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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-08
ALDEN KIN IN
REUNION At
NANTAskE7 7

Nantasket Aug s.-Over 200 descend
ants Of John and Priscilla. or Mr.. and
MRS. John Alden, as they are known here
yesterday. gathered at Hotel Nantasket
Ter tffe seventh annual Reunion of the
Alden kindred OF America.
There were members OF the Alden kim
cred from all parts OF New England The
Oldest was j. f. Haywood age IS. OF
South Braintree. while Davis Alden Hunt
ago 10. of Needham. was the most youth
ful member that wore a badge OF the kim
dred
The morning session was opened with
prayer by the Rev. Marcus Alden Toll
man OF Bethlehem. Penn, followed by
words OF welcome by George w Alden,
former president OF the association. Then
came the report OF Mrs. A. H. Sweet OF
Norton. Mass. secretary. and the cleo
tion OF officers
George w. Alden was reelected presi-
dent. Augustus f. Alden vice president
Charles l.. Alden, treasurer, and Mrs.
Flora 3. Mathewson, secretary
status Of Negotiations for Old Homes
at Homestead" was the topic OF an ad-
dress delivered by G. A. Southworth OF
Somerville. The sentiment OF the gather
ing was in favor OF the preservation OF
the "old Home" and it is likely that
steps will be taken in his direction in
the near future.
After dinner a musical program was
given in the hotel parlor by Erastus Os-
good OF Boston. assisted by the Quincy
Mandolin and Guitar club. Vernon A.
Field OF Chelsea made an address on
What Should BE the Scope and Pur-
pose OF the Alden Kindred?' He said in
part:
THE fact that we are descendants from
Mayfower ancestors should inspire us
w.rff III fhA lrft Of .RtA AZ.
which consists not in wearing the medals
won by our fathers, but impels us to bear
upward and onward the standard by
which they so sturdily stood"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-08

There is not likely to be any change
in the present situation as regards the
Building Trades Council and the city prop
erty committee until Superintendent
Evans comes of his high horse and is dis
posed TO be fair" said President Coleman
OF the Building Trades Council this morn
ing. The matter could be arranged 10 the
satisfaction OF the union men easily
enough" he continued, III Superintendent
Evans desired 10 do so. but that he does
care to do so is evident by his sending
non-union men 10 work with union men
and union men 10 work with nom union
men. when by reversing this policy, which
is followed simply because he will not be
dictated TO by union men,, as Superintend-
ent Evans says, is the sole cause of the
present trouble.
ut Is simply a case of wanting to show
his authority and that he is Superintend-
ent Evans, is what's the matter. Union
men have Just as much interest in the
city as non-union men: I'm fact, more so,
because they are organized and are able
10 take care OF any member who may be-
come disabled in any way and instead OF
becoming a public charge. as is the case
with many non-unton men. they are
looked after by the union to which they
belong. When the public understand the
situation they sympathize with the union
men. whose children are just as much TO
them as other peoples and they are
anxious that they should not suffer.
The offer OF the Independent Master
Plumbers TO furnish non-union plumbers
10 finish the work on the buildings is met
by Business Agent Coleman in that IL is
provided by law that all plumbing work
must be completed TO the satisfaction OF
the inspector OF plumbing by the con-
tractor who takes the job. In case of any
trouble the contractor may sublet the
work, but no other contractor can take
over the work In any other way
''As the matter stands at president the
withdraw of men from the public school
buildings Is entirely under the jurisdiction
of the Building Trades Council and the
plumbers were taken off their Jobs at the
instance OF the business agent of the
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-08
.MAZAGkN IS RAzED
BY B0MbAROMENT
Moos Kill Many In Jewish Quarters During the Firing Qul'i
is Restored at Casa blanca After Guns Boom for 40 Hours.
Additional Forces Being Landed.

French cruiser Du Chayla, but the con-
sulates were not injured. 1t is reported
that during the shelling the Moors at
tackled the Jewish quarter OF the town and
killed many persons.
The action OF Mohammed FL Torres.
representative OF the sultan, in imprison-
lining the natives who had expressed anti
French sentiments. has produced a good
impression among the Europeans here.
Algiers. Algeria. Aug. S.--The steamer
Oasis. having 300 sharpshooters and two
mountain batteries on board. sailed for
Morocco today.
Capt. De Rigoin and Lieut.. R,ech who
have been designated for duty with the
international Morocco police. were on
board the vessel.
MAZAGAN BOMBARDED.
Paris, Aug. 8.--A dispatch to the Petit
Parisien from Tangier says that revolt
10 the south OF Casablanca. and that the
lives OF Europeans there are in danger.
II is said that French cruiser from
Casablanca has arrived and bombarded
the forts.
Mazagan is a fortified seaport on the
Atlantic coast OF Morocco, about 12o miles
southwest OF Tangier. IL is port of call
for steamships. has population of about
1000, and does n considerable export trade.
APOLOGY FROM PASHA.
Tangier, Aug S.-The pasha OF Casa
blanca has sent apologies TO the French
consul for firing on the French landing
party.
When the French charge d'affaires here.
the Count de Saint-Allaire, learned OF the
bombardment OF Casablanca, he immedi-
atey visited Mohammed el Torres. and
requested him TO take steps to assure
the safety OF Europeans here and In
other Moroccan towns. Torres replied
that he would renew the instructions he
had already issued as TO that.
The French legation here has reduisf-
toned the mail steamship Emir TO pro-
ceed to Mazagan and bring away the
French residents there.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-08
ROCKEFELLER ATTACKED
BY PROFESSOR OF "PET''
Said the World Was Turning to Socialism Because Of
Burdens Heaped Upon 1t by Men of John DIS
ClassEMorgan and Hartman Were Hit, Toe.

opinions about the head OF the oil COM
bine, but he also criticised the stand
ard OIL company itself He declared
the defense made by the big corpora
tion at the present case, In which 1T
was fined 9.240.0 900. that IL had only
committed an offense that is common
in business was weak and cowardly.
He said In part: John ID. Rookie
feller. J. Pierpont Morgan, r.. II. Har-
riman and the other trust magnates
are doing more to make Socialism pos
sible than are Its most jealous ad-
herents. They are consolidating the
industries and thereby simplifying the
process for state ownership which con-
stitutes Socialism"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-08
K. I. ASSN OF S. S. AGENTS
AT THE WARWICK CLUB

Guests from Boston and New York. to-
Fether with the members Of the Rhode
Island Association OF Steamship Agents.
participated In the 18th annual dinner OF
the organization. held at the Warwick
club yesterday.
The party arrived at the grounds early
in the afternoon. when luncheon was
served. after which duoits and bowling
consumer the day until the clambake was
served. John w. Martin OF New York up
held his reputation as the champion qucits
p>~her OF the steamship agents. Two
bowling teams. captained respectively by
James J. Burns OF the Cunard line and
named ''CunarViers," and ~. J. Grace OF
the white Star line and called The White
Starhes." had several spirited contests
The committee OF the association In
charge OF ths arrangements for the outing
were: James r. Kennedy. John j. Cou-
tanche, r. j. Murray and Joseph NJ. Tally.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-08
VETERANS ENJOYED DAY
AT CRESCENT PARK

The veteran association made up OF the
Second and Third regiments and the Sew
enth Squadron, r.. /. Cavalry, held its
S2d annual reunion at Crescent Park yes
terday.
On arriving at the Park a business meet
ing was held and officers for the ensuing
year elected as follows: President. Joseph
Guih first vice president. william Mich
OILS: second vice president. Hiram Wood
third vice president. William Mcdonald
secretary and treasurer. William Frank
land. Mr.. FranklanS was also chosen as
a committee on reunions.
Dinner was served at I O'Clock and be-
fore the meal the following speakers made
addresses: Joseph Wells. William Nc
Donald. William Frankland. Joseph
Guild and Arthur Gilligan.
Later the tables were cleared and a
short session was called. at which several
Of the comrades spoke reminiscently.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-08
WEATHER NOTES

An area OF high pressure covers the
South, and another is central over the
western Lake region. These conditions
are causing fair weather generally east
OF the Mississippi river, though light rain
has fallen at scattered points. over the
an area of unsettled weather overlies
Iowa. Missouri and eastern Kansas and
Nebraska. Within this srea the rainfall
was moderately heavy. The area OF high
pressure over the Lake region Is attend
ed by cooler weather. II will probably
cause fair weather In the vicinity OF
Providence tonight and Friday, with COOL
er tonight. over the middle and southern
portions OF the country temperature
changes have been unimportant.
NJ z. BLYSTONE.
Local Forecaster.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-08
BAD COOKING IS
THE CAUSE OF
MOST CRIMES

New Orleans, Aug s.-"Ninety per cent
OF the crimes OF the United States is due
to bad cooking" declared DR.. G. II. Irion.
state health officer in a lecture yesterday
before the Holy Name society, of st. Jo-
seph's church.--
Proper food" he said. is needed by
the human body in developing the brain.
well-fed man or animal is generally
happy and is not given to criminal ten
dencies.
Every woman before she contracts an
alliance should be asked IL she under
stands how to feed children. Half de-
cayed fruit is the curse OF the infant and
the alarming mortality can be traced to
this cause"
"a fly walking across a can OF milk"
said DR. Irion. "can do more harm than
buzzard trampling over food on din
ner table"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-08
CATHCHER KITTRIDGE is
NOW WITH READING

Reading. Pa, Aug. s.--Malschai Kit
fridge. one OF the best known catchers
In the country. who was in the Ameri-
can and National leagues and who was
manager OF Montreal In the Eastern
league this season, has been signed 10
catch for the Reading Atlantic league
team. The club has made offers 10
John Anderson OF Washington. Frank
Delehanty and George Stovall OF Cleve-
land and other big league players.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-08

Chicago. Aug s.--John d. Rookie
Teller founder and supporter of the
University of Chicago. was bitterly at
tackled yesterday by Prof. Charles
Zueblin OF the department OF sociology
OF that institution.
A similar attack was made by Prof.
Bushnell OF Washington, who declared
that the whole world is turning to
Socialism in an effort to escape the
burdens that have been piled on by the
class to which Rockefeller belongs.
Prof. Zueblin was greeted by large
audience when he appeared in Kent
theatre to deliver his lecture.
Not only did he express emphatic
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-08
TWO MEN GROUND
To Death IN 4
ROCK CRUsHEl

Allentown, Pa, Aug. s.-while at
work repairing the inside of rock
grinder at the plant of the Lehigh
Portland Cement company last night.
George Reed and Mike Hollun, a
foreigner. were caught by the starting
of the machinery and ground to death.
The men had evidently been forgot
ten when the mill was set in motion
and their presence inside was not dis
covered until the machinery failed to
operate properly, when their mangled
remains were found by men who In
yestigated.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-08
GANs-BR|TT
FIGHT NOW
POSTPONED

Los Angeles, Cal. Aug. s.-Following a
conference between the managers for Joe
Cans and Jimmy Britt, who wsSe to fight
here on Aug. 16, and Manager T. j. Nc
Carey of the Pacific Athletic club. It was
announced last night that the fight had
been indefinitely postponed. owing TO the
fact that Britt was physically UNIT TO
participate.
The club physician and another doctor
Is said to have pronounced Britt's stom-
sch in such shape that he would be un-
able to fight.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-08
BALTIMORE
VISITED BY
$4,000 fire

Baltimore. Nd, Aug. s-The Baltimore
and Ohio grain elevator at Henrietta and
Howard streets was burned today.
The loss Is estimated at s1750oo. of which
e125.0o0 Is on the building and $4,000 on
the grain. The railroad company carried
an insurance OF 100000 on the elevator.
The building contained $1,000 bushels OF
grain, chiefly corn. stored there for local
use.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-08
From Prison to Stage

St. Louis. Aug. s.--"whistling Ju-
Illus" Lehman. the North St Louis
politician and former member OF the
house OF delegates sentenced 10 the
penitentiary for boodllng and recently
pardoned. is to begin a two weeks en-
gagement next Monday at the Empire
theatre In Wellston. q suburb
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-08
In Interest of Peace

London. Aug s.--At the request OF
the government OF Persia. Former Sec
retary Grey has instructed the British
ambassador at Constantinople to draw
Turkeys attention TO the recent In
cursion OF Turkish troops into the
territory OF the shah and 10 urge their
withdrawal in the interests OF peace.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-08
Eddy Case Again Postponed

Concord. ~. H.. Aug. S-The Concord
caption for the taking Of depositions IN
Eddy vs. Frye was once more postponed
this morning by Magistrate Cook until II
a. m. Friday. In order to await the con-
clvsion Of the Boston cap<ion~
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-08
Lunch Cart Burned

The lunch cart owned by Lee Brothers.
which stands at Broad and Weybosset
streets. caught fire this morning at 1920
O'Clock by the ignition OF oil from leaky
stove, and was badly damaged before
the firemen quenched the flames.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-08
BRIBERY OF VOTERS DOES
APPLY TO THE CAUCUSES

to Law as Passed by
the General Assembly Will do Much
to Secure Honest and Fair Dealings
in Ward Politics-Leading Demo-
Gratis Refuse to Discuss Alderman
Dunn's Statement as Printed in
News-DemOcrat Yesterday-JOhn
w. Hogan Says the Law Will be
EnforCed-TrOuble in Ward Three
Should be Settled
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-08

Charles W. waterson In the district
court this morning pleaded not guilty to
assaulting Ernest Conlon and was held n
surety Of 800 for trial % ne 18th.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-08
RHODE ISLAND COMPANY
GRANTED PERMISSION
Through New Interpretation of the Law, Commits
sioner Burlingame Will Allow the Company to
Cross Certain Streets the Cross-Line Route
Being Built In Cranston-Attorney General Coin
cides With the Commissioners Construction.

to cross any street, highway or railroad
crossing at grade.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-08
N0N-UNI0N MEN WILL
DO CITY PLUMBING?

Independent Master Plumbers Assn Offers to Help.
President Coleman of the Building Trades Council
Says That Superintendent Evans Has Discrimi-
mated Against Organized Labor-Meetng Will
be Held Tonight.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
THE wAsH1NerON HERALD. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY g. 1907.

letter that the cause for the recent hap
penings in the market may be found in
conditions which it outlines as follows;
For the month Of December. 1906 the
aggregate gross earnings Of thirty-three
roads that up to the end Of Janpary had
made reports showed an Increase over
the corresponding month Of 1905 Of $3.56i.-
800. or Isl per cent. A similar compari-
son in regard to net showed an increase
of only SS17,s6S. or Lg7 per cent. In a
great number OF States legislation is
pending which has for its object the re-
duction of either passenger or freight
rates, or both. or the railroad commission
Is iaboring to that end. There is a STAN
pede among politicians to see who shall be
first to introduce 2-cent passenger fare
bills, and in many States either the
legislature or the railroad commission
proposes to reduce freight rates from 10
10 Is per cent In Wisconsin, Illinois, and
Minnesota, the railroads are being held TO
strict account in the matter Of increased
capitalization. The Illinois railroad COM
mission wants to determine switching
charges at Chicago. The attitude Of the
Federal administration Is well known 10
be in line with these various State agita-
lions, and one railroad manager Is re-
ported 60 have said recently that If rates
20 lower service must be reduced
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Feb. Money on cali to-day was
quoted nominally at per cent During the week
tho tone Of the market was generally easy No
higher rate tHsn ( PER cenr was touched. The
weeks lowest rate was -; average. "a Monday 5
loans were made at and 2lz Tuesday. at so and
~ Wednesday. az 81 and .; on ThurzGay the
range was 81 and ~. FRIDAY. and ga
Time money this week was taken IN fair amounts.
brokers Offering it freely. The easy cali rates
tempted many borrowers 10 wait for possibly lower
rates on time. Rates: 5a5i4 per cent fer thirty
To sixty days. y4a5is for ninety days and four
months. 5iaasa for five and SIX months. and for
one year.
Mercantile paper this week was not bought freely.
Institutions elsewhere took sparngly but local
buyers did not manifest much interest IN the gen
erous offerings. Rates: 57-a6 pr cent FOR sixty
30 ninety days indcrscd bills receivable: 5sa6A for
choice foT 70 six months. single names. and Gz
for others.
Sterling was firm to-day. with rates 10 points
higher. Rates Cor actual business were as follows
Sixty DAYS. 4S55ja4 S060: demand 4sljOa4 500:
cables. 4-Si4oa4.S4i5 Commercial bills were Asg7ta
4s02s
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. Feb 2-CATTLE-Reccipts. 80; esti-
mated for Monday, $1,000 Market steady; I'M
changed.
HOGS-Receipts. 1900; estimated for Monday,
500 Market opened Sc lower; closed loc lower.
Light. 665a6s2 rough, ee9a675 mixed 6IOa6s5 ;
heavy. 6sOa6 g7ls: pigs. 6.ooa6ee
SHEEP-Recaipts. LOO: estimated for Monday.
10000 Market steady; unchanged.
New Y IA Feb. CATTLE Receipts, 95o-
Nothing doing in live cattle; feeling duh and weak.
Dressed beef quiet 7as per pound for native sides
CALVES Receipts. %. NOJIIng doing for lack
of stock: nominaIly steady: dressed calves quiet.
City dressed 1eais 5al4; country dressed. 9sl2
SHEEP AND LANlBS-Receipts, 2,0H. Sheep
nominal: lambs slow but steady. and all sold at
z i0a5.75 for good to prime grades.
HOtsS-Receipts 5000. None for sale live
weight N0minally steady for hogs; weak for pigs.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

Loans. sl0s7 Ss7 200 increase. Sll.s52l0o.
Deposits. SI076 40 900; increase. S9.79s 100.
Circ.IatiOn. SIS. 80 400: decrease. sos 800.
Legal tender 50 0l3. 500. decrease Sl42s.700
Specie. Sl97 so 500, increase Ssg7 100
Reserve S3sl SIS 100 increase $50. co.
Required S269. $50 600. increase s. io7.l0o
Surplus Sl263i.l00. decrease. s. o2S-00
TX G.. 5. deposits Sl6730 US; decrease 81 s7s 500
Surplus Of the banks Sl26Il00 against ST. IL. 50
last year and Sl9,s3l925 two years ago.
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Aflairhl OF IoinmFlAs s.
l. J. FENDALL CAIN Cashier Of the above
named bank do socmuly swear that the above state
ment is true 10 the best q my know ledge and belief
!. FENDALL CAIN. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before ne this 5lst day
Of January, 1907. V. j. YOUNG.
Notary Public.
CoGrcct-Attest:
G. J. RTXEY
ARTHUR @ PLANT,
" u. RAPLEY,
OWEN OWEN
LESTER 3. PLATT.
WM A. GORDON,
D. = DRO0P
HENRY i. BLAIR
O. b. CHIPMAN,
Directors
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03

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The Washington Herald offers no
prizes, gives no rebates, sells no
books, engages in no boycotts or
hold-ups, but gives its whole efforts
to the printing Of a wide-awake
and clean newspaper. 1t gives the
advertiser results because 1t has
the circulation.
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WHEAT-

The Washington Herald has but
one name Il is The Washington
Herald every morning in the week.
Sunday included. Telephone. Main
1900.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales Regular call, Z O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway and Electric s.. 100 at sis
Capital Traction % az lfZis 10 at ls2is
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. % ~
s5k 50 al 557s. 5 az ga 10 at Sjz. 30 az So 5
az s5ia
Washington Gas 10 a. 554 . al s.. . at s. .
az $ = Al SIS. . at 573s
McrgaHthaler. az gl.
Mitchell Mining 100 az IS.
National safe Deposit al 1879. 2 at ls4 1 al
49,
The following arr the closing quotations on yes
terday's local exchange:
VnRTtu
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PRICE CHANGES FOR ONE YEAR.

Following are the bid prices for the most active
stocks on the Washington Stock Exchange vester-
day and on the corresponding date year ago:
LISTED RONDS
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PRICE CHANGES FOR THE WEEK.

Furnished by Griffin Halstead & Co.
brokers, members Washington Stock Elk
change.
Total sales on the Washington Stock Exchange for
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03

New York. Feb. 2.-WHEAT-Firm. inactive No.
Northern Duluth. 70 arrive Cake and raid cents
over May T. O. b; No. / Northern Manitoba. e
No. ? Northorn Manitoba, 81, T. o. b. No. ? red
f. o. b., 81; No hard. (. O. b., "a cents over
Nay; Ne. 1 macaroai. s2l7. {. o. b No. macaroni
7sl7 Exporters took leads
CORN-Quiet aud easier. No elevator. ssh. No
new, 5l2. f. b.. No 2 yellow, new, 51Ia; No
2 +. o. b.. March. 81; No. 2. f. @. b., April. 5I4
No. white. new 81. I. C. b. Exporters took :
leads.
OATS Steady small trade. Elevator prices: No
white 4512: No. white. 4iiz; No. mixed. 4
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
Washington
Loan & Trust Co.
OFFICE COR 9Th AND F SIS.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. gl.600, COO.
"sURpLCS. kSn0. 90 lEARSFnl :.

= Loans II any amount made on approved real
eslat- " coiiateTaI al reasonable rates
interest paia upon deposits % monthly bal.
= enceS subject to check
ms Company acts IS executor a5rniuistra-
Tor, trustee, agent, treasurer. registrar and 10
- al 0ul2r nQuclaTy capacities.
= boxes fer rent IN burglar and Hreprool vaults
iof safe deposit and storage Of valuable pack
- ages
- Real Estate DEPARTMENT Is ylrepsred 20 A.
- sumo the management Of your real estate.
careful attention given TO all details.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations furnished ty Z. p. Chapman & Co.
members New YORK stock Exchange. I50I L street
northwest. G. Bowie CAipiaan. manager
The Washington herald., 1907-02-03

Referring to political hostility to the
railroad corporations. one of the largest
commission houses in the street says in
its weekly market letter:
"A china shop is no place for strenuous
bovine onsets. There is no more complex
and sensitive fabric than that of credit
Upbuilt slowly and with the greatest
care, it magnifies the power OF capital
many fold, and in the last analysis is the
skeleton frame upon which prosperity
rests. To attack it ruthlessly is no right
even of kings. Years ago, far away
towns were bonding themselves and the
States were giving millions of acres Of
free land to induce railroads to stretch
the iron roads to the rem0test corners
To-day when States have been created
populated, and made rich by the benefi-
cent operations Of these same railroads.
the original capital invested in which was
in most cases a total loss, State legisla-
lures rise up to arrest new development
really more needed than when aid was
extended-and threaten disruption and
forfeiture Of charter"
A well-kown stock exchange house ex-
presses the opinion in its monthly market
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BANK STATEMENTS.
REPORT or THE CONDITION
OF THE
Traders National Bank of Washing

ION,
At Washington in the District Of Columbia, az the
close Of business January Is. 1877.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Total sales 42I 800
Call money, high, 4; low, 1-2I close, J.
Quotations furnished BY Charles g. Gates 4 Co.
members New York Stock Exchange, Afunsey Building
Closing