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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-27

Remnants of Dress Goods, including
54-in. Broadcloth. 52-in. Venetian. 60
in. Tourist Suitings, 45-in. silk finish
Henrietta, 46-in Herringbone Worsteds,
46-in. Phantom Checks, 56-in. Mixed
Suitings, 46-in. French Wolfe, 5v-in.
Panama, 50-in. Paon Cheviot and many
other equally as desirable materials.
In useful lengths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-27
Bargains IN Boys Wear .

Boys Corduroy and Fancy Knee
Pants. in knickerbocker and straight
knee styles, which sold up
to S1OO pair (broken 4IVC.
Sizes. Friday for. minimum.
Boys Long Tourist Overcoats, form
fitting back. Sizes II, II, ID and IA
aind Only sn;g 9nr 81 sgo sn of Sd OF
Boys Long Tourist .Overcoats, in
fancy and plain materials, which sold
up to $780, but only o. no
sizes are H. -. 13, IA and SZ.WS
10 years. Friday for ........
Boys Suspenders. the bal -
ance of our holiday stock, IL 4
sold at 25c. Friday.
Boys Black Telescope Hats; hn
broken sizes; s1.O0 sort. Fri AlVC.
day.. Observation-Disclosures.
Boys Plain Brown and Blue Double
breasted Suits: sizes to Is 40
years: sold for 500 suit. Fri WSC
Boys Madras Blouses: all sizes, except
ing IL, ID and IA years: sold 40
for Toe. and s1.O0. Friday 4tVC
Boys Rubber and Cellulod F.
Collars:: sizes ID, 1872 and IA SNo
only. Friday for. Observation-Disclosures.
Boys Juvenile Wool Suits, one, two or
three of a kind only sizes a. 40
21s, g. 4 and years; val N II .QVS
ues up to $500. Friday.......
The Washington times., 1906-01-19
LEHIGH STOCKHOLDERS
WILL GET BACK DIVIDENDS

PHILADELPHIA. Jan ia decision
was rendered in common pleas court
yesterday that holders of preferred
stock of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
pany are entitled to 100 per cent In
back dividends. or $50 a share.
The decision holds that the stock is
cumulative and that the stockholders
are entitled to 100 per cent per annum
from October H. 1898. 10 June %, 1905.
with interest from August l. 1904 with
out deduction of any kind.
The decision is one of cOnSid IRA BILE
interest as il defines the rights OF pre-
ferred shareholders to dividends that
may be withheld to which they are
rightfull.- entitled.
The Washington times., 1906-01-19
CHICAGO GRAIN BROKERS
ANNOUNCE SUSPENSION

CHICAGO. Jan. 19.-Failure OF the
brokerage firm of McReynold & Co,
involving hundreds OF thousands of dol
lars in grain trades. was announced late
yesterday. Tke firm has ned over its
open interests 10 PringIe, Fitch & Ran
kin. who assume all liabilities. The
open interests of the firm are regarded
as amounting To about 1900. 600 bushels
of grain.
The affairs of the firm will be wound
up. and il viii go out OF business. The
statement is made. however. that the
creditors viii be paid ia full. and that
the assets of the concern are fully equal
to the Liabilities. The house has been
a large handler OF cash grain. and con-
trolls two large elevators in this city
and one IN St. Louis.
The firm did no business on the stock
exchange. although ii dealt In cotton
on a somewhat limited scale
The Washington times., 1906-01-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
RECORDED TODAY

S49 Twenty-second street northwest
John w. P1liing et al, trustees, 10 Frank
lin Barrett lot 81. square 81. s1,275
HOS Third street southwest-I,eWis JEFF
81 square 594. $40 -''i - -
| Massachusetts avenue northwest be-
| tween Fourth and Fifth streets-SyIvan
| j. Luchs ct al. 10 Joseph Luchs, part
| original lot ,, square 5l7 SO
Long Meadows-Frank B. Collins ct
ux. to WILLIAM Il Reed. part lots SO
1903 r street northwest-Zeph p. Moore
! 10 Anna L. Moore. half interest in lots
e. and O. square 216 SO.
North Carolina avenue northeast be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
| George T. Klipstein ct al. to John r.
Farnum. lots 10 Is. square north OF
| 1895, $40
Mt Pleasant and Pleasant PIains-An-
ma "a. Milburn TO Francis W. Clements
acknowledgements Realty COMPANY
10 Paul r. Sleman. lots Y TO IS square 8
$40. PAU +. sleman TO Norton NJ. Little.
Thirty-third street northwest. between
o and + streets-Andrew J. s Dixon ct
| uA. e george X case. parts lots $50
and l5l square 1z44. SIG.
Belair Heights-Janes Berry CT NIX 10
Jo2hn Hays Hammond. lot 10 block g.
Lanier Heights-MaU E. Manns to
Laura Keyser. lot 50. $40.
IOIt and 1913 Tenth street northwest
lqa Leon et Vir. kalman 10 Arthur J.
Hendrlcks, lot q. square $40. $40
Fourteenth street northwest between
J. and NJ streets-Charles Early ct ux
TO Arthur J. Hendricks. lot ID square
"a. 80 Arthur j. Hendricks ct ux 10
IDA Leon. same property. SO
Overwhelmingly d Davis co TO
Elizabeth Z. Chaplin lot p block "a $40
r street northwest between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets-C,harles
>; SnreNe. j.. ct al. trustees. TO John
70
F street northwest, between skin and
seventh Streets-Jacob NJ Stein 81 ny
10 Jacob l. Shapiro. half interest i'm
part original lot 9. square 455 SO
DearWOod Heights-John " Grago,,,
81 Us To Sallle NJ. and Lettie T. Gillian.
cot .. square Is. SIC
l. street northwest. between Sixteenth
and Seventeenth streets-Olgs N Sriar
81 al. 10 Silas S. Daish. lot 6. square is.
Twelfth street northwest. between
NJ ana y streets William Berens -
TX. 10 Katherine Krieg, part original
lot Il, square 81, $40
l2l Maryland avenue northeast-Ida
l. case TO Ada NJ White and Annie
\ DruMmond. lot %. square II. so
zi6 and PAS Tenth street northeast
Elizabeth D. HCDpin TO Clara 3 David
son ~ lots il. Is and a. square ss9 SO
Annie A. Drummond 10 Ida l. Case
lot .. square ~. SO
Barry Farm-Edwin Forrest Ct al
receivers. % Thomas ellis, part lot II,
section ] 500.
6-5 @ street northeast-Anna Schroe-
der et Nir. Charles 10 Julius A Mae
del, lot loi, square $50, $40. Julius 4
Maedel Ct uN. to Anna and Charles
Schroeder, same property SO
l. 1oN Kentucky avenue southeastern
totnette :. Allen et viz, Henry NJ to
WINSTON Lewis, lot 9, square los. SO.
Trinidad-Benjamin r Edwards -
uX. 10 Emma Y Barnard west half
lot. 6. block T. SO.
lie Droit Park-Union Savings Bank
Of Washington TO George ". Norris, lot
~. block s 800.
The Washington times., 1906-01-19
ONLY TWO FEATURES
TO LOCAL STOCK MARKET
Trading in Washington Railway Com.
mon and Greene Copper a Reminder
of Former Times.

Activity in the common stock of the
Washington Railway Company broke
out afresh today and for a brief space
there was a recurrence of the interest
which centered around this speciality
last fail. when the sales ran well up
into thousands OF shares and every
broker was loaded with orders. The
sales today reached Wei up 70 the three
thousand mark and after vigorous ef-
forts 10 break the price and free selling
TO all bidders at 42k the tone OF the
market changed and early sellers rushed
10 buy back what they nad -el 20 with
the result that the close was strong at
IA as against Il low level of 42L4, at
winch block or l.0OO went on the rec
ord.
Some hesitation, was observed in the
bidding on the preferred which finally
closed with sales at S9R. Il gain of a
halt point on the day The trading
was OF small proportions and efforts
were directed toward discovering the
position OF recent seller before ven
turing too far.
The second point OF interest was the
increased trading in Greene Copper
which sold To the extent OF 40 shares
and was confined 10 but fractional
changes.
Mitchell Mining held fairly strong at
1873 with sales OF 500 shares. though the
selling appeared more general in char
acter than has yet occurred.
Sales OF Telephone at 81 with an offer
10 buy ifJ Shares At one point under
ano numerous offers 10 sell around 65
looked 10 mark the elimination for the
present al least Of the recent splendid
rise.
CAPITAL Traction held strong at l4g
and the small amount for sale at that
ngure was readily taken. Offers TO pay
l4h for blocks Of 100 shares came from
inside interests
The only change in bank stocks was
the advance OF ls6 in the bid on Second
National, and small sales of Traders an
close 10 ruling rates
The bond market held strong. Tele-
phone IS especially being wanted. but
The recent large purchases Of %. 900 seem
cd To have taken up all those pressing
for sale at 1G5iz or better.
Money conditions are reported better,
and brokers state that loans IRE not now
Occult 10 procure on satisfactory col
lateral, the rate standing At per cent
except 10 more favored borrowers.
The Washington times., 1906-01-19
MARKET PRICES
TRAVEL UPWARD
Reach Highest Range in
Long Period.
READING STRONG FEATURE
National Lead Makes New Record.
Linseed Oil Advances,
Too
READING STRONG FEATURE

NEW YORK. Jan. 19.-The market
more than held its own during the sec
ond hour During the last half hour
Anaconda rose rapidly, up II points from
the lowest.
Prices moved up this morning to the
highest range reached for a long period,
and buying orders increased in volume
as the advance progressed.
Reading was prominent feature. St.
faul rejected the scarcity of stock when
buying orders appeared and made a
Z-point advance. In the industrials. Ma
llonaI Lead rose 2Ss TO 95ss, another new
nigh record. Linseed Oil common ad-
Nahced' AS, preferred 81 The low
priced stocks We're more active and
prominent than on any previous dav of
the year
Government bonds were unchanged:
other bonds strong
The Washington times., 1906-01-19
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales of the board including after call
amounted 10 1880 in bonds and 4,2S0
shares of stock.
Following are the sales and quotations
OF tOdays market.
I. =. regular g 5, S5O06lO21.
capital Traction As, S5O9di07.
Washington Street Railway IS, $1,000
st4. N.O00aN1a4. Sl,OO00S17s
Washington Gas As, S2lpalO5 SlOOalO5
capital Traction, 2UIi14S lO0l49
Washington Street Railway preferred,
oGs0. 5QS9, 3G9J, 5DuS93s. 50d90ls.
Washington Street Railway common.
l0a45 20q42js. 5Q45. 2O042s4 lO0H42s4. lO0Q
42la, luoHi2le, lu0U+21z, 1,0O0Q42I4, 50GI421z
lOG942la, l0CQ42la, lO0n42lz, l00d421a, IOOd
42l2, lo0a422s. 100G427s buyers 6O), 1904
42B tbuyers 60). 100a423s, 1OOd4294 1000
427s. 50G427s.
Traders Bank-50ICO, 5d192.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone,
70t5. 25a64
5. T. Service 561l5.
1.anstOn-I0UGl4 20dl4s
GraphOphone preferred 120d9
Greene Copper. 30029i2 20d29as 2od
2S2s, l0q292s, 10a2S7s 4Oa29ss, 1OOa2gl 500
H2yl
Mitchell Mining, 1O0al3Iz, lO0dl315. lOoa
1879. 1O06l3ik
After call-National City Bank, 5dI3g
Mitchell Mining 1U0dl3Iz
The Washington times., 1906-01-19
HON. JAMES C. MONAGHAN
ADDRESSES BANK CLERKS

AT the regular meeting of the Wash
iaSton Chapter. American Institute of
Bank Clerks, held at their rooms last
evening. Hon. James c. Monaghan, of
the Department of Commerce and La
Dor. addressed the chapter on America:
A Land OF Unlimited Possibilities
Dr. Monaghan referred TO the United
States as the EldOrado of the working
world, pointing out that while a land of
unlimited possibilities, IL was also over
flowing with opportunities; as a land full
Of hope, faith, love. hospitality, and
promise; az the land that is to solve thu
5000 economic and social problems now
aSitating the nations of the world.
The Washington times., 1906-01-19
DISCUSSED FRANCHISES
FOR ALASKAN RAILROADS

The House Committee on Territories
this morning listened TO a delegation of
gentlemen interested in the pending
measure granting franchises to railroads
tn Alaska The bill is regarded as of
large Importance as affecting the future
development of the Territory and the
committee is anxious that rights granted
there shall be carefully safeguarded
Al o'clock this afternoon the commit
tee resumed IL session and continued
the hearing of the Arizona delegation
AGAINST Statehood
The Washington times., 1906-01-19
ANNUAL MEETINGS HELD
AND OFFICERS ELECTED

The stockholders Of the Washington
Savings Bank held their annual meet
ing on yesterday afternoon and elect
ed the following named as directors:
o. G. Staples. p. B. Chase Samuel
Ross, Q. H. Davidge, :. b Hege. War
rem ". Biggs, Thomas II. Hall. B. f.
Edwards, William F. GUIDE, Scott Mes
bit, Homer Query, Samuel Knox, and
Henry NJ. Baker.
After the netting the directors met
and elected 0. G. Staples president.
Samuel Ross. Scott Nesbit. p. B. Chase
and Homer Query as vice presidents,
G. II. Davidge. treasurer and cashier,
ana J. f. B. GOldney assistant cashier.
The Mutual Protective Fire Insur-
anCe Company of the District has elect
ed the following trustees. S. II. Kauff-
mann. James L. Norris, Claudius h.
Jewell, James q. Hin, James f. Fitch.
Charles J. Bell. Clarence F. Norment
John Cammack. and Frederic J. Moore
The new board reelected the following
officers: s. II. Kaufman. president;
James L. Norris, vice president. James
r. Fitch. secretary and treasurer:
James l.. Norris, attorney, and William
A. Johnson, assistant secretary and
treasurer.
The annual meeting of the Atlantic
Building Company was held at Alex
andria yesterday and NJ. NJ. Parker,
Ward Theron, Louis Boyer, tT.. a. 4.
Thomas, Crosby 5. NOyes. A =,
Browne, II. 3. Mason. and NJ. NJ Cady
were elected as directors for the en-
suing year. Later the board met and
elected NJ. NJ. Parker president; Ward
ThOTon, vice president; Louis Foyer.
jrr secretary and treasurer, and II. NJ.
Cady. superintendent OF the building.
The Washington times., 1906-01-19
JOHN JOHNSON HAD
AN EXPENSIVE LUNCH

one scent pie and bottle of sarsa-
prilla cost John Johnson $l5 in the Pc
lice Court this morning He was found
inside of the wire grating Of a fruit
stand at Seventh and New York avenue.
When he was told TO get cut he jumped
in glass show case -:id tried to climb
out He was arrested as he ATTEMPTED
To escape. Five dollars in the case of
destroying private property and $40 in
the larceny case were the fines
The Washington times., 1906-01-19
STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE.

TO THE sTOCKHOLDEKo OF THE WASH
INGTOS LOAN AND IRCST COMPANY
The nfty-fOuTth regular ,s;4arte-iv dividend OF
Ilzco has been declared on the capital stock
OF the Washington Loan and T'ust Company.
payable February ]. 1876. when checks for
amounts Of dividends due VII be mailed %
all stockholders or registered address The
books viii be closed for the transfer OF stock
from January - 20 February J.. 1875, both
dates inclusive. Stockholders who have
changed their addresses since date Of last
dividend viii please notify the company
ANDREW PARKER. Treasurer js1S.21.2 u
The Washington times., 1906-01-19

Washington. d. c. January IS 1906
We the President and the majority OF
stockholders do hereby certify that the cap
lIal stock OF the NATIONAL VACCINE AND
ANIlTOAiN ESTABLISHMENT is $500. $50.
Iuiiy raid up. and that there are no debts.
RALPH WALSH, President r. j. WAT
kINS, secretary. District Of Columbia 10
Wit 1, Z. =. WATKINS, Secretary Of the
National Vaccine and AntitOxin Establish
msnt DO hereby swear that the facts in the
foregoing statement true 70 the best II
my knowledge and belief. r. +. WATKINS.
Secretary. Subscribed and sworn before me
tti5 18th dag Of January, 1856. tSealB JOHN
z MITCHELL, Notary Public in and for
the District Of Columbia II
ANNUAL REPORT Of the CHIPIONA MN
ING COMPANY. Capital stock, s.. 0J0 90;
amount paid IN, s. o., 0Oe; debts. S.. 900 J. b.
HAMMER President w X COLLINS.
Secretary: r. r. KIRTLEY JAMES K
POLK. r. +. QUEEN, and +. c. POLK.
TRUSTEES BURRITT > KING. Notary Pub
lie. Missouri It
The Washington times., 1906-01-19
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

STATEMENT Of the WASHINGTON CREDIT
ASSOCIATION. We. the Pres lent and q
majority Of the Board Of Trus ees OF the
Washington Credit Association OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia. do hereby certify that
the authorized cspitai stock of said COM
pany is 81. 900 OF which s. 2S5 has been pad
in and that there are debts OF said company
amounting 10 S1.i3s.1 Is. z A N. LAWSON,
President FRANK HALL, Secretary treas
urer; EDWARD s. MOORES. GEO. J..
SHERMAN. L. 9. SALTZIANN, f. o.
SANDERS. JAMES H. HESLET. W L.
AGNEW, J. w. DOGGY, Trustees. l.,
FRANK HALL. Secretary treasurer Of the
Washington Credit Association OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia. do hereby swear that the
facts stated IN the above certificate are true
10 the best of my knowledge and belief
PRANK HALL. Subscribed and sworn TO
before me this 18th day 81 January, a d
1906 tSeaD WIN. II. HOLLOWAY, Notary
Public d. C. 1t
WE. the Vice President and a majority OF
the Board Of Trustees, OF the TENNESSEE
LUMBER AND. DEVELOPMENT CON-
PA&Y, Of the District Of Columbia. DO
hereby certify that the authorized capital
stock Of said company is 81 900. 600. Of which
Ns5o0 go has been paid in. and that tn re
are no debts Of said company J. W. TE. 4
PLEMAN. Vice President. FRED @. GEL
GER, EUGENE SCHOOLEH. j. L. COHEN
tlOCS, Trustees. !. j. ". TEMPLEMAS
\ ice President Of the Tennessee Lumber and
development Company, OF The District OF
columbia, do hereby swear that the facts
stated IN the above certificate are true TO the
TEAPLE3AS- Subscribed and sworn 10 be
lore me this I'D day Of December. A. u.
lsoo- GEO. G. HALL, Notary Public for
the state Of Georgia, Fulton county. II
The Washington times., 1906-01-19
IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

IReported by w. b. Hibbs & Co. :4ls
street Members New York Stock Exchange.
Chicago Board OF Trade. and Washington
Stock Exchanged
The Washington times., 1906-01-19

kC-EY ar Az AND PER CENT
Promptly iozHs2 on real estate IN the DistElee
~ Columbia Low EST CORNERSTONE
aE1SKELL & McLERAN,
sslsr> AAs r sE Ne ~
The Washington times., 1906-01-19
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1s.-FoIIowing were
the quotations on today's exchange:
The Washington times., 1906-01-19

STATEMENT Of the GOLCO\DA MINING
AND MILLING COMPANY We the Presf-
Gent ana q E--aJoTi-y q the Board Of Trustees
u the Golcooda Mining and Milling Company.
Of the DistT-t Of Columbia. do hereby certify
that the authorized capital stock Of said com
pany IS s.. 0Jo. coo. all OF which has actually
been paid In and that there are debts Of
said company amounting 10 S23 Oo5- O. 81
ALLEN. u. President r. ". HAYNES.
CfAS W. HENDERSON. J. /. WARING
Trustees. 1. . N. ALLEN. Jr., President
p9ny. Of the District 6f Columbia do hereby
swear that the facts stated IN the above Ger
tI6cate are true 10 the best Of my knowledge
md belief q. -. ALLEN. Jr United States
u America. District Ct Columbia Sub
scrtb~d and swoTn to before me. this 18th
day q January, a. d. 1896. tSeaD Il =
Columbia II
The Washington times., 1906-01-19
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

STATEMENT Of the PREPAID POSTAGE
ASSOCIATION-W ashington, ID. c, January
Is JS-The undersigned. the President ana
a majority Of the Trustees or Prepaid fosl-
age Association hereby certify that the
capital stock Of said association Is si,vo5.0eo
of the par value OF 500 per share. tnat no
shares Of stock have been issue. ana that
the total indebtedness OF the association il
S5l a. JOHN QUINN. President ana Irus-
Tee: MICHAEL J.. COLBERT JOHN B.
MIAH MACKESSY. LEONARD G. WOOD,
Trustees. District Of Columbia. IS !.
LEONARD C. WOOD. Secretary OF the
asove-nan association, do Eoiemniy swear
that the above statement Is true 10 the best
Of my belief LEONARD c. WOOD. SUB
OF January, A -. 1906 tSeaD JEREMIAH
J. QUINN Notary Public. District Of COluH-
bia. Il
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF the LEWIS MAN
IFACTURTNG COMPANY. for The year end
ri December 81, 1s95,--We the President and
a majority Of the Board Of Directors OF the
Lewis Manufacturing Company, do hereby
said corporation is nifty thousand dollars
1850. 0o0j. that there Is fOTty-fve thousand
two hundred and eighty-two dollars tSf5. Zs2)
actually paid and that there existing
SLATER. President r. HENRY LEWIS,
Vice President, DANIEL BRIDE. Secretary
treasurer. C. IRVING RAYBOLD. District
o. Columbia. SIS l. JOHN O. SLATER. be
Ing nrst duly swnTH, upon oath do depose
and say that I an President OF the Lewis
my knowledge ana belief the foregoing an
nuHl report Of said corporation is in ail re-
spects correct and true JOHN G. SLATER
Subscribed AMI sworn - before ne this
18Th day Of January. "a. u. 1906. tSeaD
DAVID ROTHSCHILD. II
-r-s--
The Washington times., 1906-01-19

The second point of interest was the
increased trading in Greene Copper.
which sold To the extent OF 40 shares
ana was confined 10 but fractional
changes.
The Washington times., 1906-01-19

ANNUAL REPORT Of UNCLE SAM MIN
ING AND MILLING COMPANY Capital
stock. 81. coo: amount pad in 81 500 600:
debts. $3.50. ROY LUTZ. President.
GHARl - +; X SSELL Secretary, VII
LIAM CASHIER, F. +. QUEEN. JAMES X
POLK. and F. G. POLK Trustees GEORGE
&c. CHAPMAN. Notary Public FJichigan IL
The Washington times., 1906-01-19
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Jan 19-Fonowing were
the quotations on today's exchange:
The Washington times., 1906-01-19

Mitchell Mining held fairly strong at
1873 with sales OF 500 shares, though the
selling appeared more general in char
acJer than has yet occurred
The Washington times., 1906-01-19

Capital Traction Co---....--....-.. l49 Isl
The Wash Ry. & Elec. Co. pf.-... sg3 q
The Wash RS. * ziec. Co. CON-. 422 4
Bristol Gas and Electric. 81 -
The Washington times., 1906-01-19

Sales OF Telephone at 81 with an offer
10 buy leo shares at one point under
and numerous offers 70 sell around S.
looked 10 mark the elimination for the
present al least of the recent splendid
rise.
The Washington times., 1906-01-19

CAPITAL Traction held strong at l4g
and the small amount for sale at that
ngure was readily taken. Offers 10 pay
inside interests.
The Washington times., 1906-01-19

The only change i'm bank stocks was
the advance OF ls6 in The bid on Second
National, and small sales of Traders al
close 70 ruling rates
The Washington times., 1906-01-19

Money conditions are reported better,
and brokers state that loans IRE not now
Occult 10 procure on satisfactory col
lateral, the rate standing At per cent
except 10 more favored borrowers.
The Washington times., 1906-01-19

The bond market held strong Tele-
phone SIS especially being wanted. but
The recent large purchases Of 30.00J seem
cd To have taken up all those pressing
for sale at 1C5Iz or better.