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The Washington herald., 1909-08-03
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library OF Consrcss-Open a. m. 20 10 2. n. OF
secular Gays, frUm p "a. 20 70 ,. n on Sunday
and on certain holidays
Public LbVary-0pea a. m. to p. ~; holt
days. a. N. 10 p m Sundays. 2 10 p u.
White HOuse-Opeu 10 .. m % 2 r. ~
United States Capitol-Open a. m. 20 $50 .. N.
State, War. and Navy DopaTtmgnts-ODen a. r.
70 p. n Che original Declamtiou o. Independ
Cnce Is IN The ulEaTy at tbs state Department.
United States rrcuslry-OTan 3 a. 10 ,. m.
United States Patent Ohce-Opgn a. n. 10
p H.
United States Pension Bueau-open a n 70
2. N.
United States Post-offce-Open a. n. 10 . ?. n
Washington city Postorlcc-Opea al hours. CThe
Dead Letter Ofice is In the city poot-o.fce.)
National Botanic GaTdens-Opca a. N. 20 5 2. m.
Fish C0mmissi1u--Opcn a. m. 70 80 p n
Amy Medical MUseUm-Open a. N. 20 80 p rn
National Alusum-Open e. Il. 70 So p. n. On
clUding holidays.
Agricultural DeTarmens-Open a n 10 45,
n m.
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing Open q. m.
Washington Monument ISL f-et in height)-opeu
30 a n. 20 & 90 ,. m (EleTatUT runs from 9 a n
until 2. ml
Corcoran Gallery Of Art-opcn go t. m. 10
2 m. winter; a. u 20 4 2. n in summer. Sun
caye-l&9 r. N. 20 p m, excepting IN mldsgm-
raer. Admissioa nee o. Tuesslays. Thursdays sat
uHdays and suudays other DAYS. &c admission
Smithsonian lrgrirutiCn-Opcn a 70. 10 i-J0 p. n.
iluc.I1EG holidays.
Government Printing Ofcc-Opsn 70 q. n. 70 ?
r. n.
Navy Yard-Open . =. r. % $50 . n.
Souttworth Cottage. ,6th ~ and Prospect ave
KEY Alansiou-Home Of Francis Scott KEY author
o. The Star Spaugled Baaues." Sls NJ street
northwest. Open daily. except Sunday. a. n. 70
80 ,. "a. Admission fire.
IN THE SUBURBS
Zoo3oVical ParE-Open ell day.
Rock Creek Bridge and PARK
CHEVY Chase and k-uNnRt0n.
Naval Observatory -Opeu 2 a. m. n 5 ?. n
Mount Vernon the hone ard tomb Of Washing
tonI-Opcn il a. no. 20 4 p N.
Arlington National CcmetC-y.
FCrt Meyer Military Post
Chesapeate Beach Nd
Ulited States soldiers Hums-Open 3 a. m 70
sunset
United states Naval Academy. Annapolis Nd
Cathedral Grounds. Tennally;oHn rosd-Open d
10 n m
Guat Falls q the Potomac
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LOCAL MENTTON.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY

Steamer Charles Macalsster FOR Mount Vernon
Daily and Sunday boats leave Seventh street uhar
al 10 a. m and I 20 =. m
10 Fort Monroe. Norfolk. Newport News. and n
points Soutb-Norfok and Washington stesrnec
every evening in the year at Gas.
Steamer jamestown. for moonlight Zip down
the Potomac Lea'es Norfolk and Washington steam
boat wharf at p N. daily snd SUNDAY.
To Annapolis and the United States Naval Ac,s
tmy-Trains leave every hour on the hall hour from
Fifteenth and II streets northeast
To Rock Greek and Bridge. Geological Park. Chevv
Chase and kenAngton-CaB from Fifteenth stree,
ana New loTk aSeuue every fifteen minuteL
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Quality a Significant Feature.

Quality marks every accessory and all of the equipment
poad these homes of the important being
character OF the heating plant We have installed the Aro howater
heater and American radiators Capacity perfect Uniform
The radiators the living and dnngoom concealed
dow
Nine hadburn brick broad porche sunny living room
perfect lighting and ventilation In planning these homes have u
led original Teeroom deep plan the reception however
forming an integral OF the living This plan only practical
to we do not scTiP lots which feet
Nos. 1924 to zS46 18th street,
adjacent the Geological Park square Connecticut ave- two
squares from the Rock Creek bridge This locality comprises the
most desirable features be found the of Washington Paal
residences the Bachelors Club the exclusive stamp the ueghborod
that characteristic OF Connecticut throughout length
in the proximity of these homes
These homes may be bought rental price of per month";
including all interest Terms such the saving of thou
sands OF dollars IN rent that must be paid by every OF family
this city of high rentals
Take Chevy Chase or St Now is your opportunity
why people buy our homes before they completed
SHANNON & LUCHS, Selling Agents, 718 18th ST. N w.
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Rites for MIR. warren.

Funeral services for Charles Morris
Warren, for years an employee of the
Government Printing Office. were held
yesterday from the Church OF the holy
Name. Rev. a. J. Carey conducted the
service. Interment took place at Glen
wood Cemetery Mr. Warren is survived
by HIS wife. who is a daughter Of W. H
Sweeney, Of the Government Printing
Once. and seven children.
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ASK COMPTROLLER'S OPINION.
Difficulty Encountered in DetermIn-
ing status OF Reduced Teachers.

Acting upon the suggestion Of Auditor
Alonzo Tweedale. the Commissioners have
referred TO the Comptroller OF the Treas
ury the question raised by the board
of education as 10 the pay OF H. L. Bailey
and ". T. S. jackson. the first having
been reduced from supervising principal
Of the Thirteenth division 10 teacher in
the NJ Street High School, and the lat
ter reduced from principal Of the N
Street High School TO teacher in that
school.
The question which arises in these cases
IS as 10 the amount Of longevity pay to
be allowed the two I'm their new POSITIONS
as teachers. whether ii shall be reckoned
from previous service rendered in the
public schools. or whether they shall be
allowed the minimum salary OF group A
class 6, in which they now stand.
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EQUIPMENT UNSATISFACTORY.
Fairgrounds Association Protests
Goods Of Philadelphia Concern.

James E. West. secretary OF the Wash
inston Fairgrounds Association. has for
warded TO the Board Of Commissioners
a protest against the Robert Reach Gym
nasium Supply Company, Of PhlladeI-
phia. alleging that the equipment IN
stalled at the Rosedale Fairgrounds.
seventeenth and Kreamer streets north
east, is not in accordance with the re-
quirements OF the contract
The matter IS under investigation by
Property Clerk Hargrove who will re-
quire the company TO comply with the
contract
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HOUSE MOVED ON SCOW.
lowed from EasbyS Point to Poto-
mae Park.

iOWed from EpsbyS Point to Poto-
mae Park.
Considerable attention was attracted
yesterday morning By the appearance OF
a large siX-room house on a scow being
towed up the Washington channel OF the
Potomac River.
The house is the property OF Sonnet
ReasmOn. q Waterman in Potomac Park.
and has been located for many years
on Easbys Point. where recent improve
mencs effected by the government made
its removal necessary.
Three days ago the house was Noisted
on board scow end left Easbys Point
in tow Of a tug for its new location.
Slow progress was made. however. owing
TO the swiftness Of the current, but
yesterday morning the dwelling was put
ashore in Potomac Park, just south OF
the railway bridge. apparently none the
worse for its journey.
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Soc Trnctlon Compnnv.

Elizabeth Merriman yesterday entered
suit against the Capital Traction Com
pany for 5000 damages for alleged per-
sonal injuries. which she said she sus-
tained on July II last. by the sudden
starting Of a car from which she was
attempting to alight.
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With their frail' canoe capsized. four
persons were rescued from drowning in
the upper river last Saturday night bv
Robert c. Mason, who lives in the Y NJ
c. 4. Building. Although profuse in their
thanks. they failed TO give their names
and their identity has not been learned
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Associate Justice Ashley II Gould YES
terday relieved Justice Wright. 1t is ex-
pected Judge Gould will adopt the hours
Of the court sessions set by Justice
Wright, and expects counsel to be ready
with all routine matters when court con-
venes each day.
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Watch for a city-Rundlo Highlands.


To discourage desertion IN the navy.
Secretary Meyer. on recommendation Of
Capt E. c. Campbell. judge advocate
general has ordered that the allowance
Of daily rationS be reduced from 30 10 %
cents for all men serving time for de-
sertion
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STATION IN FIRST PLACE.
July Report of Public Library
Fnvors y. VI. c. A.

FnVors j. VI. G. A.
The July report OF the Washington
Public Library shows that the Y. NJ. C.
A. branch holds first place among the
substations. with record for the month
OF 500 volumes used
The 7. NJ c. A. library. which is sup
ported entirely by the association, is 10
hated in the east alcove of the main
lobby OF the association building. and
is for the use OF the public as well as
OF members. At present there are about
100 volumes in the collection. but the
librarian has been so well pleased with
the showing Of the station. he is plan
ming 10 Increase that number materially.
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Mrs. Susan r. Graves yesterday en-
tered suit for absolute divorce from
James H. Graves. The couple were mar
ried February Is. 1904. and there are no
children.
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ZOO Lohnson Crfer-

Our noon lunch and table d'hote din.
ner-Little Neck CLAIMS. spring chicken
and Norfolk fresh fish and the finest oi
fruits and vegetables
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Wants n Divorce.

RemOdeling bathrooms Our Specially.
Work guaranteed. Shedd's. z32 ninth
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NOu Can Visit All the Parks
md river driveways in an hour in TTCO
aNicab, S. per hour. Phone North 1Zl2
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Rescuea dom nrowninr-

Garden Hose Prices Cut Deem
Finest grades, now lie down TO II ner
IT. Lindsay's Rubber Store. 93s + NV.
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100 RefuctIon In fh. b.. =.
Spring stocE

Hour. 4 car q "Old Time" fust arri,,s5
S.25 per Dbl 6-lb. sack, zoe. J. r n
Pyles' l3 stores.
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are sure if John G. MeinbeTgs Bread &
provided. Delicious, nourishing. Grocers'
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The national daily. At Ham Adams 9th
and C, and McMichaeTs. $40 14th St
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OIL cookers, gas ranges, water heaters
6l6 18th ste. A. Muddiman & Co.-l2oi G
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PLACE LIKE HOME; NO HOMES LIKE OURS
The New Model
Middaugh & Shannon, Inc,
Home of a Hundred Ideas
In WoodIey Park.
$3.50.

Note-SPea arrangements have been made have the
Model House open and fully lighted until 9:3o p. N.
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cavsrI1'r Pinmbinr. 1sa1 G nm.
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SUNDAY SCHOOLS
ENJOY ATHLETICS
One Thousand Persons At
tend Southeast Events.
SECOND PLAYGROUND BENEFIT

Indoor Baseball Played Between
Children of Various Churches.
Winner the Wilson Memorial, By a
Score of 1G TO S-Mi<s Mabel
TOwner Contributes TO Success.
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ANNUAL REPORT.

ANNUAL REPORT of the A. LOFFLER
SAUSAGE AND PROVISION co. We, the
undersigned. the president a1c q majority or
the Board Of Trustees OF the 4. L1fHer
Sausage aud Provision Co, OF Washington,
d. c., do hereby certify that the capital
stock Of the said corporation is $500 all Of
which has been actually paid ia, and that
there are no existing debts EItS EST c
LOFF'LEFt, CHAS. A. 81. LOFFI41Et, THOS.
E- JARROIL4. A. j. LOFEI4IlEt. J. GATH
ARINE LOFWI4ER, President OF the A
LOIher Sausage and Provision Co.. OF the
District Of Columbia, do hereby swear that
the facts stated "a the above certificate are
CATHARINE LOFFLERs President sub
sCrtbed and sworn 10 before me Notary
Public In and for the District OK C9luinolar
this 9th day Of January, A. d. 1903. lSeaJ Al
Ny commission eIpires October p, l9ll-
FIFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT Of the
MONTANA WATER POWER AND ELEC-
TRIO COMPANY, Incorporated To be fled
District Of Columbia To all E-hDm II may
concern greeting; In compliance with the
UrOvi5ilns Of Section blT, contained IN sub
CHAPTER -Four l4) Of Chapter eighteen Cs Of
the Code Of law IN force IN the District Of
Columbia, and the amendments hereunder II
any, the Montana Water Power and Electric
Company Incorporated, through It's Presl-
dent and Board OF Trustees DO make ana
publish the following certificate IN writing,
and state follows, to-Wlt: The capital
stock Of this corporation IS s-lJauJJ me
capital stock subscribed and paid Cor is So
Coz O0o. The total amount OF axes OF other
indebtedness IS none. Respectfully submitted
at the ONCE Of the company at No. 50 sixth
street, Portland Oregon. this 4-n. day u
January. A. =. 1900. JEREMIAH MILLER,
President. @. L MACGLBBOE, s.. L. MAC
GIDEON. Trustees. Portland, Oregon, January
ftll. 1909 We, the undersigned President and
Secretary OF the Montana Water Power and
Electric Company. Incorporated, hereby
verify the above statement tSea) JERE-
MLAH MILLER, President s. f. MAC
GIDEON. Secretarv. Subscribed and sworn
10 before me, A EDWARD KRCIsL. Notary
Public 10 and for the state OF Oregon, by
Jeremiah Miller, and S. f MacGlbD0n who
are known 10 me 90 be the President and
Secretary OF the above named corporation,
this 4rn dav OF January, A. u. 1893. lSeaD A.
EDWARD KRULL. Notary Public in and for
The state Of Oregon, residing az Portland
OREGON Il
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GONPERS' REPORT
READ TO COUNSEL
Said to Cover Fully Buck
Stove and Range Com
pany Case.

The report Of President Gompers,
which Is said 10 contain a fun discus
sion Of the Buck Range and Stove Com
pany case and cts developments, was
the only topic considered AT the quar-
terly session Of the executive council OF
the American Federation OF Labor at
the Typographical Temple this morning
The sessions of the council We're
called 20 order by President GUmpeTs az
s o'clock and when Secretary Morrison
called the roll the only absentee was
Vice President Hayes. who has been
detained III FittsLlrE ia conference with
the bOttling interests.
The report OF the President covers
the time that has elapsed since tie an
nual convention was presented and It's
consideration commenced. The reading
OF the report was not finished uD 10
be resumed this afternoon.
There were several Interruptions 10
the time Of the midday adjournment
which was taken al ] o'clock and IL viii
the reading for the purpose OF c0mDl.-
Ing arrangements for hearings. con-
ferences and appearances before Con-
gTessiOual committees.
Mr.. GOmpers declined 20 discuss Lls
report on the ground that IT. had not
yet been Iully presented to the council.
He stated the contempt cases against
himself and the other labor leaders was
discussed, however. and his statements
would be made public shortly.
The sessions OF the executive council
are 10 continue Throughout the week,
morning afternoon. and evening.
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.GUATEHALA'S HEAD
IS IN NEW YORK?
Terror Of Central America
Said to Be in This Coun-
try on Secret Mission.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE Telegram
today prints the following. Manuel
Estrada Cabrera. President OF Gaute-
malas who has been dubbed the Terror
of Central America" and whose admin
isLraJiCD hes been marked, according To
report. uy attempted assassination and
political plots was reported today 10
Uc lu New York Oh "a secret mission and
presumably under an assumed name
His mission is not known
Iucondrmed reports circulating sim
ulLauegus.y Is this city and IN the
GauJemgla capital had il that President
Cabrera naa secretly left his palace and
come to- this country ircoguitc. Especial
Significance was attached 10 the TumOTs
Il view of --e lagt laaL au attempt on
his life was made recently resulting Iu
ll5 being made "a ElIlua! prisoner iu the
Presidential palace
10 is said that President Cabrera is 10
constant fear of asaazsIuatlOu- Attaches
of the Presidential palace says me dis
trusts the servants iu the household and
fears that they are lu O. plot 90 poison
him. This fact Is one of the elements
which .s reported 10 have some con-
ucCIou with his secret visit 90 this city.
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EXPECTS SHOWERS
BEFORE COLD SNAP

Real summer showers. like the june
variety save for the absence of cleo
tricaI disturbances. are promised for
late this afternoon by the weather man.
The clouds blew up in a hurry about
noon today so the western sky. and as
a result OF the warm wave tlat Llr
Washington about breakfast time this
morning sprghtly little doWupour is
in order 20 clear things or
The summer shower iuteTmeZZ8 comes
as a unique climax 20 the only cold
wave Of the winter. Since Yesterday
breeZes from the coast nave tua.ed
out the atmosphere and warm wave
that sent the mercury SOARING struck
the Capital uuaWares early today
Following the showers This afternoon.
says the prophet, the skies will cIea-
On a jiny a Ia April and another cold
snap VIII be luauguEateL this evening
While the Weather Bureau has aH4r-
doned the idea that the mercury NAV
hover around the zero mark there is
promised a few days of clear. cold
weather that win be a real bra Ter
Meanwhile showers anu COMING
cold wave viii furnish a typical exc
ample cf the changefuluess Of Wash
IL EtOn weather.
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TODAYS PRICES ON
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE
,anltaI Tractinn- 10419l

Capital Traction. 1OG131-
Washington Railway and Electric. pre-
ferred, 17985H, 1065l4, 6I651l.
Washington Gas, 20Ta6, 5fi68, 25d6S,
25q67a. sass, 25Q6S 25d6S, 3li6Slz
MeTgenthaler, 10Q2l8.
LsanstOn. 1GOd12, 1O0u12
Metropolitan National Bank, 10d225.
Union Trust. 10d120A.
After Call-Capital Traction 6's, 5000
l151z, $2.OO0d1152z, 81. 0O0Q1152l.
Washington Railway and Electric pr,
6Od85, 50GS5.
National Metropolitan Bank, 1Od220.
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LOCAL SECURITIES HOLD FIRM WITH
WASHINGTON GAS LEADER
OF MARKET.

Securities were very firm on the local
exchange today with little in the way
of change Ia prices to cause comment
A fairly good volume of business was
transacted, well scattered over the list
Washington Gas was the leader of the
market. When it was reached on regu-
lar call the brokers exhibited much diff
hdence In either bidding or offering the
stock Finally bids and offerings for
fractional lots were entered and then
quotation lots Of the stock were sold
rapidly when the price for the day had
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been set at s., one quotation lot going
at fraction lower.
The call for Railway common was
urgent, but none of the stock came out.
though brokers were ready 10 take IL
at 40 TO 40ls. The preferred stock sold
some fractional lots at S5N.
After-CaJI demand for Capital Traction
bonds developed. which was only par
tially satisfied at 1861 to 115aa
The balance of the trading was in
small lots Of the bank shares at bid
prices. Some interest was attracted to
United States Trust, the bid for the
stock being raised at one time to 1904,
but none Of the stock was forthcoming.
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MARKET OUTLOOK
IS FOR REDUCTION
of Produce Is Large,
and Only New York De-
mand Lends Strength.

Indications Of q reduction in prices
In all lines Of country produce were in
evidence at the opening OF the whole
sale market this morning. Supply was
strengthened and demand was good. In
fact, only one feature now seems to
stand in the way OF a general weaken
ing of all quotations, and this may be
said to be the effect of the New York
market, which continues abnormally
strong. Unless there IS an immediate
reduction In. the prevailing prices Of this
market, a great deal Of local produce
will begin to move East, which viii pre-
vent any cOusiderab BILE reduction being
made in either the Washington or Bal
timOre markets.
The advance OF the egg market last
week to 30 cents failed 10 bring IN the
heavy shipments expected, winch Is now
taken as an indication that holdings or
this commodity are light The quota
ton started on at 81 cents today ana
there is considerable speculation as 70
what the week VIII bring forth in this
market. 1t is the general opinion, now
ever, that there viii not be any con-
siderable reduction.
Dressed poultry is almost sure to drop.
There were larger shipments received
today than on any Monday in several
weeks. Demand was strong, but every
Indication is that the supply Will De
more than able 10 keep pace with IL.
Saturdays quotations prevailed today,
becoming weaker toward the close OF
business.
I'm the vegetable market cabbage went
down 50 cents. and kale 10 cents. In Sle
fruit market I~ngerines dropped b
cents. The supply was heavy in other
lines OF vegetables, and still other r.
ductlous are expected. Heavy sales c.
bananas We're made at auction.
Next to eggs, the live stock market
was the strongest today. Sheep brought
40 ia srH "a G. n a FH.| L.
iIy at 8. Shipments of calves are hold
ing up strong, but the market continues
firm at the quotation OF sl2 cents.
No fluctuations were recorded IN the
fish market. Rabbits and quail brought
the prices of last week in the game mar
ket.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES

Bid. Asked.
U. s. con. 2's Reg, 1930.....-..lO3 l031h
u. s. gOn. 2's, coupon, 1850. l03
II. s. 81 Reg, 1908-l8...-........ l00A IUllz
u. S. 3's, Coupon, 1g08-l8...... 1903 lOl1z
L. S. IS, Coupon, small DDS,
U. S. IS Reg. I925............ 5t9la l20l4
II. 8. IS, Coupon, 1925.......... i2J1a &C..
u. :. Pan Cant 1920 VI. 2's
reg'd d, 1886. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l0Z l0o
Dist. Of Columbia 1858 1924. 100
Philippine Island land pur.
{ S Ia14-44 ..................... 100 -.
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NEW YORK STOCKS BREAK ON
RUMOR OF SERIOUS ILLNESS OF
E. H. HARTMAN.

NEW YORK, Jan 11.-Stocks today
were weak at the opening OF the mar
ket, the range OF prices being at the
level OF Saturdays close to three
points lower In the early trading
some good buying appeared in the rail-
road group which carried the prices
of some stocks up about 81 a share.
Feeling early was quite buuish, and
had buying orders been sufficient the
market was favorable to a rise.
But after thirty minutes OF active
business the market turned duh. trad
ing almost stopped. and a slump in
prices began which wiped out the
early gains and sent most issues
tumbling from one TO three points
down. When the decline got under way
the bears began 10 sell fiercely in an
attempt TO break the market, some Of
them declaring in momentary euthu-
siasm that they would drive 1t down
10 points before they were through.
Blame It on the Public.
Much complaint exists among Wall
Street commission houses that the pub
lie does not respond to upIift Of prices,
When bulge is started it seems TO be
the signal for outside buyers to be-
come wary and TO cease sending In or
ders- AS a consequence the efforts Of
the brokers to create a bull market fall
fiat. The truth IS the public is not In
the market TO any large extent, and
consistently stays out except when
stock runs low and then they buy for
long rise rather than a quick turn.
This lament was heard over and over
again In various forms Of expression on
the floor today. floor traders seeming
70 IND some consolation in blaming the
uneasiness and irregularity of the mar
keI upon the public which fails 10
jump when the Wall Street ring master
cracks. his whip.
Hartman Reported Ill.
About the middle of the morning a rI-
NOR was started that the health of Z.
II. Hartman was in a precarious con
Gitions and to this report was assigned
The cause Of the break in prices. From
Mr.. HauiHan's residence came the as
surance that his Illness was only slight
and that he would be in his Office to-
morrow. Prices. however, did not rally
after this bad news was told upon the
Hoor. About noon there was an upward
tendency shown but the recovery was
slow and uncertain.
Prices of the leading stocks at 1870
O'Clock We're about as follows. Great
Northern stood at 1919, Reading at 1875,
pennsylvania at l82. Southern Pacific at
1tA, Union Pacific at lbs, and Little
Steel at 5l7s. The market was dull and
sluggish, with little prospect OF reCOV-
cry during the session.
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PRICES ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished by w. B. Hubs
Co, bankers and brokers, Hibbs Building,
members New York Stock Exchange Wash
tngtcn stock Exchange and Chicago Board OF
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THE CURB MARKET.
Omen. Hfgh.IoW-1.g1

Quotations furnished by z F. Hutton &
Co, members New York Stock Exchange
C. Bowie Chapman, manager. 1901 + street
northWesL