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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-09
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
CONFER FIRST DEGREE

Potomac Council. Knights Of Column
bus. conferred the first degree on a
class Of twenty candidates last night be-
fore a large audience. The beautiful
ritualistic work was carried through IN
der the direction OF State Deputy Fran
els p Sheehey. who presided IN the
grand knights chair.
The lecturer of the council. T. Harry
Maxwell, provided a splendid program
Of entertainment and served refresh
ments 10 the more than 900 kni ghts as
sembied.
The Rev. Father Haley. of the Apos-
tolic Mission House, surprised and
amused all by his deft handling of the
violin.
Prof Oates. in a piano solo, was very
good. as was MI. C5arges. the organiSL
Of the council who gave a splendid VO~
cal solo. Francis c. Cleary IN q reel
tation was well received
The Rev. Fathers Pratt and O'Herns
.of the Apostolic Mission House, and the
grand knight. Thomas J. Donovan. made
appropriate remarks
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BENNING ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW

First race-For maidens: three-year-
olds and up: five furlongs; Columbia
course Legerdemain. log; How About
You. 100; Salt and Pepper, fo2; Bedelia.
1Oli Tuckernuck, 81; Farceur, 81; Dog
Rose, 81; Conjecture. 81; Grafton, 81
Canvas, 81: Muck Rake. 81; Nettie Car
tia. So; Havana, So; Lucy Strome SO;
Accumulate. So, Ida Reck, 50; Spring
tail, Sc; Black Chalk, 50.
Second race-Selling; for two-year-
olds; four and one-haif furlongs:
old course. Bnhl, 1O5: Black Hawk,
lo2; Trey Of Spades, l02; Parician. 10e;
Nistula, 50, sOtwell, 81. %Serville, d;
*Lady Powell, o. -Gienada, 81.
Third race-FOr three-year-Olds six
Golf Ball, los; Green, los: Lally, l06s
King OF Spades. 1Osi Nancy. 1o1; I'M
brella. l0l-
Fourth race-FoT four-year-olds and
upwards seven furlongs- Columbia
course. CedersTome. 100; MOnacOdor,
100; Midas. loo; CObmosa. 100; Don Diego,
IvanhOe. 81; Rose Of Dawn, %.
Fifth race; selling; for three-year-old
and up; seven furlongs; Columbia
course Warming, ll3: No TrumpeF. 100.
CobleslCill, 103; Ivanhoe. 103; Society Bud.
Sc; wabash Queen, So.
Sixth race; handicap; for three-year-
old and up; one mile and one hundred
yards; old-course Ormondets Right, rs:
The Quail. I23; Holscher. ia: Sonoma
Belle. los; Faust. 30; Congress, s.; VIII
Do, "a.
Apprentice allowance.
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NEW YORK, April s.-The stock
market opened Irregular. Canadian Pa
eiRc was %; Smelling. and Baltimore
and Ohio, /; Texas and Pacific, =; Mis-
souri,, Kansas, and Texas. 3; Great
Northern preferred and National Lead.
4. and Union Pacific and Chesapeake
and Ohio. r.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit opened 4
lower. Atchison and Car Foundry We're
OF 4, and Pennsylvania. Mexico Cen
tral, and Steel common down x.
II a. m.-The market showed general
strength from the opening, and ad-
VRnces were made. American Smelling
was the prominent feature of the trad
ing. There was "A strong tip on the
floor that at the directors meeting, on
about June 4, the stock viii be put on
a. 10 per cent dividend basis Combined
buying of this forced the price up to
l56, again 1924 in the first few minutes.
Reading was about the strongest of the
general list. moving up To 1123s.
Government bonds. unchanged; other
bonds were irregular.
Noon.-After fhe first hour strength in
the market increased on buying by
hanks and corporations Gains up TO
noon ranged from / TO points, COM
pared with Saturdays closing. with eX-
treme advance still shown in American
Smelling
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HERGENTH ALER
THE ONLY FEATURE
Gas Stock Was Wanted, But
Selling Orders Were
Lacking.

The Fore Sale" sign was hanging out
on Mergenthaler on the Washington
Stock Exchange today and ali orders,
both large and small were furnished at
current market rates. The price was
just ene-eighth better than ruled yester
day and the amount purchased was
about the same Where all this stock
comes from and why this sudden activ-
ity is one Of the interesting questions
for discussion at the daily sessions and
IN tie brokers' Offices. A few years ago
the trading would have caused no sur
prise. but of late the stock has been
free from any speculative excitement,
and transactions have been on limited
scale. The strength of the market Is
one Of the comforting features Of the
entire dealing.
There is also a good demand for Gas
stock which seems TO be somewhat
scarce. But 10 shares got in the record
today. although one bold broker was
heard to bid 50 for 100 shares and dare
anyone to offer 1t. And they took the
dare.
Railway common was mildly inter
esting. and Capital Traction also re-
ceiyed some small attention In neither
case did the trading reach the dignity
Of more than passing notice.
One lot of ten shares Metropolitan
Bank brought 80 ex-dividend OF S.
per share. This Is slightly lower than
the previous sale. There was also one
transaction in Merchants and Me-
chanics' Savings Bank. with the price
firm at 1874. GFaphOphone and Mitchell
Mining were also part of the record,
the price range running about as
usual
The governing committee of the Stock
Exchange today took Greene Consoli-
dated Copper stock from the list, sub
stituting It's successor. Greene Cananea
Copper. in is stead
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WASHINGTON PRICES

Sales Of the board including the after
call. amounted 10 455 shares of stock
and s. 000 IN bonds.
Following are the sales and quotations
OF tOdays market:
Potomac Electric SIS, s1.O0oql05. 8. 900
G105.
Capital Traction. 1GaI40. 5a140.
Washington Railway and Electric
common, 20q39A. 209S92s. 50aS91z. 15S95z.
5Gq391k
Mergenthaler, 1O3206ik. 5G206ik, 5d206ss
10206ss. 10d26ik, 10G306ls. 101061s
IcG106iz 100205ix. 5d2o5lz. f01205ik
Mitchell Mining 5094, 506f4
Metropolitan National Bank, I0d+3i0
American Graphophone Company.
10d4Z1t. 1908. 1913, 4E43. 1a4S
After cali-Merchants and Mechanics
Saving Bank I0G1316.
Capital Traction. 7d140.
Washington Railway and Electric As,
81 .000d82z
Mitchell Mining. 15a3sa. I0d35s
Washington Gas, 10a59.
GAS PONDg
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HOLD FUNERAL SERVICE
FOR MRS. J. E. KIMBALL

Funeral services for Mrs. J. EstelIa
KimbaI. who died Monday at the
home of her son. William H. Kimball.
1893 Third street northeast. win be held
at her residence al 3 o'clock this even
ing. conducted BY the Rev. Mr.. Thomp-
son, Of the lexington Presbyterian
Church, Immediately following which
the remains viii be shipped 10 her old
home at Willimantic. Conn, for inter
ment
Mrs. Kimban was born in Whitman
tic sfxty-eight years ago. but for thirty
six years has been q resident of this
city Four years ago her husband. VIII
liam B. Kimball. died. and his widow
never thoroughly recovered from the
shock The Immediate cause of her
death was heart disease She is sur
vived BY one son, who will accompany
the remains TO Willimantic.
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c. v. u. FUND now
sum OF $l37,O97,,
STILL GROWING
Professor Mitchell Car
roll Outlines Campaign
For Funds.

Announcement was made this morning
that the fund for George Washington
University building site had touched
slS7 097.70 Il IS hoped that the total of
S200C COO, the goal for which the university
authorities are aiming. viii be reached
by May I, and every effort win be made
TO bring this about. Prof. Mitchell
Carroll chairman Of the endowment
committee and in charge Of the general
movement. gave out the following list
Of subscribers:
Previously announced, April /. .sls5. 0s5 Oo
Received since April !.
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COTTON MARKET PRICES
INFLUENCED b. PRESSURE

NEW YORK. April 9.-The cotton
market this morning was somewhat dis
appointing, IN view of the fact that
the cables from Liverpool were stronger.
The list was influenced partly by active
pressure against July. After the call
several brokers were good buyers of
July. supposed 10 be for the bull leader.
Opening quotations: April. go bid;
May, 9.57d95S; July, 9.6SG9. So; August.
s.71G9.73: September 9.72d9.73; October,
9.93I994
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-09
Bus Drivers Restrictea.

In view of repeated trouble between Ii
.censed hackmen and omnibus drivers
Major Sylvester Superintendent of Po-
lice, has recommended to the Commits
sioners that a regulation be made MAX
ing 1t unlawful for an omnibus driver
to carry passengers fer pay, other than
10 the hotel for which the bus is in
tended.
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Plans were adopted last night at a
joint meeting OF the university endoW-
nent and the citizens ana Alumni ex-
ecutive committees. held in The Office
OF President Needham. for general
campaign for fuads with Waich 10 es-
tablish an endowment that viii enable
the university 10 take It's place as the
typical American seat of learning. The
plan was outlined by Prof. Carroll and
adopted The details viii be worked out
by the university committee on build
ings and endowment. The scheme con-
templates the establishment OF working
organizations in every State for the coli
lection of funds
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-09

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Washington,
March g. 1907. Sealed proposals viii be re-
ceived a this Department until O'CLOCK.
ing the Trea sury Building and its dependsn-
cies IN the city Of Washington d G., during
the fiscal year ending June 90 1908 me FOL
removing ashes. sewing. laying and cleaning
carpets and washing towels for purchase
81 waste paper; for supplying stationery. for
age fuel ice lumber. file boxes, furniture.
plumbers and painters material. hardV are
and miscellaneous articles Proposals for Tor
age fuel and ice will include the Quantities
required BY the Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing. Blank forms q proposals.. with in
structious to bidders, can be obtained upon
auDlicafIon 20 the Office u the Superintend-
enf Treasury Building. The Department re-
serves the right 20 reject any and all bids
or any part Of bid and TO waive defects.
GEO B CORTELTOU. Secretary.
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS.. S Department OF Agricui-
ture, Office Of the Secretary, Washington. D.
C, March s. 1907. Sealed proposals viii be
received at the Office OF the Discussing Clerk
until P NJ. MONDAY, APRIL % 1907. for
furnishing supplies during the fiscal year
ending June -. EQs, follows Stationery,
laboratory. lumber and packing boxes. fuel
and ica, painterS, plumbers, furniture and
map frames fOraFe, car seals. &c. brooms.
brushes. etc. flower pots cleaning carpets.
washing towels, and waste paper. electrical
supplies flags. Instruments, towers. and Ian
terms printing aEsc nthographing material
Full information furnished on APPLICATION %
the Disbursing Clerk Bids must be sealed
and adressed to the Secretary Of Agricul-
ture in accordance with instructions given
on schedules. JAMES WILSON Secretary.
mill 20 90. ap9. N
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PROPOSALS FOR ICE. FUEL FORAGE,
and for Washing ToWels--WaF Dept. Wash
ingtOn, D. C.. March IL. 1907. Sealed pro-
posals IL duplicate will be received here
until 2 p NJ APRIL q 1907 and then
opened for furnishing ice. fuel, and Forage,
and for washing towels for War ISsEt- Bu-
reaus and Ofices during year ending June
So 1905 Information furnished on H2piica-
ton For washing towels state price per doz-
en- Proposals must be in envelopes Endorsed
Proposals FOR Ice, Proposals for Fuel. "
Proposals for Forage" Proposals for
washing Towels" respectively. and sd-
dressed n r THORP. chief Of supply DIV
mhif, q. 81. II
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SEALED PROPOSALS. IN duplicate for fur
nishing stationery and miscellaneous supplies
for the Department OF Justice, including
United States courts and Judicial officers, Tor
the fiscal year ending June 50. 1905 viii be
received until o CLOCK P IL. MONDAY.
APRIL p 1867, and then opened IN the Of
fee OF the Attorney General. Is25 * St y. ".
Separate proposals VIII be required for fuel.
ice washing OF towels cleaning and laying
OF carpets, purchase Of waste paper shcetng
horses care OF horses, and removal Of ashes.
rubbish. etc. Blank forms of proposals with
instructions to bidders VIII be furnished up0n
application 10 the Chief Clerk. The right 70
reject any OF ali bids is reserved. CHARLES
J. BONAPARTE. Attorney General
nahl1, % 80 6p9, II
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Wanted a Wrong Righted.

Il appealed, TO the President in the be-
lief that he would right a wrong.
have been insulted BY the American
minister to Sweden in spite OF the fact
that my friends there are OF the highest
official position and that my presence
IN Stockholm had the sanction Of the
King himself. / have appealed 10 the
State Department without avail and
came 10 the President. believing he
would protect American women abroad
Now that / have been refused admission
even 10 his secretary. I have left q
communication for him. and il Is now
I'D TO the President TO show that he has
some thought for the position of AmcTi-
can women Ia foreign capitals"
Mrs. Won Claussen then stepped into
her carriage and was whiried back TO
the New Willard, where she is tempo
rariiy located. She will await an answer
from the White House to her commune
cation. Mrs Won Glaussen was in the
executive offices less than I've minutes.
but her visit was sufficient TO enliven
an otherwise uneventful day and give
both attaches and corresp ondsrts some
thing TO talk about for ths Sest OF the
morning.
Il was indicated at tie v aite House
this afternoon that no repy viii be
made TO Mrs Won Claussen's communi-
cation
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS Of the
District Of Columbia. Washington. March II.
g07.-Sealed proposals VIII be received until
MONDAY, APRIL =. 1901 at O'CLOCK
= NJ AZ this Office for furnishing supplies
for use OF the various branches OF the gov
eminent OF the District Of Columbia fer the
fiscal wear beginning July T. 1907. and ending
Tuna Al 1908 as follows Stationery. blank
forms and printing. school books. furniture,
and house Furnishings. hardware and tim
ware. miscellaneous (photogra phic sup
plies, rubber stamps. flags. and athletic
goods. etc. plumbing material. groceries
and provisions, boots and shoes. drugs.
Chemicals etc glass. paints. vaTnishes, etc.
lumber fresh meat coTned beef etc. fuel.
dry goods ice. electrical supplies. sadiiery.
leather wheeiwTight supplies. etc, forage,
kinderEarten supplies. and laundry work.
Blank forms and al necessaEs information
can be obtained at the once Of the Property
clerk. D. C. District Building. HENRY B. F.
MCFARLAND, HENRY L. WEST. JOHN
i'ii'i'i-'-' ''-'-'-i-9-s----9 mhil. %. 50 apsi7
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BUILDING PERMIT GRANTED
FOR $3.50 RESIDENCE

Grace s. Isinger has taken out a
building permit for the erection Of a
two-story frame dwelling at 100 Harri-
son street at an estimated cost Of
3 250 The builder and architect named
IS William F. Harper.
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Proposals.

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR, Wash
ington. D. C.. March II, lS07--Sealed pro-
Posais lin dupiieate) wiz Be received at this
Department until O'CLOCK 2. NJ. MON
DAY. APRIL -. 1907. and Sill be imme-
diateiy opened thereafter. for furnishing che
following classes OF supplies, etc, for ths De
partment Of the anterior and the CIVIL Ssr'lce
Commission during the fiscal year ec ing
June 30 1908, to wit: % for fuel and ice
90 for furniture. carpets, and other n.iScei-
laneous suppliess "a for stationery At the
same time and place proposals viii be received
Tor such meats. groceries. dry goods, shoes,
drugs, paints, hardware, fuel, lumber, chem
icais. laboratory apparatus. plumbing, electric
engraving Photographic supplies etc, as may
be required BY the CiovernmeBf Hospital Tor
the Insane. the Freedmen-s Hospital. the
Geological Survey. the Howard University,
and the Z. \. Capitol Building and Grounds.
respectively. during the fiscal year s.b0Te n
dicated. Proposals VII also be received for
the washing Of towels. for the purchase dur
ing the same period Of the waste paper.
and hauling ashes and debris Of the Depart
ment Of the Interior. Bids must be made
on Government blanks. Forms q proposals,
etc win be furnished application re-
quests for blanks must designate tbs classes
% supplies upon which IL e proposed q
bid All bidders are invited 70 be present
az the opening. j. r.. GARFIELD, Secretary
mh9G.au9
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Sewing Machines.

II you want to rent, buy or have your
old machine made good as new, drop
postal We can save you money. al
eth St NV.
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One-Half Gal. $500 ~ Pickles.

I2c: / at. Jar Mustard. i0c; / at. Jar Mo-
lasses. 12lzc: Doc bottle Vermont Syrup.
16c; 3-lb. can KairOmel Syrup. 10c; Ice
bottles Vinegar, &c Pyles New Method
Stores, 4l2 4th Sc: Ga nth Sc: s Harri-
son, Ana. II 9Th ne. Sd and Nd ave ne +.
18th and II. ne; pa II NV; 143s p NV
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LOCAL MENTION.
Ee Sue You Get Schneider's

Malt Bread II you want a wheat food
o. superior purity. whOlesOmeness and
quality. See that your grocer sends no
ether Fresh from the ovens daily. Ask
for ii.
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Chieago Iewel Gas Ranges.

Best bakers-best for homes. guaranteed.
I204 G. c. a. Muddiman & Co. 6l6 18th.
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Krouse's for Quality Developing, roc
per roll. veiox printing. go 9Th ST. NV.
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How to Avoid Tvphoid.

Cleanse system and complexion. keep
well IN springtiune Take RED DRAG
ON SELTZER every morning-I0c
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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION. Washington.
March II. 1S07.-Sealed proposals viii De
received until O'CLOCK 2. NJ. APRIL
p, 1907. 20 furnish 70 the Smithsonian IN
stitufiOn, L. 5. National Museum. InteTna-
u0nal Exchanges. Bureau OF American Eth
nology. National Geological Park. and Astro-
ply steal Observatory. during the fiscal year
ending June 30 -Iq0S. supplies. etc. Of the
following classes; Chemicalzs Photographic
supplies glassware; glass, paints oils var
nishes. etc, electrical supplies plumbing sup
plies, hardware, etc. building materials
lumber; boxes. wooden and pastsboard: IL
brary and Office furniture R44d supplies. sta
tionery; textiles; FOOD Tor animals; fuel and
ice. soaps, detergentss etc; miscellaneous
supplies washing. and sale OF refuse mate
rails Awards viii be made only 20 estab-
hshed- manufacturers OF OF dealers in the ar
ticles. The right IS reserved TO waive de-
fects and 70 reject any or all bids, or parts
of bids Blank forms with specifications
for proposals. and further information desired
by intending bidders, viii be furnished on
application at the Office of the Secretary.
CHARLES d. WALGOITs Secretary.
mhS0. ap9.7
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. c..
Washington, D. c., March 50, 1901 Sealed
Proposals VII! be received at this ONCE Until
y O. clock m. April -. 1907. for furnishing
underground signal and telephone cable for
the Electrical Department OF the District q
CoIumbia Separate bids viii be considered
for the several items enumerated Specihca-
lions and blank forms OF proposals may be
obtained at this Office H B. F. MACFAR-
LAND, HENRY L WEST. JOHN BIDDLE,
Commissioners. D. c ap3-st-exSu
PROPOSALS FOR. WASTE PAPER.-War
Dept. Washington. D. c. March II, 1907.
Sealed proposals in duplicate, win be re-
ceived here until P NJ. APRIL .. 1907
FOR purchase Of waste paper Of War Dept,
during year ending June so. 1913. Proposals
must be IN envelopes Endorsed Proposals
for purchase OF waste paper and addressed
NJ r. THORP. Chief Of supply Div
mill 20 90 ape II
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al
the Department OF state until O'CLOCK p.
NJ On the 22D DAY OF APRIL. 1907, 10 fur
nish said Department with Stationery and
miscellaneous articles including forage. hags
and ice and for horse shoeing and launder-
ing towels, FOR the fiscal year ending June
90 1903, in accordance with the schedule
copies OF which, together with blank propos-
ais and other information. may be had upon
application to the stationery room OF the
department ROBERT BACON. acting Sec
rotary Of state mhli'2e's0, aps,n
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY AND MIS-
celianeous Supplies--War Dept. Washington.
d. c. March II. 1907 Sealed proposals. IN
~ dqPeats P l l ssfel as9 tbe5 ere epsnsd
for furnishing stationery and miscellaneous
supplies tbroouis, brushes, soaps. towels, etc-f
for War Dept Bureaus and Offices during
year ending June 80. 1905. Information fur
nished on application. Proposals must be IN
and Proposals for Miscellaneous supplies, "
respectively, and addressed n. r THORP,
chief CT supply Div. mil. 2. g. ap9. u
washington. d. C, March Is. 1907
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received by
THE WASHINGTON Gas LIGHT COM
PANY. at its Office No 4i3 10th St nv,
this city. On Of before the lzIH DAY OF
APRIL 1907. at q O'CLOCK NOON, for the
following supply Of Anthracite and Gas Goals
for the year beginning April y. 1907, and
sos gross tons OF best z-inch screened
Gas Cal. TO be delivered T. o. b. alongside
our wharf Al OH le an y sss-' rms ei'g' as
For East station Gas Works during the
year named above:
10000 gross tons o. best &-inch screened
Gas Coal. to be delivered r 0. b. cars on
tracks IN our yard at 18th and n SITS Sc
this city. in such quantities as needed.
ANTHRACITE. BROKEN COAL.
20 600 gross tons Of Anthracite broken coal
10 be delivered as needed T. 0. b. alongside
our wharf at 18th and G SITS, this city; also
e. 600 tons OF Anthracite broken coal, to be
delivered as needed on our tracks. T. o. b.
cars at East Station, 18th and II SITS. Sc.
this city.
All Of the above-named Goals t. be gross
tonnage Of 2240 pounds.
Contractors for any Of the Goals enumerated
above will be required to give ample Sc
curly to the Gas Company Tor faithful ffll-
fiiment Of contract.
The Gas Company reserves the right =
reject any or ALI bids
All proposals shall be sealed and addressed
TO the washington ikszS Light company and
marked proposals fer Coal
WASHINGTON Gas LIGHT COMPANY.
uahax-tf
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Mr.. Forster shook his head ard said
Mr.. LOeb's announcement was final
Mrs. Won Claussen then gave Mr..
Forster the communication which she
had brought with her and requested
that IL reach the hands of the Presi-
dent. She then turned to leave the Of
fee and was followed 10 her carriage by
the newspaper men. At the door Mrs.
Won Claugsen said
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Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at

Park Hotel Winter Garden, RathskeIler,
y. Y. ave. and 18th st. F. Endres. Prop.
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1886 nth st. sw. Expert services. R. P,
Jones.
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FAILS TO SEE PRESIDENT;
SECRETARY LOEB BUSY

CONTINUED from First Pagel
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o1les 20 noon TODAY, -, ve0.
Total sales yesterday. SO. 200
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STOCKS, BONDS, AND MONEY
NEW YORK STOCKS

fluctuations furnished By Charles O. Gates
& Co. Aunssy Building; Members New YORK
Stock FsxgaanRef