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The Washington times., 1907-06-01

PROPOSALS FOR GRADING. Office OF Con
structing QuarterTnaster, Walter Reed A rms,
General Hospital. TakOma Sub-Station Wash
lngton. D. c. May -. 1907. Sealed proposals
IN tnpIicate. subject TO usual conditions viii
be received here until y O'Clock Noon Utne
10. 1907 for Grading portion Of Government
reservation at Washington Barracks D q
tlh involves approximately $4,000 cubic Yards
OF which. approximately 1900 cubic yards Is
oDtainAble on reservation IN reducing con
louTs remainder 70 be obtained BY hydraulic
dredging from channel Of Potomac river a.
Jacent thereto Specifications and other nee
essary information furnished on Application
l. : reserves right 10 reject OF accept any
or all BIDS or any part thereof Pr6rosai he
10 be marked Proposals for Grading ana
addressed 70 MAJOR J. T. GRADES Con-
sIucilng q Al my29- 81. 81. ie1.7,
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COTTON MARKET SALES
BY MANY PROFESSIONALS

NEW YORK, June There was con-
siderable selling at the opening OF the
cotton market. notably by professionals
end Western connections. After the
call, commission houses appeard to be
picking up cotton This support gave
the list "A better tone and rallied the
pricess about eight points above the
figures established on the call for new
crop positions.
Opening quotations: June. IL 45 asked:
July, n.50 bid: August. 53d54; Septem-
Der, 1l-54H55: October, IL. l647S; Decem-
Der, 11.90FI91.
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TRACTION co. TRUST
TO SECURE 100000

The Capital Traction Company TODAY
placed on record to the Union Trust
Company deed OF trust of all it's prop
erty, TO secure the payment Of 5000. COO
on bonds payable June 1. 1877. . per cent
Semi-annnaliN
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SCHLOTTERBACH DEATH
JUDGED ACCIDENTAL

Atverdict of accidental death was rem
dered by the coroner's jury at the in
quest today over the body of John
Schlotterbach. of 1902 I street southeast,
who died last night at the Emergency
Hospital from injuries received by fall
ing from a street car at First and G
streets Thursday.
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Real Daylight" Train.

When the new spring schedule of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad goes into
effect tomorrow those who wish TO leave
for Pittsburg, Cincinnati, O. Chicago on
the Daylight train will meet their
train at $40 O'Clock in the morning, in
stead of S O'Clock, as in the past A
number of other less important changes
have been made in the schedule.
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Form Johnson Coal Co

Johnson Brothers Coal Company was
today incorporated TO do a general
wholesale and retail coal, wood. and
coke business. The incorporators are
o. II. Perry Johnson. Palmer A Eliot
and Leo c. Marsh, and the capital stock
is $50 coo
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Hot Tamales and Chile.
rhe Ranch, 5o7 F NV. Open TIL u nights

do Neutrality-suspicious. insult God?" E
Hez Sven explains Sunday night, %
Baptist CHI
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FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Inc Treasury surplus for May Is S.
OoV'VOO' and for ten months of the fiscal
year nearly S65,O0OOOO For the fiscal
year TO date last year the surplus was
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, II Is the opinion in conservative circles
.tlat some or the more important hnan-
clal interests in Wall street have 49,,
Oohged TO support the market in the
recent decline 10 a larger extent than
heretofore has been known. This sun
benefit to prices.
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WASHINGTON PRICES

Sales Of the board Including the after
call, amounted TO 472 shares OF stock
and 8 go in bonds
Following are the sales and quotations
OF tOday's market.
Washington Gas certificates, S26OdlO2
Capital Traction IS, Sl,OO0dllO: 81. COO
no. SlQ0ou110 Sl.O00qllQ
Washington Gas, 2JG6i. 25G64. 4a6ps.
Mergenthaler. 50207iR 5d207is
Greene Cananea .&5Hl4&
Mitchell Mining. 15G3li IOGHSIk. lO06fs.
Security Storage. 3nI7O
After call-Annapolis, Potomac Rail-
road SIS. s.. O0O6il0
LanstOn. 35d12H
Capital Traction SIS. 81, 9O0Gl1O.
Capital Traction, 2gN133, 50di33
Washington Gas, 25a64, 25G64, i0G64.
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Warm Weather Will Not Annoy You

If you have a Chicago Jewel Gas Range.
1904 6 St c. A. Muddiman & Co., 616 y st.
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LOCAL MENTION.
That There's a Big Difference

in rye breads will be apparent to You
after trying "Berens Rye" It's salts
flying. delicious. nourishing-far superior
to Tyes made the ordinary way. A zen
uine German rye bread. Ask for Berens
The Washington times., 1907-06-01
Naval "Lucky Bag" Is Out.

Navy Department officials today re-
ceived copies of The Lucky Bag" the
official annual publication of the gradu-
ating class of midshipmen at the Naval
Academy.
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TREASURY STATEMENT

Today's Treasury statement. Receipts,
lisa, $50; expenditures. S1.61OOOO.
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Hungarian GYPSY Orchestra at

Park Hotel Summer Garden, RathskeIler.
n. Y. ave. and 18th st. +. Endres, Prop.
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At the Mercantile Savings Society once.
l0O6 F street. Lowest rates. Investigate.
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STOCKS, BONDS, AND MONEY
NEW YORK STOCKS

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown &
Co. Munsey Building; Members New York
Stock Exchanged
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OF the SIS, 100000 Of Government money
~ 1Huo,laI banks, S90OO0,O0Q is secured
by the deposit OF State. city. and TaiI-
road bonds, the balance being secured
Dy government bonds. OF the State and
iallroad bonds. 81, 10000 are on depOsit
~ ~ the subtreasuries at New York and
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snort Tours refunded under Treasury
circular Of April ?, Sc. 3O7. 500. redeemed
- g., 800, leaving outstanding June /
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BANK STATEMENT



The surplus of the banks is s12,7s2, 40
against S6.Sl6.025 last year, and S., o5O.-
275 two years ago.
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TRACTION BONDS
GOING HIGHER

An effort to galvanize some life in Gas
stock on the Washington Stock Ex-
change today was not fruitful of any
striking results, as the preponderance
OF sellers seemed to be in the inverse
ratio TO the buying contingent. For a
time at least, but solitary broker ap-
epared to have any orders, and he was
easily satisfied with a small amount.
On the after-call there was a better
feeling and several sales were made
At s., which was the limit to the price
TO be paid.
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goldman, Sachs * Co. shipped 500. 900
soiu by the ST. Paul today This makes
tCtal OF $780, 600 on the present move
Aienl' winch began on Monday last
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At the very lowest prices. E. P. HinkeI &
Co.. successors to Thorp Carpet Cleaning
Co., IS Maine ave. sW. Phone II. 2025.
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OFFICE. Commissioners District OF Column
bia- Washington. May . 1907 SEALED
PROPOSALS viii be received at THIS oa7ce
until u O'CLOCK NOON. MONDAY. JI-NE
H. 1917. Tor constructing junction section 81
trunk sewers Forms. specifications and
necessary Information mar be obtained at
Room a. District building. Washington. D. q
aENH1 y ,. MkEFARLAND. HENRY L.
u g rny30-6t -exSu
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Riding and Driving Horses for Hir..
Carpets Taken or, cleaned, and STORED

West End Stables. SOIL 18th st. Phone
NJ. 1860.
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If You Are Thinking Of Making Altera-

tons to your dwelling OF business prop
erty. drop US a postal. w. II. Childs,
40S Sth st NV.
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IN banking circles the statement g
made that the American Telepboae
company will issue $15OO10 900 stock this
next year. >
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF the

" lCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF the
District OF Columbia. washington d. O.
May -. ls01.-SEALED PROPOSALS viii be
received al this Office until MONDAY. JUNE
~. 1907. az O'CLOCK p. n. for furnishing
lael ana miscellaneous printing Tor use OF
me various branches Of the government OF
the District OF Columbia during the Hscai
year beginning July J. 1907 and ending
June -. ls0A- Blank forms OF proposals and
at the Office OF the Property Clerk II .
District Building. HENRY 3. F. MACFAR-
LAND. HENRY l. WEST. JAY J. NOR
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LEWIS & CO., Brokers,

Are Now Located in Their New ofiees a.
1888 and 1885 T st. II. W.
STOCKS. BONDS. GRAIN, AND COTTON
Bought or Sold on Per Cent Margin
Private wire. Excellent service.
Phone Main 51ss. my5-tf
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THE CURB MARKET

Quotations furnished by A o. Brown
Co. Munsey Building: Members New York
Stock Exchanged
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The Treasury has purchased 10 ooA
ounces OF silver at $3.50 cents per ouncs
review or the principal security. is
sues which have been announced dur
, ing May shows that the month has
Deen about the most eventful Of the wear
from the standpoint Of new financing
. Inc total amount OF bonds stock and
notes which have Eeeu Dut ont nv tho
leading corporations is about s203 IN 0O0
IN eeCh case the borrowing CORPORA
Mons. with the possible execution Of
The Observation-Disclosures ComDanv
PAD from per cent to So per cent for
their money.
Whether Secretary Cortelyou will CON
slder II advisable TO call I'm some of the
Government deposits-SI72 500 600 now in
the DankS-tO redeem the short as JuIv
next Is still matter Of speculation II
hardly viii be necessary from the Treas
ury viewpoint In the face OF constantly
increasing surplus, but he may consider
II prudent to do so now in order TO
fortify the Treasury for the crop-movine
period in the fall
President A. 3. Hepburn, Of the Chase
National Bank OF New York. who is i'm
Minneapolis. in a published interview.
indicates his belief that the prosperity
OF the country Is on a sound basis
Some people have been using their credit
too freely. and general business is likely
10 undergo a hardening process which
viii he beneficial ultimately. He sees
nothing TO warrant alarm as 10 a prob
able business recession.
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OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING OFFICER
!. ;. Soldiers. Home. Washington ID q
May .. iSJt.-Sealed proposals viii De re-
celyed here until O'CLOCK p u June
3 1907. and then publicly opened for piping
ana electrical wiring within Power House
ana through grounds. and for refriEeratiou
plants at the L. 5. Soldiers Home wash
ington. D.. 9. Information on application
DePoslt OF 500 IS required on drawings
and Specifications for each item JOHE
STEPHEN SEWELL. Captain. Engineers.
Constructing Officer. mv4G7Eg1 fai
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MONEY AT AZ AND PER CENT.
Promptly loaned on real estate in the Distric.
Of Columbia LOWEST COMMISSIONS.
EEISKELL McLERAW,
1oo6 2 st. n. W.
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J. Richard RiggleS, 927 9Th St. N. W,
John w. Masury Mixed Paints.
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Developing and Printing, Kodaks.
easy Money" Loans

Photo Supplies. KrOuse's, 7s7 9Th ST. NV.
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Inc treasury has purchased 10 0O0
ounces OF silver at $3.50 cents per ourtc.
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Proposals.

POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT. Washington.
be received until 2 O'CLOCK P NJ on the
9TH DAY OF JUNE, 1867. for the installa-
ton OF a complete system for electric light
and power for the Postoffice Department An
mex. LIST and x streets northeast. when they
Will be opened in the Office Of the Chief Clerk
and Superintendent Specifications can be
had upon application TO the Chief Clerk and
Superintendent. G. V. J.. MEYER, Postmas-
ter General my30. je1
REFORM SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. District Of
Columbia. Sealed proposals win be received
at the Superintendenrs once until JUNE
18TH. 1907. AT y MIDDAY. and then opened.
FOR furnishing q said school during the fiscal
year ending June 80. 1905. supplies for gro
ceries meats. hay. straw. and other proyi-
sions; and also separate sealed proposals for
coal. Supplies 70 be delivered from time e.
time In such quantities. as may be ordered.
Specifications MAY be obtained on application
at the school The right 20 reject any and
all proposals Is reserves. J. NOTA McGILI..
President. Board Of Trustees. my15 22Je1
UNITED STATES SENATE. OFFICE OF
THE SECRETARY. Washington, ID. 9. May
y. 1907. Sealed proposals VIII be received
at this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ.
JUNE IL 1901, for furnishing Stationery Tor
the use OF the United states Ssnate for the
fiscal year ending June -. ls0S. Blank forms
OF proposals, showing the quantity and
quality OF each article and the form Of bond
10 be signed by the bidder and Eureties VIII
be furnished on application 10 this office.
Proposals should be indorsed Proposals Tor
Stationery for the United states senate" ana
De directed 10 A4l+A Kills -. BEN Sec
recary Of the United States senate. Washing
ton, ID. c. Proposals and specimens must ba
delivered at this office, free Of charge. before
the hour named above. CHARLES G. BEN
NEIT. secretary N.Y., Jul 10
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Wash
ington. ID. c. May -. 1897. SeaIsd proposals.
in duplicate, VIII be received at ,he DEPART
ment until O'Clock p. m Saturday June Is
1877. Tor the erection Of an Assent Hall AZ
the Government Hospital FOR the Insane in
accordance with drawings and specifications 70
De had on application at this department Bids
must be accompanied by a certified check
equal 10 5 per cent Of the amount OF the bid
Applicants for plans viii be required 10 SUBJ
mt with their application FOR same a certined
chech Tor 700. as a guarantee that they VIII
return same in good condition The right f.
reserved 10 reject any or all bids or waive
technical defects. 10 accept one part md re-
Ject the other as the interests OF tie Gov
eminent may require Bidders are Invited 10
attend Proposals must be marked pro
posals Tor Assembly Hall Governments Hos
pltal for the Insane" JAMES RTrDOTP4
% II ~ - secretary my27. jel3.Si0
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The wise ones who have been pre-
die ting higher prices for the new issue
or Capital Traction bonds are begin
ming to see those predictions come true.
Today the demand drove the price up
to 10, which Is three points higher than
prevailed in the early part of the week.
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Mitchell Mining needs some sort OF a
vigorous stimulant. Daily II grows
weaker on ridiculously small sales and
already one-half of the gain from the
recent upturn has been lost on less than
800 shares of stock.
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Good buyinf of Capital Traction stock
held the price well at l33. with the most
extensive trading in weeks. AT that the
sales only totaled severity shares.
Clarence +. Norment was a much dis
t-essed man today. He had hoped 10
give his guests OF the Bankers Assoc
citation a glorious outing at the Blue
Ridge Club at Harpers Ferry. but the
weather man was not inclined TO be
agreeable. None OF the party was dis
posed 10 mind the weather, however,
and the party leaving on the o'clock
train I his afternoon will be of full
strength and are positive of a good time.
Dick Bros. & Co, brokers, at 1872 II
street northwest have closed their
branch office here for the summer
months. j. b. Wead. the manager. will
make some other connection and con-
tinue in business.
The stockholders Of the Washington
Railway and Electric Company come
into possession today the voting trust
having been dissolved. No change IN
the officers will take place until the end
OF the year on December 81
The sixth semi-annual dividend Of 2lk
per cent IS being paid today on the pre-
terred stock OF the Washington Railway
ana Electric Company. II did not affect
the quoted price on the Stock Exchange.
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well bred and well educated said the
poodle. and the pair listened as If to
the Delphic oracle: 1t becomes a bore
after a time, however. with all these per
SONS about. and many Of our best ca
mines suffer intolerably from ennuL"
Il can stand on my hind legs now. and
In short time / hope to be able to join
a circus, said the Z. r. s., with the hope
Of some encouragement
you are either a nouveau richie or a
climber" snubbed the poodle, and turned
his back on both E. R. S. and l. c.
Il don't know about the first, but If
he was a climber he could catch that vel
low bobtan cat when he climbs tree. :"
remarked the Insignificant cur.
The E. r. s. had hurried away after
the rebuff. murmuring something about
a torpid liver"
The cur wagged his tail and was soon
chasing cats and chewing on an old shoe
In the alley.
THAT amt so swell, he reflected I'm
glad amt a gentleman"
A leathery looking horse hitched TO an
ash cart stood at the curb near by and
watched the fine oats and hay handed to
the performing ponies. He bumped his
stump Of a tail against the dashboard
and tried to brush away some flies as
he said to himself; 81 wish / had an
education
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PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library C ConEcss-Opcn a. m. to 10 p m. on
secular days. from 2 p. m to 10 p. N. on Sundays
and on certain holidays.
Public Lihrary-Open a. m. to ?. M; holidays,
10 .. m. &c 10 p. m. Sundays TO 10 p m
Executive Mansion-0pen 10 a. N. to ,. m.
United States CapitOl-Open a. m. to 80 p. m.
United States TTeaSury-0pen q. m. to p NJ
State. War and Navy Departments-0pen a. m.
to D. m THE original Declaration Of IDdepend
enee is in the Library Of the State Department.
United States Patent Oalce-open a. N. TO 2
p. N.
United States Pension Bmeau-C,pen a. m. to
.. IA.
United States Post-oGlce-Open ga. N. to p. m
Washington City Post ofice-open ali hours. tThe
Dead Letter Office is in the city post-ohce.l
National Botanic Gardens-Open a. m to ?. 10
Fish Commission--Open 4. N TO 40 2. n
Amy Medical Museum-ODen 4. m. 20 40 ,. m
National Museam-Open q. N. to $50 p. n I'm
GLIDING holidaysl.
Smithsonian instltution-Open 3 a. N. to 4:s6 D
n. tincluding holidays.
Agricultural observation-disclosures A. m to 1 30 p m
Bureau OF Engraving and PEinting-0pen . q. m
to 80 ,. N,
Washington Monument SSH feet in height)-open
$50 a m to 40 p, M. Elevator runs from a m
until D. NJ
CorpOran Gallery Of Art--Open $50 a. m to 4
2. m in winter a. m. to ! p n. in summer
sundays 20 p m. TO 5 p. m. excepting in mid
summer. Admission free on Tuesdays. Thursdays,
Saturdays and SUNDAYS; other days. sc admission
Government Printing Ofice--Open 10 a. N. to 2
p. N.
Navy Yard-open a. m. TO $50 .. N.
S0uthwOrth Cottage 18Th 81. and Prospect age
~ THE SUBURBS
Geological Psrk-Open all day.
Rock Greek Bridge and Park.
Chevy Chase Kensington, and Chesapeake Beach.
Naval ObseTTatOry-ODen a. m 10 p m
Mount Vernon. the home aud tomb Of Washing.
ton-Open 4 a. N. to5 ?. N.
Arlington National Cemetery-Open all day.
United States Soldiers Home-Open 8 a. N 10
sunset
Cathedral Grounds. Teunallytown road-Open g..
m. 10 D. m
Cabin John Bridge. Catholic University. and Alex
Rndria
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which was followed by a waltz Rabbi
DR.. silverstone delivered an address in
the language of the members OF the con-
gregation. Another number by the or
chestra and again the auctioneer came
to the front. The books and scroll were
yet 10 be taken from the speakers desk
to the ark. an honor rarely offered. an
honor seldom gained. Consequently the
bidding was lively. Before these pre-
cious religious embIems and books were
deposited in the ark Canton Joelson,
OF the synagogue, chanted an invocation
This accomplished. another selection by
the violins and cornet. and thereafter an
address by Cantor Joelson. Refreshments
were passed around and the rejoicing
continued, and was taken to the homes
of the individual members. where It was
continued in the midst OF their families
for yesterday was indeed a red-Ietter day
with Israel.
The synagogue presents an ornamental
exterior, being Of pressed brick with lime
stone trimmings. It has two cupolas and
a large round stained glass window. rep
resenting the star Of Israel, over the main
entrance. The edifice, which was erected
by Martin wiegand. cost about $4,000, Of
which more than 5000 has been paid,
The congregation was organized in 1897
at the residence Of ]. Levy, the chairman
OF the building committee. It's officers
are Max Needle, president: Jacob Levy
vice president; Max Simon, treasurer;
II. Morris. trustee and the following
building committee: Isaac Levy, chair
man; Abraham Levy. Harry Steinberg
Louis Roglnsky. J. Rosenberg, NJ. Apple
stein, J. Rothstein. J. Katz, J. Furman
NJ. Garfinkln, and 3. Garfnkle.
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GARBAGE PLANT EXPENSIVE.
Milwaukee Calls in Expert to SuR-
Eest Remedy for Condition.

milwaukee calls IN Expert tn SuE-
Eest Remedy for Condition.
Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. DIR Rudolph
Herring. of New York City. one of the
foremost sanitary experts in the country.
has arrived here 20 make an investigation
Of the garbage plant and the system OF
operation. He has been engaged for
month by the city council and gets 500
a day, for which, in return, he is to point
out the defects in the plant and tell the
citizens why it is costing them great
deal more than similar plants operated by
private companies.
The plant has been in existence for ten
years. and from the first was municipal
failure. II cost twice as much to build as
il was estimated ii would cost When il
was finally started in operation il was
found that twice as much coal as It had
been estimated would run the plant was
required
Private contractors do similar work in
other cities for s. cents d ton. In this
city it is costing the citizens $1.S9 a ton.
There is a general demand that the
plant be abandoned, and that the city
council make an agreement with a private
concern for doing the work.
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RELIEF TO $4,000 HORSES.
Humane Society Doing Commend
able Work During Hot Weather.

New York. Sept. Records com
piled - the Society for the Prevention
Of Cruelty to Animals show that on
the average ia. 600 horses have been
watered and sprayed by bucket or hose
in each week of the hot weather season
by the societys men.
The society maintained force Of
fifty men at hydrsnts IN different parts
of the city. and the reports show that
they were able to give relief TO many
more horses than were accommodated
at the twenty-eight fountains and
troughs which are maintained by the
society without attendants. Some Of
the men took care OF as many as 5000
horses in one week
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Any time - a good time 20 attent
SchneideT's famous crab feasts Ever
night at the Navy Yard Exchange.
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The Lnseknm Cafe.

See Houses Sd and Md. Ave. \. L.
open for inspection daily. Low price
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COUNT 'EM---2OO
Johnnie Sees that Many Dogs
on One Plank.
ACCUSED OF NATURE Taxing

Finally COnvinces Pa and Ma of the
Wonderful Sights at the Gentry
ShOw-F'Fench Poodle Snubs the
EminentIy Respectable Spaniel and
the Much Abused, Insignificant Cur.
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Users of Jno. G. Meinbere'. Bread

Constitute a constantly growing class.
trial viii win il your favor; it's so goo
and wholesome. Notify Bakery, rs III
Sc. if your grocer cant supply you
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Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at PaTE
Hotel. Summer Garden. RathskeIler. y. Y
ave, and llth ST. +. Endres, Prop.
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LOCAL MENTION.

To Fort Monroe. Norfolk. Newport News. and al
points south-Norfolk and Washington night steam
ers every evening in the year st $50. and day
steamer daily at 4. N.
To Mount VeFnon-StesmeT Manchester. daily. 10
a n. and 80 p n, from seventh street wharf.
Chesapeake Be2eh-See time table.
To Rock CgeS Bridge. Geological Park. Chevy
Chase. and Kensington-Ca-s from Fifteenth street.
and New York avenue ever fifteen minutes.
To AlezandTa-Feny steamer LzckaWznna eTeg
hour and bali from 6 q. N To 6 =. n
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1352 r ST. NV. will reopen Tuesday. Sep
TENDER J. Business mems lunch from ]
10 2-50 p. m.
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Most economical; best bakers. c. A. Mud
diman * Co, 615 18th St
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Zoe Macazoni. 5cy lee Spaghetti, &c;
SC Noodles. 91zc; 10c Puddine. &c; l0c
Minute Tapioca. TIC: Ice Jellycon, TIC.
J. T. u. Pyles Stores.
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October 5, 1907. Remember the date.