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The Washington herald., 1907-12-21
RAIN MARS RACING
Storm SpOils Good Card al
the Fair Grounds.
KEATOR CAPTURES HANDICAP
FaVOrite, Despite Much Interference
md n Poor Ride, Runs Around His
Field and Wins In "a DrIve-Light
Note Runs Awny, Fraeturing Leg
and Injuring His Owner.

New Orleans, Dec. 2O-There was but
little TO the racing to-day at the Fair
Grounds. One of the best cards of the
week was arranged. but heavy rain
storm all but wiped 1t out Of existence.
Small fields started in the majority
of events. and with the exception OF the
six furlong handicap the finishes were
tame.
In the handicap. Frank Browns
Keator. who ruled a 3-to-5 choice in the
betting, met with considerable inter
ference, but he was so good that even
under a poor ride from Brussell, ran
around his field and beat Sally Preston
after drive N the closing strides.
Donna, equal choice with Javanese
proved easily the best of a fair lot in
the mile and seventy yard event. In
this race Light Note, ended his caree!
by running three miles after the fnish
and breaking his leg. His owner. W
II. McMullen. attempted to catch the
horse. but instead. suffered a fracture
OF the arm.
Alencon. well backed at long price
scored an easy victory in the six fur
long selling. while Lutte Foster had nc
difficulty IN leading Ed Kane and Sus-
sex home in the opening event
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-F1ve and one-half furongs. Int,
! Foster. lo5 lRosenl. 10 2. won: Ed Kane, 90 IS
Flynni, 70 second: Sussex. 70 (shrevel. Is 20
third. Time. l,li 55. Mason. Ausonia, Agnes Doro
thea. Stone street. Inauguration Rustic, and Lex
iugton Lady also rn.
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs. Alencon. IO5 Ike
Hathl. 20 J. won; No TUmper. 100 Deverishl
10 !. second; Militiades. i05 c. Kocrncrl. 20 /
/ third. Time. % Is. Royal Legion HammeTaWay
kaimessa Ii. Heart Of Hyacnth, Martins Investor
and killdoe also ran.
| THIRD RACE-One mile and seventy yards
I Donna. lO6 u, Pennesseyl. TO g. won, Jark DO
I Ian. 100 tW Dow. 80 to /. second Light Note lO
! tMountaini 10 3 third Time. sc l-6 JaTancs
also ran.
/ FOURTH RACE-Sx fIElonss keator. ia C3ris
\ Selp, 20 s. won; sally Preston lo3 (R- MCDANIEL
! 5 20 l. second; Coon. 81 Delabyl. 20 20 l. third
4 Time III Is Yaddo. Oraculun. Fantastic an,
! Ayaunteer also ran.
! FIFTH RACE-Seven furlongs Pride Of Wood
/ stock l06 tMoleworthl. 20 ,. won: Adesso. III
lTroxlerl. 10 J. second FAY sc iSkiryini. 10 70
( third Time. 81 25. Mr.. Peabody Reb0under, an,
/ Creel also ran.
/ SIXTH RACE-One and 0ne-sixteenth niles RI
GNnde. lG C.. koerpcri. . 20 l. won. Warner Gris
void. lOi lNotierl. b l. second. FL Fan 100 Rob
eTts). y 10 l. third Time. l-5- 35 Mishore, Mazi
! O'Neill. and DaTi0 also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-21

The sixth days exercises, in eOnnec-
tiOn with the opening of the Young
Peoples Building. known as the George
r. Hill Memorial. were held tonight.
under the auspices of the Epworth
League. Of the NJ z. Church South.
The opening prayer was made by
Rev. Mr. Davidson. OF Washington.
Rev John O. Knott. Of Covington. Va.
delivered an address on the workings
of the Epworth League. and he out
lined the great work which this league
is accomplishing.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-21

Andrew Jackson Lodge Of Masons has
chosen the following officers for the en-
suing year. Samuel 2. Fisher, worship
ful master; Marshall L. Dinwiddie. senior
warden; John G. Graham. junior warden;
w L Allen, treasurer J. +. Alexander.
secretary; r. ". Latham, senior dea-
con; J. RI. Trimyer. junior deacon; 7. a.
Fisher and DR. c. z. Outcalt. stewards.
Rev. c. ID. Bulla, chaplain. and 2. c
Timberman. tiler.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-21
Orleans Judges.
The summaries.


FIRST RACE-Onc mile Macbeth. 100 Ford s
20 l. won Lamnadrome. zoe Butler. 20 J. sec
ond: RedeTa, lo9 OLynchi. % J. third. Time.
las l-5- Invader. Ethel Abbott Alaric L0ycy Ala-y
Heliame. and Media also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five and oue-half fJulongs.
Belle Kinney. III tItice). Il 10 s. won; Tawaseutha.
li Curtis. 10 l. second Duke Of Orleans. ui
lkeoghl, L 10 /, third. Time. los 25 la Rose.
Nlillsong Col. Warwick. Shady Lad. Roscoe, and
Mischief also ran.
THIRD RACE-One and ouc-ci~hth miles King
Of Mist. lG CW- Miller, 20 s. won. Molar. IS
centry), 10 TO J. second: Sea Air l07 Heathertonl.
20 J. third. Time. s.. Miss May BoWdish,
Rhinock. and May Holiday also ran
FOURTH RACE-Five and one-haf furlongS. 81
Avon, lis Hayes, ls 20 s. won Marion Casey ll2
CMlllerl, 90 2, second; Sombro. l07 Davisl 20 J.
third. Time l19- Reene W, Casmelina. Alrs Neu-
gent. Ed. q. Compound Interest. Rustler. and
Wayne also ran-
FIFTH RACE-Ore mile. Chok Hedrick 100
lhirschbauml 10 20 J. won; RotrOu. 100 ,Boreli, q
10 l. second Silver Wedding. l09 Davis. 10 20 J.
third. Time. lAl 3-5. Benyolio. Funnyside. TancTed
Santa Ray. and Hamakis also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Seven and one-half furl0ngs. A.
Muskoday. III (W. Miller. 70 TO- won: Judge Mel
son, los tRicel y to l. second: MaSsa 100 (keoughl
% !, third Time. SO Capt Burnett. Fred Bent
Noolma, and Graphite also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-12-21
OUTSIDERS WIN AT OAKLAND.
Jockey Miller Pilots Two FavOrite,
Home TO Victory.

San Francisco. Dec 2.-Several out
siders scored az Oakland to-day Mack
beth, the Ginner OF the first event, was
10 at post time, while Cholk Hedrick.
which won in the fifth, was i 70 J.
Miller piloted King OF Mist and A.
Muskoday to victory. both Of whom were
favorites 81. Won proved a mild surprise
in the fourth and beat Marian Carey.
Muskoday was out TO the last pound 10
beat Judge Nelson in the sixth.
NJ. Goldblatt is shipping here from New
Orleans and is bringing a number OF
O'Neill and Burlew's horses. Jockey Van
Dusen viii soon be seen here in the sad
die, having been reinstated by the New
Orleans inaryes
The Washington herald., 1907-12-21
Body Of Man Killed on Rail-
road Brought Here.
POLICEMEN GIVEN A LECTURE
Warned TO Carefully Abide by Rules
of Department - Andrew Jackson
Lodge of sInsons Elects Omcers-
knights of Columbus TO Hold Meet
ing-Christmas German Given.
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU,
(Beu Telephone g.

% King street.
Alexandria, Dec. 20.-The body of Alloy
sius Michael Kelly. which was found
beside the railroad tracks in the Potomac
railroad yards, north OF this city, at a
late hour last night. was this afternoon
turned over to q Washington undertaken
and conveyed 10 his home. Seventh street.
between f and streets southwest,
Washington.
Kelly was about nineteen years Of age.
Officials at the railroad yards were un-
able to explain how he met his death.
although it was evident that he either
fell under or was struck by a train
His body was discovered about Il O'Clock
last night by the crew of q southbound
Philadelphia. Washington and Baltimore
train When found the body was cold,
and evidently the man had been dead
some hours.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-21

Enos Hamilton, eighty-three years old.
unmarried. died last night at the Alex
andria Hospital Mr. Hamilton was born
in Loudon County. Va. and during the
progress of the civil war served in the
Confederate army.
The funeral viii take place at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon AZ the residence OF
his bTOther-in-law, Maj F. II. Janney.
Seminary Hll, west OF this city Rev.
J. r. Sewer. pastor Of the Second Pres
byterian Church. win oficiate The in
terment will be in Ivy Hill Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-21

The Largest MOrains Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-21

Mrs. Mary Harris. widow Of William
Harris, died last night at her home, 40l
South Alfred street after a long illness
She was siXty-eight years OF age Sew
eral children survive. The funeral will
take place from Wheatley's undertaking
establishment at O'Clock Sunday after
noon.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-21

A called meeting OF Fitzgerald Council.
No. 459. Knights Of Columbus. viii be held
at 81. Mary's Hall Sunday. following the
late mass at ST. Mary's Catholic Church
Arrangements will then be made for in
stalling the recently elected officers.
Many Of the members OF the order will
attend the exemplificaticn Of the third
degree OF the order, which viii occur in
Washington Sunday afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-21

Rev. Father L. f. Kelly conducted
the funeral services Of Edward Dunn at
his late home, 1924 Cameron street. at 10
o'clock this morning ATterwasd the
body was shipped 10 Baltimore, Nd,
where the interment Will take place.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-21

In the Circuit Court for Alexandria
County to-day, Judge ]. B. T. Thornton
presiding. a verdict for the plaintiff for
Si966 was awarded in the case of Burner
AGAINST Shelly.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-21

The Alexandria German Club tonight
gave It's Christmas german at McBurney-s s
Hall The german was attended by a
large number Of out-of-tOwn guests. and
a large number OF local society people
were also in attendance The affair was
regarded as one % the most elaborate
and successful ever given by this organi-
zation
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OFFER TO INCREASE STOCK.
Bankers Propose Floating Addition
al shnres of Inifed Sfnfcr Trust.


One of the officers Of the United
States Trust Company yesterday said
that the directors have under cOnsid-
Grafton proposition made by several
bankers to increase the capital stock
Of the company by 100000, the bank
ers in question to assume responsibility
for the sale Of the securities at $103 d
share He said the syndicate repre-
scented one local bank and banks of
Richmond and Roanoke, Va. and At
lanta, Ga.
This official said that while the offer
was fattering 10 the company. and
while he believed il would be possible
10 sell the additional stock at sl05
share the majority of the directors
were not in favor of the proposition.
Tie said the impression among the pro-
meters Of the enterprise was that II
would be preferable 10 abide by the
original purpose, and keep the capital
stock at 81 900. 0O0, the most Of which
would De held here I'm Washington.
The directors Of the company have
approved the selection OF officers made
bv the organizers Of the company. and
al the last meeting elected Rignald w
BeaiI. third vice president 20 take
charge Of the real estate department Of
the company The officers thus far
selected are. Daniel n. Morgan. pres
ldent. C. j. Rixey. vice president;
RlguaId " EeaH. third vice president;
CHariea A. Douglass. general counsel,
and Richard r. ClaughtoH. treasurer
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knew it was an absolutely worthless
stock. This activity did not SAVIOR OF an
abused minority. but rather of certain
kind Of speculation.
The market did not take kindly 10 the
announcement of the sale of s6,50O.0o0
equipment trust notes by Rhode Island
to prominent banking firm, for the
street still breads the bugaboo Of heavy
capital requirements of the railroads.
There was, OF course. no earthly reason
why the Rhode Island announcement
should cause even mOmentary uneasiness,
FOR the money will go to pay for equip
ment already Ordered-nOt cent OF 1t
Tor any doubtful purpose whatever.
About the wisdom of raising money for
the building Of new mileage there might
be doubts, but there can be none where il
Is matter Of getting equipment to en-
able existing roads TO efficiently handle
the business that is now crowdng upon
them. The probability Is that a large
portion of the notes viii be placed abroad
by the bankers, and that In any event
they will not be offered TO investors until
the money situation is In shape 10 take
care Of them comfortably.
Some traders thought the buying Of
St Paul AT the opening looked too good.
They We're suspicious that a good APP
pearance was given to it by spectators
who wanted 60 make a little turn. and,
as later events showed. their suspicion
was probably well founded.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Son Yprf Feb s-CATTLE- Receipts. $50: fair
10 frila. steers Dab cents higher sleers 47ol6eJ'
bufIe. sT8al5a. cows ZZsaii5
CALVEs. Receipts 80. reals active ard strong
yeais 5-oai0 %: c1lis. 20; barns ard e-l'es so
dressed calves firm.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. $3.50, sheep
nominal Hai feeling steady; hEls = cents higher
Common 20 good lambs 65zsE-
HOGS-Rerapts, a7o; feeling steady Quoted az
g. fda7 g.
Chicago. Feb CATTLE Receipts. 1900; esti-
mated for THURSDAY 1000 Market steady 10 %
cents higher. Prime .beescs 6.ooa7oJ poor % me
dlun. I5a5 S.. stocEes and fe5deu. 215ai'0i COWS
and hCfc~. 2saa5 p; Texans. io,al5
HOGS Receipt ZOO, estimated f1r THURSDAY.
% 90 Market 5al5 cents higher Light. 655al.0J;
r5ugh 675r6s5. mixed e-g5alI0; heavy. l.e3aliZ'z'
p.ss 665aG15.
sHEEP-Rcc- iptz. 1909. estimated f5r THURSDAY.
IS GJ0- market steady Native sheep a59a65J, West
u4 sheep. 5Da36J; native lambs, 5c1-1l5i Western
lzuis. 5Ea7fI
P.r.lrrv. Pa. Feb 6-CATTLE-supuly light.
market steady. Choice SIS n 500 prime. 80 TO
SO. good. 5 10 20 $50. udy butchers. $50 TO 800;
fair 80 % f53 choice heifers as i0 AS common
10 fair beifers. 30 t=+o0. bulls. 80 90 Az fat
COWS. 200 @, As. good fresh cows and sIringers,
$50 go 500. common 10 far, 1900 20 200
SHEEP AND LANBS-SuTply light; market
steady on sheep and DO cents higher Oh lambs
Prime WstheTs 55e To- SO good mixed, so 90 80,
fai- mizr5. so 90 500. ciiis and common, 20 to
SEQ. lambs 500 20 $50 seal calves. $50 90 goo
heavy thin. 40 90 500.
HOGS Receipts. 20 double decss Active eU all
grades except light grades ahicl are slow Prime
heavy hae-. Tt9 mediums and heavy workers., 30
90 .l5 light workers. It's % 10; piss. .-l9 20 !l59
r03-fs. SO 90 $50; stags $50 20 $50
East Buffalo. A. Y Feb. 6-CATTLE-R Receipts
o. Trade light and steady Veils and calves. re-
ceirt-. p. active ar n higher. Top yoals, go 90
BIS. auIis 90 fair 5.75 20 925.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. ZOO. Active;
--org. clszrd lower Choice lambs. 100 90 sl5-
,g.lIs 20 fair $50 20 80. veariEgs. 600 90 SIS;
eethsls g % 90 SIS. ewes 4gl % SIS, mixed sheep
50g Oh $50. cIIIs sheep 21 to ~
HUGS-Reccirts 2 go. AIsrset opened active and
higher for most grades pigs. slow. steady Workers
80 to -l8- pigs - 90 80. heavy mixed grades
-g5 t1 e. a. rough e-5 % ESQ stsgs. 500 90 80.
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COTTON MARKET.

O11tatiaus furnished bv Dick Bros. & Co. mem
bers af she New York and NeW Orleans Cotton ey-
changes. 1919 z street northwest. Phones nam
6sH6iH
New York Feb 6-The cotton market was favor
aby affected hy good Liverpool cables and spot
sales Which reached a total q 1900 bales. al an
advance Il POINTS. The local market did not
fully respond % TIE strength abroad brit the selling
movement. which started after tire opening call,
was promptly checked by good class Of buying
Receipts showed something of a falling OF from
last week figures reports being circulated that the
unsettled weather was delaying crop preparations.
These factors. together with tie umor that The5-
dcre r. Price was again I'm the market ou the bun
side resulted in a better tone and increased ac-
fiyitg- Southern spots STEADY and unchanged te p
higher Port receipts were estimated al $500
bales. against 1929 last year. Exports reported
carIy we're = so bales.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Feb .-sUCAR-Redncrs reduced
prices for hard grades Ct refined sugar about 10
points largely owing TO weakness in raws Softs
were unchanged The london sugar beet marEet
vas steady with prices fully maintained at IS sad
fer February and S 81 for March.
BUTTER Receipts. SOL packages. Firm at 2
cents for extra creamery.
EGGS-Reccipts. $50 eases. Eggs fra. with
Western firsts as last quoted. At z cents.
NAVAL STORES Stock: Resin. ls,5l2 barrels:
spirits turpcntine. ESQ barrels: tar 623 barrels
Business IN spirits trentine quiet On the basis
Of 7iia cents fer machiRemade barrels Resin ruled
STEADY at 3.55 fer common to coed strained, and
ter held irm. at 60 fer Gil barrels.
MILL FEED-Strgng; fair inquiry. Spring bran
in l00-lb. sacks, z.75; middlings, 23.0e; city bran
1.0l; Western red dos. $50.
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Big Demand for Rural Delivery.

delivery service NJ to February ]. 1901.
made public by Fourth Assistant Post
master General De Graw. shows that the
total number of petitions received fer the
service up 10 that date was 5lS29, upon
Il, 65S of which adverse reports have been
made. On February ] there were 81 .Ig
routes in operation. IL routes having been
established during the month Of January.
There We're 31,04S regular rural letter car
riers employed at the beginning of the
month.
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EXCURSIONS

Excellence of train equipment is one OF
the many reasons why the Washington
Sunset Route excursions 10 California are
so popular. one may suit accommoda-
tons to his means. for trains include not
only tourist sleeping cars. but also the
most luxurious PUllmans. The high-class
California tours made via the Washing
tOn-Sunset Route offer attractive induce
ments TO those who desire 10 visit the
Pacific Coast. Particulars may be had at
the office of the general agent, \. J. Pos
ton, 81 Pennsylvania ave.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

Demand for choice cattle good and all arrivals
promptly placed az full quotations.
CATTLE-EXtTa, pcT cwt-. 5.25a550; butcher, 450a
$50: common. 250a3 o. rough, l59a20
HOG5-PT cwt, gross, 7.25a7-50; ordinary, 651a
100.
SHEEP-Clippcd 100; common, 25Oa301
LAAIBS-Choice. per ID, 7a7it; Medium 6a7.
CALYES-Prime, per h., 9a9lz medium Sas
grass 4aliz.
COWS Prime fresh. each. i009a50gl; common.
each. 2O.Ooa300o; old and dry, s.0lal9O1
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s5O.o00 20 FURNISH city BuiIding.

B. A. and q. y. Williams. Of New York,
contractors. yesterday informed the Com
missioners that they have supplied over
- per cent Of the stone to be used in the
Of the new municipal build
ing, and that the remainder VIII be deliv-
cred within the next few months.
1t is estimated bys the heads of the va
rious departments that the furnishings Of
the building viii cost $4,000.
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GRAIN MARKETS.
Quotations furnished by Charles C. Gates & Co,
members Chicago Doard Of Trade. Munsey Binding
Chicago.

New York. Feb 6-WHEAT-NtTong. hindcrue
trade No. / Northern Manitoba. S9i-. f. o. b.; No.
2. Northern Manitoba. S7l2, f. o. b.; No. ? red.
I. o. b.. IS; No ? hand T. O. b.. 2itc over May,
Ne. ] macaroni opening navigation, S3iz, {. o. D.
Ne. maCarOni opening navigation, 75ls. Exporters
took p loads, chiefly % arrive. opening Of navga-
tion.
CORN-Higber. checking trade: No. elevator.
SIS. No. 2. new. 52lz. f. @. D., No . yellow, new.
s.. No. e {. %. b.. March. 524s; Ne Q f. o. b..
Aurii, So No. 3 white, 55i2. f. o. b. Exporters
took loads.
OATS-HgheT. restricting trade; elevator prices
No. .. white. s6=; No. g. white. 8; No. .. mixed,
spg
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Feb. 6.-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at per cent; highest. g..
lowest, %; closing, 9z Most of the loans were al
"a per cent
Time money was offered with slightly Increased
freedom. and met with a good demand especially
fcr the longer maturities Rates: per cent for
thirty 20 sixty days. 5a5is for three and four
months. 5sa5l5 for five and six months
Mercantile paper continued very quiet. There ar-
poaTed 10 be but little money al the moment for
Investment IN this csnmoGity. A fairly large
amount was offered Rates. 5asa6A PER cent for
siNT 70 ninety DAYS. indCrsed bills receivable 5aa
6-- for choice four TO SIX months, single names and
6is for others
Sterling market was easy TODAY with ratcs ,
points lower. Rates fer actual business were as fol
bows: Sixty days. A80j0ai s0J5; demand. 4sl55a
4si60; cables AS5z5a4.SjS0. Commercial bius ,ycrs
4597sa4S9ss.
The supply Of cotton bills was fairly good
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sslcs-Re-uisr call y O'Clock noon.
Washington Gas cert. S2c9 at llZ-, Sl.o0) az lIZ.
5000 at Ilgzs SOC 81 uzN, S2g0 az II-5s. EUD
az ll2s-.
Capital Tr-ticn . at 1874 % al Iia-z
Washington Railway and Electric common az go
Washington Railway and Electric preferred 8 ar
Ssh, az s5i1 10 az g. 10 a. So 10 az $50 o.
s5lz % az 81
Washington Gas = at 5ss
Ianstou NonojyTc. % st I1Al.
Greene Copper. y a. 3
After cau-Rcalty Appraisal AgaHcy. . al zI=.
Laust5u Mou0type 20 az 1874.
GAS RoNDS
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INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.

WE BUY LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
pay more than the company issuing tAemi nus.
be seven years old: no industrial policies. lhh
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The Washington Herald has hist
one name. Il is The Washington
Herald every morning in the week.
sunday included. Telephone. Main
$500.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by r. L. Chapman &
Co.. members New York stock Exchaugs. G.. Bowie
Chapman. manager. 1901 street northwest
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates & Co,
members New York stock Exchange. Munsey Build
ing.
Closiur
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Quotations furnished by +. T. Chairman q
Co. members New YORK stock Exchange. g.. Bowie
Chirmau manager, 1901 T street northwest
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Washington
Loan & Trust Co.
OFFICE COR. sTH AND f STA
PAID-UP CAPITAL. S.oooo0o.
SURPLUS. $4,000 EARNED"

Loans IN any amount made on approved Fgal
estate or c9laGeTal a. reasonable rates.
Interest PAID upon deposits % monthly bal-
ancEs subject 70 check.
inns company acts IS executor. administrzs
tor trustee, agent. treasurer. registrar. and IN
al other nduciary capacities.
Boxes for rent IN burglar and hFepr0of vaults
Tor safe deposit and storage q valuable PACK
ages.
Real Estate DEPARTMENT is prepared 10 as
sumo the management Of your real estzte-
Careful attention gwen % all details
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BOSTON STOCKS.

otal sales. SlSG co. against Sl.70l 900 Yesterday
% 900 a week ago, and Si.5l9.0)0 a year ago.
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Very little significance was attached 20
the resolution introduced in Congress In
the interest of minority" holders of The
stock Of the Northern Pacific Railroad.
that eleven years ago was succeeded by
the Teorganizcd company, the Northern
Pacific Railway, for AN investigation of
the latter company's title to the lands
duly taken over in the process of reor-
ganization. In the first place, the whole
question was passed upon by the courts
years ago, the title OF the present com
pany to the properties being fully Uus-
tanned. and in the second. as the company
is a Wisconsin corporation it is doubted
If the Federal government could interfere
with its charter rights
Wall street has little sympathy with the
minority holders of the old stock, and
doubts if many of the original holders are
represented in present movements Since
the reorganization there has at Zines
been some activity Of the railroad stock
on the curb, even when almost everybody