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The Washington times., 1910-02-21
STEELE AND BIRCH
MAY Be RECALLED
Further Senatorial InveStiga-
tion of Guggenheim Syndi-
Gates Affairs PredicteI.

The end IS not YET with respect TO
disclosures regarding the Affairs OF the
Morgan-G -Guggeaheim syndicate IN Alas
ka 1t is expected that within a snort
time an attempt VIII be made 10 bring
forth further facts
II Is possible the representatives Of
theh syndicate viii be called before the
Senate Committee on Territories again
to give testimony. Not all the mem
bers Of the committee are satisfied with
the facts brought out. some OF them be
lieging ehat a further and more careful
cross examination might bring forth
matters not now in the record one OF
the difficulties OF the committee when
Birch and Steele presented themselves
20 give testimony was that their ap-
pearanCe was unexpected
Senator'S Beveridge and Frazier were
the only members Of the conmittee who
asserted that much has been undisclosed
with regard 10 the indirect interests OF
the house OF Morgan and the house Of
Guggenheiu in Alaska.
Delegate NNickersham Of Alaska
sought 10 ask a series OF questions, but
was not permitted 10 do SO, on the
ground that this was contrary 70 preCe-
dent. LNt lLAe4af h[H HNAaAAAALEl 10 aSn
the questions through the committee,
but the O.ItcOme was that a series OF
inJerrOgstiCns. said 10 be important, was
not pUJ-
Whether Steele and Birch, the repre-
sentatives Of the syndicate, viii be
called back. has not yet been deter
mined,
"a any rate, there IS little doubt they
viii be called before the special CON-
mittee, which is investigating the Bal
Iinger- -PinChot cOntroverSv- Before that
committee. the examination Is likely TO
be more thorough
Guiding the testimony OF Birch and
Steele and the testimony Of Attorney
General lIoyt Of Porto Rico. have great
" encouraged the Pinchot- CLAWS side
IN the EallinEer-Pinchot controversy.
NO satisfactory explanation has yet
been offered OF the reasons why the
rgan-GUCgenheim syndicate, through
its representatives, told OF its holdings
IL ALASKA
Talk continues of big politics. Il IS
generally taken for granted that J. 2.
Morgan gave orders personally for the
facts 10 be laid before the Committee on
Territories. One story anoat is that
the house Of Morgan has determined to
turn against the Administration and
throw its support 70 q Democratic can
didate for President IN 1872.
This story. while II may be far-fetCh-
ed, is causing no little political gossip
about the Capitol
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
MARYLAND LOSES
IN BOUNDARY SUIT

Practically ali Of the claims OF the
State Of West Virginia ir the famous
boundary dispute Of that common
wealth with the State OF Maryland, as
20 ownership Of Preston county. ".
Va. were today sustained by decision
Of ,the Supreme Court OF the United
States. The decision was rendered by
Justice Day.
The decision sustains West Virginia
on practically all points, and provides
for the appointment OF a commissioner
10 exactly determine the boundary
According 10 The grant CT the King OF
England TO Lord Baltimore. the bound
airy Of Maryland was placed at the
westernmOSt point Of the Potomac This
was fixed upon as the origin Of the
South bragch of the Potomac. The
state Of Maryland sued West Virginia.
alleging that the WesternmOSJ point was
on the Northern fork, and seeking 20
have a portion Of Preston county, W.
Va, declared a part OF Maryland
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
SECURITY CONTROL
CAUSES PROTEST
Railroads Object TO Powers
of Regulation Vested in
Government.

The Interstate Commerce Committee
Of the Senate has been told the bond
and stockholders Of the various big
railroads Of the country do not want
their security issues regulated by the
Government
The point is made that such regula-
ton win have the fffect- of relieving the
directors, whom the stockholders now
hold responsible, by placing the re
spOnsibility upon the Interstate Com
merCe Commission.
The proposition 20 give the Interstate
Commission the authority to pass upon
z / increases Of stocks or Of bonded in
deDtedneSs is the most radical extension
Of the powers of the commission en-
hO6ted in the present EIkins bill So
important is this feature regarded that
a A-torney General WiCkersham has
found il necessary to modify it after it
was delivered into the hands Of the
committee.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
KAPPA SIGMA MEN
HOLDING RECEPTION

The annual conclave Of the third dis
triCt OF the Kappa Sigma Fraternity
began this afternoon, with a smoker
and general reception at the fraternity
house. S517 Fourteenth street.
The c0nclave is one Of the Iargest. held
in third district, which embraces the
colleges Of Maryland. District OF Co
lumbia, Virginia. and North Carolina
One Of tire largest contingents at the
meeting is from Alpha Alpha Chapter.
University of Maryland, which sent
about seventeen men 10 take part in the
proceedings at Alpha Eta, the Washing
ton chapter.
Tonight there will be q dance at
Rauscher's. the visitors being the guests
of Alpha Eta. Tomorrow morning the
feature viii be sightseeing trip
around Washington in a rubberneck car.
and tomorrow afternoon there viii be
a secret cOncIave meeting. and a gen
eral brushing up on the secrets Of the
frat This viii take place az Rauscher s.
Tomorrow night the COnclave will end
with an alumni banquet at RauScher's 5.
when q number of prominent members
of the frat occupying high official pO-
sitions iE Washington viii make short
addresses
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
WOMEN PREPARING
TO RAISE FUNDS
Campaign Will
Be Conducted to Help
Vacation Home.

on Wednesday the ten companies Of
representative young business women
of the city, who Will conduct the fund
raising campaign for a vacation home
for business women 10 be erected near
Cherrydale, viii begin active work.
At present these one hundred girls.
under ten captains and as many IIeu-
tenants. are simply marshaling their
forces for victory.
Tomorrow evening the bnard OF d.
rectors Of the Young Women Christian
Association viii give a reception NJ the
rooms OF the association. Twelfth and
+ streets The occasion viii celebrate
the birthday of every guest present. in
that these viii be requested 10 con
tribute 10 the vacation home building
fund, as many pennies as lie or she il
years Old
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
CHANGE Of FRONT
ON WATERWAYS BILL
Senate Committee FavOrS
Annual Appropriation for
Improvements.

The announcement was made today
that the Senate Committee on Com
uerce not only would report a rivers
and harEors bill, hut would favor the
annGu appropriation for these iH-
provcments, instead OF an appropria-
ton bin once every two years.
The latter idea is urged by the House
committee, and the indications are to-
day that the Senate viii concur in the
proposition.
Work upon the bin was begun this
morning, and meetings Of the commit
tee will be held every day this week
iC necessary, In the effort 90 prepare
an early report.
General Marshall and Major Kava-
rauEh, of tHe army engineers. We're
before the committee this morning at
the request OF the body, and presented
infoma-iOn on the various Government
projects now authorized.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
| nLAliRln nr TFuTn
tUAHING Ut ltHlS
MEETS OBJECTION
Representative Scott Acts
Upon Demands of His
Constituents.

Because his constituency demanded it.,
as he explained. Representative Scott OF
Kansas today objected 10 the Senate
Din providing for The loan OF tents by
the Government for the Confederate
Veterans reunion at Mobile. in April
next.
Mr.. Scotfs objection win throw the
bill back upon the regular House calen-
dar. Representative Dent Of Alabama.
who has charge of the BILL said that
the action Of Mr.. scott would delay its
passage IN the House but q few days, In
that the measure has the unanimous
consent Of the Committee on Military
Affairs and may be called up by thai
committee on Calendar wednesday.
II Is well known that O. a r vet
erans are stronger numerically in Mr.
ScOtts district than in any other sec
ton OF the United States.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
TO SELL PROPERTY
OF TAXDELIHQUENTS

In conformity with the law. the annual
sale Of property for taxes VIII begin in
the Office Of the Collector OF Taxes,
March =. continuing until March -
Collector Charles c. Rogers has had
printed 1000 copies of a pamphlet con
tanning a list Of taxes IN arrears July 1,
Is0S. q CODY Of which VIII be delivered
20 any taxpayer Il the tax OF assess
ments due. together with the penalties
and costs that may have occurred, are
not paid before March =, the property
win b. sold.
The pamphlet contains q list OF $500
pieces Of property upon which taxes
are due, but since the compilation Of the
list this number has been reduced by
80 ana the celln1UeutS n the District
now number $50. It IS expected that
The list VIII be stm further reduced by
payments.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
ADJOURNMENT DATE
STILL UNCERTAIN
Speaker COnfeTs az White House
and GueSSes at First
of June.

Speaker Cannon is not al all optimis-
tic that Congress VIII adjourn by the
middle of May.
June I is about the earliest time the
adjournment Will come in the opinion Of
the Speaker. He was at the White
House today and remarked that. while
it was impossible to predict the ad-
jourEment date accurately at this time.
he felt sure It would not be before
June l.
There is not much doubt that Congress
VIII get away from here pretty close
TO that date, for this is camDaien
year. and all the members want 10 go
home and attend to their political
fences.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
CANNON ELOQUENT
ABOUT INSURGENTS
Uncle Joe" Goes Into De-
tails of Progressive"
Movement in House.

Speaker Cannon showed up at the
White House today as a speaker or
riddles and a dealer in enigInas-
He was asked how the fnsurgent
movement was geteing along Ia the
House Of Representative. Before reply-
ing. he looked through the windows Of
Secretary Carpenters Office and smiled
sweetly, as If there came 10 him from
the distance the sound Of sweet music
-'Insurgents?'' he asked. and smiled
again Then he remarked:
7 think the sun VIII rise tomorrow
at its scheduled time. and IL Il isn't un-
usually cloudy We Viii be able 20 read
by its light
He took enough time 70 chew his
unit cigar.
What long tail our eats gotf" was
the final pronouncement he made re-
garding the insurgents.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
Wal Street Ud the Dqmetg Reports From Washington
Wholesale Produce Prices
Eggs. Cheese. and Butter.

GSSSi NuecS65 anu DullCAs
: The prices given below on poultry are for
" ,~holesale lots only. Jobbers iots are from
higher
Cheese-New York fats. large. per b. l51a
arc small, per h.. 17al7isc.
Esss-Neartys per d0z., 26c.
Butter-Creamery. fancy. in tubs. g0a90iac;
prints, Sic renovated, fancy. 2Sk029c; store
packed per h.. 2oc
Poultry.
Live PoultS-Chlckens. per h. &c; broi-
erS. zza2fc: hens, l7izbSc; ROSTERS, 9aloc;
Young turkeys, toms. 23a2fci hens, 2oa26c.
Dressed Foultry-Turkeys. per d., toms 24a
4oc' mems, -9a2sc; chickens 2.a-ic; hens lsalsc'
sl,I eucks' Isalse' capons. ID. average z5a2Sci
Fruit.
Apples-Per BsJ. S2oOa5.oO. Florida oranges.
per box. 81 S5a2 90. California oranges. s. 50a
S-OO. tangerines, per strap 81 25ea4oO: grape
trult per box. S2-75a4.O0: pineapples, per crate.
S3-Uua4O0; cranberrles. per Dbl. S5-00ea6.O1-
Vegetables.
Potatoes-Per bbl, Si.50a2. 00; per bu. .55a70c
sweet potatoes, 81. 50a275; cabbage, per
cwt. s. i5a2 90; onions, per bu- 90a95c; Hub
bard squash. per bbl.. Si.25al50: turnips. per
Dbl. 75easl IS: rutabagas, $l-5oa175; parsnips,
Green Goods-Cucumbers Florida. per 5as-
ket, $2-Ooa4o0, string beans. per basket.
s5ota4-5o; Florida lettuce, per basket 81 ooa
$50. raGshes, per 100. 81. o0a2 90. spinach per
bbl., 81 -OCa235; California cmery per crate.
81 l.2la475. kale. per Dbl. 75caSIsO0. Brussels
sprouts, per Qt., i2al5c; Florida peppers, per
basket. s. 0oeaS5o; cauIifower. basket. sl50a
225; eggplant, per box. 81 l.ola5 coo; parsley,
per basket, 81. .75a2 80; Florida tomatoes. Per
crate. s. 25af.00.
Live Stock.
Calves-Prime. per Ib.. 9c: medium. 81
a9c; common. Ease: lambs. Sa9c. sheep choice
per b. 4a4lzc; medium. 5a35a; hogs. s. o0a
$50; dressed pork. aa11c.
Game.
Quail per d0Z 800
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
FUGITIVE INDIAN
IN THE CAPITAL

Lurking somewhere in the District,
according TO Major A. L. EdSington. of
the Oklahoma National Guard, is Chit
to Harjo, better known as Crazy
Snake" A little less than a year ago
Crazy Snake kicked UP an insurrectiOn
in Oklahoma, and when the troops got
after him he hid. A number Of his tribe
surrendered. but Crazy Snakes disap-
pearanCe was complete.
Now Major Edgington. who led the
pursuit Of Crazy Snake and his band,
says ne believes the Federal authorities
got Crazy Snake last year and hustled
him TO Washington 10 prevent his being
treated harshly in Oklahoma.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
PINCHOT
GUEST OF HONOR
ConServationiSt VIII Attend Dinner
of Exeter Alumni at Baltimore,
Saturday Evening.
Saturday Evening.

Clifford Pinchot will be a guest of
honor OF the Southern Alumni AssOcia-
tlon Of Phillips Exeter Academy at the
fifth annual dinner OF the association
10 be held at the Baltimore Club. BaItI-
more. Saturday evening. DIT Henry
Barton Jacobs, president of the club,
viii preside
Among the ctEer guests viii be Sen
ator BriEEs of New Jersey. United States
Treasurer Lee McClUnE s Sidney
Smith, \ 'V York; CharIemaEne Tower.
Philadelphia; Principal Harlan p Amen.
and Prof James Arthur Tufts. Of Elk
eter Academy; IL Thomas +. Baker. cf
. ONE Institute; Ethan Allen New York
and Frances Rawle. philadelphia; Henry
p Blair, Of Washington 4 number Of
Exeter alumni Uho reside in the Capital
will attend.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
WINTERWERP NEW HEAD.

The Mems Club of the Emmanuel
Protestant Episcopal Church. Ana
costa, has selected J. c. Winterwerp as
president in place Of Walter Tolson,
Who has resigned. The club holds regU-
lar meetings and is now occupied with
plans for a summer excursion. J. EnOs
Ray. of the Maryland Legislature, will
be invited TO deliver an address IN Ana
costa soon.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
SALES TO-DAY ON THE
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Washington Railway and Electric rs
81 ,000fES5zt, S1.000dS5N. 81. 1.Oo0d ~.
Washington Railway and Electric, pre-
ferrcd. 56S55i. 55dSSE
Norfolk and washington Steamboat,
10N 235.
Mergenthaler. 10G2lz
United States Trust. IOa1IGl, IOal1glL.
26ll65. 1Ofi115ss 15f51163i. 50116@.
After calI-Chesapeake ana Potomac
Telephone IS, 1500Nl04.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
GRAND JURY FINDS
MANY INDICTMENTS

The Federal grand jury returned the
following indictments today:
G.. Hector Lean, false pretenSes; Leron
Phifer, grand larceny; Thomas Lam
bard, Ernest Davis Emma Harmon,
robbery, Harry Owens and Charles Hur-
lev. grand larceny, AlOvsius Brown as
SAINT with a dangerous weapon. Andrew
Johnson, alias James Williams, and Jo-
seph Matthews, housebreakinS; Arthur
Bell, assault with a dangerous weapon.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
WIDOW IS 10TH TO SUE
MAN WHO HAS HER $4,000
Gives Her Cash and Jewels Willingly to Claivoyant
Says Bristol Va, Widow-PriSoner aAvers He's
Willing TO Wed and Does Not Want Money.

the cl2irvoyant this morning as he
smoked a cigarette in an apartment Of
the jail where ne is being guarded with
his companion, Walter Lewis, also
New YORKER, that she could not make
me 2 present of all she has. Tell her
To take the money. L don't want it,"
Nothing more sensational has hap
pCned i'm society in this section I'm years
Mrs. Lindsey is of the aTiStocTatic FOW-
ler family and Inherited a fortune from
her father, the late l. 9. Fowler, besides
the vast amount Of money left by her
husband, who died two years ago.
a Bristol banker said today that Mrs
Lindsay tried TO borrow $1,000 from him.
offering bonds as collateral This was
after she had given Fosgate the Jewels
and gems and IL is supposed that She in
tended To give him these also. She is
a slster-in-law of =. A. Goodwin, for
merly Of Richmond, and "A wealthy man.
Let Mrs Lindsey tell her story in
her own way and that viii clear me-"
said the mind reader.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21

PRISTOL Va. Feb 2L-Declaring
that she gave over willingly $1,000 in
cash together with many diamonds and
treasured family gems to Prof. john
Fosgate. who proclaimed himself
nlinu-reader. Mrs. Stuart l. Lindsey.
the wealthy widow of the former
United States Court clerk. may refuse
TO prosecute.
Mrs. Lindsey made this statement 70
n minister and an officer this morning.
edding that the clairvoyant had done
nothing wrong. Ia JAIL Fosgate de-
Clares that he was engaged 10 be mar
ried TO the wealthy widow some thirty
years his senior, and that the goods
were in consideration Of marriage AMI
he is willing and ready to carry out
the agreement.
Tel Airs. Lindsey, however" said
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
WASHINGTON SECURITIES DULL,
UNITED STATES TRUST LEAD
ING THE MARKET.

Trading in the local stock market TO
day was very aeiii, and the call resulted
IN a general shaving down OF the bid
prices. sales for the most part being
made at slight reductions below the fig
ures OF the end OF last week.
A general indifference 10 buy was
manifest In IN bond list trades were
made IN washington Railway fours at
fractions below Sc and after call one
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
bond was sold at 1o9.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
BALLINGER DECLARES
S3O,OOO,OOO NEEDED

In response to an order or the Senate,
the Secretary Of Interior today offered
4 statement as 20 the amount Of money
required for the completion CT the re-
clamation projects nov In progress The
statement says that for the completion
OF approved portions S30.13S 900 VIII be
needed For extension. i- declares,
So $4,000 should be provided.
The annual receipts into the reclama-
tl1u fund for 1893 amounted 20 S7,157. .35A
The estimate for 1919 IS SI,77l,s9s and
tn estimate for 1910 is S7,E5,UJl-
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
ARKANSAS TAX Law
UNCONSTITUTIONAL

The judgment OF the circuit court of
the United States for the Arkansas dis
trict in dismissins the suit OF The West
ern Union Telegraph Company. against
the State 10 enjOin enforcement Of the
corporation tax Law passed May 13, 1907,
was reversed by a decision in thai case
today by the Supreme Court Of the
United States. holding the statute IN
constitutional
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
Nominations Sent Senate

The President today sent the follow
ing nominations to the Senate:
United States marshal for the western
district Of Texas, Eugene NOlte.
United States attorney for the west
era district of Texas, Charles A BOyn-
ton.
Collector Of customs for the district
Of ArOostOck, Ne, William Sewall
u. Kelsey.
To be rear admiral, Capt. Sidney a.
StauntOn.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
CANADA CHALLENGED.

A challenge has been sent to the
Dominion Rifle Association OF Canada
by the National Rifle Association Of
American for an annual match be-
tween the two countries The matches
viii be for a new trophy presented by
Brig. Gen. Bird W. Spencer, president
OF the American Association. The
trophy is to be known as the North
American Cup" and will be shot for
at Sea Girt, \. J., and Ottawa, Canada
The Washington times., 1910-02-21

Among stocks, United States Trust
was the leader, and the selling was at
a slight advance. from u51z to q. Sales
amounted TO 50 shares. all taken By one
broker and the bulk OF it sold BY an
ether.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
stock was another which scored a small
advance, selling at 235. Washington
Railway preferred sold at $50.
The local market seemed TO be affected
by the situation u New York. which
t0Gay was anything but encouraging.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21

Munyon's Paw Paw Pills coax the liver
ir.0 activity by gentle methods. They do
not scOur. grippe OF weaken They are q
tonic to the stomach. liver and nerves.
inVlg0rate instead OF weaken They en-
rich the blood and enable the stomach
to get all the nOurishment from food that
is put into It. These pills contain no
calOmel, they are soothing. healing ana
stimulating. For sale by all druggists in
l0c and 25c sizes. II YOU need medical
advice. write Munyon's Doctors. They
viii advise you TO the best OF their ability
absolutely free OF Charge. MUNY ON'S,
$50 and Jefferson Sts-r Philadelphia,
Pa.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
LONDON PRICES BREAK AND NEW
YORK STOCKS BECOME DULL
AND WEAK.

NEW YORK. Feb I-FolloWins
weakness IN American securities ln
London. tine Wall street market opened
irreEularlv. and most stocks sold OF
about a point during a very dun morn
iuE's trading At the opening copper
and industrial were weakest. Anaconda.
which closed at 80 on saturday. opened
an eighth down. and sold 10 1915 other
industrials declined fractionalIy at the
opening a few OF the railroads opened
fractionany higher. but developed
weakness as trading proceeded, and at
noon most OF them were down a full
point
The weakness Of the market was in
the first instance a reelection of cOndi-
tions IN London, and later 10 what the
Street interpreted as unfavorable re-
ports from Washington.
London Controlling Factor.
American stocks in London showed no
definite trend during the early trading
and later Jhe few small advances which
had been scored in Reading and one or
two other stocks were lost. Changes
in either direction were trihings i'm nc
case amounting to more than half a
point, a-d activity was at n minimum.
The general market was quiet with a
slight tendency TO sag in the mining is
sues.
It is not difficult 10 explain the in
ertia displayed In the international list,
when IL is remembered that traders
arc indispCsed 10 commit themselves,
especially from New York with = hol-
day on Tuesday and the possibility Of
disturbing decisions by the Supreme
Court which cOuvenes today.
Prices Slightly Harder.
p Since noon the market has hardened
d little. Bears in their efforts 10 break
prices found many stop loss orders
which discouraged them and the mar
ket was allowed 10 drift with the re-
suit that prices have gradually climbed
back to about the opening figures.
wall Street is fun of disquieting ru-
murs from Washington, one of them
being that the Government viii enter
suit against the LchiEh Valley system.
charging violation of the Elkins act.
Buying power seems entirely lacking in
view Of the situation in London and
these reports from Washington. In fact
disposition seems evident to sell the
market short. The air is full Of pessi-
mism and room traders are in an at
titude Of waiting to see what will hap
pen at Washington before buying stocks.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
SPECIAL BARGAIN
SALE is CHANGED
Three Stores VIII Inaugurate
New Plan for Special
Sales.

The management OF the Old Dutch
Market, which has three stores AZ 510i
N street northwest: 500 Eighth street
southeast. and go Louisiana avenue
northwest. announced today that IL
would inauEurate a new sale idea
Hitherto they have advertised a
Special bargain SALE every Tue6day
The day OF this sale IS TO be changed
10 Thursdav Of each week. and a special
sale Is 70 take It's place every Tuesday.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
WILL GIVE MINSTRELS.

Plate printers OF the Bureau OF IN
graving and Printing have been almost
as busy making Jokes the last few
weeks as they have making money.
and the whole collection VIII be un-
loaded on the public at a minstrel en-
tertalnrDent tomorrow 6VeninE in Odd
Fellows Han Seventh street north
west John ,. Ewing viii DC stage
manager
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
FORMER MEMBER
OF CONGRESS DEAD

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Feb. I.-Former
Representative Charles Luke of Illinois
died here early today. He served four
terms in Congress.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
THE CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Z. T. Hutton
& Co, 1901 r street northwest. members
New York Stock Exchange. Z. r. Cav
erly. manager.
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
PRICES TO-DAY ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Couotations furnished by W. B. Hlbbs q
Co.. bankers and brokers. Hibbs Building
members New York Stock Exchange. wash
ingJon Stock Exchange. and Chicago Board
O. Trade)
The Washington times., 1910-02-21
BONDS

Penn Conv. 312's 1915. 9s7s S6Ts 96@ 9s7a
l.. :. Steel 2d J's.....105it 1884, 11jlz 1855
SALE OF STOCK 8Y HOURS.
Shares to il a m. 223. 90.
Shares to y m. $4,000