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New-York tribune., 1910-08-12
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities was va
somewhat less active. and whlie prlcI .a,so
of the market was firm. In the cary ueat .
nes the copper issues were , str4ls nu' C,t
after the first hour slight receSsioi9 u r.
CURED in all of the prominent shafes- IN IN
the Cobalt stocks Kerr Lake contihueu 10
show strength. Nipissing also was s.i nit ioiie
and sold at the highest price OF tiie ,ttt,so
and Goldfeld Consolidated ruled stroiis.
Standard oil developed more than ordlnary xls
activity. but the price showed no Chicaeo T,icas
subway moved up fractionally on hight
transactions. In the bond department tlen
Bingham & Garfield SIS made an carry Ialt ,st
of /. point to 105I5 but subsequently lost
H. j;n1nrnvernent Western Pacific os ad-
vanced y. Detailed operations follow;
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. = Money on call
cent: lowest IA per cent; closing, IL per
cent: ruling rate, ~ per sent cent. Time Tine
days. 3lA per cent; ninety days, 334 per
cent; four months, IA per cent: five and
six months, 4a49I5 per cent. Mercantile
paper remained duh, with light demand.
Rates. 51zG5a. per cent for sixty TO ninety
days Endorsed bills receivable 5l246 per
cent fer choice four 10 six months single
names. 6l2 per cent for others.
FOREIGN EACHANGE.-The foreign
exchange market was quiet al the opening,
rates showing practically no change from
those prevailing at the close on Wednes-
day Sterling cables were quoted at 1865.
demand bills at I $50: sixty days at S3l2;
short francs at 5.IS2s plus l-64, and short
Teichndrks 81 15-l6 plus 1-s4. The market
developed d frrner tone in the day. rates
for sterling cables advancing TO 4S6S0d
4 65S5 Demand sterling was quoted at
Z. z.&56tG4. $3.50 and sixty-day bills at 4.S312U
4S33z Short francs We're quoted at = 1885
plus LA and short reichmarks at q IBIS
plus 1-S4
RaD +a,9
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The break in Smelling; which was ac5
COMMANDED bv reports that its dividend
Woufd T1 ii5 be cut at the next declaration, ex-
erted depressing influence upon 5od tr FRe
Change. bear tip regarding the stock
reached the floor before the opening, and
it was under constant selling pressure CT II
against an initial New York Stock EX-
Change quotation Of 6S1s,. and later got
as low as 6434 against bottom figure OF
SIS on the other board Commission
houses were less active as buyers than
they had been in the preceding few days.
At the close Indications were that the large
short interest disclosed by Wednesdays
half-weekIy carry-over had been still fur-
ther increased. Detailed operations fol
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Bankers posted rates We're:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston. par
and &C discount: Chicago, l5c discount: San
Francisco, sight sc premium, telegraph -l2c
premium; New Orleans. commercial par
and 25c discount, bank 81 premium; Charles
ton buying par, selling 1-l9c premium: St
Louis l5c discount bid. sc asked: Mime
apolis. SOC premium; Savannah, buying 3-16c
discount, selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS- - New York ex-
changes S257. .361 balances 81 56i 032 Phil
sdelphia. exchanges S2I-237.12S, balances ST.
z5e,.l2; Baltimore, exchanges 81. .NfS,271 bal
ances 500. .902; Chicago, exchanges. $40. AZ
81. balances s2.Si9, s6+-
SILVER MARKET--Commercia bar sill
yer sc: Mexican silver dollars, 44c Bar
silver In London closed at 2i12d, an advance
of l-l6d.
COLI PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 30. lis
bon. 10
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexi ex-
change on New York is quoted al 20l1-.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs yesterday were $915739: in
ternai revenue, including corporation tax
S770,SJ1. and miscellaneous. So, ,9ls, q total Of
81, 1,726.5 56Z, against total expenditures on or
dlnary account of s., 80 $50. For the month
Al and ordinary expenditures &17Ss2, go the
excess OF expenditures amounting TO SZ24i,-
%. For the fiscal year 20 date ordinary re
ceipts have been S74 $50. l03 against ST. 232 l63
penGitures SSS, ,394. .3SJ, against S9o0lg.UI1 in
1909. the excess Of expenditures this year
amounting TO Sll.S5I. 81 compared with an
excess Of expenditures last year Of SIS 49,
800. Including Panama Canal account and
pulTic debt. the excess Of all expenditures
So. .s44 against an excess an the correspond
ing period q year ago OF SO. S0l, -.
STB-TREASURY.-Th Sub-Treasury was
debtor 10 the Clearing Hous SI,s4l i52.
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were transactions yester-
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
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New stoc
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds compared
with WcdneSdaV'S
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

(Furnisled BY !. Thomas Reinhardt. Ao. -
Broad street New York, and Ne. - Dew
onsEire q -ect, Boston
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FOREIGN BANK RETURNS

London, Aug. 1.-THE weekly return OF
the Bank of England shows the folIoWIns
changes: Total reserve Increased tfo4,u95;
circulation decreased f309,015: bullion IN
creased 1856, ,0Z7; othe- securities decrea seq seq
f442, ,028; other deposits decreased 4l-ote'IV IV''
public deposits increased H,354,ol4; govern
ment securities unchanged
The proportion Of the banks reserve 70
liabilities Is now 51-10 against 90 last week;
and compares with an advance from oU- ~
TO 81 IS in this week last year. The rate OF
discount is unchanged-at per cent.
Paris Aug 1.-THE weekly return Of the
Bank of France shows the following
changes: Notes in circulation decreased
faf 10 01o francs: treasury deposits in
creased 30 175, ,OGN francs: general deposits
decreased 3O.150,O0O francs: gold on hand
Increased $4,000 francs; silver on hand de-
creased 10,s50060 francs; biuS. dlScounteu'
daCreased 24755O 900 francs; advances in
creased Is, 100, 600 francs.
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BON DS.

s35 900 Bing & Gar 6s.105 1o3lh 100 10 20
20 600 west Pac IS 92l5 92}s a2i2 u y
sOdd lots fSells cents per share.
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MIMI G,
GUARANTEED STOCKS.

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Pine street, New York;
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

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strest1
tAccrued interest TO Be a1dedl
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COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

coupons Interchangeable. 3ReSistrred. tCoa-
ms fResiStered and coupon, fSterIins
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing l9i02T.

FURNISHED by Swartvout & Appenzelar. No. 40
Pine street,
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COBALT STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

Furnished by Charles ID Barney q Co. No Is
Broad street; New York. and No. I22 South
Attn street. Philadelphia
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Pine street(
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BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED 10y K. l. Day 4 Co, No. 81 wall
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-24

Nothing is more suitable for Christ
mas presents than jewelry, and the
best place in Chicago to buy 1t is at
Tom N. Donnelly's, 11S Dearborn
street.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-24

What pull has the Gamewell Fire
Alarm Company at the city hall? II
certainly gets an enormous price for
Its fire boxes and other apparatus.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-24

There Is no better beer on the mar.
ket than Magnet Beer, brewed solely
by the well.known Atlas Brewing
Company. Telephone Canal 991.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-24

BA0LHTs.

Nothing is more suitable for Christ.
mas presents than jewelry, and the
best place in Chicago to buy It IL at
Tom N. Donnelly's, 11S Dearborn
street.
There Is no better beer on the mar.
ket than Magnet Beer, brewed solely
by the well.known Atlas Brewing
Company. Telephone Canal 991.
What pull has the Gamewell Fire
Alarm Company at the city hall? Il
certainly gets an enormous price for
Its fire boxes and other apparatus.
The famous Wurzburger Hofbrau
and original Pilsener, favorites at all
Chicago's leading bufiets, restaurants
and clubs, are imported solely BY Au.
gust Luchow. Mr.. Luchow's ofices in
Chicago are In the Stock Exchange
Building, 10S La Sale street, and are
In charge Of Mr.. Hans Luchow, the
well.known and well.liked Western
representative.
~9~
w. Kolacek Z Co.. the big West Side
department store. for years on Blue
Island avenue, IL now situated in fine,
up-to.date quarters at 2030.2042 Nil.
waukee avenue. Twenty-Five various
departments. Everything the best at
the most reasonable prices.
~
The Schillo Garage, 945.947 Dakin
street, near Sheridan Road, is pro-
nounced by automobile owners and
everyone interested in automobiles to
be one Of the most complete and well
run garages in Chicago. The proprie.
tors are q. w. Schillo and A. q. schil.
10, two young men born and raised in
Chicago. They are the sons Of Adam
NJ. Schillo, the we'll known liyeryman,
at 326 West North Avenue who, like
his boys, has legions of friends. The
Messrs. Schi|lo finished fourth in the
big Elgin road race. Three Of the
other entries did not finish at all. III
your car is out Of order. bring It over.
No matter where your trouble Is hid.
ing, we can find It." Telephone Grace.
land 1895.
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Minor Stocks Shoz renqh-Leaders Haze Hard line Holding Om
UNION PACIFIC THE WEAKLING
OTHER STOCKS HOLDING
FAIRLY WELL.

NEW YORK, Dec. Immediately
on the opening the market displayed
a stronger tendency. and some cover
ing by shorts aided in bringing about
small advances. but before the session
was more than a few minutes old the
renewal Of heavy selling by bears
throughout the list. but more especi-
ally in Union Pacific. the upward ten
dency received a check and the mar
ket turned the other way The com
ment On the message WIS invariably
favorable. and the action Of the bears
in making II an excuse for their raids
yesterday afternoon was entirely I'M
called for a measure was introduced
in the House this morning that might
jar the street II II reaches the state Of
enactment II provides for giving the
Federal Government control over
corporations. The Interstate Com
merce Commission has given the Ad-
ans Express Company jolt in an or
der for lower rates in certain New
England points. and the indica tfons
are entirely favorable foF the enact
ment OF a parcels post law within the
next year or two which viii further
jar the express corpora tons
The enormous liquidation Of the week
has caused some OF The conservative
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EVENTS OF The DAY
IN CAPITAL SOCIETY
CContinued from Ninth Page)

tnemums VIII adorn the drawing rooms
and the dining room VIII be decorated
for the occasion with pink Killarney
roses and ferns.
Assisting in receiving the guests will
be Mr.. and Mrs z SOuthard Parker,
grandparents OF the debUtdntcs Mrs. H
X Willard and Mrs B. w Parker. her
auntS. Miss herman, Of Syracuse n y
u house guest Of Miss Larner. Miss Ger
trude Gordon. and her house guests,
Miss Miriam Hubbard, of Baltimore. and
Miss Eleanor Bartlett. OF New York;
Miss Eliza beth Noyes, Miss Marian
King. Miss Adaline CUP Miss Helen
Hendricks. Miss Ida Norment Sui1,
Miss Mildred Bacon, Miss Hazel Cox,
and Miss Elsa POTJner-
Mrs. A. Reed Hayes. OF Lewistcwn-
Pa an aunt Of the bride and Miss
Florence Crandin viii preside at the
tea table
Mrs T-arnerf VIII wear a pale blue
satin gown with trimmings OF silveT
lace and chiffon. and the debutsnte viii
wear a dainty gown Of white satin and
chiffon embroidered IN crystals
The Washington times., 1910-12-07
CONGRESS INQUIRY
OF ARREST SOUGHT
Continued from First Page1

Azcona may be held forty days. pend
ing the arrival Of the charges. II the
papers arrive within that time. he may
also be held for a further reasonable
period, for the investigation OF the
charges.
II is probable that the hearing in
AzcOnaS case VIII be held before a
United States Commissioner, designated
by the SupFene Court Of the District
OF Columbia If il be shown on Az
cona's behalf that his offense Is not
criminal that IL Is not named in the eX-
tradition treaty and that he II merely
q political offender. he win be at once
released II u asserted ~ -AZC0na' 5
friends that this can be proven
ExtTa0.sion Otherwise
IF, on the other hand, criminal charge
is proven, Azcona will be ordered extra
dited, and the case referred TO Secre-
tary Knox for approval His word is
final, but he has no power to orde AZ
cor,a's detention If the court directs
OF Ierwise
The request for Azcons's arrest was
received by Ambassador de Ia Barra
about ten days ago Through the state
Department, the Department OF Justice
was notified.
The request stated that Azcona's Of
Tense was ''swindling-" While this Of
Tense is not specifically named in the
treaty. the officials accepted it as war
rsntinE action, on the strength OF a
decision by the Supreme Court that the
crime need not be named precisely
The Mexican authorities said they be
heved AzCona was in New York Or
washington Search in New York fail
ed TO reveal his whereabouts. and the
hunt was started in Washington.
Through representatives Of the Mexican
government II was learned that he was
staying AT the Hotel Gordon Though
AzCOna has been staying with GustavO
MaderO- brother of the Mexican revo-
lutionist- the department took no cog
nizanCe Of his relations in this respect.
A warrant was obtained for his ar
rest and AzcOna taken into custody
yesterday Deputy Marshal Bateman
and Detectives HeIan and Grant OF
District Attorney Wilson's staff, made
the arrest
II was stated at the Department of
Justice today that IL Is customary for
the government requesting extrad ition
10 assist the local authorities in search
ing for the man wanted. That the de-
paTtment learned Of AzCoRa's where
abOutS through Mexican reureSentaIfvcS
was quite in accordance with the usual
procedue, they said
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operators to look for rally The short
interest, reduced with the earlier part
Of last week 10 normal proportions, has
been heavily extended, and is becoming
so large that a daring attempt might
run the bears to cover There was some
Ia TX OF higher rates for money. out al
the same time there was also talk OF
New York bankers helping out London
by shifting loans from there 10 this side
London was a buyer OF Americans, and
bought freely, being utterly unable 10
account for the weakness
The severe weakness IN steel mas
caused "a sea- ch for an excuse and the
ready ones have found IL in OveTbuilding
operations. which VIII prevent the eN-
tended u.s. OF structural steel in the
near future
The general run Of stocks did not
show the same wea kncSS when the mar
ket turned soft = did the leaders
After the end Of the first hour Of Gqui-
datfcn In the leaders the market gTadu-
ally recovered. on proft-taking. and
higher prices became the rule. with
Union Pacific the one noticeable ex-
Ceptlon- Reading recovered its loss and
& additional: Steel it's loss and frac-
ton. Southern Pacific sympatEized with
7 MON Pacific. but recovered its Z loss.
Northern Pacific actually gained a
point. St Paul =, ChcSa peake and Ohio
=. Great Northern x. and Copper a.
Smelling held it's own. I.ehigh Valley
was very weak. but recovered IL loss
InteTboTO preferred was the leader in
point Of strength, gaining IS
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DR.. Buckley Warns
Senate He'll Demand
Diplomatic Inquiry

DR.. J. Edward Buckley today notified
Vice President Sherman and Senator
Cullum. chairman OF the Committee on
FOreiEn" Relations. that a petition win
be presented to the Senate asking that
committee he appointed TO investigate
charges he hes made against certain
members OF the Diplomatic Corps
The letter DIT. Buckley has sent to
Vice President Sherman and Senator
CUIlum follows;
Sir:
The enclosed viii be the basis for a
petition 10 be presented TO the United
States Senate asking that a committee
be appointed TO investigate the charges
therein enumerated against the follow
ing gentlemen 20 wit
James g Bailey. ESQ. recently charge
q analrCS Of the American embassy at
list
Honorable H l. Wilson. ambassador
Honorable Robert Bacon. ambassador
a. Paris
Honorable H H D. Pierce. minister
81 Christiaus-
Honorable Huntington Wilson Assist
ant Secretary Of state.
I have the honor to remain,
Your servant. Sir
The charges which DIT. Buckley viii
make are substantially that they have
violated Jbeir obligation Of Office Dy
nesleCtinE 10 respect the rights Of an
American citizen The trouble first be
gan when DR. Buckley was In Mexico
The latter part Of last December. and
the first part Of the present year
While IN distress on December . OF
last year ne sent q telegram to Mr.
Bailey. which was unans wered. CHARGES
were then made against s1r- Bailey be
fore the state Department, but they
nave never been cleared in a manner
satisfactory 10 DIT. BUCKLEY
He has finally decided 10 put the mat
ter SQuarely Up 10 the United States
Senate
President Taft and Secretary OF State
Knox have been officially notified of has
communication 10 Vice President SheE-
man and Senator CUllOm. The charges
viii be filed IN few DAYS
The Washington times., 1910-12-07
TODAY'S SALES.

Washington Gas IS. S3coT1Os.
Washington Gas SIS, S1.W0T10Siz 81 1f
tElgSl-, S1,0efIlI0Siz, 81 .f1Gd f0S1H
Metropolitan Railroad SIS. S5,e00G IO7
S1.00oT187.
Capital Traction. 7a127, Sal2T. Gdlzz
81 10.
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferrec. 50S6Iz. 5dS61a. 250S614
Me-genthsler, 1GGz2S-
LaUstOn. 6ltS9 10TS9. 5dS9. 5GS9-
Greene Canauea- I0J5s67s. 1e0d65s.
Union Trust. Iu1f I517s
After Washington Gas IS, S,5gsa
1885. S500TIOS1z
Washington Railway and Electric IS,
S-.GtC1S51s, S2,0JeGS5is. SS,OC0dS3Iz, 5g9Q
SIS
Washington Gas IS. sfO9T7aSiL
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Chevy Chase Club
Will Hold Cotinion.

At a meeting held yesterday It was
decided to have a dinner-cotillion at the
Chevy Chase Club on Saturday evening.
December 81 The membership viii be
limited 70 sixty couples The following
is the committee
Major William z Horton, chairman;
Capt Fred ". SIaden. jerome Bona
parte, Lieut.. Commander l. c Palmer,
Frederick De c. Faust. Lieut. Byron A
Long. Capt L Mason Ctulick; William
7. Bingham. secretary
Major Horton viii lead the Cotiliion,
assisted by members Cf the committee
4 lady prominent in the social life OF
the city viii be invited TO receive the
guests. These dances have been held
New Year Eve and Easter week dur
ing the past two years and have proven
10 be very enjoyable
NJ and Mrs Lucfen Beck have return
ed 10 their home in this city from an ex-
rensive trip through Alaska, Washing
ton. and other points in the North and
West
=
Mrs Ernest Dammon- OF the Kenyon,
Is the guest OF her mother. Mrs A
simon OF Philadelphia
The friends Of Miss Ernestine Rich
have arranged a uaeater party for to-
morrow evening. in celebration Of her
birthday The young people VIII De chaE-
eToneu ny mr. ana MIS- EoSaT - MAUI
man At the conclusion of the peTfO--
nance they viii be entertained at sup
per at the residence OF Miss Rich. in
Harvard street
M and Mrs Milton KrOnheim, for
merIy OF the Willard apartments are
BOW located in their new home, 31-3 y
street northwest
Miss Alice PulaSky. who has been the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Damman-
OF the Kenyon, has returned TO her
home in Philadelphia
Miss Carlvne BuTgundeT has returned
10 her home in Baltimore after spend
ing q few DAYS in this city as the guest
OF Miss ErneStine EiSeman-
Miss Rena Schwartz, who was the
guest Of Miss Irene Einstein, Of Nine
teenth street, has returned TO her home
in Baltimore
The Washington times., 1910-12-07
HACCABEES ELECT
OFFICERS FOR YEAR
Charity Ball to Be Given by
Alexandria Lodge
of Elks.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU,
ALEXANDRIA. VA. DEC. :

The Ladies Of the 8Iaccabees Of this
city held meeting last evening and
elected the following officers
Past commander. Ms ZACHARY, COM
mandsr, Mrs. Molly Watley; lieutenant
commando, Mrs Rosa Leake; record
keeper. Mrs Annie b Biaden. chaplain,
Mrs. Fannie Clapdore: sergeant, Mira
Amy Weech. lady-at-arms. Mrs. J. u.
Mansfield sentinel Mrs Eliza Miller,
picket, Mrs Fannie Jones
Some little excitement was caused on
an electric train At the corner OF Wilkss
and Royal streets yesterday, when Con
'stsbl Payne, IN attempting 10 arrest VIII
liam Ferguson, fred three shots a. the
negro but did not hit him
A charity ball will b. given by Alex
andria Lodge OF EIks at their hall this
evening The music viii BE- furnished
by Prof Cohen's orchestra and the com
mittee IN charge viii be Jerome Eauf-
man, Harry Quinn, George BOntz, r.,
and Harry Dachslsger-
Andrew Jackson Lodge OF NIascns held
a meeting at the temple in Cameron
street. when The Past Masters Associa-
ton Of this city paid the lodge a fra
der was exemplified 10 a class OF cand!-
dates
The Friendship Veteran Fire Assocfa-
ton win hold meeting this evening At
which the officers viii be elected for
! the ensuing year. Following this a
smoker Will be held
Seventeenth Virginia Regiment Chap
ter. United Daughters Of the Confed-
eracy, held a meeting at Lee Camp Hall
this afternoon Business OF a routine
nature was trausacte
In the corporation court, Judge Barley
presiding a final decree Of divorce on
Beulah TrOtten from Ernest Q. TrOttten
NImr0d Jackson. ColOTed. was this
morning fined = by Justice Cation for
disOrdeTly conduct on an electric car
At the corner OF Prince and ROYAL
streets
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Railroads Victorious
In Germa nReichStag

BERLIN Dec Railroad men are
elated today over the defeat Of the gov
eminent in the Reichstag BY a vote Of
- 10 10 on a clause TO enable the
railroaders TO benefit from a new bin
creating labor chambers for SPECIFIC
industries. The government opposed the
clause OF the ground that a large part
OF the railroad men are employees OF the
state
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Dinner In Honor
OF Vice President and Wife.

Justice and Mrs Thomas II Anderson
have cards out for a dinner Wednesday
evening. December Il, in compliment 70
the Vice President and Mrs Sherman
This wiz he the first hospitality of the
season in honor Of the Vice President,
who has Just recently returned TO town
for the winter.
Mrs. Letter viii give a dinner for them
her
The Washington times., 1910-12-07
LOCAL SECURITIES
WERE VERY STEADY
Federal Bank Authorized TO
Organize-ReSolutiOns on
Exchange of Gas IS.

There was , good business IN local
securities an, values were steady and
without material change. Gas as sold
steadily al 1oS1z, while Washington Rail
way Is were moderately active at $50 "a
S;'z- MetroPolitan Railroad IS steady at
JG7- Gas IS sold at I0S
IN the stock list the strength or Ian
stem vas the feature, - being reached.
Traction sold IN small way at u.
and Washington Railway al S5l- fer
small lots and Ss15 for stock. Mergen-
thaler sold AT -.
The first sales OF Greene Cananea
made in months on the local exchange
developed a severe drop. sales being
made az Sc Mexican troubles and anti
American sentiment have not helped
matters
The Washington times., 1910-12-07
Tabby Cats From Bagdad

Tabby cats are 50 called from the
resemblance Of their markings 10
kind of waIercd silk led tabby. after
tho name Of the quarter Of BaEdad
where l. was originally made. which in
turn was derived from one Prince Attab.
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Furnished 70 The Washington Times By
Hartman s Co. New York. g. . Chiunan
mana ger local branch. Colorado Building
The Washington times., 1910-12-07
The Wherefore of It.

Mrs Crabb-The W'iIkinses boast that
their servants have grown gray n, their
service 49,
Crabb-Humph, From worrying about
getting their wages, probably.
The Washington times., 1910-12-07

Federal National Bank stock win be
payable I'm six instalimeaJs. - per cent
cash when bank is ready 10 open, and
10 per cent monthly after openinE-Capi-
tai a nd surplus