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The Washington herald., 1910-05-07
WIN RACE At OLD PIMLTCO
Consolation steepleehase Easy Vic
tory for Sir Wooster.
Bell Mnwr, Flying the COIOrs of w.
=. Burch, Captures Electric
Park Purse.

Baltimore. Nd. May 6.-Fencing in his
old-time form, Sir Wooster scored an
easy victory In the Consolation Steeple-
chase. the feature OF to-days programme
at Fimlico- Stanchly placed as the sec
ond choice. the big bay gelding didn't
have any difficulty in dsposing Of his
field. Five started. but there were only
three seriously considered, Waterway be-
ing made the favorite. while TouchwoOd
had some supporters.
Bell Mawr. carrying the colors Of ". P.
Burch the Washington turfman. was the
winner over a big field in the Electric
Park Purse. the event Of the week
He went TO the front without any effort
in the stretch and won going away. Tim
Pippin was the most popular winner Of
the afternoon. He took the measure Of
a select field in the fifth race.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs Cis-
mont. 100 tN1cCahey). 10 ], won. Dr.
Duenner. 100 Davis. 10 TO 3, second;
Hatteras. l0g lFairbr0therl, ~ 90 ], third.
Time, 1.0l 4-5. Isabel Casse, Rash, and
FoOtlghts also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs. Belle
{ -fie-flr A'a Nl'dN4rtr . ~ T. MNl4r obAlfs AAt
tMcCaheyl l3 10 :. second, Racing Belle.
ll5 tReid. y 10 !, third. Time. LIB As.
Nreeland. Cheek Ross Hampton, La
Refine HindOo. King COmmoner. Harmon
Pass, St Jeanne. Leopardstown, and Fly
ing Footsteps. also ran
THIRD RACE-Four and a half fur
I longs. Whist, 10 CDuganl, n 20 ~, won.
Ivyton. l07 Davis. S to ], second, Shad-
well, 10 tMcCahey), 20 70 J., third. Time,
O.55 3-5. Supervisor. sam Lewis, Steve
Baldwin, Star Charter, and Pretty One
also ran.
FOURTH RACE - SteepIechase; two
miles. Sir Wooster. I53 Hynch 20 3.
won Touchwood, 14S CA1r- r Taylor, s
10 I, second. Waterway, 153 Boyle, s 10
:, third. Time f.0i Is. Amanda II. and
Tourney also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs Tin Pip
pin. ll5 (Fairbrother). 20 I won, Pan
Joufle. ll9 Davis, 8 10 5. second, EJhOn,
12i ,Goldsteinl. rs 20 3, third. Time.
l.l3 Is Stanley Fay. Selwik. and Dream
er also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and a six
teeuth. High Range, 10 tGuheru, 20
>. won: Lad Of Langdon. JOS jEstepl. 20
2 second. Wilton LaCkaye 10 tNiCOD.
10 20 J. third. Time Lao 3-5. EIOro. Cere-
monious. Gold Castle. Miss Popular,
Court Lady. and Snug also ran
SEVENTH RACE-FOur and a half
furlougs. Rosey Posey. l0l lGoldstcinl,
Z 20 7. won. kaufman. l01 Davis II 20 :.
second. Jack Ryan. l07 tReidl. s 20 J..
third Time, 0.55 3-5. Racewell. Match
Minister Troy Weight. Fort Worth,
Touch Ne, and Vito g. also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-07
AQucduCt.

TVI NIH hAIf-Ino NIngN IUlDfY HaDlin3Tt
for three-y -year-olds and upward; guaranteed purse
value. 81 500: one and Cnc-siytccnth miles.
Faycttc. ia Restgouche ..... l.,
Magazine. l0l Guy Fisher ....-.... l09
FIFTH RACE-For threc-year-olds and upward .
gentlemen riders; selling 500 added; seven furl0uss
Dulleare. lil I'd. Ball.,........ lE
Belleyiew. l6 Banyan. ............. I4J
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-07

The Lincoln Parks yesterday defeated
the Little Giants by s TO 6. Massie pitched
star game, allowing but for hits and
striking out ten. Greer led at the bat.
getting a home run and a three-base hit.
Score:
R.H Z.
Lincoln Pafss....... 0 o 29o-S g
Little Gisnts'..,'.., 0 2 5000 Is 1
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MEMS CLOTHING.

MEMS clothing on credit; $l.00
week, suits given at once. T. Levy
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lrfire this office,
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

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building; rent includes electric light,
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vice. Apply the Won Hamm Young
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tered shopper in all lines. shops for
and with customers: no charge: cor
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SPECIALIST.
Classified Advertisements
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cooks, walters, yardboys,
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FOR LEASE.

THREE cottages, situated on Quess
st. Gin town., for ten years A e.
Magoon Bros, Merchant st.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12

ter and spirit of the Constitution and
is in harmony with the present rela-
tive strength OF the two dominating
political parties, while It also gives
just representation to minor political
parties. II was proposed in good
faith by the best governor ever elect
ed by the people, and by party leaders
as honorable and patriotic as ever par.
ticipated in state politics. 1t was APP.
proved by the signatures OF more than
$4,000 qualified voters. II was refused
a hearing and test at the ballot box
by a partisan Democratic secretary OF
state, who was advised by a Demo
cratic attorney general, and was de-
clared unconstitutional" by four
Democratic supreme judges, one OF
them, Judge CAN'T, being a Democrat
ic nominee for reelection. Judge
Woodson, a Democrat, dissented from
the extraordinary decision OF his Dem
ocratic associates on the supreme
bench and declared the proposition
ought to be submitted to vote of the
people. Judge Lsmm, the only Repub-
lican member OF the court, dissented
but wrote no opiLIon.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12

the Senate exclusive of senators
from the cities Of st. Louis and
Kansas City. the districts in which
are apportioned by the local Circuit
courts and change in political con-
plexion with the shifting of the pop.
ulation. Three OF the present sen.
ators from st. Louis and both sena-
tors from Kansas City jackson coun.
ty) are Democrats.
The gerrymander left the First and
the Twenty-eighth Jasper county
doubtful. They have both been car
ried by the Republicans. The gerry
mander gave the Republicans only
four OF the rs country districts
the Fourth, the Eighteenth, the
Nineteenth, and the Twenty-fifth
~(Gasconade, Franklin and st. Louis
counties, all solidly Republican,. The
counties composing these districts are
50 grouped as not to interfere with
Democratic majorities In contiguous
counties.
Had all OF the gerrymandered dis
trlcts formed OF the ll3 counties FOR
Democratic advantage been held by
the Democrats in 1906 and 1908 the
Senate would now be composed OF
twenty-five Democrats and nine Re.
publicans.
Under a provision Of the Constitu.
ton the Judges OF the Circuit Court
at st. Louis divide that city into the
number OF allotted districts. The two
districts allotted to Kansas City, In,
GLIDING Jackson county, are also ar
ranged by the circuit Judges. The
changing population there has varied
the political complexion Of the dis
tricts. In 1904 both senators elected
were Republicans. but In 1908, due to
the manipulation Of the election by
the Democratic leaders, two Dsmo.
cratic senators were elscted.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
@ard)enbafte 8irfnna.

o,$nben Sic nidt elm Wfittel eesen
HbeumatismiS2" fraste elm &1tnbe
IN Der 9rogerie. .Sier babe ib ge.
raoe, mas Sic brnu6en," ertpiSerte
Der 9rosiit prompt, runiere 8lisfur
tdmlid. 9enten sic MIR, elmer I'm.
lererS &linben lag Montag nod i'm
Bet unb fonnte iid nidt betpesen;
Stenstag neriuhte er es NIT unIerer
glisfrr, unb Mitttpod befam er Elm
Strafmanbat iiber 5 Mearf tpeaert
allslifnellen &aSeInS."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
CONSTITUTIONAL MAP

One glance at the map showing the
"a senatorial districts into which ll3
counties are divided by the constitu.
tional amendment proposed by Gov
ernor Hadley and the Republican
State Committee will suffice to show
that:
They are naturally divided.
They are compact and convenient.
The counties in each district are
contiguous.
Counties Of similar conditions and
population are grouped together.
Political majorities are considered
only as they are naturally and justly
entitled to Consideration.
Twelve of the twenty-four districts
are normally Democratic and twelve
are normally Republican.
Every district Is convenient for
travel and communication between
he counties composing it.
AS TO the matter of population the
districts have each, approximately,
100000. {
st. Louis, having 100000 population,
is allotted seven senator's; Jackson
county and Kansas City, with 300.0 900,
are allotted three senators. The POI
litical complexion Of these ten dis
tricts can not be predetermined be-
cause the circuit judges, by authority
of the Constitution, must arrange
them according to population. form
ing them, as nearly as may be posi-
Bile, from contiguous wards or polit-
ical divisions.
This division Of the political units
CT the state into senatorial districts
is fair, reasonable, and In no sense q
Kerrymander. 1t conforms to the lev
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12

Scr Sdnee bereebt, bos ets
bri6t alf. gs fdfpiut Der Str6in
Shttb. "araft, 2ebenl. iubeIts
I'm StrrmesIonf. 9aS lit oie Goe
tie oes uabenben SriibIings, Der bod
fonlnter muB, Oh aid Der @inter
nod 10 iebr nit ftiirmiiden @ebdr.
Den Oraitt. Sn Der 8roIa, in Der
%irfli6feit g~eitaItet fidj freiIidJ oas
Bib MIR 5it bdufis sotia anOerS.
Der &itf nod relier Strait, mad neil.
EN- Seben erifaIlt matt, taiim Dab
Die bIei6en 2ippen ibm 2aute Der.
leibett fonnen. Der iebniiiGtige
8unfh lit 6a, 6as 8ollbringen, ous
8erben aber febIt, 6enit Der &6rper
1T 5u geidpdd)t, I'M neuern 2eben
gebeiblihen 9oben 81 bieten. Sn
Der lan9ep @intertrdgbeit bat ftd) in
ben groBeren 9andlen uno ben feinei
@6bren beg &orpers mebr urro nlebr
.@iftffoff mtgeinmmeIt, Der oTs abge'
mutt bdtte aiisgeidie6en tuer6en ioI-
len. itatt Oeiierf aber BON Dem trdse
oabinfIiebenSen @Iutc uidt fortge-
idIeppt ner6en fonnte un6 fdIiebIid
bonn aorper, bieiet pergif-
tend, oufgeiaiiet tpuroe. Sam ditf
ioldert pergiftefen 8ooen iietes Sc
ben eriprieBen? Siderli6 nidt, es
Tel oerin, 8u idoffeft @atb, inbe1n
Oh oeinen aorper nit SiIf Der be.
Ct. 8ernar6 GrditerpiOen
bon Dem Site befreiit, oas ieoe iieite
2ebensregring i'm aeine 5l erftiden
orpbt. gertraue Did ridt ben
0uadialbern an; boffe nihts bon
oeren AuediiIber, oas ben 2eib MIR
ulebr 5erriitte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
GERRYMaNDERED MAP

This map clearly shows how three
democratic state officers, in 1901, di-
yided 113 of the ia counties Of Mis-
souri, into 26 districts. 50 arranging
them as to make the Second, Third,
Sixth. Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh,
Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Eff
teenth. Sixteenth, Seventeenth, TWEEN.
tieth: Twentysarst. Twenty3second.
Twenty-third. Twenty-fourth. Twenty
sixth and Twenty5seventh reliably,
II not surely Democratic, giving the
Democrats 20 Of the "a seats In
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
guridlaa ,nr Site.

3oliberfiirItler Sect iperoe if
Dor Sbren augen cine Dame Der.
i6Din6en luiien. SIT cine Ser anne.
Ienoen Qan1eI1 piellei1t bereit, 6as
Experiment OIL ii6 alisfiibren gu Iai.
ien2" Scrr: Sea, Sdpieger.
mnnla6eri. ipie mars 6eHn2%
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
@etradtnna.

rGos @aiier 1T idon oft auf Der
8eIt mem llngliif semeienl slls
4ino bin i1 Oreimal IN Den Geld ge.
fallen; 0ann bait i'd cine @ild.
b%anoIung bu bab' id tpeeen benz
Wolefiapaiier %5peifnal 6rei @pden
'friegt uno nerlid bats BEL mir se-
brannt. 8er bat mir Die gauge @e.
idi6te berSorben2 . @aiierl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
Der nnentidluiiene @erehrer.

Nitter: u@os, er bot iid inuter
nod nifts merfen laiien 9-0as mill
i'd Dir aber iaeen, a1tbi, Dor Dem
Wttttageiien muB er iif nod erfl6.
rem ionft miro Ole Sans nift onae.
idnitten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
@ebe, lpsnn lie lpgaeIalicn!

8trtb (ltad)ts Inn apoIf 5l ieinen
StommaGIten): mMeine Serrer,
Ipenn Sic iett nidt en0It6 5dluB
modem born FAB i@ sic bret Srauen
herein5 hic idpn felt ciiter bal6en
5tnn0c Dor Der Ghiire itc6en."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
9ot6luebr.

Sommerfriidler: ngeitern iaben
bod 10 piele @aIerinnen in Sbrer
@ieie uno beute nidJt cine; pie
Ifommt oas2" Bauer: rs bab',
Inn Dem llebeI ab5'beIfen bent' nadt
Die 8ies' friid biin9t."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
Sod fua6r.

nStebit On 90 bitter ben Sort.
Don't, mo Der Simmel Die groe gu be.
ritbren i6eint2" ySd, SnfeIl" -
~Sunge, i6 bin idon 10 nobe beron.
gerpeien, bob i9 feinen @rofden spt.
id]er neinen &opf unb ben $tmmel
britgen fonnte." 30, Snfel, Oh
sserlansit bod nidt, 6aB iG oas elau.
BEG osbatia6e, mein Ssunsel Sd
batte ndmlt9 feinen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
@orfidtin..

@irt6: eg9enn elmer BON ben Ser
rai &eaetqriQlcr lit. odun bGtt' i6
fir i'm nod ain 8ctt eS Itebt nam.
lif in Scr aommcr, no uniere @iirite
hdnqcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
glitter.

aiinitier: ~@as, MIR 80 Dart
fir meili 8emlSloe2 Der Gtabnen
toitet me6r!!@ Ifdnolcibcr: Sos
@iyintait, pjr beleilGr aud MIR bic
RGDmca.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
s.sienbeIdaulidfeit.

ySagen sic nal, mas ungeln Ste
oenn oa2" .&e6tel4 .Id,
fino bier Sehte in Dem Eei12"
$50, i'd meiB nidt Biz iest babe i'd
ndmIiG nod feinen aefangenl@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
SnmDnaiides.
auf Der SefnnS6rbabn.

8aiiagier GUM 8%ugfilbrer) Bnr
has elm Stud porbinl Sd oudte i6on
an etnen 8uiammenitoBl" - raber
init mem iollen mir oenn siiinmmerl-
ftoBen2 @ir kaben bod blob oas cine
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
Carrie @atiOn,

Ole beriibmte 8erfedterin oes antiaI.
febolisntus, ote befdnntli6 iebr ora.
lttfd1e Mittel anr. Grreihune ibres
Stpedes anfuenoete, betrat zines ga.
ses etn Semperen3reitairant in Gun.
Dee. aSunger Marn", reoete Tie ben
Gtgentbiirner an, nberfnufen Sic 81.
fOr2" .@ein," mar Die Gntport,
saber nebenan friesen Gle, mas sic
brauden."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12

THE CHILDREN LIKE xT
KENNEDY'S LAXATIVE
COUGH SYRUP
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
Der n6drIidJe 8ealeiter.

": .Sbr Sun6 remit ia inrner
bon Der einen Seite Der Strabe oiii
ste nroere.9 g.. $50, oas III er
aod, seiDcbnt bon Der 9eit ben, als e.
sthenl Stiioenten geb5rte-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
.sefsbt.

Limb iin6 sic BEL ben 2euten i'm
Scuie beliebt?" raber iebrl Sen.
fen sic MIR: Sd er3abIe ibnen, mir
tpiiroen germ iirt3ieben, fonnten es
urs ober nidt leiiten. ltn6 On erbo.
ten lie lid urferen geiaulten ltnta,is
81 be5nbIeni@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
9~dredensfinb

ygfd. mem Sunse, tbuit Oh aud
inlrer, mas Die DIANA Dir iogt2"-
.gsotiirlif,1 ertptSertr Der TiinfiSb.
rige, suno 9apo maht's ebeniela
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12

This map represents fail, constitutional division of 13 counties into "a senatorial
hstrcts-the counties in each being contiguous and the districts compact and conven
without special reference to paW maprdes It Is in no sese a GERRYMANDER
or partisan purposes Three districts are given to jackson county and Kansas City ard ~
seven to the City of ST. Loms to be outlined by the Circuit Judges .S @A
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-27
Looks Best on Third

The. 1910 fielding work Of HeiRe
Zimmerman. of the Cubs, shows
some Of the queeresC cOnfradic-
tIOns that c0uid be imagined.
Jimmy, IL was supposed. Nas a
second baseman by rights. That
would indicate that he ought TO
field best at second, = little
worse at short, and weakest OF
MI at third. Vet here WIS WHIST
this curious Dutchmaa did dur
Ing the past campaign. He play
ed fhirty-tlVO games on second
and feIded .s4s. just fair. moth
ing extra Going to short. be
fieided tVVenty-sEx games for SIS
positively the worst record In
captivity and full of blow holes.
On that showing you'd expect
him 70 field HboUt .673 at third,
wouIdn'f yous And yet. in TWEEN
ty-three games on third he made
only ono error and got by with
n percentage OF .SS9. Evidently
Jimmy belonged or third ali the
time. but nobody knew IL. not
even himself. tiI he tried his
hand In the new position.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-27
BELIEVE STORE
WAS SET ATTIRE
Early Morning Blaze APP
pears 10 Have Been of
InCendiary Origin.

Fire. which the officials OF the de-
pErtment claim was clearly of incen-
diary origin, was discovered about 2-eD
O'Clock this morning by a pedestrian
in the grocery and liquor store Of JaseIH
Brothers. at 1874 Fourteenth street
northwest
In response TO the early morning
alarm from Fourteenth and Z streets,
the fremeH hurried to the scene. No
flames had Yet reached the outside Of
the building, but within several small
Jets OF fire could be seen Breaking in
side. the firemen discovered about ten
small piles Of paper and rags burning
freely. some Of them having already set
IRE 10 the woodwork and others still
burning
All these punches Of raES and paper
were saturated with oil and appeared to
have been placed so as 20 ignite the
fixtures Of the store easily
Fire Marshal Nicholson and Chief
wagner, after viewing carefully the
scene Of the FIRE, unite in the opinion
that the blaze was started wilfully by
some person who designed TO destroy
the place The total damage to the
stock and building was $4,000
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-27

BREAK IN NEW YORK STOCK MARKET,
ELECTRICS LEADING DECLINE.
BANK FAILURE HURTS.

rush Of liquidation and an invitation to
the bears TO extend their commitments
on the short side.
Moreover, there was an expectation
in the air of loan calling BY he banks
in preparation for the Jsnuary disbUrse-
ments OF So, 009,eo9 The tip was sent
out that there would be no serious re-
srIts as q result OF the shifting Of
loans.
The stocks chiefly affected by the de-
veIooments OF the dsy were General
Electric. which dropped from a close OF
1542< on SATURDAY. 70 I53 for an opening.
and then down 10 Isl, from which there
Was 4 recover during the morning
hours Of / point Westinghouse dropped
over d point.
But Il was the disappointment OF the
Street, the dissa pointment at the failure
Of the Administration declared idea
for business prosperity with much % be
desired quiet and freedom from trouble
psnzinz the settlement Of the trust
case5. that hurt.
TIE leaders IN the rails lost 20 IL
points. and recovered the fraction, max
lnE above ] point average decline Tho
secC adary group Of rails was of = 10 .
IntsrborO lost a point Copper held with
q - loss, and Shelter dropped z
slightly lower prices were current
in the second hour Of the afternoon
with no activity whatever, traders
being content TO scalp an eighth or
quarter. As a rule prices were a
small fraction above the actual low
Of the morning
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-27
GRIFFIN PROPERTY
GOES TO RELATIVES
Testament Probated TODAY
Makes Liberal Be
quests

The viii Of Mrs Caroline Hale Crit
I'm, formerly OF this city, who died in
BrockpoTt, y Y. a short time ago, was
fled for probate this morning.
Liberal requests were left 10 ali her
relatives with the exception Of the nus
band TO her daughter, HuIda Smith,
OF BT-alzz,srt, was devised the house and
property al 70l 3 street northeast Her
granddaughter, Carrie L HUI. was also
remembered Dy the testatrix-
Nathaniel Griffin, husband Of the tes-
tatrix. was originally bequeathed but SO.
A later cOdicil. however. revoked this
beGUest on account OF his death.
In addition 20 these requests, Mrs
Griffin. In cOdiCai directed that a
large tract Of land IN Bioomingdale,
Mich be left 10 her son. 9 o Hale
The viii Of Antoinette de Silver Chris
tianl, OF this city. was also fled this
morning By the terms OF this viii all
OF her property. both real and personal.
vas left &c ner Two sons. J. r de Sill
yer and Carl A ChristiaEi, with the
prOviSO that IN event of the death Of
either the property shall go To the sur
viyor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-27

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-The settlement
Of the engineers difficulties, thus avoid
ing disastrous strike, was the one
good feature Of the news over the holi-
day adjournment But just as brokers
and traders were planning 10 celebrate
this peace victory the news came from
Washington that the President had or
dered the Department OF Justice to pro-
coed against the so-eaIled Electrical
trust, specializing the Westinghouse and
the General Electric Comps MES Then,
10 cap the climax. or. rather. 10 COM
plete the happiness Of the merry Tule-
tide for the bears. the superintendent or
banks of the State OF New York took
possession Of the Northern Bank Of Nee
b ork. with main office at 215 West 125th
street, and with nine branches scat
tered throughout the city, deposits
$500. oo0. Enthusiasm was dsmpened in
short order, and within thirty minutes
the bears were dancing gleefully
throughout the room looking for stop
orders here and there. and meeting with
some success in their efforts.
It va a keen disappointment TO hold
ers Of securities. to bankers. and to
the whole market Warning signals
were set by conservative commission
houses decTyinE any movement 10 sd-
vance stocks as likely 10 bring on a
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LOCAL SECURITIES
WERE VERY QUIET
Odds and Ends and Not
Much Business in Either.
Values Were Steady.

Three days adjournment was too
much for the local exchange. il the
amount OF business transacted this noon
may be taken as a criterion Of cause and
effect.
There Vas practically nothing doing
just odds and ends. and even the snds
were 50 limited that the odds did not
count
Aside from a few Railway IS AZ s3ss 10
S51zs the business was not worthy OF
another line Of comment The Quota
tons may be interesting, the sales we're
not.
II IS the cleaning-up time, the evening
up OF trades for the year the taking
Of stOck-Derhaps after January 1, 1871,
there viii be a revival