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Wall Street Badly Jared by DAYS When Shorts Covering
Wholesale Produce Prices
Eggs. Cheese. and Butter.

Eggs, Cheese, and Butter
The prices given below on poultry are fo'
wholesale lots only. Jobbers' lots are no"
Z to 1 cent higher. Recased eggs CEN
higher
Cheese-New York fats. large, per d. ia
allc. small. per H. 17a17izce
Esss-Nearbys. per doz-, S5aSec- -
BUtter-Creamery- fancy, S-aS-rac' - -
waited. fancy. zSa30cs firm. store packed Pc
ID. 22as5c-
Poultry
Live Poultry-Chlckens. per h.. 1se; nToli-
ers- 1SaIsc; hens. lac; ROSTERS Sc; yolns
ducks, large. 15c; small. i5c; geese L-4l'I'
turkeys, toms. 19a20c; hens. e0a2lc-
Dressed POultry-TurlSeys per To-. -5a-5c
chickens, ISaI9c; hens. 15C; ducks, l5aAici
caPons. 10. average, &c; small. zla@-c-
Fruit.
AppIes-Per Dbl. s. o0a5 %; Florida oranges
PCT box. 81 S5a2-5o: California oranges. S--oe7
SOyi tauEerines- per strap. S25oa8-V0; grape
irult- per box 81 95a5.50; pineapples, per crate
Sl-eta-oos cTanDeTries. per Dbl. S5-Uoa6-59-
Vegetables.
F9tatoes-Per Dbl. SL50a245: per bu-. 55a
GU " 81 f5a--00s onions. per bu., 9Gas5c, Hub
bard squash. per Dbl. 81 c5aI 50: turnips. per
Dbl, Sl-ooal.25 rutabagas. SEQ; parsniPs. PEI
box, 55CaSI.o0.
Green GOods-Cueumbers. Florida. per has
ket, s20oaf-oo. string beans. per basket
s.. 50a55O: Florida lettuce. Der basket. 81 Goa
Us radishes. per Zoe. $i-oos2-00 spinach. pei
bbl-r 81 00a1-Z5, California celery. per crate
S4-5oa5o0; kale. per Dbl, 75caS1-o0; Brussels
sprouts per ct. 10a15C. Florida tomatoes.
per crate. se.ooa3.00, Florida peppers. pei
basket, Sl75a275; caulihowcr. basket S1-50a
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Financial
Office Of the Comptroller Of the
Currency.
washington. January Is. 19l

~ 1dLAdll H. A1Al-
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented 70 the undersigned It has been
made to appear that THE LINCOLN
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHING
TON" in the City OF washington. Dis
trict Of Columbia. has complied with ali
the provisions Of the Act Of Congress
to enable National Banking Associations
to extend their corporate existence and
for other purposes" approved July 18th.
1892.
Now, therefore, I, THOMAS P. KANE.
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF the
Currency, do hereby certify that THE
LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK or
WASHINGTON In the City OF Wash
ing, District Of Columbia, is authorized
TO have succession for the period Bpeci-
fed IN its amended articles Of associa-
ton. namely until close Of business on
January 16, 1890
IN testimony whereof witness ny hand
ana seal or office this Fifteenth day OF
January. 1910 r p KANE
tSeaLJ Deputy and Acting Comptroller
X NO. 80 Of the Currency.
No 424g- fa252st
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IN THE HOUSE.

The House met at noon.
Representative Bennett OF New York
defended himself and the Immigration
Commission against attacks made on
the foo yesterday.
Representative Macon explained. and
with slight modification, reiterated these
charges
Representative Martin OF South Da-
kota introduced a resolution providing
for the appointment OF a joint commits
sion OF Congress to investigate the high
cost Of food.
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REID AND KERENS
VISIT WHITE HOUSE
Ambassadors Pay Respects to Taft
Previous 70 Leaving
for Posts.

whiteIaw Reid. ambassador 70 Eng
land, and Richard c. Kerena. the newly
appointed ambassador 20 Austria. Hun
gary, were among the White House
callers today.
They paid their respects TO the Pres
ident, prior to leaving for their posts,
and Reid Uas a guest at the White
House for luncheon
Reid leaves for England Saturday,
while kerens VIII remain in Washington
for a week or more TO receive fnstruc-
tons from the State Department.
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TODAY'S SALES ON
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Metropolitan Railroad SIS. g. OGG6I1O.
TVashinston Railway and Electric IS,
81 .0pgdS7
CaDitaT Traction, 5d13Bz
washington Railway & Electric COM
men. 5nUH, 50dH, 50lJ40i4, 5gd40. 50asO.
washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred- sass. sass. l0S9. 25d8S1z
washington Gas 10G75. t0ITT5. 25T75-
NrergenthsIer. 5NGl6. 2G2152l
Greene CananCa, Io9U9@f 100d99s
CITY National Bank, 10H170 109170, 100
I7a
Union Trust. 2T13Siz.
Washington Loan and Trust IOH210-
United states Trust. sails 10u1l61z-
After caII-GrCeue Cananea. 1O0695Z.
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What Congress Did
IN THE SENATE.

George Washington University attack
cd at hearing before Senate Com
InitIee on Agriculture.
F'ortihcations hill taken up and passed
Former Secretary Of the Interior Gar
field appears before the Public Lands
Committee and says Ballinger bill as
10 Withdrawals Of land not necessary.
Pcstoffccs Committee takes I'd postal
savings bank bills.
Senator Dillingham; denfese charges Of
extravaganza by the Immigration
Commission made by Representative
Macon.
Committee on Ballinger-Pinchot investi-
cation meets this afternoon 20 per
feet plans.
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SUFFRAGE" GIVEN
DISTRICT WOMEN

Women are 70 be admitted 20 mem
bership in the North Capitol and Eek
inEton Citizens Association hereafter.
The traction company has been petit
toned 20 replace the North Capitol
and T street car recently Withdrawn
from service in the interest OF econ
oTuy-
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LOCAL SECURITIES WERE EASIER,
WITH ONLY LIGHT TRADING.
FRACTIONS WEAK.

There was some little liquidation on
the local Exchange, but nothing seri-
Gus, nor were the transactions heavy.
Stocks were 10 the fore TO the neglect
Of the bonds Railway and Electric
were the active shares, the common
going to - from an opening at Al, while
the preferred sold around SS9saS $50, with
small lots down 20 IS. A small lot OF
Traction sold at ia
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Greene Cananea again attracted some
attention. the shares breaking TO 91z
from an opening at ga. city National
Bank. 170- Loan and Trust, 30. and
Union Trust, 1325z
Mergenthaler was firm, at -2152z ais.
Gas was steady. at -.
In the bond list Railway As sold at 81
and Metropolitan SIS at 10
A vice president and treasurer OF the
Exchange viii be elected Thursday next
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BLIZZARD IN GERMANY.

BERLIN, Jan Germany IS expert
eECiEg the most violent snow sfGrT1 in
years Railroad and street traffic is
greatly impeded and teieCTaphfc and
telephone communication has been in
rerTupted- Vessels are unable 10 leave
Hamburg. owing TO the heavy ssas and
6rOwstorn-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-25

The funeral Of Mrs Ann Eliza Bradley
was from the train at the Union station
this afternoon. The Rev " F Wat
son, OF the Fist Baptist ChuTch, con
Quoted the funeral services The body
was placed IN the vault in the Methodist
Protestant Cemetery
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-25

Henry Smith. negro. sentenced TO be
|eIectrOcuted for the murder OF - alter r.
Schultz. is confined at the jail at Fair
fax Court House, no guard from the
penitentfsry having come for him. An
other notice to the penitentiary authorl-
ties was TO-DAY sent by the Alexandra
authorities notifying them that Smith
WAS in Jail at Fairfax Smith IS sen
fenced TO die February Is.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-25
TRIES TO WAKE CORPSE.

YORK Pa Jan 2-EhaEng her
husband TO awaken him and falling 20
get any response, Ms Samuel NayIor.
OF Nelman's station. lighted q lamp.
and only then discovered that he was
dead Of heart disease He vas siXty-gx
years old
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MRS. TAFT LEAVES $4,000.

NEW YORK Jan An estate Of
$1,000 WIS left by Wfnifred THOMPSON
Taft. wife of Horace Taft, Of Water
town, Conn. and sister-in-Iaw Of the
President The viii Of Mrs Taft was
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-25

City Sergeant Robert h Cox IS post
Of those voters who have paid their
tax and are eligible 20 vote at the cleo
ton next June for members Of the city
council
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Union Trust .....-.---.-...--....1 SZ1z 1S3
-Wasn. Loan & Trust........ 3f95a zl2
United States Trtsst..-..------. L51s 11G1z
SAVINGS BANK STOCKS
Home Savings. -
Merch- Mech Savings 155 lao
Union savings -------.-------.-- "a 90
FIRE INSURANCE STOCKS.
Arlington Fire Insurance % q
Com Fire Insurance..------.-- Ia S1s
Firemens Fire Insurance. 20 ,
Franklin Fire Insurance 80 6Tiz
Ger. Amer. Fire Ius---.--.--- 20 80
Nat Union Fire Insurance. 81 -.-
Potomac Fire Insura nee "a
TITLE INSURANCE STOCK
Columbia Title Insurance "a
Reas Estate Title Ins---------.- - 100
Washington Title Ins.......... ~
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Emerson Steam Pump. ...-.-- 10 14iz
GraphCDhOns pfd-------.------- = 3
MeTch. Trans. & Storage. 1i5 90.
Security Storage Do
Washington MaTllet------------ 1914 49,
Sec Stg- Wts-..--.-............ 10l 90.
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PRICES TO-DAY ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished BY " 3. Hibos &
Co. bankers and brokers'. HIbbs Building.
members New York Stock Exchange. wash
inEton Stock Exchange, and Chicago Board
q Trade-l
80 Yez'y
n
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-25

The A L. I basketball team viii play
a game OF basketball with the Young
Mems Sodality Lyceum at the ArmOry
tonight.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-25

There will be a meeting Of the Local
Assembly, Brotherhood OF St Andrew.
Al the Norton Memorial. in South Pitt
street, tonight at 7:f5 o'clock
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-25

The Alexandra Light Infantry drilled
at their armory last night, when Ser
geant Matchett gave strtCtions IN
Butts manual and IN first aid TO the
wounded
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-25

y. s. Greenaway, clerk OF the Alexan-
dria courts. is spending a Few days IN
Baltimore.
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New York and Boston
CURB STOCKS

We enjoy unexceed facilities for executing orders for the
purchase or sale of these securities Our principal Offices face
the New York Curb Market. Private wire to Boston Curb
Market Stocks bought for cash or carried margin We
guarantee accurate and honest execution low commission rates
prompt deliveries of stocks purchased and prompt settlements
We invite your account
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-25

Mrs Madora Wing5eId. thirty-one
years old, daughter OF James A and
Eva ] winged. died al her home. 1zor
Wilkes street. last night She VIII be
buried tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
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william Trsvers. a weli-knOwu resi-
dent % the First ward, died at his
home. 90 Wilkes street, this morning
Mr.. Travers was a painter His funeral
VIII be from his home tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock. The Rev. Father
Kelly, assistant pastor OF St Mary S
Church. viii conduct the funeral ser
vices. Burial viii be III St Mary 5
Cemetery
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-25

The Rev. E D stone. OF washington
last evening opened revival services =
the Methodist Protestant Church.
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Live Stock.

Calves-Prime. per Ii. sIzaIOc; mideunl- "a
81. common. 7aSc. lambs. Ease, sheep. choice
per IL. 4a41Lc; medium. oa3Jz; hogs. Ss-o0a
$50. dressed pork I0a1lc
Game.
Rabbits. per doz.. s. Ooa2.75: quail. Del
doz-, g CO.
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TIMES WANT ADS.
BRING RESULTS.
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ANNUAL BANQUET
PLANS ARRANGED
Alexandria Chamber OF
Commerce Will Have
Dinner Thursday.
WASHINGTON TINES Bureau.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. JAN. -.

All arrangements have been completed
for the second annual banquet OF the
Alexandria Chamber Of Commerce at
the armory, in South Royal street.
Thursday night.
The hall has been decorated by A D
Monitor.
The music will be directed by Prof.
Raymond Schroeder, Of washington
Covers viii be laid for 20 persons
The speakers viii be weIl-knOWn men
Those IN charge of the banquet are
A. D. BrOckett. T. G. Howard J. T.
Johnson, J. V Williams, G. S T. Burke,
p s. Jones, G. s French. H X Field,
o. H. Kirk. William JOrg. Frank Myers,
John LeadbeateT, W. g. Davis, J. /.
Loose, Carroll Pierce and N ?. Greene.
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TRUST COMPANT STOCKS
Amer. Sec & Trust--...-.-.... - 81
@Sat'1 Sa-- & Trust--.----.--..- 20 -
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TO ERECT OFFICE BUILDING

Plans are being prepared by George IL
F5ooper. architect for the Adams Express
Coupa-y for big building for
ifs general and executive Offices The
structure viii be erected at NO. 81 10 =
Trinity Pace, extending through the block
= no. 4 TO "a Greenwich street. in the rear
O. the Broadway ort1ce buildings which the
company Sas occupied Tor years. The new
building VIII be on the south OF the twenty
three story building erected by the United
States Express Company a few years ago
II Rector street
Three and four story unoccupied cid build
snEs are now on the site where the new build
ing is TO be erected These were used for
housing the horses belonging to the con-
pany bfore it built q stable in jersey City
L has not yet been announced what the
actual height Of the new building viii be,
bur II VIII rise at least sixteen stories, ana
viii have a frontage OF 1898 feet n Green
in street and 1910 feet IN Trinity Place,
with g depth 81 945 feet on the north line
ard IS feet on the south line The project
viii probably involve an expenditure OF
more than g G02.e'0. which VIII include the
value o. The land and cost Of the struct-
--e
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! NEWARK DEVELOPMENT
weeouahic Park Tract a Short
instance from Heart of City.

..,,,-,e-f that Is erouSinE much al
=. -ha wee1uahfc Park. tract N
-, X I The land is directly oppo-
-, xeeauahic Park containing laA
- enc mile long. Those Who are lon1
-. recreation can find their heart
s.,,-r+ Al this section. as II ahords eAeVi
.-.-..-o-+,,ni+ies for boating. fishing, skat-
- 80 baseball and football. trottng
- golf n a short time
= a.. ENSURES healihful location, as
4. q on high ground School Ia
.,..,ss are good The accesslOlli''
= Ere property Is one OF the
.,,s, factors IN promoting the development
N.,,ses its fne Surroundings. The tract
!. ,,lv efteeu minutes from Broad ana
-rs-l,et streets. and can be reached ny the
Noun Prospect and Main line trolley cars
-rbe Clifton lire now runs TO within one
.,,y-sref feet Of the property, at Hawthorne
So Bergen streets. with the prospect OF be
srp extended through the tract in short
.in,e. The Broad street lire is within three
y,,nures' walk These lots are almost as
accessible from New York as from the
centre 81 Newark
The tract is beautifully laid out Large
fine roads are on the property. and already
there are many graceful homes heslIlo-
sions permit only one dwelling house on
each dfty-foot plot in certain sec'loliS'
O-her sections laid out in thirty thlI'S
three and thirty-five foot plots permit l"o-
family houses stu other sections, lala
OF IN rwenty-five-foct lots, permit Two
family houses. No house must oe hlsiie'
than two and one-half stories. Fiat roofs
are barred.
The nature 81 the streets produces uni
~a-rr snnearance. which gives a certain
distinctive character 10 the properly. Ahese
streets are all graded. with cement curos
and walks. Shade trees are planted IN front
,f each Tof. There are sewers on the prop
srrv. also water gas and electric lights.
-be land IS being offered by the Weequahic
~, land and Improvement Company
rank r Seek is in charge Of the Newark
oe5ce Al No Sa0 Broad street Other Of
rres are on the property, At Elizabeth and
Neelzer avenues.
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suRRooATES NOTICES

DONOHUE. CHARLEs--IN PURsUANCs OF
-, order OF Hon Ahner G. Thomas. a Surro-
ate OF the county 81 New York. notice is hereov
siven 20 al persons having Claims aSainse
York DECEASED present the same. Win vouch-
ers thereof TO he subscriber az nts place o
ttr,.,rtin.' business a. the offcs OF LeunusI e
CrIfgT No - Liberty street. Borough % Mar
SsrTen IN the city % New York. On OF bef1rs
the Ist dav Of December 1910
Dated New York. the 9te day % May, i9i0
CHARLES ". COLEMAN. Executor
rFNT-F,r r QUIGG. Attorney for Executor. -
Liberty street. Borough OF Manhattan. NsvV
NnrIf
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male
An RIGHT MAN. care Tor your country home
expert poulrrvman. flowers. lawns. green
house. vegetables. all necessary repairs. paint
ing. carpenter1nE- etc: excellent references mod
crate salary; 60 anywhere. c s. sol West
1a7th 81.
IJTLER- first valet and useful man; three ex-
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F,u-~ Icvuen- AzeuCy, 942 9TH ave. near 53d- Tel
500 Plaza
ER-VALET.-EnEiish. trained abroad: ex-
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families. W. Miss FitzGerald's Agency. 5o3 5th
ave. entrance 42d ST
Butler or VALET.-German. 81. in private
family. city or country, wages So; frat class
city reference Address Butler. care RAabe, PIG
East 18th ST.
Butler Gerluan-Anertcsn: highly recon
rleude5. viii go single handed: city or country.
Address X. Odelfs Agency, So 9Th ave Phone
$50 Brvant
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CARETAKER.- Middle aged man desires po-
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CFFF for private -auiIy or hotel. American.
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Philip. East Seth 81
PI.E.-Cook good baker. excellent laun-
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private family city or country. Morrow
Agency. al Lexington ave, 18th. Tel. 1925
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gardener. Useful: three years excellent refer
enres from present employer country preferred;
wages $50 Industrial Association Employment
AEenry = West z-d ST Phone $40 BRYANT
GARDENER Englishnan. married, wife can
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h1uspvor< ia furnished room or boarding house
a .. Vessel. care Of Salvatore Amendoiia. 80
18th ave
0VFRSEER on Eentlenan's farm or caretaker OF
estate. excellent references, thoroughly under
stands care anc management Of farm o W.
Miss Margaret smiths Agency. - West 42d 81
USEFUL. MANY young man; first class city
reference. ?. Peattes 253 East 56th 81.
USEFUL, MAN or FARNHAND-On gentleman :
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WORK WANTED.
Male


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New YORK q 5osron %
RVIERA-IIALY-E GYPI
HUDSON RIVED
IA BY DAYLIGHT. IN

HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE STEAMERS
Daily except Sunday Leave Brooklyn. Fulton
ST Thy Annex. s. DesDrOsses St. $50. ". I'D
ST.. .. W 129th ST.. go A. n Landing ar
Ioukers. West Point. Newbur<h. PoughzeeDste.
Kingston Point, CatsSil. Hudson and Anany
Easy connections North. East and West Al
thru rail tickets between y. Z and AIha--r
accepted Most deli ghtfuI one-day outings %
West Point. Newburzh or Poughkeepsis- re-
turning on down boat Meals served az all
hours. Music
Str "HENDRICh HTDsON'' Football Special
70 West Point Yale game Oct 18TH and Hsr-
ward Oct e9th. Leave Dssb- St 1920; W.
And ST. 10. 40. " r29th s. II A. VI
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FOR SALE.

BIG BARGAINS-slixntly used Once furnt1u-s
DESKS. typeNrtt-rs. cssn REGISTERS. sddtns -s-
chimes. mfmsographs. cling cabinets. safes. so-
Crossing machines. time clocks. parttttons cnecH
protectors bookcases NArHAN'S- Whits strses
BILLIARDS pool and new patent eombtrztfon
tables lowest prices supplies. repairs
Bowling alley builders peckerA loo bask "a
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