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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-15

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gen, um alien 2lrbeitern ntIhQoigun9
81 gelpGbren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-15
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run9 Der @iIenbabnen genebmigt tpirb,
poer niht. Gen garif aber bat oa5
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fam nur bur6 eine Jorif RspiIion
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beiten ourh bas 9eripreheH, oaB cine
1olhe erfolgeH ptrD.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-15

Dem 0puperneur 6drmon
tpiro bon ben 5emperen3Iern gum 8ors
fpurf gemaat, ooB er Die 8erperfun5
Der 9latihen 8orIage bepirtt babe,
ourA ptlne aQe giiraermeiiter gsz
5pungen rpsroen ToQtsn, nah Der
PfeiFe Der 5emperen3Ier gu tan3ea.
Die liberulen GIemente peroeu Dem
8ouperneur fur oieis 2tnpeuoung Iei>
mes @influffes Duntbdr Ietn. 2luf Der
anoeren Ssite dber peroen iie es Dem
8ouperneur perorgen, oaB CT oteIen
glei2eH @tnfluB nt6t altfgeboten bat,
nm ben Wtoerruf Der GOuntD 2ocuI
Option 9iu, Der i'm Senat nur nit
elmer Stimme Wajoritdt ihetterte, gu
erlangen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-15

hoben 30ae auh teinsr ausldnoifden
aonturrens auseefest iinD, ftch in Der
Gage befinosn, Monopolspreiie gu fpra
bern. Die Sbeuerung tam baber nur
ourh eiRe 5erabiesung Der 3Due gez
hilbert uerpsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-15

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bung Der 530us auf 8ieb uno IIeiIc9
bat Der Stanbpatter 8apHe aus
Hep Yort ben Gtnfpano er9oben, odb
Das ft6reuo auf Die 0eIdoftspelt MIR
fen pirbs. Die GrTubrunq bat oas
ni6t srtpieIsn. Sr Guropu lit es Ie5r
bduTio gefheben, buB man in Sbers
rungsiaRren ben 3ou uuf Wei8en ua0
Mebi aufgebpber Bat, obne o6B bier
burb Das 8ei6Gfta berubrt rporosn
mare. IS lit dun niht einmal nabrz
fdetnli6, bag etne Ql9emeine 8eptiiOn
oss 5arifs Ii6 ihdOIid srpeiien Mir
be. llnisre 3oIIraten limb 70 bod, baB
lie tart perminDert peroen tonntsn,
ohne bic dmeritanii6e Snouitris oss
nOtbigen StuBes 81 berduben. Giae
.2oIIermGbigung piiroe oaher Ieoigii4
bic Wirfun9 baben, Der @rprefIung BON
WonopolspreiIen Elm Gnbe gu maiden.
Dir Bert b3utp Il 8 Steuer,
pelhs bic beutIde Regierung einfH5.
rem fpi0, lit Elm Rahtrag gu Der
SteuergeieBgebung, ipelhe betanntli9
ben Stur3 Billions berbeigeFiibrt bot.
Billion forosrts CUR 3eit 500 Wsilioz
nsn Mart Grbidaftsiteueru, peI6s
ibm bon ben i'm Rsidstug mGdtigen
Suntern berDeigert puroen. I'm bieIen
4usfaa gu eriessn, 5iebt man Die
merth3unahs Steuer beron, gegsn
1pelhe Die Sumter tsinen Ginpanb err
beben. IS lit aber niht nabrf6eins
Iih, buB iie iiber bic GrbIfaftsfteuer
binipeetOmmen peroen. 8erihisDene
inbirette Stsuern baben ni6t ben err
iparteten @rtrag gebraht, mas Die
Durhsubrung elmer qriinDli6en Fl
nan3 ReTorm perbinbert. 9aS tpieo
CUR 5olge 6ubeu, boB Die Sunter Die
grbiduftsiteuern Ha6trdglt6 bspiQiz
gen miiHen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-15

aano unb 2euts. - S6mude SoGuTsr
I'm giumsni6mud. - Der isbbafts
ebarattsr Der franS0iifhsn Golp.
niiisn. - Der 0eiit Der aeb.nss
frslroe nit Der Sprahs bslpobrt. -
Sin SommerbotsI an sinsm tandbis
ihen See.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-15

Giir bieIes gIatt tpurben ssi!srn BON
ben Gp!iiern g. aIeiH & Nro..
No. ABS Roee 6traBe. foIeenhs 1sms
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-15

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mar er losar BON ieinem adnfesberrn
/ fur ensliIhes gelb in bic ssremoe per-
tauit ipprnsH! Wer min NIT nnieren
31nosieuien redten. tp<nn ibr 9sutffs
tbum in folder Cbbu. itono2
binter ben Dorftrn iteistn hie ariis
| neH aiiael an, ouf benen Der tleiae
0iehbsituHb Der AnIieoler fptibes; ods
hinter behnt iih nuf ftaiiIihen SDbsns
aiiasn unabIehbdr Der eanabifhe Waio.
&c In tsin uriralo mehr, foHbern bas
iunge 6ol3, bns ieit benz 5GIsn Der
aIten Bdumrieien In fpiloeiter llsppias
teit aus nsm iid3 felbit iiberlnfisnen
Npben aufae5HoNen In. 5ier uno ia
III elmer Der Nieien liessn asbliebsn;
bann haben bic 9biere bes M0lbea
| 6Dblen in ihm ssbnui. Elm iilbtrgrausg
Wpostsppih bat feline RinDe iibertlsis
| bel. GhliHspflan5sn boben ihn absr
nnp iibtr umfponnfn. unn oft Iinc
anfredbi raaenDe iunse 8dulne aus It..
ntm boIae berausgeipahien. Gions
| nenb ftHreitet Der Hldnberer iein.
a6nos ab unb ermibi. ip<lte Nab
onme bier seiianben haben miifsn. 60.
bic gefrGbise Sdgsmiihls ihr Dsfhdfi
bedonn. Mo bic so0bensiigt fiA 81
| WlaIben Tenien, Iisst isbssmol Elm fla.
| rer Ges. burd, ben binburn bic Wai'
4 fer bss G<birgts ibgen Meg nndI ben
| qcrsnaiirDm nehmen. nier III lin
| Winkr b0s pardbi<s Der 96gsr. oi'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-15

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Iite liegt; buB aus monhen G6utt.
baufsH nod bic eilernsn ShrdHie ber-
ausrasen, oaB 3tpei sroBs automobile
am Wegs lisesu - ihon poheniana.
ertldrte Gam uno nimi BON Iied
sebratt rpsrben tonnen. Die Rtgies
| runs. in Bsrspeifluns. bat auIis aus
Snbisn sinssIiibrt. fheint babarh aber
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auIis babtn iin ihre 6iitten nah in.
bhher Dirt erbdut - man trifft gdn3s
aolonien bdoon unb oensen i'm lie
brigen ebsn 10 Denig an arbeit iDis ib.
re bunfieren Briiber.
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iennen natarIi6 Mes unb Stes. 9er
traut man fih ibnsn an. 10 fdnn mar
| itunbenldna in 8nndnenpluntagen
unter aotonuBbGumen. sipifhen Raj
fee unb Observation-Disclosures Sa
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| Be aafteen 3eigen ipolIeH unD tam bo
BET ieinem 1ob}xinbe in bic Quers
Wie mir Der Rutfhtr fpdter er5dblte
bonbelte es iid um cine f6iDarae G4S
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i6nelltr ab. uls es fi6 sr5dbltn Mbi
Die beiben annben erbIidten iih; In
ndditen Roment batter iit ibrs Wsi
The Washington times., 1910-12-08
LOCAL SECURITIES
WERE VERY ACTIVE
Reinvestment of Money Re-
Ceived for Gas Certificates
Helps the Market.

1t was sbusy day on the local Ez-
change The money paid out for the
Gas certificates was seeking re-
investment in large amounts and Gas IS
were a favorite, with the investors, al
though the stock, and the stocks and
bonds Of other corporations were also
ia excellent demand.
II was a regular field day and the
session furnished the bugiest hour Of
diversified trading that has been trans
acted foF many day No one issue
attract ed all or even half or the atten-
ton, some twelve securities being trad
ed IN AS a rule values were stronger
Gas IS were sold at the opening al
1tE5s and then advanced to a close at
1Qe, the high point for round lots A
bunch of Gas As. or xliJ denomination,
sold at 109 Gas stock opened al %.
sold TO 755z, and eased TO 7554, but there
was more doing than Of late and bet
ter show OF strength Railway As, S35L
for round lots to S3zs for small bonds.
Potomac Consolidated SIS brought 99%-
Capital Traction lZ71k- MeTgeuIhafeT
z2i Railway preferred S61z. and the com
mon 35k.
The regular dividend Of IL per cent
IN Ianston IS payable December % 10
shT reholdeTs Of record. December 3
Commercial National Bank 70
The Washington times., 1910-12-08
Stocks SustanSevere Decline onP0or Crop Condition
STOCKS BREAK NEARLY TWO POINTS
AFTER A FAIRLY STRONG
MORNING TRADE.

NEW YORK, Dec. S.-The develop
Iaent Of strength on a rather wild rush
OF shorts to cover Yesterday afternoon
induced some buying orders Immediately
following the opening this morning,
Union Pacific showing the best strength
with y point advance The market has
reached that stage where the comElts-
sion houses are sending out the old ad-
vice, use ] in times Of uuietness and un-
certainty buy on the breaks and sell
them on the rallies. It is usually a
pretty Il in market that brings this old
saw out of retirement.
News from the trading posts is to the
effect that the groups around the steel
and Union Pacific posts are scaIping
eighths and quarters from each other,
ftrrther indica ting the quietness
The large short interest is the factor
that checks declines. but the willing
ness Of the bears 10 put out further
lines OF short stock on al attempts at
rallies, acts as a brake 1n any move
msnt toward higher figures
The meeting OF steel manufacturers In
The Washington times., 1910-12-08
JOHNSON LICKED"
BY STAGE HANDS
Black Fighter Forces Way
on Stage and Is Thrown
Out

CHICAGO. Dec. S.-AIthough it hurt
him considerably. to admit il, Jack
Johnson, heavyweight champion Of the
world, had 10 confess today that he was
licked last night by half a dozen
husky stage hands at the La sale
Theater, when he tried 70 invade the
stage ''to see a friend"
johnson later created such a cOmmO-
ton Just outside the theater that 500
persons gathered. and Madison street
was blocked for twenty minutes
Johnson, with his wife, occupied q box
At the performance OF Sweetest Girl
in Paris" During the intermisSiOn
johnson sent his card TO Alex Carr a
member Of the company. whom Johnson
said was a friend" Carr sent word
back he was too busy to come to the
Johnson box, wheTeUpOn tfe fighter de-
cided 10 go TO Cars dressing room
At the stage door, Johnson was
stopped by the door tender, but forced
his way onto the stage There he was
met by one OF the managers. who asked
him to withdraw. Johnson refused and
halfsa dozen stage hands picked him up
bodily and threw hfm out into an alley
behifd the theater.
The fighter made his way TO the front
Of the house and demanded admission
back to his box This was refused, and
Johnson started scene His wife, who
heard Of the disturbance Joined him in
the lobby. and finally Induced him 10
leave
The Washington times., 1910-12-08
DATES ACCEPTED
FOR MEETS HERE

BALTIMORE, Dec. S-Joseph J. Ret
taliata. chairman Of the registration
committee Of the South Atlantic AssO-
ciation Of the Amateur Athletic Union,
and Henry c. Penniman, OF Baltimore,
viii 90 10 Washington this afternoon to
attend a meeting Of that body IN the
Capital City
vt the meeting several important QueS-
lions will he definitely settled and several
other matters viii be discussed. W. G.
Stuart, the other member OF the COM
nlittee, Of washington, viii Join the gen
tlemen from Baltimore. The application
for reinstatement of c. A C'Andy'D
Rogers, Of the Fifth Regiment Athletic
Association who vas suspended indefi-
nitsIv pending the findings Of the com
n7ittee, will be brought I'D and settled
Chairman Rettaiiata announced the
sanctions Cfficiallv awarded 10 clubs IN
the South Atlantic district as follows:
December 17-Civic games under sane
tion Of cross Country Club.
January I, 19II-Ten-nile race. Cross
Country Club The News Office TO EIec-
tric Park
February 4-George washington Uni
versity, Washington. D. c.
February u-JOfZns HODkins-F'ffth
Regiment Athletic Association, at Bal
-iunore-
February Is-Fede-aI Games at wash
ington-
February 22-AnnuaI cross-country
championships. washington
March 4-GeoTSetown University, at
washington
A March date is pending-Fifth Regi-
ment military games. closet TO soldiers.
The Washington times., 1910-12-08

PittsbIrg so soon after the meeting
here and the chances for a cutting OF
prices has caused some apprehension
as to the actual state Of the business
and the stock reacted from 72Ss 70 7I@z
on the announcement A panacea may
be found in the fact that cus rates
may bring a large Increase In the vol
ume Of business
The feature OF the session was the
weakness in Lehigh Valley. This high
grade security since listing has been
bobbing around like a. cork, one day
up and another down II opened at IL
and dropped without much ado to 175A,
and stayed there
The Government crop report shows an
increase on winter wheat acCsSge, in
dicating 1G2 per cent OF the 1903 acreage
But the condition OF the growing grain
on the first Of the current north IS
placed at S25 per cent as compared with
95.S per cent a year ago. and a ten
year average OF 9f-2. showing a decided
y poor prospect. The greatest falling
OF in condition Is in the winter wheat
States, Kansas showing a 3 per cent
condition as compared with a IS per cent
condition a year ago.
The Bank OF England did not make
any change n its rate OF discount
The Washington times., 1910-12-08
BONDS
Wholesale Produce Market
Eggs. Cheese. and Butter.


Cheese-New York. new 16II7Ee; nat
cheese Isc per ID; daisy che sse. lsa1T1zc
EFss-Nsarby. virginias. s5as5c per doz.
western. 2sa5c per dsz-; Southern, soc per
doZ
Butter-Fancyy tub, s1z5i szc - Ib.; prints
S2aS21zc per ID: high-grade tub. &c per 10. :;
print 521zc per ID, drsts. tub 30c per H. !;
print. soc per ID: process butter, tub, sc
per Ib.; print. 2sizc per b
Poultry.
Live Poultry-Spring chickens. 14al5c- per
b.; hens, I2a1Sc per h; ROSTERS 1oc per ID; /;
ducks. ISa15c per ID; turkeys, large ISa2ec
per b. small. I7s1SC per 10.
Dressed POultry-Turzey hens. undrawn.
20s22c per ID: gobblers. undrawn, 1eaElc per
Ib; old toms, 1sa2oc per ID; turkeys, thin,
I5aI6c per h. medium. 15aI6c per ID. hens
old ISa14o per h; choice geese. 13a14c per
Vegetables.
Potatoes. 5ea55e per bu.. sweet potatoes,
81 50aS 90 per bbi: onions. S0a90c per bu-
Fruit.
Apples, g. .ooa5 80 per bbI pineaapples. 50 %
az - per crate. grapes Armelia. 81 O0a7- 90
per keg5 keefer pears. 20a2Sc per basket;
California oranges, S4-50a6-o0 per box; grape
FRUIT g 00a3- 50 PEI crate Florida oranges
s2-Oea2-z5 per box tangerines. SS-5oa4-5o per
GreeB-Goods.
Crlcunnbers hot house g0cas1. 90 per doz. I;
tomatoes. fancy home-ErCwns 81 o0a5-80 per
box. lettuce, New York 81 75a3.50 per basket;
per dOz.. squash. S1-0Oa1-Z p per bbI-: celery
Eoa6Oc per bunch; eggplant. S350a5-O0 per
crate: cranbeTTics, I-50a2.75 per box:
ssaI0 per Dbl; green peppers. sl-25 per Dbl. /;
red peppers. $50 per bbl.: caulffoTer $50
a4.5o per bbls be ans, $5-00a7.00 per basket.
The Washington times., 1910-12-08
COLLISION ALLEGED
IN RACING HORSES
American Trotting Associa-
ton Board UnearthS
Plan for Fraud.

CHICAGO, Dec S--AIissOuTf men and
Missouri horses held the center Of the
stage at the meeting Of the Board OF
Appeals of the American Trotting As
sociation, which adjourned last night
after a twO-day session
Although 70 cases were considered
and passed on by the board and action
on others deferred until the May, ISL.
meeting, greatest interest was exhibited
BY horsemen IN the ''DuveniCk case"
with California, No, as its starting
point
The trotting association, which Is
making a searching inquiry into the
matter, charges that members Of the
Duvenick family controlled a string OF
horses raced during the season Of 1sIl
on Illinois, Missouri and Southwestern
Fraudulent Entries
These horses. the association declares.
were entered in races by men who did
not own them and handled in cOlIusion
against the rules Of the association In
some instances It IS alleged that as
many as three Of the DuveuicS K
string started in the same race, Os-
reuSibly as the entries OF three Ciffer-
ent stables The association rules pro-
vide that where two OF more horses
from the same stable start n the same
race llaL EDL4lLlOn SildlA BC EA1LiAlAs y
specified
The men involved in the case are H
l. Duvenick, Thomas Duvenick. and R
g Duvenick- all OF California Mo;
Theodore Christian. CentertOwn, No;
William Harrison California No. and
! E RObards- St Louis. No
Secretary knight, OF the board Of ap-
peals. says that the names Of other men
involved viii be brought out before the
spring meeting
Belong to Same Stable
Five horses. all Of which have been
suspended or declared ineligible pending
further investigation, are alleged tC
have been controlled bv the --svenicl<s
These horses are Nathan @. Raymond
b Lulu Allie, Miss COlumbO and Joe
Mack All were big money winners in
various race and fair circuits last sea
son No charge Is made that the horses
were raced under other than their Owl
names and marks, the cases brought by
the trOttinE asSC ~iatiOn being based en-
tirely on the question of ownership and
alleged COIlusiOu in handling
Further action by the board Of ap-
peals in connection with the DuVenfCk
case viii be taken at the meeting next
spTiI--- when II is expected that the
history and ownership Of the horses
involved viii have been clearly estab-
IfShed
The Washington times., 1910-12-08
TODAY'S SALES.
eorgetown Gas s.. 80.

Georgetown Gas 5s, $i.eo66IoS.
Washington Gas as. S200T109, SIO0G10e,
Washington Gas SIS. 81, ,O0oGI0SsS s, 900
T1OSSs- &0O910Sss- S1,Oo0G1OS91. 8, ,O00610S7s.
$101611e.
Capital Traction IS, S1.p0a1I31z
Washington Railway. and Electric As,
s2,o00G SS54, SS0o6S3Sx S5oodS51z, S500GS39s,
81, ,909E S3I
Potomac Electric Gems. SIS, S1,O00d99Sz
Capital Traction, I0F1z7Ik
Washington Railway and Electric, Dfd.
1FS61k. IGfIS61k.
washington Gas, 25G75, 22G75jz, I6G
75Lt. 25G75ss, 306tT51z. sass, 25F75ss-
Mergenthaler, 10G224
Commercial National Bank. IO6z05.
Union Trust. 10dI32. 10dI32
Potomac Insurance, 10F7S0. 4E73e
After Call-WaShingtOn Gas. As SIoo6
I09 5000 I0e S1O0G109 S1e6Tf09. S1OoT1Os
SIO0G1Oo. S1OOG1O9, xOGG109, 1OOGI0o, 5000
100 S100G1O9.
Washington Railway and Electric
common. I5GS21s-
Washington Gas, 10Gf15l-
washington Gas SIS, s.. 2.GG0GI0e 81 1000
T10e.
The Washington times., 1910-12-08
Cotton Ginning Report
Shows Large Increase

The cotton ginning report announced
at the Census Bureau today shows
1913. .9S6 bales, counting round as half
bales ginned from growth Of 1910 to
December 1. compared with S.S76,S SIS for
1892 11-HS. 661 for 1908 and S. 343 SS6 for
1901. Round bales included this year
are 101. So, compared with IS4. .3e3 for Is0e;
Z0l, Asa for 1905: and 81. .e36 for 1861 Sec
island. 1854 for 1910: 1854 for 1903;
S, ,396 for 1908. and 3, 2S9 for 1907
The per cent of the last three crops
given to December IS SS.1 for 1903; s..
for 1893, and 75.5 for 1907.
The Washington times., 1910-12-08
Do II Now

Tomorrow A. NJ. too late. Take
a CASCARET at bed time; get Up
in the morning feeling fine and
dandy. No need for sickness from
over-eating and drinking. They
surely work while you sleep and
help nature help you. Millions take
them and keep well.
CASCARETS I0c a box for a week
treatment, all druggists. Biggest seller
In the world. Million. boxes a month.
The Washington times., 1910-12-08
White House Callers.

Senators Smith o. South Carolina,
LOrimer Of Illinois,
SmOOt ofTtah,
Burton OF Ohio,
Dillingham; Of Vermont,
Burrows Of Michigan.
Crane OF Massachusetts,
Former Senator Teller Of Colorado
Representatives Finley Of South Caro-
lima.
Ellis Of Oregon.
Aiken OF South Caro-
lima,
Finley Of South Caro-
lima.
LongwOrth of Ohio,
SuIzer Of New York.
Esch of Wisconsin,
Borland Of Missouri,
Bartholdt of Missouri.
Kennedy Of OHIO,
Moore Of Pennsylvania,
Campbell Of Kansas,
Cocks OF New York,
MaIby OF New York.
CaldeThead Of Kansas.
Morgan OF Oklahoma,
Admiral Cowles.
President Brown, OF the New York
Central
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Files Bankruptcy Papers.

Edward Daniels. a real estate brokers
living at Berwyn. Nd but having Of
fees in the Commercial National Bank
building. today fled d petition in bank
ruptcy in the Supreme Court OF the Dis
trict. He lists his debts at 81, 600 and
his assets at SI3,g0l
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Baseball In Politics.

HARTFORD Conn, Dec. S-Iim
Clarkin, OF the Hartford baseball team.
IS going 10 enter politics. BE wants 10 be
2 county commissioner and his friends
say that he has 8 good CRANE If land
Ing the office.
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MECHANIC LODGES
JOINTLY CELEBRATE
State Executive Board At
tends Degree Ceremony
In Alexandria.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. DEE.


James W Jackson Council. No. g.
and Belle Haven Council. No. 6. Jr-. o.
L. A Mechanics held joint meeting a
their hall last evening when degrees
were conferred on class Of candidate
The executive board Of the State was
present.
The Friendship Vetf ran Fire Associa-
tion held meeting AZ their hall in
South Alfred street last evening and
elected these officers President. P. II
Bradshaw; vice president, ~. r Norris.
recording secretary, J. H Mansfield:
financial secretary, J. W Chauncey,
treasurer. W T. Emerson, trustees.
A d. Brockett, J. H Trimyer, J. T
Williams: committee on engine, P F.
German. J. W. Chauncey, Dallas Pey-
ton, and William Humphries. commit
tee on applications. b WheatIey, VII
liam Humphries. and Frank Haywood
Following the meeting a smoker was
held.
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The funeral OF Mrs David y Rust
was held from Christ Protestant Eds
copal Church this morning. ana was
largely attended The Rev. W J. Nor
ton Ofhciated and the burial was IN
Ivy Hnl Cemetery The paIlbearers
were T L Rust, r " Post D y
Rust. jT-. Il L Rust. J s. Rust. and
r G. Pendleton-
The funeral OF Mrs. Josephine Turner
King street this afternoon The Rev
II N CanteT, Of the Methodist Epis--
copal Church South, officiated. and
burial was in the Methodist Protestant
Cemetery
Alexandra Lodge OF EIzs last even
ing gave charity bail at their new hal
in Prince street. which was largely at
tended The proceeds VIII 20 70 fur
nishing baskets for the poor this Christ
fas-
On next Monday evening Col Hilary
Herbert Will deliver lecture before the
Cameron Club at Lee Camp Hall, tax
- for his subject "Reminiscences"
a meeting o< the beard OF lady man
ayers OF the ChildTen'S Home Eras held
at their home this afternoon when
I''Iviness % a routine nature was trans
acted
John " Riley has bought from " H
BroUghtCn. the saloon IN King street,
near Washington street
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WALL STREET GOSSIP.

The Northern Securities has declared
a dividend of per cent, payable Janu-
ary 10 The last previous dividend was
~ per cent, on January TO- 1910.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

Furnished to The Washington Times by
a G Plant & Co, IL Fourteenth street
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

Furnished to The WASHINGTON Times b,,
A G Plant & Co. IA Fourteenth street
northwest
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NEW YORK CURB MAPY=

Furnished 70 The WashInStoa Tim. ~
Hartman 8 Co. New York. g 3 - -
manager local branch. Colorado PdiId ~.
ODen HIN IN
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Admiral Cowless
President Brown, OF the New York
Central