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Government Securities.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

NOS. 100 AND III D STREET s. JTH-
EAST-Marion A. Moffatt to Jacob L.
Hutchingson. part original lot 7. square
1874; 81.
CARROLL STREET SOUTHEAST be-
tween LIST and I'd streets-Jacob L.
Hutchingson ct ux. to Marion A. Moi
fatt, lot 81, square 1872; 81.
INGLESIDE-Wil r. Rose ct ux to
William H. sorrell. lot SO. block Ii; $40
lCLEVELAND PARK-Jonn Sherman e,
part block 7; 5000.
H STREET NORTHWEST between 9th
and 10th streets-L. E. woodward to
John Miller, part original lot 2 square
374; $40.
TENTH STREET NORTHEAST between
c and D streets-Mary c. CUNNINGHAM
ct al. to Philo L. Bush, lot Al, square
93S; $40
HOLMEAD MANOR-Lewis e. Breun.
niger ct ux. to David NJ. and Annie
NJ. Cndler. lot 90. block As; $40.
| HOLMEAD MANOR-Frederick Sillers e,
| ux. to J. Frank Medberg. part lot l.
block 43; $40.
NO. 147 CARROLL STREET SOUTH
EAST-Agnes L. Howard ct vir. J.
Cassin. to Martin Roth. lot 81 and part
lot 40, square 1872; $40.
| MERIDIAN HILL-Bernard A Duke et
ux. to Clara NJ. Smith. lot 63, block II
$40.
PARK VIEW-Middaugh & Shannon,
Inc. to Alma B. Stewart lot o.. square
SO44: $40.
NO. 12O1 I STREET NORTHEAST
Harry L. Butler ct Tx. to William D.
Nixon. lot 148. square 1903: So
| WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-John ]. Elan
agan ct ux to Hannah White. lot 40.
NO ' III A STREET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bara Ostermayer to Leopoldine Fa.
cius, lot n, square S97; SO
E STREET SOUTHEAST between 18th
and 18th streets-Wilhelm Schmidt ct
ux. to Fritz D. Brandt. half interes,
in lot 81. square 1915: $40. Fritz D.
Brandt ct ux. to Wilhelm Schmidt
half interest in lots o., SO and So.
square 1915; SO.
U STREET NORTHWEST between 18th
and 18th streets-Henry 8. Matthews.
trustee: to Lille R. Coblentz, part
FIRST AND STREETS NORTHWEST
Charles ]. Walker ct ux to Charles
X. Xander, lot IT'S. square $50: $40.
NO. 2O12 STREET NORTHWE EST
Percy w. Pickford to Mary A. Pick
ford. lot 100. square %: $40.
WHITNEY CLOSE-William M. Gain Ell
ux. to Rudolph and Paula E. HelIbach
part lot 8. block 4: $40
CLEVELAND PARK John Sherman
trustee. to Andrew J. White. part lot s
square 2OS2: $40.
NJ STREET NORTHWEST between 3Ott
and 31st streets-Samuel Artz ct ux &c
Marguerite DUPONT Lee. part lots &
and 81. square 1877: $40.
SIXTEENTH AND B STREETS NORTH.
gusta v. Mitchell original lots 8, S, s
to II. square 1888: $40.
| MERIDIAN HILL-John T. Talman to
| Bernard A. Duke lot 63. block IL: $40
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THE FOREIGN BANKS.

LONDON, October 1.-THE weekly
statement of the Bank of England show
the following changes:
Total reserve. decreased f3O3. 900.
Circulation, decreased f272,OOO
Bullion decreased E574 927.
Other securities, decreased e., 325 600.
Other deposits, decrease g., Al, 900.
Public deposits. decreased G1,247 600
Notes reserve, decreased G2S4 goo.
Government securities. decreased E1,-
OOO, 600.
lie proportion Of the banks reserve to
liabilities this week Is 40 80 per cent as
compared with SO per cent last week.
Bullion amounting to f12,OOO was taken
into the Bank Of England today, and
100000 was withdrawn for shipment to
Constantinopie.
PARIS, October 17.-Three per cent
rentes. 94f 121zc for the account Exchange
on London. 25f 1211c for checks
BERLIN. October 17.-Exchanee on
London. 20 marks 4S11 pfennigs for
checks.
Discount rates. short bills. Az Der cent.
three months bills. AS per cent
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AUSTRIA FEARS CHOLERA.
Dread Disease Ravaging South.
western Part Of Russia

VIENNA. Austria. October 17-Cholera
has become so serious in the southwestern
Russian provinces that great alarm 4. be-
ginning to be felt lest 1t makes its appear
ance on this side of the border. The Rus
sian authorities Indifference to preventive
measures Is blamed for the progress the
disease has made.
The violence with which the epidemic
has broken out at Kieff within the pas
few days has accentuated the Austro-
Hungarian officials fears. The number of
new cases in one city Is said to amount
to more than 100 daily. The disease is of
a particularly virulent type. fully one
third Of the victims dying.
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Closing Quotations.
At the close of the stock narLa+ e..
loioWlng stocks had changed in nrice
since above quotations, there being mo
change in balance og tba oIost .e ~
tons: quo'o
Amalgamated Copper. 40&
American Locomotive. pfd.. ae%
American Smelling. 7O%.
american Smelling pfd., So.
american Sugar. 1854
Anaconda, PIN
Atch1son. Topeka and Santa Fe. 80
AtchlSon, Top. and Santa Fe ND S5n
baltimore and Ohio, SO.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Az
Canadian Pacific, 157ta
Central Leather. pfd. TIN.
chesapeake and Ohio. 20
Chicago and Great Western ~
chicago, Mil and st. Paul II3ss
colorado Fuel and Iron l5IA
Consolidated Gas, S7h.
Delaware and Hudson. I47h
Great Northern. pfd.. 110I>.
Illinois Central, 1871 a,
Louisville and Nashville. 1oo1h
Mexican Central, Il.
Mo. Kan. & Tex, COM. 2szk
Missouri Pacific. 54z
National Lead 40
New York Air Brake o.
New York Central, 1Ol7s.
y. Y. Ontario & Western 2ek
pennsylvania r. r., 117&
People's Gas of Chicago. sou
Pressed Steel Car, 30
Reading. SSh
Republic Steel and Iron. II
Rock Island com. 1914.
Rock Island pfd, 49,
Sloss-Sheffield Steel. 34K.
>. l.; and San. Fran. 20 Dfd. 81.
st Louis S. W. pfd, 1914.
Southern Pacific pfd, l,.,,s
Southern Railway pfd.. A.
Union Pacific. 1854
U. s. Rubber pfd, 70.
U. S. Steel. 22h
L. s. Steel pfd, So.
Wabash. 91a.
BONDS.
u. S. Steel 5s, 91N.
a per cent dividend on Amalgamated
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Nd. October 17.-wHEAr-
Weak; spot. contract 10S1sa1OsA: spot No. 2
red western. ll0Sa110%; October. l0shaIOsh
December 1l0ballO%: steamer No. red lO5xs
1854: receipts. 30. 106 bushels; southern by sam
pie. s3a106: southern on grade. lO5lsa10sIh.
CORN-Weak: spot, mixed. 70; No. white
72: October. II: year. 65%ae0 January 84xa8s
February. 64b: receipts. Is. At bushels.
OATS-Firm: No. 2 white 5sa8l: No 2 white
56a59; No. mixed. 5oha57; receipts, 6.649
RiE-Firm: No. 2 western. domestic, s7aos
receipts IL 773 bushels.
HAY-Quiet. unchanged.
GRAIN FREIGHTS-DuIl UNCHANGED
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Marine Corps Orders.

Maj. Dion Williams, from headquarters
United States Marine Corps. to United
States steamship Connecticut to command
marine detachment and as feet marine
officer. United States Atlantic feet.
Mai. w. C. Neville. from United States
steamship Connecticut and report in per-
son to the brigadier general command
ant.
First Lieut.. r. C. Underwood, from
headquarters, United States Marine Corps.
to command marine detachment United
States steamship Franklin.
First -.eut. C. r. Sanderson, from
headuuarters United States Marine Corps,
to duty at marine barracks. Washington
n n
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Capt Horton w. Sickle. Corps Of En-
gineers, has been relieved from his pres
ent duties and will proceed to Culebra.
canal zone, and report in person not later
than December 1, 1907. to Lieut.. Col.
George w. Goethals. Corps OF Engineers,
chairman isthmian canal commission, for
duty with that commission in the con-
struction of the Gatun locks.
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NEW YORK AFFECTS LONDON.
Stock Generalization Caused Drop
In Americans.

LONDON, October 1.-THE rate OF dis
count OF the Bank Of England remained
UNCHANGED today. at ~ per cent
The generalization in New York yes
terday caused a drop In American rails
on the stock exchange Of one to four
points compared with yesterdays closing
prices, Canadian Pacific. which lost X
points, and Southern Pacific. which de-
clined Y of a point. being the weak spots.
The movements were sharp and out OF
proportion to the amount OF stock Of
fered, which was only moderate. The
business transacted was principally pro-
fessional.
Copper shares were also affected by the
Wall street news. Amalgamated and Rio
Tinto fell IA points, Anaconda went
down u point and Boston declined ~.
Receipt Of the New York opening quo
tations depressed prices further. but a
moderate rally occurred and the market
closed uncertain.
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Big Increase in Imports.

imports into the United States in
August amounted to $125. SO6.Ol3, as
against sos, 697 .015 in August, 1905. Ex-
ports for August amounted to 1927, 30
AT. as against $129, .46S in August.
1908. Gold amounting to $3.2e3.772 was
imported in August. and 81, 500 SO ex-
ported. according to the monthly sum-
mary OF commerce compiled by the bu-
reau of statistics
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Naval Movements.

The battleship Louisiana and the supply
ship Culgoa have arrived at New York
the tug Potomac at Portsmouth. N. H,
and the cruiser Prairie at Sewalls point.
The gunboat Tacoma has sailed from
Cape Cod bay for New York. the collier
Caesar from Philadelphia for Bradford
R. l.. and the water boat Arethusa from
Boston for New York.
The torpedo boat Truxtun has been Or
dered into reserve at the navy yard. Nor
folk. and the torpedo boat Worden will
take her place in the second torpedo no.
tilla.
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Three Naval designations.

The resignation Of Lieut.. E. T. Fitz-
gerald OF the navy has been accepted to
take effect November Is next. He has
just been detached from duty on the bat
tleship Ohio and granted leave until the
date named Lieut.. Fitzgerald Is from
Texas and has been in the navy since Sep
TENDER. 1892.
The resignation of Paymaster Henry A.
Wise. jr.. who has been recently on duty
at the navy yard. Boston. has been ac-
cepted to take effect November p, 1907.
Paymaster Wise is from Virginia, and
entered the Naval Pay Corps in October,
1902
Gunner Adolph Seabel OF New York, re-
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Bank of France.

PARIS October 1.-THE weekly state
ment of the Bank of France shows the
following changes:
Notes in circulation, increased 71OO, 900
francs.
Treasury deposits, increased 21.75O. 900
francs.
General deposits, increased 23,G0O. 900
francs.
e4old In hand, Increased 10000 francs.
Silver in hand, Increased 2, 200 600 francs
Bills discounted, increased 47.675.OOO
franco.
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"Report Of Death Exaggerated.n

John W. Hayes. general master work.
man Of the Knights Of Labor, had "the
extreme pleasure as he expressed It
today of denying report of his owr
death which had been pretty generally
circulated.
you can safe" he said to representa-.
tive of The Star. that am the liyeIies,
dead man you ever saw or talked to-"
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To Command the South Dakota.

Capt. Charles E. Fox. who has been
supervising the construction Of the
armored cruiser South Dakota at the
Union iron works. San Francisco. has
been ordered to assume command of that
vessel when she is commissioned In few
weeks time The South Dakota will be
attached to the special service squadron
commanded by Rear Admiral Sebree now
on its way from Hampton Roads to the
Pacific coast.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS:
The sixty first quarterly dividend of one and
three fourths per cent has been declared on thu
capital stock of the Washington Loan and
Trust Company. payable November 1. 1907,
when checks for such dividend will be mailed
to all stockholders of registered address. The
books for the transfer of stock will be closed
from October Is to November /, 1907. both
dates inclusive. Stockholders who have changed
their addresses since date Of last dividend will
please notify the company.
oc17, 1922 HARRY q. MEM. Treasurer.
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Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today for
redemption, $7S0.31 Government re-
ceipts: From internal revenue. $1.OSS. 831;
customs. $1.O91, 551; miscellaneous, $2l9,-
373 Expenditures, s2,2S0. 900.
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Ordered to Panama.

Gently attached to the battleship Rhode
Island, has resigned to take effect at once
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Grain and Provisions Summary,
Liverpool Grain Prices.

Liverpool Grain Prices.
LIVERPOOL October 17-Wheat-Spot
nominal; futures easy; December; IS.
Sid; March. IS. 3D.: May. ss. SID. Corn
Spot steady; prime mixed American, 6s
I'd; futures easy: October. IS. 11hd. /:
January. Is. SID.
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The World of
Finance and Trade
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co. bank
ers and brokers. 1419 F street, members
New York Stock Exchange. Washing
ton Stock Exchange and Chicago Board
IL
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Saies.-Regular call. IL O'Clock noon-Commer-
cial National Bank 10 at 210.
National Savings and Trust, 10 at 1S5. 10 at
1884.
Washington Loan and Trust. 10 at 203.
After call-Lanston Monotype, 100 at IN.
Washington Gas cert $500 at log.
Capital Traction IS, $500 at ia.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. pfd. 10 at IS.
Washington Gas As. $500 at 100.
Greene Cananea. 10 at Z. 80 at Z.
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CURB QUOTATIONS.

Furnished by b. R. Chapman & Co. g. B..
Chapman. manager). members New York STOCK
Exchange 1901 r NV
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Amalgamated Dividend.

NEW YORK. October 17.--Amalgamated
Copper Company's quarterly dividend was
I per cent.
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.

per cent dividend on AmalSamated
The Washington times., 1907-09-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Tenth street northeast. between B and
c streets-Aaron r. Townsend. ct ux.
10 David Montague. lot SO. square sS9.
SO
Alley between D and f. Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets southeast-William A
Miller et Tx. 10 Annie Y. Calvert. part
lot Is. square l01s. 80.
l445 Corcoran street northwest-George
B. Mcdonald 20 Anne L. Hampton lot
So, square ~ SO.
Kalorama Heights-Charles o. Rice to
Lucy y. Munford lot D. block :, $40.
Brightwood Park-Henry r. Webb.
trustee. to Henry Meme. part lot Il.
block % 1855.
Mt Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
Carrie L. Willard 10 Anna L McGrath
lot 40. block 8. $40 Eldridge Z Jordan
ct ux TO Anna L McGrath. lot 80. block
g. SO.
Piney Branch road-Chapin Brown to
Samuel Jacob, tr., part lot 10l. MI
Pleasant, 80.
22i Third street southeast-Bessie 5.
Hensey et vir, Walter r., to Margaret
9 Bradley, lot S, square 80. SO.
street northwest between Twenty
sixth and Twenty-seventh streets
julius 1. Peyser ct al. trustees. to John
Conner, part lot 6. square 8. A.555.
1lOS Q street northwest-Lewis Cal
Usher et ux. 10 Julius L Peyser, lot 3,
square 3l2. SO.
Kalorama Heignts-Ralph H Daugil-
ten 10 James Berry, lot is. block p (now
square 2523). $40
The Washington times., 1907-09-24
WALKERS WILL
FILED IN COURT

The will Of the late Rear Admiral
John Grimes Walker was filed for pro-
bate today. ItSis dated March 3 1905.
The instrument directs that enough Of
the estate be converted into cash TO
deposit $4,000 in the Massachusetts
Hospital Lie Insurance Company Of
Boston, 10 be held by that company in
trust In four equal sums for each Of
four chlldren-Frances Pickering Thorn
as. Susan Walker Fitzgerald Henry
Pickering Walker, and Sarah COchrane
Walker.
At the death Of any OF the children
the principal Is TO be paid TO any
child surviving him or her or tneir de-
sCentiants.
JaTaes W. Walker. son OF the testator.
who is now in the navy. is to be paid 4
sun equal to the income of the other
children Of fhe testator. This son is also
10 receive the portrait Of the testator' >
uncle, James W Crimes which Is TO re
main in possession OF the testator's wife
through lif1 TIE gold medal presented
the deceased by the alumni of the Naval
Academy aid the restator's naval stan
goes u Henry Walker.
The personal effects of the testator are
given 70 hrs wife. Rebecca B. Walker. TO
whom all MS property IS given excepting
the foregoing requests. 10 remain hers
IS 70 be divided into four equal parts, a
share TO each o. two daughters. and
one share each TO Henry and Sarah
Cocarane Walker. and out OF each
the MASSACHUSETTS Hospital Life IN
surance Company, SS0,00O to be held al
trust One part is 10 be held IN trust for
his son James, when az his death is to
be held for twenty-five years. In case
of death without issue. the property is
to revert to his sisters and brothers
Mrs. Rebecca Walker is named as ex-
ecutrix without bond
The Washington times., 1907-09-24
P. c. ]. Treanor With Kann.

p. c. J. Treanor. who for many years
occupied the responsible position OF
superintendent. with the firm OF Wood
ward & Lothrop. has announced his
connection with S. Kann. Sons & Co.
His personal and business friends will
have an opportunity OF greeting him at
the Busy Corner.
Mr. Treanor reconsidered his intention
OF removing from Washington. when a
short tlmc ago he resigned his position.
with Woodward & LOthrop. and decided
to accept the very advantageous offer
made him by s. Kann. Sons & Co. He
entered last Monday upon his duties
with this latter firm, but was so over
Whelmed with congra tulations and good
wishes from these who were delighted
70 hear of his intention 20 remain in
Washington that he was scarcely able
to do more than make acknowledgment:
of the good wishes
The Washington times., 1907-09-24
NEW YORK STOCKS
SHOW STRENGTH

/ NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-At the immedl-
ATE opening the stock market showed
symptoms OF weakness and there were
oechnes or nearly everything on the list
Large lots OF stock came out and for q
time IL looked as If the down turn would
De accelerated by the increased offer
lngs- The manner in which the stock
was absorbed did not please the bears.
and they made an cttempt TO cover. only
10 find that there was back bone TO the
list and sharp recoveries on buying.
The situation is not materially changed
from what it was last week. Brokers
are without their usual line OF gossip
To-Day because OF the wire damage done
by the storm yesterday, but private dis
patches have a rather encouraging tone
Inc bear sentiment being inspired by the
probability Of Standard oil developments
and the belief that President Roosevelt
VIII throw some hot shot into the street
on the occasion OF his coming outing.
That the market has been greatly re
leVed by the enormous liquidation dur
ing the past two months and the settling
down Of stocks into stronger hands Is
perfectly evidenced by the better tone
generally and the manner in which the
market took the liberal offerings this
morning
The Washington times., 1907-09-24
POLICEMEN SUE
FOR $4,000 EACH
Claim O'Toole'S Charges of
Brutality Affected
Standing.

Suit was Instituted today by Police
men Strobel and Walters against Pat
rick O'Toole, Of zoos New York avenue.
Each claims $500 damages against
o Toole- Some time ago the officers
arrested O'Toole, who subsequently fled
charges against the policemen, claiming
that they had brutality Il-treated and
abused him. The case was heard by
the police trial board. which exonerated
StroDel and Walters. They, in turn.
have brought the suit against OToole.
alleging that his action has seriously
a1ected them In the localities with
which thew are associated. and that Il
has also deferred their promotion. Earle
/ Ambrose represents the policemen IN
the suit.
oToDel Is the officer who recently shot
and killed a prisoner who resisted arrest.
Strobel was so badly cut that for a time
he life was despaired o.
The Washington times., 1907-09-24
Removed tc Asylum.
Absence Of Investigators
Delays Asylum Inquiry

The investigation OF the conditions at
the Washington Asylum Hospita. will
not begin until next week. according to
a statement given ont today by John
JOY Edison, chairman OF the Board Of
Charities. the body which was asked
by Commissioner mcfarland TO DO the
investigating.
rhe reason given for the delay is that
three OF the five members Of the board
are out Of the city and that two Ct
The members cannot, act without at
least one more
a meeting Of the board the early part
OF next week
The Washington times., 1907-09-24
Can Prove Will Valid.

Mrs. Dennison is an attractive, enter
tanning woman and. like her late hus-
band. is noted for her business ability.
She says that al the proper time she
will produce witnesses who Will testify
TO the regularity and validity OF the
will.
Mr. Dennison died October 81. 1906 and
UP 20 within a few weeks Of mis- death
attended 10 his business. For many
years he was one OF the best known
real estate men in Washington. con
Quoting business at 923 + street.
Mr Dennisop left no children b.
either wife. the brother ard sisters be-
ing his nearest relatives. Mrs. Denni-
son stated today that had Mr.. Denni-
sons first wife survived him he had ar
ranged To leave ner the entire estate.
The Washington times., 1907-09-24
QUAKE is RECORDED,
LIKELY FAR AWAY

The Weather Bureau announces rec
ords Of small earthquake yesterday
afternoon, beginning at 4.25 O'Clock. and
continuing for thirty minutes Owink
TO the Unite time OF beginning, II IS
explained that II is scarcely practica bse
10 estimate the distance, but that the
quake is assumed To have been Of only
moderate intensity, and far from WASH
ingtcn.
The Washington times., 1907-09-24
RAILROAD LOSES
REBATE CASE APPEAL

DENVER. Colo. Sept. 24-In an opin-
ion by the United States circuit court
Of appeals, sitting in Denver. the Ju.Ig-
ment of the district court for Minnesota
against the Great Northern railroad. in
the rebate cases. was virtually affirmed
The court holds that the Hepburn
act Is ali amendatory act and not a
repeating act; that in so far as Il re-
peats or reproduces portions OF the FL
kins act II continues them in force and
makes no break 4 the law.
The Washington times., 1907-09-24
COTTON MARKET ACTIVE;
SENTIMENT is BULLISH

NEW YORK, Sept A.-Business at
the opening Of the cotton market was
active and the market was about as had
been expected. After selling OF few
points there was enough covering 10
steady prices a little Pit traders re-
gsrded the market as considerably over
sold and sentiment on the whole was
still very bullish-
Opening prices: September. 1850 bid;
october. 10.731lO.74. December. IOS5G
lQ.e6, January, 10950i096: February,
n-Ol41LO2: March, 11.O4a1lO5.
The Washington times., 1907-09-24
MRS. DEhNIS0N
WILL FIGHT FOR
HUSBANDS MONEY
CONTINUED from First Page.)

although it is hard that when a woman
81 left a little money she should be IN
a continual wrangle in the courts and
under constant legal expense. Little did
my husband imagine before his death
that the property he worked 50 hard for
would be coveted by relatives who had
no part In its accumulation ard who are
cnvious because they are less Success
frr1ft
The Washington times., 1907-09-24
PREFERS DEATH 10 soBRIETY.

PITTsBURG. Sept. z4-Rather than
go TO s. Francis Hospital and take
treatment for the liquor habit, Thomas
McDermott. aged slxty-hve. a wealthy
resident OF Agnew, a fashionable sub
urb OF this city. threw iii7.Iself in
front OF a train on the Fort Wayne road
yesterday and was ground 70 pieces.
The Washington times., 1907-09-24
Recoveries, Some Gains.

The strength developed after the close
OF the first hour of the morning caused
general recoveries OF the decline sus-
Jained and in some cases fair additional
advances were made. The industrials
acted especially strong in the rally.
whereas they had been prominent for
their weakness in the initial dealings
and during the early part OF the morn
ing.
Copper opened weak and lower. but
rallied to a gain OF ~ points over Mon
days close. Anaconda. from Z off, came
back strong 10 a slight Improvement.
Smelling was nearly point down with
fun recovery. steel was q lower 10 q
firm tone at "A advance