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Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-27

TIE national supreme court refused
70 play politics by advancing the Okla
1onz deposit guarantee case out OF
Ike regular order Haskell's bailiwick
Is considerable, but it Is not the whole
rorks
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
MORROW BELIEVES
DISTRICT IS SAFE
Holds Stone Dealers Re.
SponSlble for Delay in
Supplying Material.

That the District will not be the loser
BY the suit instituted by James L. Par
sons. contractor for the new District
building, is the opinion of Engineer
Commissioner Morrow. Mr.. Parsons has
entered suit against the District Build
ing Commission. consisting of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury and the Commits
sioners, for damages in the amount OF
$4,000 ALLEGED TO have been suffered by
him by reason Of the failure of the COM
mission to ~ uish cut stone on schedule
time.
Major Morrow said today that a con
tract was made with the firm of b. A.
and c.. N WilIisFas. of New York, to
furnish the grants and marble for the
building, and another contract with
James L. Parsons to erect the build
ing. There was a failure, he said, on
the part of the contractors to furnish
the stone within agreed time
AS a result the building commission
has determined TO Oeduct from this con-
tract the sum OF S7,49S.lS, which, il Is
alleged, was the additional cost to the
commission due to the delay of the
contractor.
Mr.. Parsons" said Major Morrow
today, also claims that he has Suf-
fered loss through this delay, and has
entered suit to recover the same. I'm
der the terms of the contract with b.
A. and @. y. Williams. if Mr.. Parsons
should recover judgment against the
building commission. JnIs would have to
be paid eventually by Messrs. Williams.
who are responsible under their con-
tract Tor all losses or damage which the
building commission suffered by the de-
Law.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
TODAYS SALES ON
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Capital Traction SIS. $lOOOal1sI4. s. 90
6ilISL
Capital Traction. 20d133Iz
Washington Railway and Electric COM
mon. j0HS7s
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred. 5dS6, 50GS5.
Washington Gas, 25G67I+, 25a672s, 25a
s. 25I677s
Greene Cananea. 1O0qnls. 1OOau1s. 100
dlIh, 1O0a11s
After cail-United States Trust, 2Og
93lA, 20d931k.
Mergen;haIer, 3dZ3.
Capital Traction SIS. sl00Od1iSlt. 500
41lsl..
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
feTred, 2dSjiE
Capital Traction. IOOa132sz, 4Oa132Ba, 20
Ql335s, 39a132Sz. 2od152Ss.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
NEW YORK BANKERS
MAKE GOOD SHOWING

NEW YORK, Nov. H-There was a
fairly good report from the associated
banks despite a small decrease in re-
serve. Deposits showed a handsome in
crease, but loans were somewhat ex-
tended.
The following were the changes.
Reserve on all deposits, decrease, s6l2-
Reserve on deposits, other than United
States. decrease, 86lS,OJ0
Loans, increase. SA6Zj,JO
Specie, increase, l,302. 900.
Legal tender, increase, $1ll,IJ0.
Deposits. increase, &1O.JJ5.I0O
Circulation, decrease. 81. $50, 800
Total loans $l.332 49,. 100.
The surplus Of the banks is sos Is
against deficit last year of S54,IG3. 600
and a surplus two years ago Of 81, 4J3. AZ
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
COURT RECORD

divorce granted. CompIainant.s solicit
ors, Topper & GUsack; defendants So
lcitors, Fl. l. Quinn,
No &133. Chillum Castle Realty
company vs. Fisher ct al; injunction
against s. II. Widdup granted. Com
plainants solicitors, +. r Colladav and
II. i. Jeffords; defendants solicitors.
Sleman q Lerch.
Circuit Court, 10. 7.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Called yesterday
No. 5l06l. Simont vs.. Campbell; judg-
ment by default PLAINTIFFS attorney,
W. L. Lester.
No. 1922. Arlington Brewing Com
pany vs.. Beach, fat on sci. IA Plain
tiff attorney. Lorenzo A. Bailey
No. 5l0g. Magruder VS.. Fellers: mo-
ton TO dismiss suit withdrawn and plea
in abatement filed by consent Plain
tiff s attorney, II. b. MOultOn, defend
ants attorneys, Shea & Bailey.
No 4Sl0l- Green VS. Washington EN-
ployes' Mutual Benefit Association:
hearing on motion for new trial contin.
attorneys, Mason y. Richardson; de
PENDANTS attorneys. Mcdonald &, Beall.
No. 5l0SI. Merillat VS.. CumminS. bill
of particulars ordered Plaintiffs at
torneys, NJ. J. Colbert and Mason y.
Richardson; defendants attorneys, Les
ter a Price.
No. 507l9. Mulesau VS.. Metzger: Sc
CuTity for costs ordered. COmplainant's
solicitor, John RidOut; defendants so.
licitOr, Percy @. Metzger.
No. 1897 Muirs VS.. Administrators Bal
timore & Ohio Railroad Company; mo-
ton to amend declaration granted
Plaintiffs attorneys. Leckie, Fulton &
Co., defendants attorneys. Hamilton.
Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton
No. 5l074 Motor Car Company VS.
Commercial Automobile Company; Sc
CuTity for costs ordered. Plaintiffs at
tori eys, Berry & Minor: defendants at
toTneys. Birney & Woodland.
No. 1851. Neale Publishing Company
vs.. Littlepage: motion for new trial fled
Plaintiffs attorneys. Biney q Wood
ard; defendants attorneys, Holmes
Conrad and Leigh Robinson.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
WILL LEARN RESPECT
IN CITY WORKHOUSE
Youth Is Sent Up for Ill Treat
ment to Parent and
Drinking.

Fred Mcintyre, Of 1884 I street south
east. was the complainant, this morn
ing against his son, William. in Po-
lice Court, and the latter was sent
TO the workhouse for thirty days, I'm
which to accumulate a larger amount
OF respect for his parent,
On the witness stand. the boy de-
Clared his father had come to court
with many lies TO tell against him.
He had been drunk but once. he said.
since he returned from the WOTkhOuse.
His father told the Judge the boy had
been drunk so many times, he could
not recollect the number Of times.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
NEW RULING MADE
BY COMPTROLLER
Savings Deposits" Must Be Fig
ured as Separate Item by Ma
tional Bank Cashiers.

The Comptroller Of the Currency.
Laurence o. Murray, has just issued
circular 10 cashiers of all national
banks, requiring that, hereafter, all
Savings deposits" be entered as a
sepeTate item on the credit side Of re-
ports Of condition. the total amount OF
deposits being extended in the same
manner as heretofore.
The cashiers are informed that only
such accounts as are considered by the
bank and the depOsitor as savings
deposits" are to be included under this
head
The purpose Of these instructions is
to keep distinct the commercial de-
posts and the savings deposits so that
in the future the Comptroller Will know
accurately the amour, of money that
can be charged 10 each.
Under the old condition national banks
IN their reports figured savings and
commercial deposits as one
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
CARNIVAL OF EAGLES
DRAWING TO CLOSE

The two weeks carnival being held
by Washington Aerie Of Eagles, in
Eagle Hall. Sixth and F streets north
west, will be brought TO q close tonight
The carnival has been highly success
full from a financial standpoint, and the
closing night is expected To be the big
gest OF the two weeks. Many special
features will be put on, including an
auction Of all merchandise, a special
vaudeville, and musical Program.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Equity Court, No. I.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

Called Yesterday
No. 23l4. Grace VS. Kreiter, time of
take testimony limited Complainant s
solicitor, Lorenzo A Bradley; defend
ants solicitors, G.. G. James, Sleman &
Lerch, and j.. +. CoIladay.
No. 1921 Herman VS.. BrensmHn; time
10 take testimony limited. Complain
ants solicitors, Philip Tindall and ID. W.
O'Donoghue; defendants solicitors, j..
NJ Kenyon
No. 26542. Richardson VS.. Mushake.
decree for perpetual injunction Com
plainanJS solicitor. Campbell Caring
ton; defendants solicitor, j. ". Lati-
mer.
No. 27S63. Bray Us. Bray: judgment
on condemnation against National Me
JTOpolitan Bank for S947I. Complain
ants solicitor, +. S Key Smith: de-
fendant's solicitors. r. D. Blackstone
and Thomas e. Taylor.
NO. 27sO4. Scott vs.. Mills; sale finally
ratified Compartments solicitor, Nal
colin Hufty; defendants solicitors, Bar
nard & Johnson, Mason w. Richardson,
and Brandenburg & Brandenburg.
Equity Court, No. I.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Called yesterday
No. $500. Lynch VS.. Smallwood;
guardian al litem appointed. Complain
ant s solicitor William &. Johnson.
No. 2S16I LANCE vs.. Union Savings
Bank; Fred Mex e substituted as trus-
tee Compliments solicitor. Fred Nc
No. 2s14O. o'Brien VS.. O'Brien: sale
decreed, with d. W. O'Donoghue and
Charles J. Murphy appointed trustees
TO sell. Complainant solicitor. ID. w.
O'Donoghue, defendants solicitor, c. ].
Murphy.
No 25O9s. Redman VS.. Potts; auditors
report confirmed. Compliments so
licitor, J. A. LYMAN; defendants so
HcitOrs Raiston & Siddons, W. Mosby
Williams, and Arthur Peter
No 279S6. Williamson VS.. Williamson;
bill OF complaint dismissed. Complain
ants solicitor. q. r. EmiE. defendants
solicitor, Charles A. Barnard
Ne. 276ss. Brooks vs.. Brooks; absolute
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
BUSINESS NOWQUIET
IN PRODUCE MARKET
Warm Weather Has Effect
of Delaying Trade in
Meats and Game.

business was quiet IN the local whole
sale markets today. as is usually the
case on Saturday. The retailers on
Friday and Thursday had ordered the
supplies Tor their own Saturday rush,
and the orders left to be- filled at
wholesale today were comparatively
few.
P The recent spell of unseasOnably warm
weather has not improved conditions IN
tire markets. especially as TO poultry,
game. and meats, and the dealers do
Il anticipate activity for the early
part OF next week.
No features were presented in the va
riOus lines today. Eggs were about as
active az usual, with the customary
scarcity Of the strictly fresh grade.
Poultry was moved slowly. and at
Slightly lower prices. Turkeys were
fairly active but increased supplies
made prices inclined TO decrease slight
D.. Live stock was quiet. there being
hardly any demand except for lambs
and calves. Fruits and vegetables we're
quiet and steady. Game was less active
than usual The supplies have been
increased OF late, while the warm
weather has resulted in a lessened de-
maud
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
FAILS TO KILL GIRL.

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. I.-WIH
Grand Jean, painter. attempted yester-
day in At of jealousy to murder his
sW eetheaTt. Carrie Swofford, q with a
meat AK and believing that he had ac-
counplished his purpose, committed sui
Cide by drinking carbolic acid The
woman, though suffering from a fearful
cash in tia head. IS not dangerously
wounded.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
Easy to Secure.

Under the circumstances. 10 would
not have been difficult for Mason to
obtain a revolver and secTete II until
such time as he may have had use for
il.
Il have not yet concluded my investi-
CATION, but thus far have been unable
TO find anyone who can throw any light
as to the manner in which Mason Oh
tanned the revolver
Asked as TO the hospital facilities
concerning wlsCh criticism was Hlade by
physicians attending the inquest. Mr..
Wilson said the home was never intend
ed to be Used as 4 hospital. and was not
equipped for hospital service.
If the inmates become 81 they are
sent 10 the Washington Asylum. which
is fully provided for their treatment, 90
said Mr.. Wilson
1t may be necessary he continued,
TO recommend that provision be made
for the treatment of emergency cases,
such as called for the present investiga-
ton, and this will prOba bly, be done as
far as the appropriation permits. The
home has been occupied but 9 few
months. and everything possible Is be-
ing done and viii be done Tor the care
and comfort OF the inmates
At home like this said Commits
siOner MacfaTland today. 1t is not eN-
pected that a thoroughly equipped hos
pital service can be had. This is not
/ necessary as the home Is in close proX-
/ unity to tho hospitals However, some
provision should be made for the caring
of inmates in emergency cases such as
/ that of Thursday
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
PLAYERS INJURED
IN FOOTBALL GAME
Maryland Defeated by
Washington College in
Hard Fought Battle.

COLLEGE PARK, Nd, Nov. IL
Maryland Agricultural College was de-
feated by the strong Washington College
eleven here this morning by II to o.
The interest I'm the game was marred
by frequent injuries to players or both
teams. Right Tackle Hicks. of the
Maryland team. was forced to retire
with a broken rib. and his teammate
Bauer. sprained his arm. Both teams
put mp d strong game and used the new
plays TO advantage.
The lineup and summary.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following building permits were
issued today:
To Havenner Baking Company, for
repairs to ass TO 4S9 street northwest;
contractor, James L Parsons; estimat-
ed cost, $500.
To Mary c. Ring, for one two-story
frame dwelling, between Twentieth and
Tweuty-second, and Irving and Ham
iltOn streets. Architect, J. II. OVerman
& Sons: &C. A. BrOsnan: estimated cost.
S2,609.
To George ". Lumkin, for repairs TO
$50 * street northwest; contractor, Fred
60hlosEeF; estimated cost, $1,000.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
WHEAT WAS WEAK;
CORN WAS STEADY
A Loss of Five-eighths of Cent on
December and May
Wheat.

CHICAGO, Nov 2l.-The grain mar
ket was weak and prices on December
and May wheat dropped of = WITHOUT
recovery, the close being at the low
price Of the day. December opened at
1904, made Is gain, and then dropped
back to Ia. The December delivery
dropped from 1851 to 1919.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
Dsv Declines Entire Leaders
CAPITAL TRACTION STOCK STRONG,
WITH LIBERAL SALES.
GAS HIGHER.

Business on the Washington Stock
Exchange was again moderately active.
Traction shares and Gas stock were the
leaders in activity with a good business
in Greene Cananea, and a new high on
Capital Traction SIS.
Capital Traction stock sold TO the ex-
tent of 20 shares, more than has been
traded I'm the aggregate for months.
Opening at 1921 the pric' advanced 10
1928 with a good demand
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
COTTON STRONG
EARLY, WEAK LATER

NEW YORK, Nov. I.-Cotton made
good gains in the opening hour. but
thereafter the bears sold fl right and
left. and there was break Of 7 10 10
points in the nearby deliveries. while
the deferred futures held their gains
reasonably we'll
The Washington times., 1908-11-21

Washington Railway common was
slightly easier at 3SA. The preferred
shares We're weak, one sale only being
made. and that at So, marking q loss Of
four points for the week.
Washington Gas moved up from an
opening at 67iz to 68 and a close at
6iA. Stockholders are confident that the
melon will be cut In the near future.
Greene Cananea sold at 11iz TO the
extent Of 800 shares
Capital Traction SIS were strong at
1854.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
RICHMOND \. N. CA.
TO HEAR MINISTER
The Rev. G. |. HUMPHREYS
Makes Three Addresses in
Virginia Capital.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, NOV. q

The Rev. G. l. HUMPHREYS, pastor Of
the Methodist Protestant Church, left
today for Richmond, where he goes in
response 20 an invitation from s c..
Mckee. general secretary Of the y NJ.
{. A, 10 make an address before that
body tomorrow afternoon at 2:90. In
the afternoon % will speak at the boys
meeting on "Our Country's Hope" and
later IN the afternoon he Will address
the mems meeting on the subject
The Man OF TIE Hour"
In the absence Of the Rev. Mr.. Hum
phries from tie city, the Rev. c. NJ.
Zepp, pastor II the Ballston Methodist
Protestant Church. will preach at both
the morning and evening services at
the Methodist Protestant Church.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21

University. Umpire-Vickers. of Wash
ingtOn College. Head Linesman-Bird.
of Maryland Agricultural College. Time
of halves-25 minutes each. Touch
downs-Noonan and Hayes. Goals-Vess.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21

Funeral services for Noble Davis,
the young chauffeur, who was killed
By an automobile in Washington last
afternoon at + o'clock, from the home
OF his uncle, George Davis. 107 Prince
street.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
KILLING At HOME
IS INVESTIGATED
Secretary Wilson Tries to
Fird Where Mason Sc
cured Revolver.

by direction Of Commissioner Mac
farland, George S Wilson, secretary OF
the Board Of Charities, today made a
careful investigation OF the conditions
surrounding the shooting of Martin Nc
Crossin, an inE ate OF the Home for
the Aged and Inf -m, by John G. Mason.
another inmate, Tor the purpose OF as
CeTtaininE, II possible, where Mason OBJ
tanned the revolver.
Mr.. Wilson said today that he mad
questioned the superintendent, physi-
clans. ana employees. but was unable
10 obtain any information as TO how
Mason came in possession OF the
weapon.
There are about 300 inmates OF the
home" said Mr.. Wilson, and they are
not kept under a strict surveillance, but
are allow ed to go about the grounds and
receive visitors.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
SPECTATORS SELL THE MARKET
FOR A SHARP REACTION
ALL AROUND.
TODAY'S PRICES ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs s.
Co, bankers and brokers, HibDs Building,
members New York Stock Exchange, Wash
ington Stock Exchange and Chicago Bosrd u
The Washington times., 1908-11-21

The entire fire department was called
out about S o'clock this morning TO ex-
tinguish a blaze in a chimney OF a
house in Wilkes street, between Column
bus and Alfred streets.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21

The Lincoln Land and Improvement
Company has elected the following Of
ficers: President. T. J. Fulmer; vice
president, +. +. Biddle; secretary. Kurt
TectoTg, p. G. Tucker, John Stephen,
and J. q. Dudley, ali Of Washington.
The funeral Of the late Samuel Smith
will be held from his home. in North
Patrick street, tomorrow afternoon, at
. O'Clock The Rev. ". ". Van Ars-
dale. Of Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church, will conduct the funeral seTv-
ices. and the burial viii be made In
the Union Cemetery
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
DAYS GAINS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-At the inn
mediate opening there was considerable
selling pressure on the list, the severe
drubbing given out TO the bears in the
last hour of Fridays session not being
sufficient to deter them from attacking
the list Thereafter good buying orders
from professionals and spectators
started an advance that extended nearly
10 a point. This was tho end of the
strength, for the bears hit the line with
all the ferceness Of their nature, and
with such good success that prices melt
ed away before their attack.
The public was out Of the market ana
showed a disposition to stay out The
fact that one of the big houses on the
Street filled az order for 1900 shares
OF Steel, common and New York Cen
tral yesterday, with perfect ease rather
turned many traders familiar with the
facts on the bear side Of the market.
Market Responded.
The ease with which the market re-
spOnded to the attacks OF the bears in
creased the movement and reduced
liquidation on the part Of shareholders
who had carried stocks for weeks but
who considered that evidences were in
view that indicated a willingness on the
part OF the insiders to permit the short
interest to increase It's line. Moreover
there are many orders on the market
limited to prices considerably under
market value ana these are likely 10 be
executed at moderate declines under
present values. The days reaction was
inCOnSideTable when compared with the
advances Of the last few weeks and yet
g amounted to two points on the lead
u 81 T4-Er We
nearly all of a point. There were a
few stocks on the list that were prOmi-
nent because OF their strength in the
midst of weakness, these being General
Electric. Rubber, both common and pre-
ferred, and Locomotive preferred
Union Pacific opened at 1904 moved
up to 1879 and then turning, kept on
sliding until IBIS was reached. Then il
recovered q little, but slipped back with
2 net loss for the day of 23s. South
eru Pacific opened = lower at 117ss. sold
mp to l17&- and slid in a hurry IN the
last hour 70 ll6 a net loss Of 2ls. St.
Paul lost Us; Reading, rs, Great North
ern, - Illinois Central, rs; Missouri
Pacific, lss; ST, Paul, 4, and many rails
point
Tennessee Copper Flat.
In the Industrial list Tennessee Copper
was the weakling, breaking from 81 10
-. and closing at 4fa. It was said that
insiders who unloaded on The public at
81 we're selling the stock right and left
10 force a dlSlOdgement OF the 80 stock.
Copper was decidedly soft, breaking 10
&ls from S4as and closing al SIa
Smelter dropped rs. or from s82. to
S2@s. Anaconda Copper was of IL. Steel
common Off rs, the preferred yielding
but 4 Of point
There was not the slightest evidence
OF strengthening in the last few min
Ujes. The insiders were said to be &C
Cumulatiug. and gOssips wired their cor
respondents that il would be rank fool
lShness to sell stocks on such a market.
Most OF the movement looked like specu-
lative selling, which. IN the enlargement
of the short line. makes the technical
position of the market better.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
HE CURB MARKET

Quotations furnished by z. T. Hutton 4
Co, members New York Stock EHcnanEs-
g. Bowie Chapman. manager 1901 F street
southwest
The Washington times., 1908-11-21

Fire about 1:So o'clock this morning
entirely destroyed the Toulouse in thu
Presbyterian Cemetery. The fire is sup
posed TO have been caused by tramps.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21

Corn-Deferred future showed a de,
cline in sympathy with wheat, but the
nearby deliveries were fairly steady.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
Today's Prices.

Wholesale prices were follows, i0boers
figures being a trl1e higher.
Eggs-NiTginia, uearbys, fresh, 3la3Zc
southwest Virginia and West Virginia s6a2i C.;
ICFiutssvs and North Carolina. .4I.5C.
Cheese-LATgs New York hats per b..
14al4lac- small, I3izai45.Ci Virginia. l2c.
Butter-CTeameTy, fancy, 295zaS05zcs Western
nrsts. 2SaZ3c; process. fancy. 25a36c. fair
10 good. 20a22c' dairy, choics. I3ae0i4c. good,
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
Poultry

IT,. I4zal5e, small, per To-, l5al5.c; hens.
small. per To- lSc. large. Izal2i4c; ROSTERS,
per To-. Ice, ducks. large, per H., l0aI-Ci
small. 9alOc. geese. per ID. SagC: turkeys
to7as. per To-, false hens, per ID l5a!6c,
Dressed POulJry-TuTkeys. undraWn per H..
toms. lTcs hens, Sc, chickens small.
per Il-, l6aI7C. chicken large, l55salsc. hens.
per d., I3al4c5 To0s-eIs. per h. l0ci ducks,
large, Per H., l2al4ci small. t0allc; geese
DER ID. IUaIlc.
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
Fruits

Fruits--Apples. GfavensteIn. per d. h.. bbl.,
s. Z5a3.l IS. Twenty ounce per q. b. Bbl. s. 3
a3.55i Maiden Blush per d. h. Dbl, IS. Pas % ,
King, per d. "a. Dbl, S.. 5Oa4.OJ. Hubbardson.
per d. b. Dbl. s. coasts; ordinary kinds.
E0o1 10 prime. per d. b. Dbl. s.. J0a2. 50s poor
10 fair. per q. b. Dbl, $l.00aI.7 %; open head
barrels, common 20 good 75ca3L5O. pears.
SeCkel. Dbl. S4.00a5.U0s Seckel. per keE,
s. 50a3 %, Louise Ronae, per bbL s.. Ula3 -,
peaches. per carrier. 81 ga. %. state pruues.
per basket 35a35Ci other kinds per basket.
l5a25ci grapes, Tokays. Sl-51a2 % per crate
Malaga S4.Ola6-00 per keg5 Cran0erTies. per
bbL, So %; ger box, s2.25a--5 10 oranges,
California per box, S4.5Ja5.50s Florida s. ga
100. grape fIuIL, per box. S3u0al- ".
The Washington times., 1908-11-21
RONDs

SALE OF STOCK BY HOURS.
Shares 20 u m.......... iS2 l00