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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO !.

Ad1lIO00S.
BALTlM0RE AND OHIO =. r.
LEAVE STATION. Sew Jersey ave. and L 81
ROYAL Blue LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
200 a. m Diner, Pullman Parlor
$50 a m Buffet. ParIor. ; Hr- Train.
sss 70 a. m Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
III % a N. Diner and Pullman Parior car.
y O0 D. m Diner and Pullman tarior car
zoo y. m Royal Limited Al Pullman.
34Oep m Coaches 10 Philadelphia
500 D. n Diner and Pullman Parlor
$50 o n Coaches u Philadelphia
.lIso D. n Sleepers-
-2s7 a n Sleepers
ATLANTIC CITY. tI.oo. ts.Oo. tue9 a. N.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HoUR-
WEEK DAYS. A NJ TO = -
TO BALTIMORE WITH PULLMAN
SERVICE.
Week dnys: 2.5I. 500 $50. 100. 7.so. 500.
So 500, 80. 100. u-Oo a. m. u 90 noon
- a. 100 O0. 800. 400. As. 500 soa 5 so
500. $50, 7oe, 500 1000. I-3e. u-5 ?. M
Sundays. 257. ZOO. 20. 40. so. 100. Il 90
a m. 100. lis. soo. 2-S9. So. S-S9. s-S0. s.05.
1000. u-So. I-SS .. N
CHICAGO & NORTHWEST. eli 90 y n.
CINcINNATI. ST. LOUIS & LOUISVILLE
1906 a. m, aus p m. az. A night
PITTsBURG. lilo an. BIS pm '12. 20 nt
CLEVELAND. 's:15 ?. m COLUMBUS.
WHEELING. 'IOG5 a. m. $50 p. IN.
WINCHESTER. s-S5 =. n. f405. 150O D. N
ANNAPOLIS. week days, 10 a m y O.
noon, 600 p m sundays. $50 - m and
. - n
sURAY and ELKTOS. s4o5 pm. .parIor car.
FREDERICK. 3. ''sI5. ssI0O5, III %
a. M. ssLI5. fs-o5. f5-30 D m
BOYD and way points. IS -55. sss Is a m
s.I Is. 800. f5 IS. 1910. III . D. n.
GAITHEKSECRG and way points ts.z5
49, 10 a m. fI2 50. '"LI5. T330. 80, Is q
Te 30 ss7-15 sIO-I5. fll3O D. n
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points
IS -, 10 a m. Is. 800. $50 p N
Daily Except Sunday. "-SUnday oulv
Reservation of Sleeping or PariOr Car space
rates Of fare, etc. viii be quickly furnished
BY TELEPHONE al AL Of the foIlouIoe
Ticket Ofh-es= 50l 18th ST n W. Cor. New
York Ave, Telephon9 Main 1881. gIs Penn
sylvania Ave. Telephone Main rs: Station.
New JerSey Ave. and St. Ticket once
Telephone. Ear CSI. Information Bureau
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For Sale-Houses.

FOR SALE
DAVID MOORE,
1928 NEW YORK AVENUE.
FORTf-FINE HUNDRED, North Capitol
street. near Florida avenue northwest.
splendid six-rocru bath and cellar house
Furnace heat.
TWENTY FIVE HUNLRED. Southwest. in
yestment; always rented at twenty-five
dollars month.
FoRTY-FIvE HUNDRED. Twenty-four feet
front lot; house. six rooms and bath: deep
lot TO wide alley; half square Of Twelfth
ana streets northwest.
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED Six large
rooms and bath; one-haf square Of good
car hne: good lot
FoRrY-FIvE HUNDRED. Splendid side
light house. six rooms. bath. reception
hail, cellar and furnace heat: let me
show you this one
FoRTY-sEvEN FIFTY. Eight large rooms
and bath on east and west street, one-half
square OF Fourteenth and r streets north
west
FIVE THOUSAND Asked. Make me an oner.
for eight rooms and bath. cellar. wide anc
deep lot near Ninth and northwest:
THIRTY EIGHT HUNDRED. semi-detnched
six-room and bath in good section of
Northwest. owner must sell al once:
leaNlng CITY,
FORTY-FIvE HUNDRED. Corner in North
west. overlooking beautiful park, seven
rooms and bath; decided bargain
THIRTY SEVEN HUNDRED. SIX rooms
and bath: furnace heat: in good section
os Bloomingdale; look this up.
TEIRTY-Two HUNDRED. Six rooms. bath.
cellar. furnace heat: Florida avenue
northwest; only one.
DAVID MOORE,
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For Renf-0Mces.

HANDSOME OFFICES for rem an tba
Munsey Building. on L ST. facing Penn
sylv2nia ave. between 18th and 18th SIS
moderate rents: heat. light. and Janitor serv-
ices free. 1e9I -
FOR RENT-Very desirable Offices. <.clng
Capitol Heat. light. and janitor service
From Sc per month up
BLISS BUILDING. 30 y st NV faI2-tf
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Suburban Property.
BRENTWOOD, MARYLAND.

One car fare to District line Brent
wood Is just over the line. (See map in
Saturdays edition-)
Lots in Holladay or Brentwood sub
saO0 TO $3.50. on monthly payments OF S.
w. A. BARTLETT,
Loan and Trust Building.
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For Rent--Flats.

FOR RENT-sl25O only. for rour-rooms ana
oaii- ii- Gas range, nrst 1oor near Dupont
circle. ;: T SMITH & Co, ROOM 2Il-
Colorado Building ans- 81
FOR RENT-TO colored tenants with smaIl
families, rooms and bath fats; porcelain
.uos ana basins; latrobe, range, gas. neat
Iy papered. located on 18th 81 ne. between
q and II sts
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN. eO4 9th NV.
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itENTS ONLY SIS TO $50
THOSE BRAND-NEw APARTMENTS
Nos 9O0l TO 30i7 Sherman ave nv 10th
stl' large rooms and tiled bath: cebi-
net mantels Every convenience NEAR
ALL CAR LINES. OPEN FOR INSPEC-
TION.
JORDAN & BLOoMER Qnc.). 1914 C st. NV.
ap4-tf
FLAT OF three rooms and bath. heat and
gas splendid condition; second floor; ad-
joining the Lafayette. l609 7th st. nv S22 so
ap4-3t
THREE and five room housekeeping fats:
baths: pantries; $40 and SI7. eco X ST. nW
ap3-3t
FOR RENT-Attractive fiat. 1--WE rooms; rent
1850; deep yard 10 alley. Apply on prem
lses, Oily th ST. ne ap3-3t
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CHETWOODE,

Pacific and Illinois Ave Famous for Supe
rior Menu and Service. Illustrated booklet
Coach meets trains 81 per day. $40 per wk up
MIS- =. A. DEMPSEY. Owner & Mgr.
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JOSEPH l. IEPPER, Solicitor.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th
DAY of March. 1906. a petition was filed in
the Supreme Court Of the District Of Co.
lunba by Chain Simcha Madved praying a
decree changing MS name TO Samuel H Ber-
man. for reasons set forth in said petition
mh22. 29,ay5 CHAIN SIMCHA MADyED.
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Business Property.

342l NJ ST. NW.-Near Aqueduct bridge and
junction of Capital Traction and Old Do
minlon railroad. storeroom- Price. So. 80.
FOR RENT-Slu Water St, Georgetown; ma
chine. blacksmith. or general WORKSHOP, 25x50:
So. 50 per month. enStf
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ONE GROOM HOUSE. nearly new; Il osO
Ht Iset OF ground water In kitchen: latrobe
me porCnes. eastern exposure: quick ssfe
Si.SOi cas-. payments
e-ROOM HOUSE. Is acres OF rich lard.
town water: iatrobe; s. 900; both In S mimi. -
OF street cars. easy payments. cash plr-
CHASER can secure the bargain OF a lifetime
r y. RYON & Co
National Commercial Bank Building
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PHONE NJ 2224 $40 f ST. y. w
FOR SALE-ALL SPECIAL BARGAINS.
E Cap. near 9Th ST. Or. mod imps -- S6 500
9TH St, near Z. Cap. or. bath and cellar. J. 500
\. J. ave, near Coy. Pig. once. 7r a b. 1900
NJ ST, near 9th NV. rooms and bath. .O0D
Mass. ave. near LIST NV. 9r and bath. 8. 500
Good frame and lot i6xl0O nr Wash. Hgts. !. 900
solid bricks 22d, south OF circle; rent S45 s. 400
Near Lincoln Park. NEW Or and bath :. $50
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ATKINSON & BALLARD co. QNc1,

u ~
52So-DON'T DELAY minute -Four acres
good garden Land: seven-rOom house: four
room tenant house. stable. four poultry
houses, three incubatOrs. four brooders; two
wagons. buggy. harness. all farming fnpIe-
meniss short walk trolley; one ana three
quarter miles D-sJrict; crops partly planted
On account OF illness. owner instructs US 10
sell at $500, 81 cash. balance TO suit
Quick action necessary. THE SOCLE co.
tInc-). go Louisiana ave. ap4-5t
FOR SALE-COttage on large country lot
near cars. SIT. Rainier. Nd; one fare: price
500; plenty shade; grape vines fruit trees
and bushes. Call afper pm. CHARLES
T JOHNSON. Jr. 33d ST and Bunker aiit
road, Mt. Rainier. Nd. ap4-st
s., 5000
FOr suburban home six rooms: furnace.
city water; fine shade: lot IOoxI25 feet
plenty fruit. In Langdon: two blocks
from car; scent fare. Be sure and see
this
CHAS. S. MUIR 6 co. Unc).
ap4-St 1903 New York ave. nw
Mt. RAINIER. Brentwood: lots $50 TO 500.
easy payments. cash discount ROOM I'D
McGnl building ap4-st
X-ROOM. frame house. large lot, New CUT
road near Clark Mansion. PTlce, s., 500 $50. %
down and $500 per month
y. II. BAKER & CO.. 226 Corcoran Bldg
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FOR SALE-SI, 500. exchange or lease; High
view Hotel. Is rooms Chesapeake Beach
Md. S. II. TERRY. zoos ST. NV. ap5-3t
FOR SALE-S25 cash and SIS per month will
buy good, six-roOm home near 18th and IA
streets northeast. Price only $500. Rent. y
per month. Fine investment S. T. SMITH
a. CO, ROOM 2il. Colorado Building. ap5-4t
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good six-room brick. sth St NV; trust
OF 81. 100 remain COLLINS-GUERRY
COMPANY. 62i 18th st. NV. ap5-St
FOR SALE
Harrison court &c. two bricks renting Sc
each, 5000 each.
LIST ST sw, three two-story. five-room
bricks. renting for 5000 each 81. .I5e each.
L ST sw.. si1-room brick, renting for SI5-OC
s.. i5a.
10th st. NV. six rooms and bath. renting
s20.50. s.. 600.
1 ST NV. two-story frame eight rooms and
bath, water and sewer. renting. Sl6-7c - 80.
l1th 81. ne, six rooms and bath, all mod
ern improvements. brown stone fronts. rent
ing 5000. 5000.
Corner on sth 81. near ID St ne, six rooms
and bath. renting $500. $500.
Corner on eth st, near NJ ST. Sc, 10 rooms
and bath. renting 90. 1850.
I'd 81. Sc. five two-story, nye-room bricks.
now renting Tor $50; viii raise rent 70 S9.5o
Never vacant. s. so for all
81. nv. four tWO-stOTy. siN-rOOTn bricks,
renting foi $i3. 30 each, s., 900 for all.
l St ne. sfx tour-rOom frames. renting.
$500. $500 for all
THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY,
sO7 STREET NV ap4-3t
ONLY 500 CAsH--S2o MONTHLY so
$500 ONLY s. 800
Penn. ave Sc, near Navy Yard. New
house: furnace heat: hardwood finish. Up
20 date in every respect.
BARGAIN. 3E QUICK
lie ROY MARK. 100 G NV.
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For Sale-Real Estate.

AUCTION SALE. by order OF attorney. Of
two-story brick dwelling. No $40 TN 81 ne.
sAIIRDAY. APRIL :. 1906. at 5 O'CLOCK
p. NJ Lot lIxIIO House six large roon,s q - -
bath; all modern improvements; east and
south front: In excellent condition; only a
sionethroW from II St cars; rare opportu-
nifty 20 secure comfortable home I.uns
etc, see auction adv. Evening Star ADAM
A WESCHLER. Auctioneer ap4-4t
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For particulars apply TO the
BOULEVARD HEIGHTS CO..
Room 5, sI2 F St. N. W.

BAtsGAlN, siX-room house nearly new.
one :cre: beautifully located: the best "a
water; 300 yards from cars. price. 81 $50:
easy payments SiX-room house. two acres
Tight On car line. price 5000 y lot, ,yt,b
10000 square feet. So TO $50: can't be bear
EICW. DANIELS. Com. Nat Bank BlSr
18th and 9. an -
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Dr.. Shade

treat men" 3 years practice Stomach
liver. blood. skin. bladder, structure nervoC-
special. and private diseases cured promptly
Consultation eree- az 18th st NV
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TAKoMA PARK.

IL YOU want property In the largest and
most picturesque suburb. see Us We control
sIoIe Se property IN Iakoma than all the other
dealers combined. and our SUBURBAN ma nsf-r
rs resident of the suburb PROPERTY
SOLD ON TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASERS
OOLlINS-'ib ERRH Co. 621 18th St NV.
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NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE,

Cozy cottage. rooms: modern con,e,-
lences' acres OF ground Price only 81 200
EDGAR NJ. HAYES,
Phone Main sci 19as = :,
There is REALITY in Ny Realty.
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SIS CASH S2 MONTHLY
MARYLAND PARK.
ONE CAR FARE. Beautiful building
lots Board walks Shade trees Abso-
luteiy pure water. Lots as low as S25
CHAS- D. FOWLER,
5l2 St N W ap3-tf
FOR SALE-At Falls Church nine-acre
truck farm. seven-room house: water and
bath; bank. barn. all necessary outbufldings:
plenty fruit and shade; fine water: place
we'll fenced Address S. W. PUTNAM, Bar
croft, Va X r. u. apS-6t
FOR sALE-lO. 20. or 50 acres: near the
Pennsylvania railroad or the new electric
line Inquire DUCKETT & SON. s3S F
St NV. ap3-3t
FOR SALE-House of seven rooms. with
small store. Address BOX l54. Times Office
mh30-7t
GET a certificate Of title from Maryland
Real Estate Title Company, Commercial Ma
ticnaI Bank Building. 18th and q sts- and
when YOU purchase your title Will be secure
settlements made. Conveyancing and titles
examined at moderate rates. nah2s-eot
OUR SPRING BULLETIN or farms and
suburban homes is ready and will be
mailed upon request II contains many bar
gains that Will not be on the market a few
months from now.
MARION DUCRETT & SON. ss5 f St N W.
MI
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Business Chances.

FOR SALE-Fruit. cigar, and confectionery
stOre5 money maker. owner leaving cttv:
snap TO quick purchaser 237 Pennsylvania
ave. NV. au5-3t
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For Rent-Stables.

FOR RENT-A good large stable; 81 a month
Apply to l. GERACI. 125z sIh st NV
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BALLSTON.

rooms. ! acre: plenty OF shade; gOod
water. on car line Price. Sl.000.
roorls; 4 acre. Cash. 1900.
acre Of ground. $500.
rooms. new house; good lot. ON car
line. s., 30.
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WANTED-A partner In the photograph bus
mess; have complete tintype. ping pong. and
portrait outfits: also three new view out
fits: must be hustler. Address BOX 2l9
Times Office
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PRICE, sa,sOO-RENTED FOR SIS.

good six-room brick. on sth st. NV; tr,Is
Of 81. 100 remain. COLLINS-GUERR'
COMPANY. 62i 18th st. NV. ap5-3t
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Wanted-Suburban.

WANTED-To rent. by the year eight or
nine-room house IN suburbs: Brookland pre-
ferred. Address BOX 2SS Times Office.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-11
Trade Council Officers.

The Central Trades and Labor Council
held its first session of the New Year
last night in Ellett's Hall. n large NUM-
Der of delegates were present, and the
officers were elected as follows: Presi-
dent. J. B. Fitzgerald; vce-presiden, e.
G. Hicks; recording and corresponding
secretary. j. j. Powell: financial secre-
tary. Joseph ]. Portch: treasurer w. j..
Taylor; sergeant-at arms, II. s. Camp
bell.
The officers We're installed by eX-Prcsi-
dent John NJ. Ryall.
In the bylaws several changes were
made, the most Important being that a
standing committee on the Labor Day
celebration should be provided for. and
that a reduction from five to three should
be made in the Auditing Committee. The
following new delegates were seated:
Typographical Union. No. 91-Joseph
Beazley, Charles F. Young, w. H. Null
len, q, Fl. Steptoe and Giles Courtney
Structural Building Trades Alllnnce-E.
G. Hicks. AL. Pickett, Fl. G. Howell L.
j. Johnson, III. S. Campbell.
Carpenters and Ioiners, No. 1064-J. NJ
Rayhorn, w. G. Dayton, T. L. Bagby, W.
D. Dobbs and j. +. Bagby.
Carpenters, No llSG-W ]. Taylor, H
I. Lamb. r. Winbauer, b. McLelland and
William Black.
Local, No. 10. United Association Of
Jourreymnn Plumbers, Gas and Steam
iitters.-I. M. Peroe, Thomas Marss,la. Nv.
t. Patram, Fl. r, Luffsey, j. j. Powell
Electrical Workers-E Wicker S. u
johnson, A. Walton, M. NJ RichWine and
u, w. Lipscomb. a
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COTTON AYAI,,iETs.

NEW YORK. Jan 10.--The cotton market
was fairly active. and after sharp early
break ruled generally steady, recovering a good
part of the loss on active months, and closing
a; net decline Of Only eSlS points old crop
and of laIl5 points on new crop months Sales
We're estimated ut leo,0l0 bales
The market opened weak at decline Of 1910
points and quickly increased the loss to a
matter OF i76ps1 points the active months
under aggressive local bear pressure and heavy
liquidation by YESTERDAY buyers who were
discouraged By the Very Disappointing cables
Due 10 come about AGA points higher. Live.pooI
opening, seeming to place q bearIsh construc-
tion on yes,erday's gianers report, while pri-
yate cables also. reported that the South was
offering more freely; The early break hero WIS
also aided by selling orders from Liverpool
and reports that spot cotton was being offered
more freely at Southern points. There was
considerable bull news IN circulation regarding
the situation In the cotton goods market, how
ever, mills We're said to be buying illorr freely,
and after selling at 1i.33 for March, or within
l point of the low level o. Monday, anil over
40 points down from yesterday q high point, the
market rallied on covering, and during the
lending bears We're covering and Wall Street
support. Tie closing tone was steady South
4 9rn spot tmarkts' were generally unchanged to
&c. higher. and exports again exceeded port
paSeipts,
Receipts II tho ports to-day were a. sa5 bales
against 2S,Ae3 last week and 2S $40 Inst year
TOR the week teatnatedls 40 600 bales n gu inst
1i3. 7G9 last week and lg, S93 last year Today
receipts at New Orleans 4. 657 bales ayninat IL :.
0o6 last year, and at Houston 4,lOa bales against
3, 2SS last year.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, mAgneT.

NEW YORK; Jan. lo.--FLotiR steady but
quiet. Rye Flour--E.asy at s3.fo1i--5S BucA-
wheat Fiour-Duli. Bnckwhed,-- Firm. Corn
msal-Steady. Rye--Somnal. Bariey-tluiet-
Wheat Barely steady; No. . rcd sJca.. eie-
tator, afioat: No. northern. Duluth. c5e..
I. .. !. afioat optIorls partly &c net lower.
Nay. sec.: July. sa1sc.
cora-steady; 80. 2. 571.e. old. elevator
Options isdi4c. net higher January. 5sIsc.;
May. sOnc-; July. Sic. oats-Stcady; mixed
Beef-s,cady. Cut Mea,s-stesdy Lard
steady. refined. steady PofR-steady. Tai-
l0w-steady. Rosln--Quet AZ 1910. 1urpen-
iine-Steady al 65izdSyc
Rice-Steady. alolasses-Stendy. Coffee
Spot Rio, STEADY: No. I Invoice, 3-Isc.: rnild
steady Futures steady. uer unchanged 10 )
points higher. cordoya. 3'.9l7ssc Sugar--Raw
nrni; fair refining, s-lsdJitc.; centgiIuga. IS
test. ii-isg5Ac.. Eolasses sugar. i5-lSaSe. :
refined. firm. Bu,ter-FirH aud unchanged.
cheese-.Firm and Unchanged. EGss-S;eady
and unchanged.
Peanuts steady and UNCHANGED. ,Cotton-By
steam to Liverpool. 21c patntoes-Easy; State
cabba Ees-ouiet and unchanged.
Couonseed oil-Firn with good business
doing. Prime crude. Z. 0. b., 2eI2stec.; prime
prime winter yellow. 25aa3Jkc.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. Jan. l0.-No;wlths;andng
bullish news the whea, market here to-da1. was
Inclined 10 be weak. final quotations on tao
May delivery being of sc Corn was up &c.
Oats were practically unchanged. Provisions
were 5di2itc. higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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JERSEY MUaDEREss .
GRANTED A REPRLElE
(By Associated Press.)

TRENTON, N. T., January 1o.-AIrs.
Tolla was to-day granted a reprieve of
thirty days by Governor Stokes.
Mrs. Quackenboss, a New York law
yer. appeared before the Board of Par
dons in Mrs. Toiias behalf. AIRS. Jesse
b Portion, of Cincinnati was here with
a petition containing $4,000 names.
The repricved followed hearing be-
fore the Court of Pardons. of which the
Governor is Il member. Mrs. Quacken-
boss stated that she could produce new
evidence which would show that Mrs.
Tolla killed Joseph Sonta in defending
her honor. and she asked time In which
10 send to Italy to obtain proof OF Sontas
bad character.
Countess Massgiia, wife OF Count Mas
siglia, the Italian consul-general at New
York, was here in Mrs. Tolla's behalf.
but Mrs. Quackenboss was the only per-
son admitted to the hearing.
Mrs. Tolln was To have been hanged
in lIackcnsacls on Friday of this week.
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JUST AS WELL
SELL THE CUP
Kid Glove Policemen Say Farm
ers," OF First District
Can't Shoot.

The kid glove" men of the Second
District made it twelve straight yester
day afternoon. when they defeated the
First District bluecoats in the regular.
target practice by two points.
The day previous the uptown men had
won BY handsome majority. and yes
terday the tug OF war was at hand. Until
the last man had sent the bullets tying
at the large target it VS. III dous' IS to
which district would reeve :he hcnor
of holding :ilc championship Gun.
With twenty men on each side the
First District men had tho blue s.ocs-
lngs'' beat seven points. But not salts
fled with this. 4 vas agreed that there
should be twenty-one men OF, eacll side,
and thereby hangs tho tale. Officer
Keegan was the pinnacle ar unf which
swung the First Disteict cup. he made
eight points. The patrolmen from the
West End trusted their I'LL in tho good
craftsmanship OF Office. Clarkson. and
their trusts We're not misplaced.
When 1t was all counted up it was seen
that the uptown men had counted two
hundred and ninety-two times. against
the boys under Captain Whitl,cl. There
was rejoicing in the camp nf Captain
Hulce.
Lets sell that dingcd cup said a
private Of the Second District.
.Why?" asked his colleague.
"Cause those farmers from The First
District amt never goine, TO pet even
with us in the shooting gntnr,'' answered
the first speaker.
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MARKET WEAKENS
ON PROF II TAKING.
Disposition More Manifest Than
On T'uesday-Littlc Dis
turbance of Values.
MANY CONSPICUOUS GAINS
Canadian Pacific Group, Kansas
and Texas and Amalgamated
Copper Make Headway.
MANY CONSPICUOUS GAINS
lgy Associated Press.j

NEW YORK, January 10.--Thero was Il
f further contraction In the activity OF the
dealings in stocks to-day. and the dispo-
sitlon to take profits was even more
clearly manifest than yesterday. The
profit taking. however, was conducted IN
very orderly and systematic manner
and without creating any serious disturb
itself under effective control. 80 that the
realizing was conducted with excellent
success. Prices were opened higi, all
around, the upward squirt at the Begin
ming extending to wide margin In
some cases. This was evidently for the
purpose OF afording n better baals for
selling stocks and that process Was i'm
rnediately begun. There vas no news TO
account Tor tie days movements Of
prices. The selling 10 realize profits
seemed In pursnance OF the fixed plan
OF operation entered upon i'll the early
stages OF the movement by the powerful
speculative combinations ruling the mar
ket
The principal Influences in to-days
money market WAS the response to the
decided relaxation abroad. Gold exports
arc stu looked for. Another Item In the
of silver TO the level 1T which gold was
previously sent TO Mexico from here to
take Mexican coins out OF circulation.
The annual Injecting Of the American
Sugar Refining Company brought disap-
pointnent TO some spectators who had
counted upon an extra distribution OF
profits. The Canadian Pacific group
made very conspicuous gains. and Kan
sas and Texas continued to be affected
by the rumors OF absorption for carrying
out "A good combination Amalgamated
Copper made good Roadway against the
weight OF the selling There were vari-
GUS other points OF strength amongst the
railroads. and specialties. These proved
their sustaining power throughout, but
prices gr;tyitated TO lower level. In spite
of frequent rallies. The closing was easy.
after one of these rallies. and with some
stocks at the lowest
Bonds were irregular. Total sales. par
value. $2.ss50o0. United States twos cou-
pom declined 10 per cent. on call
Total gales OF stocks to-day We're 1906
600 shares.
NEW YORK. January lc.-aioney on
call firm. sac per cent: ruling rate, 81:
closing bid 3: offered at g. Time loans
steady: sixty days and ninety days. 5hG6
per cent: six months. 1-4G5h.
Prime mercantile paper. sass per cent.
Sterling exchange strong, closing easier
with actua, business In bankers bills at
4s6. 60a4S5.65 for demand and at 4s3.25M
1880 for sixty-day x.ls. Posted rates
4s3isG4sI and 4S1m4sIia. Commercial
bills. As2 T-sGlis3. Bar silver 65,s. Mex
ican dollars. so la.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-11
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TSpeciaI 10 The Iimes- Dlspatcl.)
GATE CITY. VA, January 10-Un-
known persons last night dynamited the
houses OF Lewis McDavld and John TIP
ton. eight miles from Gate City. The
roof of McDavids house was blown off
and the walls badly shattered. The fam
lily was asleep, and every member was
severely shocked. but none were seriously
hurt. The affair has produced a great
sensation, and If the culprits can be found
they will be harshly dealt VIII.
McDavid and Upton are good citizens,
and are not known to have any enemies.