugel ms Ser5
tcot nieoergeItrcdt. Ser 5GGter cut
fam nit 3nriidlaliuns ieiuer 9ellte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
SdIrcfcnStbat ciucr mnbnIinnigcu
Wiattcr.

gfem 9orf, 7. Mai. - 6rolr
Worn u. @aters 80 Sabre oIt, @ot.
tin BON ,Sobn gf. 9Saters, eineS Ser,
iiderlln9SnofIerS, um6 lire 22.iGb-
ri1c lodter 9lgotbe muroeu bertc
iril6 in ibrer Nobnuna. 9tr. III,
SScIt-76. Srobe, erihoiien ouigeilm-
6en. 2lae llmitdnoe oeiitcl nlL OoB
Die tSrou IN cincm 9lnfau bon @obn-
Jim Die Eod)tcr mo oanr iih iclbit
eridoB. Sor. 9SoterS, mclber fur5
por SageSmbrllb }uei Sd)iiile bortc,
iono Die 2cidc ser Softcr i'm @ett
lno oielenigc Der Sron ouf elmer
Sreppc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08

@ aibiugtou, 3. g., T. Mai.
@lto0alonpc, III 6run3Gliidy 9Belt.
iu0icu, aus 5mei &nicIu unucit Soll
Gomingo bcltc6cn0, mir0, mie @.
rSnrpiS 1openS, Der 0urtiuc amerifa-
niidc &onnil Dem Staatsoepurte-
mcnt melbet, olrd einen Wo6 terro-
rilirt lmo 0ie @cb0roc lit nidt i'm
StonOc, bie SrommQ SIT mn6ren. Gin
0cItern bei ser 0cpltirtenpobl aus
9ebrodcncr &romall iii 0ie llrIo6e.
GS mobncn lulr pCnigc N(nerifoner
ouf 0en ,Snleln, olIein piele amerifn'
niIdje @oarcn lin0 0ort ouioeStopelt.
0us 6lottenoeportencut miro Elm
aric0aibifi 5im Shube ser omeri-
fnniiGen SSnterciicu 0ortbm i6ideu.
Sort sc Sroucc, Snicl War-
Unique, Z. Wtni - 0epci6en aus
gaiic Serrc, @unOoloupe. ergebcu,
boB Gin Nerr 9oiancuL melber Gon-
0t0ot fir Wie0orcrpGbluua in Ole
frou5Gide Gcputirtentammer mar,
0elteru BON eiltcm Ieniter ieiner
8obnlmg aus init eiucr 9iihie 6eller
mti Foiianten croinetc, 5pei So5ia-
IHtcn tootete iul0 eincu 3ollbcomten
perpnnoete Gin Mob ltiirmte mo
pIiInoerte 9leib ooralti sic Hobnun.
gen Woisncllf'S lmo ctIiCber ieiner
SlnbGnger, uno 9oiSneui mur0c mlr
ollrb @erboitung Dor ser @oltspltb
bcipubrt. lleber 0e llriaheu ciner
Sbat merOen mioeriprehenoe glngo-
ben genlobt. GS beiBt einerleitS, er
babe in Solge bon politil6er 9luis
rc9llng lmo obne 9lIten @rllno oe.
iellert; nab einer on0eren Gerliou
ld)oB er oie So5ialilten nieocr, neil
oieIclben gepaltlom in ieine @ob.
mm0 ein5uOringen iubten. Su @ln.
boloupc muroen oie $50. @eroult-
Hid)aro unb 2egitiluS 81 0eputirten
crlpdblt 9lui Martiniqle perliei sic
Wnbl rnbig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
rmcc Stutom o bil.

gSien I. Mai. - 9enl Yeiipiel
Ieuti6lono'9 iolgeno, 3iebt nun aiIGg
sic oltreidiide 0eereSleitlng Die Gin
iiibrltlg oes~glltomobllS fir Die sr.
NEE erultlih in 9etrobt. 9to6oenl
lie eingebenoc Grperinellte nit Yan-
5cr.gltomo6ilcn gemadt ilibrt lie
nun einen ,SnltrilttionsturS iilr Dill
5ierc, llnicroili5ierc uno Wlonnibaf.
ten ein INN ibnen oic prnttiid)e Der.
lucnoung Der Wiotormoger iiir oeu
&ricgSfaa uno uebcnbei audi Die
Gornobne rnider 9lepornhlren bei-
3ubringen, chpo luic lie iebt al lGoir.
ten @cidiibcn mo Scl0Dagen boil.
5ogen luerocn. Wtun pcripribt lid,
bon oieier Nelierlmg groBe Griolge.
GiebItGble i'm aunltmu.
icum.
y9ien, T. Mai. - MielgeS gllli-
iebcn erregt Die Gutoedlug BON Su.
melcnoiebitGbcn, peId)e Dem 8olh-
icbnlieo Shtrm 3ur Gait gelegt per-
Den. 9tub 9lugo6c Ser 9cboroe brad,
CT ollS cinem I'M fniierlihen aunit-
nluiennt ouibcluobrten biltoriihcn
Shnrud Gorlitcine berollS lno er-
icbte Tie ourf lalite Sieine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
@ablfraiuall Onf @naSalonpc.

Gin acihloacncr GonOiOat fiir sic
Geputirtentamncr criAieBt 5mei
So5iaIiIten, 4ioeripre6euoe
Geriionen Der 2Iiioirc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
Mao'uaD's
9teaoD
9teliet.

6iir iuucrliden nnS GnEerliden Be.
brandJ.
Sbmtr,eu farirt i'm slussndlid.
Gebrantt ,,AaSma0s 9ensB 9rilei" bel
och erten Nnieideu oon sdmerirn pber tin.
bebdgen; meun nit 9cibeu pprr 0rautbsttea
beornbt, wire bic 9eiluus asidlrbsu isIn, che
ofr 6amiIiennr5t unter gc,pdbntidten i,mjfdu.
ben SaS @nus crrsi4t.
y S bctlt bic fd immIter thmers
3eH III Seii bon elmer bis Spnnig Wtinuteu
9ellIe Sfllnoe lida Seien oicler aH5cige btautt
3enIano 9en lagt3 3u feiu mil
S6merseit umS 9sein.
SdJmer3en
upu Rhtnmailsmus.
Sdlmsrjen
Dun Neuralgia
Sdmcr5fu
uun Qupimet.
Sdmcr5cm
uon 8abuptb.
Sd)mcr5em
SdDmer5en
uun 2nn,taap.
SdJmcr5cn
pun E.nttihungen.
Sdjmersen
non granoiuunbeu.
Htroeri nrgenblidIlb bic unnusitcbl!tbiten
Gbrerien, berDinnert Sni5nouna iIno frtrf
Nerlioptttng, fei IS Der Qungen hes Wlaaens,
Dec Sln1elpeioe ODER nnoerer Erilien ODER Or.
cane, nnrb cine gppifaion.
Sleitbgilliig. luie befiig obcr fttmerSbait Die
Gtnter6rn, luelcbe sibeumaiitbe, HcifIaeerae,
NehrchIiC0c, &erfriiopele, Nerb6fe, GeilruIa,.
ihe ooer bon GraGfbeileH 8erriitiete Ieioeu
mJaeiI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
Ga0maD's
Geaop
Nelief.
6ibt aa9enblidlidc 9iuoeruua.

@i6t aa9enbliftide 9inoermmg.
9iiIe bon GgoSouItos uro SureIieuItitte tuer.
ben barmcS gcmadt onrh snipensuna bon
StooipaO's HcnoO 9ieIiei. Gs uentruIifrt fofort
oas Silt uno oertluSert lueIteres tnbcbasen
6ilr imncrlidJen ioiuobl, ais anEer.
lid)eM 8ebrautj.
Gin baIber bis sii eiHenr 1beelbffeI bon Heas
By aleIiei IN enem baiben CSaS gSntier, iuieoers
boieno 10 oft, ais ole GiitIccriingeH udtiiinoen,
nn0 Elm Giiid Saneu, nit WcaSu Meiei De.
leutici, ibet ben Mnaen llno eiHarprioe ges
le1t luiro ioloritGe GiHoerlna ullo ee baIofae
9eiliIng er8ieieiI.
Sanerlid Elm buIber biz AT eincm 1bee.
loliel pull III eicm bnlDen 0ilafe boil gSaiier
miro tg menlGen Winnteu inriren: Strdnlpfe,
ten 9rbreben. Scr5idlpdde, Nerobiiidt, gttIat.
lolDfeii. aopfmeb, Bldbunaeu ilnb ale inuerit.
dpli Gtbnetjcil.
Malaria IN ietnen prritbiebencn formcu gehettt
nno perbitet
GS giebt feine auoere WleoStu u Der g8eIt,
otc 6iebcr nno nsIaite" nno alIe anoeren fna,
I1rltben. biIitfen linb anoere 5Ieber. unter.
iliiBt ourd y0inbipdOs 9illS," 70 f6ncu beiIt,
ais 9lnotunp'S Jieabb aleIiei
g'cicnoe folien ilnnier cine SIifhe bon Stnbs
moD'S 9icnbD 9cliei init flo fh9ren Gin paar
Irppen tn gSdiier iueroen sgranfbeit ooer
Gbmer5cu bur6 gpeebfel bcs Waiers berbius
bern. GS 1T better. 1Is iranS5iiIcber 9ranbn
obcr ViiierS ais ein Stimiilaiit.
9re's soc. pru Slafdie.
0erfanit pon aneu apotbrferm.
MaS,uaD & Go., 55 Gin Ctr, Weu.
Oorf.
The Washington times., 1906-11-08
DISPENSARY HOURS
FOR CONSUhP TIYES
Physicians on Hand Mon
day. Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday.

There has been a change OF hours
In the Free Dispensary for Consump-
tives. at 926 + street northwest. From
now on physicians viii be in attendance
Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday. and
Thursday afternoons from TO o'clock.
and Friday evening from 1880 10 $50
o'clock.
The following is a list Of services as
stated on the new cards: Monday. DR..
Noble p. Barnes. DR.. William =. Reeves.
and DR.. Edwin c. Hunter. Tuesday, DR.,
Jesse Ramsburgh. Dr. c. H. Camp. and
DR.. Charles Hyde. Wednesday, DR.. b.
NJ. Randolph. DR.. L. W. Watkins, and
DR.. +. z. Harrington. Thursday. DIR.
Charles NJ. BeaII. DR.. L. NJ. HynsOn,
and DR.. S. II. Greene. Friday. DR.. II.
w. Tobias. DIR. J. d. Rogers, DR.. J. Ii.
Digges, and DR.. Adam Kemble
The dispensary is doing an important
work in the community. Eight hundred
and forty-three dispensary visits is the
record for the last twelve months
The Dispensary for COnsumptives rep
resents very important part of the
work being done by the committee on
the prevention Of consumption. This
committee is now engaged in its yearly
canvass for funds.
The Washington times., 1906-11-08
VIRGINIA VARSITY
NAYLOSE $775,OOO
Rockefeller and Carnegie
Gifts Hinge Upon Break
ing Of James VIII.

NORFOLK, Va. Nov. S-The will Of
Edward Wilson James. who left an
estate Of upward Of 100000. nearly
$4,000 of which was bequeathed in a
reslduary clause 10 the University of
Virginia. Is TO be contested by William
+. Thomson and his sister. Miss Viz
Sinla Thomson. cousins OF the testator.
and other hciCs-at-laW % the testator,
here. The suit viii be filed in the cir
cult court OF Richmond city. il being
one against the State. because The uni
Ners1- is State institution.
The principal ground Of the contest
IS that the teStatOr could not leave
me money direct 10 the university
which Is an unincorpOratcd institution
operated b. the State. but should have
left the Dequest 10 the State Tor the
Eeneht Of the university and further
That the profits from one half Of the
entire estate can not be divided with
the Conte ieTate Soldiers Home al
Richmond for fifteen years, because M
ward OF $4,000 is left in direct be-
quests TO Iegatees. and after this is
given ont, the university will not be In
possession OF the entire estate to d.
vide with the Confederate home, as
provided by the will.
Upon The University OF Virginia COM
ing into possession Of the James es-
tate, depends its acquiring the gifts OF
s50O,gJ1 offered by Andrew Carnegie and
100000 by JCnn ID. Rockefeller.
The Washington times., 1906-11-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Dennis A. Lee and Clara Brooks.
Willie G. Mott, jr., and Rose Il. Ed
munds.
Herbert 5. De Land. New York CITY.
lumbia
George F. Thomas and Mary E. John
son.
Randolph A. Menefee and Gertrude
Arthur Ford and Eliza a Buchanan.
Harry Sneed and Alice A Robinson
Merlyn q. Cook, Topeka, Kas. and
Holen NJ Bishop. District of Columbia
man.
Ralph 5. Deninson and Cora A Scott
George A. Walker, Cameron. La. and
Mamie c. Cameron. District of Column
bia.
Henry Hooper and Sarah Walker
Charles Dec and Carrie Brown.
Thomas r Martin and Lillian Pearl
Grove. both of Stapleton. Va
Herbert q. Latimer. Brooklyn, y. Y.
8uG Lula Hefferman. D8ubury Conn
Thomas G, BOTTOMS and liza J. Grove
both of Richmond, Va
Harold o. GOODWIN and Mary W.
Brookes.
The Washington times., 1906-11-08
PENNA. R. R. ADVANCES
WAGES TEN PER CENT

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. S.-The board
or directors OF the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company at a special meeting or
dered an advance of 10 per cent in the
wages Of all permanent employees Of the
company now receiving less than 500
a month. The increase takes effect De-
cember l. and applies to all lines of the
pennsylvania system, both east and
west Of Plttsburg.
The board took this action. il was
announced, by reason of the increased
cost OF living and the present prosperi-
" of the country, IN which the Penn
SylVania shares, and which has made
il possible Tor the company TO make an
increased distribution 10 its share
holders.
On the Pennsylvania lines east and
west of Pittsburg a total OF 192. 45S men
are employed. or these, on the lines
affected. the total Increase amounting
10 $40. 952 a month. or s.. 435- d3f a year.
These same classes of employees re-
ceiVed an increase of 10 per cent in
1902, so that the present plan will be
equivalent TO a total increase of 20 Der
cent )n the rates paid in September,
This action of The Pennsylvania rail-
road board VIII be followed by similar
action by the directors of the companies
operating Pennsylvania lines west OF
Pittsburg. the increases in that terri
tory TO apply 10 more than $1,000 en-
ploycs and involve an increased pay
roll of between S5O0O00 and 100000
The increase OF wages now ordered
therefore. applies to a total of about
lS5,00u men. and involves an increased
annual outlay OF about Sl2G00,000.
The Washington times., 1906-11-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PLACED ON RECORD

Clark Mills estate-John L. KnopD ct
uE 10 Robert +. Hensey. lot Y, $40.
NJ street northwest, between Fourth
ana FlIth stre5ts-Emma Y. Schneider,
et VIZ, Edward l., 20 Harry Keister. part
original lot 9, square 513, SO
Mt, Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Ren-
laIhlE = Davis ct uN. TO Benjamin II
Davis. half interest IN lot II, block 6, $40
t63- Eleventh street sOutheaSt-Emnla
Hemplar TO Leonardo CapOssela. lot D.
1907 Pierce Place northwest-Sevorn
Taylor 10 Walter aud Annie Daniel Iot
50. square l9l. SO
l.3l Rises place nOTthWest-JOhn a
GolIsboroush 40 Nary II. GOldsbOrough.
lot 100 square l53. $50.
kalorama Heights-Same 10 same. lot
9, block 6. $40.
Dobbins Addition-Nnl:am c. McCuen
ct uX- TO George Z. Newton, lot q,
square Z. SO.
Wisconsin avenue northwest. between
n and . streets-G. Donald Miller To
Charles Herzos. part lot 8. Snuarc 1913:
$40 '''
Moore and Barbour's Addition-Annie
r. Irwin ct vir. William n, 10 Maria
Sands. lots and 3 and part lot T. block
.: $40
Hickman street southeast. between
First and Second stTeets-T Franklin
schneider ct uN 10 Patrick Trant, lot 80.
North Grounds Columbian University
BENJAMIN n. BrOuneT ct uX. to Harmon
;. Palmer, lots 81 So "a, block 4O $40
Randle Highlands-United States Real
~ Company 10 Dennis a. Manson, lot S4.
square 1924: SO
226 Florida avenue NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
p Pairo e uX. 10 Harry G. Lynch and
Angie Lynch, lot 80, square $50 $40
6l5 ID street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A Mae
del trustee. 10 Louise Scott and Emily
Powell, lot 2, square 457. 81 Louise
scott ct al convey same property
TO Michael GattI. $40.
Addition TO Belair Observation-Disclosures
NJ. Hubbard to Margaret A. Parsons,
lot 20. block s. 800
20 Ninth street SOUthWest-William A
Gordon ct al, trustees, TO CTertrude NJ
Headley lot "a. square 3S3. ST. POO
M. street southwest, between Four
and-a-h9lr sixth streets-Adrian e
Cox TO Frederick DietZ. tr.. lot e s1,iara
sol. SO.
" street southwest. between Sixth
and Seventh streets-Fanny r Collins
81 al. 10 George G Humphrey, original
lot 6, and part original lots 3 and 2
square 46S $40
The Washington times., 1906-11-08

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-The opening
charges in the stocks were irregular.
Norfolk and Western advanced y. and
Anaconda, Southern Pacific and Rock
Island Il. Reading declined = and
rallied u. Pennsylvania rose Is. Anal
gamated Copper was unchanged. Mis-
souri, Pacific declined p: Baltimore and
Ohio =, and New York Central X
The market had a tirmer tone during
the greater part OF the first hour. Prices
in the early part of the trading made
general advances ranging from y 10 ,
points. There was continued accumula-
lion Of the HIN stocks. These stocks
and practically all the other active Is
sues moved in about the same way ad-
vancing early and then reacting mod
erately.
Government bonds unchanged; other
bonds steady.
After the first hour the stock market
was ouiet but generally firm with
hard tone in nearly all the active stocks.
The Washington times., 1906-11-08
PIhLIGO ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW

PIMLICO RACE TRACK, Md, Nov.
Entries for tomorrow:
First race-Six furlOngs: three-year-
Odds. Optical, rs; LawsOnian, lis; All
Pink. lis; sNiblick, us; "Quadrille, 100;
sSinging Master, us; broadway Girl
us; Oak Leaf, lis; The Saracen, rs;
Herman Johnson. lis; Clovercroft. 100;
Verness. us.
Second race-Five and one-half fur
longs; wO-yeaT-Olds; selling. George
B.. 107; Seawater. 104; Dairy Maid, 104 !;
June Time. lO4; Grumbling Soph, 104 !;
Bush HIN. 107; Havana, 104: Black
Chalk, 104; Light Comedy, 107; %Vera
Vlckers, 80; Private Stewart. 102.
Third race-One mile and sixty yards;
three-year-olds and up. Castor, 81:
III; Condi, 80; +Meddling Daisy, 80; @Eu-
riOides 81; Hanover Hornpipe. l03:
Chalfonte, l02; Lemon Girl. 1903; Ivanhoe,
Fourth race-Five and one-half fur
longs; two-year-olds; selling. *Camby-
ses, lO2; Regal Lad, 100: *Mamie Brady.
80; "Skiddoo. lO2; DankaH, 100; *Charivari
1O2; President Monroe, 1D7: Landslide
l04; Racilia l0i; waterfall I02; Rector
town, lO4; @Diebold. 102.
Fifth race-Afne and forty yards;
three-year-old Lotus Eater, ll6; Hol-
scher. IA: HOmelander. III: Factotum.
ll6; Melbourne. 1lS; Ladsarion. III
Sixth race-One mile; all ages; mares
and hllies. Belle OF Jessamlne. los;
Dairy Maid %; Anneta Lady. 1O5; San
Vera, so; MammymOo. 80; Noblesse
Obiige. 10.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Clear, and track fast.
The Washington times., 1906-11-08
Features of Today Market

There has been a well-defined suspi-
CiOn for some days that the desire TO
sell Washington Gas stock was more
apparent than real There have been too
many bear tips circulating and too many
brokers were ready 10 predict much
lower prices. The ostentatiOus an
nouncement that large blocks were
seeking a market and must Of necessity
be sold at the best figures, savored too
strongly of a desire for unusual pub
ncity.
Brass bands methods are not the kind
adopted by prudent brokers with real
orders, and the wise ones have been
quietly garnering in a few shares ex-
pecting the inevitable rise that always
follows such pronounced efforts TO give
a show OF weakness 10 good stocks.
The boom came today and on a rapid
~ advancing market the stock vas car
ried up nearly point and a half over
yesterdays figures. Buy them when
they are cheap and sell them when they
are dear"
The Washington times., 1906-11-08
HIGH COLLARS PRODUCE HEAD
ACHE.

That high collars tend 20 produce
nervous headaches among both men and
women is the most recent discovery Of
a well-known Viennese physician. Quite
accidently the doctors attention was
directed 20 the very high and very tight
style Of collar worn by Il patient VINO
was always complaining of headaches
and giddness.
The Washington times., 1906-11-08
SIR HENRY DORAND
RESIGNS HIS POST
British Ambassador Leaves
Washington at Close of
Present Year.
SURPRISE TO OFFICIALS
After Nearly a Third of a Century
He Has Teniered His
Resignation.

After nearly one-third of a century
spent In the diplomatic service. less
than one year OF which, all told, has
been spent in his own country. Sir
Henry Mortimer Durand. British am
bassador TO the United States. has an
nouneed TO the State Department that
he has rendered his resignation 10 the
british foreign office. to become effective
with the close. of the present calendar
wear
The Washington times., 1906-11-08
MRS. MUM WINS SUIT
AGAINST STILSON HUTCHlNS

Mrs. Carrie l. Munns claim for $500
rs damages against Stilson HutChins.
for 4 years rental. because of the en-
forced disuse OF her residence on Scott
Circle. was yesterday affirmed by the
District Court OF Appeals.
More than two years ago Mr.. Edtchins
Instituted proceedings in the local courts
TO enjoin the construction by Mrs. Mum
OF an addition 10 her residence. which
IS estimated to be worth 100000
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POULTRY THIEF'S HAUL,
8 COOPS, 4 TURKEYS

James W. Brown. Of IS Sixteenth
street southeast. reported TO the police
this morning. that while his wagon was
standing on Louisiana avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets northwest. yes-
terday, some one had carted away the
load.
This articles taken we're eight chicken
cOops and four live turkeys. The coops
were empty.
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PROPOSALS will be received at the
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy
Department. Washington. ID. c. until 10
O'CLOCK A. Nj, NOVEMBER e. 1905.
and publicly opened Immediately there
after, to furnish at the navy-yard.
Washington. y. c., 2 turret lathes and
proposals should refer to Schedule PAP.
Blank proposals will be furnished upon
application to the Bureau H. T. b.
HARRIS. Paymaster-General Z. S. n.
noS,15
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WIVES IN SALOONS.
FINE FOR OWNERS

Permitting their wives 20 dispense
drinks behind the bars OF their saloons
resulted in The arrest and arraIgnment
before the Police Court this morning OF
August Schwartz and John Schleuter.
Judge KimbaI sentenced the prisoners
to pay a fine Of $50 for violation OF
the District Statutes.
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS Will be received at the
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts. NAVY
Department, Washington. ID. C, until
10 O'CLOCK a. NJ. NOVEMBER q, 1905.
and publicly opened immediately
thereafter, 20 furnish at the navy yard.
Washington. ID. c, a quantity of naval
supplies as follows: Paint brushes, etc,
crocus and emery cloth. sandpaper.
aluminium paint. white lead white zinc.
paints, boiled and raw linseed oil, spir-
its Of turpentine. damar varnish. so
dunn carbonate, lump chalk SOAP.
Applications for proposals should refer
10 schedule 254. Blank proposals will
be furnished upon application to the
Rureau. H. 7. B. HARRIS, Paymaster-
General L. =. n. nos Is
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THE WASHINGTON MARKET

Following are the sales and quotations
OF today's market.
L. S. Coupon. as. so. cOOa13O2s.
Washingto,- Railway and Electric. As.
S50oa6Iiz. Sl.gvaS7la
Chesapeake and Telephone 5's. 81 900
@l4z.
Washington Railway and Electric pro-
ferred. Sassy. lUNS9A.
Washington Gas. 2jq57%. 25a57s.. 256
.. y, za94Jafs, 2Ja575s, 2jG5S. 2ja577s. 251
g, I0tiosis, 2Ja5Sls, 25G5Si4 2j6dSlk
MeFgenthaler, lOg20i%S, IGa 204zs. 81
.0i5a. l0H2o9lA.
LaustOn. j0U14sS
Columbia Fire Insurance. 57@ lOls, 57G
lDa, l6SUlOL.
After Call-Greene Copper, 100d252s
Union Trust Rights. 25GSi4, 3Q9is. 5O99.
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The advance IN Gas stock was only
equalled in point of interest by the drop
IN Greene Copper. which sold more than
a point less than yesterdays figures.
To the Initiated. II looked very much
as II a conspiracy TO depress the price
was nlpped IN the bud. and a conserva-
tive broker got some cheap stock
There were two many rights on Union
Trust stock for sale and the opening
h5ure OF yesterday Was not maintained
sales coming a full POINT less than those
OF Wednesday. The bid for the old
STOCK eX rights continued a 40, but no
transactions were recorded
The unusual amount % Columbia Fire
insurance stock which has come upon
the market lately las caused some COM
ment as sales generally are OF infre-
quent occurrence. The market holds
strong at 10 or fractionally better.