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Real Estate transfers.

ADDITION TO LIE DROIT PARK
Made II. Fleming ct. ux. TO George
L. McCurdy. lot IL. block .: $40.
DISQUALIFICATION Johnson ct uN.
10 Ezekiel Cunningham. lots and
6. block 8, section ,. $40.
COLUMBIA INCONSISTENCIES W.
King ct TX. to Charles w. Taylor,
lot IL. block -. SO.
ETWORTH-Charles j. Walker, ct
TX. to Laura T.. Rynex, lot -.
square 10 $40.
EIGHTH STREET SOUTHEAST near
North Carolina avenue-Florence u.
McAuliffe ct. uN. to Samuel j.
Brinkley, part original lot .. square
D STREET SOUTHEAST between 18th
and 18th streets-pavd ]. DUNCAN to
Cl:sta j. Moore, lot 100 square 1Ols;
SEVENTH AND r STREETS SOUTH
EAST-FranciS +. Weller to Michael
l. Weller, part original lot 4, square
ao2: SO
CHICH ESTER-Francis r. Weller TO
CHEVY CHASE GROVE;-Fulton r. Cor
don ct TX. to Anna l.. Sargent. lot l.
square 2o13 S2.31l.S7. Same Ia Eva
s2.5SS4l Same to Elizabeth Stack
lot .. square 2o14; si.7Os.oS.
MOUNT PLEASANT-Daniel NJ. Shehan
to Charles ?; O'Hara lot $50; $40
koski, same property; $40.
MOUNT PLEASANT AND PLEASANT
PLAINS-Harry Wardman ct al to
George b. Mullin. lots 81 to 81. block
NEW Jersey AVENUE NEAR FLOR
IDA AVENUE NORTHWEST-Ar
H. Glennan ct al to James G. Glen
nan. lots 3s and ~, square east of
AZ: $40.
WooDLEY PARk-George c. Humphrey
To Ii2r n nnH,ln Lot x,
block Il: $40
SCHETTZEN PARK-Edith H. Gottwals
to Annie NJ Curtin. lot 1Oc, block 3;
TWELFTH AND W STREETS NORTH
WEST-John H. Rupert, trustee. to
j. Wrley Jacobs. lots II, 13, 10 and
Ii. square 1903: SO. J. w. Jacobs con-
veys same property to Annie NJ Cur
tain. $40.
MOUNT PLEASANT-John H. Ruppert.
trustee. to J. Wriley Jacobs. part
lots 1874 and 1875: SO j. Wriley Jacobs
conveys same property to Annie NJ.
Curtin. SO.
TWELFTH AND w STREETS NORTH
WEST AND COUNTY-Annie NJ
Curtin to John II. Rupert and NJ
Frank Rupert. trustees, lots II. b.
Il. H. square COZ: part lots 134 and
1875, Mount Pleasant: lot 1O2 block 3
scheutzen Park: lot 80. block Is. Hol-
mead Manor: $40
SOUTH CAPITOL STREET SOUTH
WEST between and o streets-F
w. Brandenburg eft al. trustees, to
Charles Marthinson part original lots
Is and 10, square GJ3; $1,000.
MOUNT PLEASANT AND SMITHS
VACANCI-John o. Evans ct al. to
J. Eakin Gadsby, lot 3, block 3; So, o5O
BURVILLE-Frank T. Rawlings ct ux.
to James II. Posey, lot ~, square $40:
$40.
L. STREET NORTHWEST beween 18th
and 18th street fThe Ilkley)--Orrin r.
Martin ct TX. 10 Henry Roberts. lot
Isl, square 23I; $40. Subject to trust
for $4,000.
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William \ Redmond. trustee. 10
James L. kittorman. lots - and 90,
square 6i51; S.srn
CIR EENNAIE T. Edmund !. Hickey e uN.
to Preston Il. Samucls. part lot Il.
Sla
l. STREET sol THEAST between 18th
and Eth streets-David !. DUNCAN -
Luther JAEGER. lots =. and -, square
lois. S1o.
WHITNEY cLoSE-James i. JorcS CT
uN. TO Aioysius |. Foaly. lot -, block
IL Slo.
SECOND STREET NORTHEAST he
tween East Capitol aGd \ streets
Charles l.. s Sheldrake II nix. To
Annie Sheldlak.. part lot 81 square
80: $40
EAST pEANWoop-S duev T. Marshall
TO Caroline Jackson. lot -. square :;
Sln
EENo-Ciari rice l.. .iirdiustou to Jeannettc
t.. Jirdinson. lot ~, square - aud
lot =, square >. Sia.
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SUICIDE NOT A BAR.
Families of Letter Carriers Still En-
titled to Collect Benefits.

ROCHESTER,. y. y. September s.
Members Of tho Mutual Bcneii. ASsncia-
ton of the National Letters Carriers
Association. who commit suicide will not
thereby invalidate their claims. This was
decided at this mornings session of tho
biennial convention. Three suicides were
reported since the last convention.
The delegates We're addressed by Rev.
George ". Grannis OF New York, who did
a great deal toward obtaining Sunday
closing for the carriers. REPRESENTATIVE
William NJ. Calder Of Brooklyn was an
other speaker.
The carriers Will hold a ball tonight in
the state armory and conclude their bHsi-
ness session TO morrow.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

Business at the noon meeting today of
tho Washington Stock Exchange was
quite light in volume. and at the con-
clusiOn of the session the exchange adj
journed over the weekend, the next
meeting being scheduled for Monday. In
with the end of the week s
business the weekly review showed that
the trading of the five days. Monday to
Friday, had involved the transfer OF
total of III shares of stock and bonds OF
a total face value OF $4,000.
The only bonds sold at today's meeting
included SoOW Washington Gas 3s at
1091s and 10. and 81 ,0o Capital FRACTION
SIS at 11li2.
In the stock list there were only tiIfee
issues in which trades were consum-
mated Forty eight shares OF NaSi1hs-
ton Railway and Electric preferred were
taken at S.ll.. one share of MerSen,ha'ef
at o2Sl. and forty shares of --,aerlcan
Security and Trust at 1s9l2
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, September s-,losinc:
6oton-Spot. good business done: prices
II points higher. American inidditng fair
t.:h, GOOD middllng 80. niddling -.
low Widd'InC, rs. good ordinary 500,
ordinary. $50. Tn. sales of the dav were
1u.pD bales. of which .asi were for specu
lation and export. and included $500
American. Receipts. 1.2fD bales all
American. Futures opened steady and
closed steady.
september. 6Sl: September and Octo-
Der. So; October and November 62li,.
November aud December. 6I1. December
and January. Gle. January and Febru-
AIRY. Gle. February and March, 6l7i1
March and April 6.l9: April and Nav
go. Ma. and June, col
The following are the weekly cotton
statistics. Imports, AL kinds 10000
ia IS: imports, American 5000 bales:
stock. all kinds. :;1 900 bales; stock
American. iS:.WD bales. American for
warded, -aIn bales. Total exports, LOO
bales.
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET

CHICAGO. September S-Cattle-Re-
ceipts estimated at 1000 head, market
steady to strong. Beeves 5OOaSlO;
Texas steers, 4.40a64O; western steers
4.00a7.00: stockers and feeders, 3.0Oa
$50: cows and heifers. 2.o5a63O: calves.
6.25a9.0O.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at Q. 600 head:
market generally 10 higher than yes
mixed. 6.9Oa7.55; heavy. 6.75a7.45: rough.
6.75a6.95: good to choice heavy. 695a
7.45: pigs. 4.75a7.30: bulk of sales,
6.95a7.3O.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 10000
head: market steady to shade higher
Native. c.25a3.90. western. a50a4 90;
yearlinss. 390at70: lambs. native. 1.75a
500; western. 4.25aS.00.
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COUPLE BROWNS IN LAKE.
Rowboat Capsizes During Storm and
Man and Woman Perish.

SYRACUSE. y. y. September s.
George ID. Baxter. assistant secretary Of
the New York State Underwriters AsSo-
citation. and Miss Ella Seager were
drowned in Onondaga lake late last
night. They went out in rowboat and
their boat capsZed during the storm. II
was not until this morning that the ac-
cident was discovered
The upturned boat MAS found with the
girls body caught under il by a rope.
The body of Baxter has not yet been re-
covered.
Baxter was thirty years old and Miss
SedSer was tWenty-SlN.
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WILL FLY TO BALL GROUNDS.
Army Aviators Invited to Pay Visit
to National Park.

Arrangements We're mad. this afternoon
by the management ~ the Washington
aviators 10 the ball field. capt Paul
Beck. Lieut.. Harry Arnold and Lieut..
II. {. Kirkland were all invited t. come
by acropiane and bring their friends.
They expect 10 fly in from College Park
and land on the bah ticta just before the
,a
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CONDITION OF CROPS.
Estimate Issued by Agricultural De-
partment Board.

The September crop report of the De-
partment of Agriculture crop reporting
board. issued this afternoon. shows the
condition of the crops as follows:
Corn. condition. 10.3. acre yield, % 8,
spring wheat, condition, SOL acre
yield. 9.8. all wheat, acre WELD u 6,
oats. condition, 64.5: acre yield. 239,
barley. condition. 65.5: acre yield, EOS.
Buckwheat, condition. SIS: acre yield
1916. Potatoes condition. '9.S; acre Yield
a. Tobacco. condition. Ill: acre WELD
7l.6. Flax, condition, 6S.4: acre yield
IL Rice. condition, So; acre Yield, -. l.
Hay, total yield. 4G9n,G0O tons: acre
Yield. 100; quality, ?0.3. Apples, condi-
ton. $50.
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Two Italians Shot in Quarrel.

PERTH AMBOY. n. j.. September s.
A fusillade Of shots followed bitter
quarrel of laborers here today. and two
Italians fell dead and another was Sc
vereiy wounded. The affair took place in
a boarding house and the police are hunt
ing for Marine Rorino as the assassin.
The shooting came as a climax to a
card game. in which four men were TAX
ing part.
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STOCKS STILL DROP
Declines Continue in Active Is
sues During Early Trading.
RALLIES AMOUNT T0LITTLE
Slight Advances Closely Followed by
Recessions.
MARKET GREATLY UNSETTLED
Crop Ginning Report and Copper
Producers Statement Cause
Irregularity.
RALLIES AMOUNT TOLITTLE
MARKET GREATLY UNSETTLED

NEW WORK. September S--The dechne
IN stocks was continued in the early trad-
in- today Several new low records for
tho wear we're made. including Baltimore
ard ohio which receded = to INA
Denver and Rio Graude preferred ana
Missouri Facjtc each Of which lost 2,
canadian Fdcitic fell back is. southern
Pacific and Great Northern preferred l.
and most II the other market leaders
Ia 80 fractions.
Prices " stocks were hid UP on the
hnlIish construction placed upon the
eorton ginning report. Whicn Sho"eo
that twice as much cotton had been GIN
ned as in the similar period last year.
Fresh sales of stocks met the recovery
in prices. and the list, which had re-
bounded in many instances to above yes
terdav's closing was forced back nearly
10 the low level. United States Steel
declined to 80.
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much change in temperature, light east
erly winds.
Maximum temperature past twenty-four
hours. ~. year ago. 81.
Cloudy weather continues over much of
the country east of the Rocky noun
tains. and there have been local rains
in the middle Atlantic states. the lake
region. the Ohio and middle Mississippi
valleys. the plains states and along the
south Atlantic and gulf coasts
Temperatures continue low over the
northern states from New England west
ward to the Rocky mountains. and
Thursday night frosts formed in Wyo-
ming and Montana. The weather con-
tinues moderately warm in the southern
states
No well defined storm area is charted
within The field of observation.
The Indications are that the weather
VIII be cloudy over much of the region
east nj the Mississippi river during to-
night and Saturday. with n proba bility
of local rains in the south Atlantic and
east gulf states.
Temperatures will not change materially
in any section east OF the Mississippi
river during the next thirty-six hours.
Tho winds along the New England
coast will be moderate northeasterly.
probably brisk on southern coast. on the
middle Atlantic coast, moderate east and
northeast: on the south Atlantic and east
gulf coasts. light tn moderate variable.
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have moderate to brisk east
and northeast winds and overcast weather
to the Grand Banks.
The following heavy precipitation lin
inchcS) has been reported during the last
tWentN-tour hours: Syracuse, La.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings of the
THERMOMETERS and barometer at the
weather bureau for the twenty-four hours
beginning at pm. yesterday:
Thermometer-icste 1 phi. S.: s
pm. 50; /. midnight, ~: today. I am.
-; am. ~. I. noon, 81: = pm. 80
Maximum, 50. at $50 pm. Yesterday.
minimum, n. at am. today
Barometer Yesterday. I pm, :o.o3: 8
pm. zoos; l. midnight. 3o.1+: today, 4
am. Bolt. am. fn.2o: !. noon, m2t I,
= pm, :o29
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at
am: Great Falls-Temperature I6.
condition. 10. Dalecarlia reservoir-Tem-
perature, as: condition at north connec-
ton, s': condition AT south connection
81, Georgetown distributing reservoir
Temperature, -; condition at inf1uent
gatehouse, 30: condition at efi,uent gate
house. 30.
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide, "a am. and 2:l9
pm: high tide 40 "a m. and $40 pm,
Tomorrow-I.ow tide. 30, m. and 300
pm: high tide, $50 am. and $50 pm
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 5:35 am, sun sets GIL
pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 5:36 am.
Full moon 10:4S am today.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted hy thirty minutes after sunset.
eXtinguShins. begun one hour before sun
rise All arc aand incandescent lamps
lighted fifteen minutes after sunset and
extingushed forty-five minutes before
sunrise.
Up-River Waters.
Special Dispatch Ia The Star.
HARPHRS FERRY, w. Va. September
S-The Potomac and Shenandoah rivers
are both muddy this morning.
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FOREIGN BANKS.

PARIS. September S-Closinc. Three
per cent rentes, ~ francs 72i. centimes
for the account.
Exchange on London, -, francs .Ji.
centimsS for checks.
BERLIN. September S.-Exchanse on
London, ~ marks ~ pfcnnigs for checks
Money. ~ per cent
Private discount rate. 1 per cent
LONDON. September bullion amount
ing To 42ui.tsD was taken into the Bank
Of England on balance today.
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BALTIMORE.

Special Dispatch 10 Tho Star.
BALTIMORE Md. September s
Wheat-Easier. spot contract, a34; spot
No. red western, 3oas: september. A'Aa
October Aa,a9,: December, ?Slsa.Sis
steamer No. :. red, ?1l4. receipts, 19,1E
ern grade. 3caA.
Corn-Easier: spot contract, 7lA; Sep
tember ia: year. 66esa667s: January.
66lta66ls: February. 66aa March, 67A.
Oats--Easier; No. . white old. 41a47A:
new. 461oa46s4: standard white old. 46%;
new. 464 No. > white old, i6t:. new,
AS; No. mixed new, 46a45A; receipts.
14.226 bushels.
Hay--Steady: No. l timothy unchanged.
No | clover mixed unchanged
Grain freights-Firm steam to Liver
pool. per bushel unchanged, cork for
orders, per quater unchanged.
Rye: Firm-No. > western domestic.
p..a3i; receipts, l.941 bushels.
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LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, Setember 8.-American Sc
curities opened steady and fraction
lower today. Later light covering car
ried few stocks above parity. At
noon the market was steady, with
prices ranging from a above to "a be
low Yesterdays New York closing.
Later New York and Berlin selling
orders were executed. and the whole
list declined again. Prices hardened d
fraction in the late trading and the
hi
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Musician Tells His Story.

Il get on the car to go to the gas, be-
gan Imperatori.
ITO go to the gas?' queried Mr.. Schuld.
ITO pay da gas bill. asserted Impera-
tori .Eet is late for ola gas. Heem close
da gas at o'clock an | have just da
time to get to da gas. Dere come d
bump. Presto, SO quick l don know
what ees.
"A breeck wagon run into da car. Den
da car stop and da conduct try to tex
name. He try five. ten, feefteen minute.
| beg heem to stop da monkey biz and
go ahead. l say to heem to so on |
nayver talk louder like dees. Den he
pull me on coat and | fin myself on da
floor of da street. all dirt, and bees black
on elbow an knee. Den come polls. and
l stop sayin' something. cause | know
not much about such tinGs.
II gat lock uD, an ride in patrol. l
done nothing.
AS he said these words he leaned over
the witness box and made a gesture
which seemed TO indicate that he was
cuddling a violin and playing a violent.
tempeStnouS storm scene.
His attorney suggested to the judge
that the musician had suffered enough
indignity but Judge Aukam thought
otherwise. This is how he concluded:
He had no right to make a disturb
ance. If he didn't like the way the
ears were held up he could take a cab.
Five dollars"
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Sugar Still Going Up.

NEW YORK. September S.-All grades
OF refined sugar were advanced 10 cents
q hundred pounds today.
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Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81. f6s .0OS 1S
District of Columbia city Of Washington.
L. HOWARD MORAN. treasurer of the above
named hank. do solemniy that the above
statement is true 10 the best of my know ledge
and belief. HOWARD MORAN. Treasurer
Subscribed and Ia before this 9Th
day Of September. 1911.
,Seal1 DALE :. yENARLES.
Notary Public, ID. q.
Correct Attest:
ALEX s CLARKE
JOHN III. RUPERT.
JAMES +. SHEA.
J. PHILIP HERMANN. 1
ANTHONY GAEGLER,
Il. +. SAUL.
JOHN SHJGHRIE.
WM. MILLER.
WM III. lRCH,
II. HARRISON JOHNSON.
Directors
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Washington Stock Exchange

Sales-Reguia; call. II O'Clock n"on--WashinS
Ton Gas S. $500 al 1885,. 81 900 at no. $500 Mt
l 10. . so,s
Washington Rwy. and Flee pfd.. ) at e3i4'
) S9i.. II AT Sgi4, - Al S?i4.
MergenthaIcr Linotype, l II .2s12. :,
After call-American Security and Trust, 40
at .s9l2.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIV Err POOL. September S.-Closng:
Wheat-Spot nominal; futures easy; Octo-
her. is Id: December IS 5s4d; March, IS
6asd
Corn-Spot steady: American mixed, SIS
111.d, futures dull; October, 5s 1O3sd; jan
uary, IS 77sd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-08

The preliminary survey for the pro-
posed Richmond and Northern Neck
railroad has been completed.
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4 suit has been filed at Parkersburg,
W. Va. by Samuel Kennedy. barber
against j. y. Smith a grocer. for $1,000
for alleged alienation Of his wifes af
fections. The defendant was formerly a
minister in Writ county.
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BONDS.

If you want work read the want col
Iinns VI The star.
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Tone Very Feverish.

Movements of stocks were unsettled
and the tone of the market was feverish
during the morning. renewal of yes
terdav's selling gave the list heavy
appearance. but this was at times onset
by sharp rallies and prices swerved BACK
and forth irregularly.
Uncertainty as To the character of the
government crop report and the copper
producers statement to be issued later
in the day was largely responsible for
the urwillingness of traders to take
decided stand After Canadian Pacific
rad been depressed two points below
Yesterdays closing the market took a
vigorous upturn.
Some Rallies Recorded.
Union Pacific rallied lis from the low
est and Canadian Pacific, Southern "a
cific Reading Lehigh Valley, Northern
Pacific and Great Northern preferred l.
United States Steel got back to yester-
DAYS close and the active stocks as
rule more than made up their earlier
losses Prices, however, were poorly held
i, the higher levels, the list sagg1ng
again before midday Bonds were easy.
Bear operators resumed their tactics of
concentrating their pressure on different
stocks in turn for effect on the general
market ST. Paul was hammered after
midday and forced down 1i2 to 1124.
Reading was then driven down to HOE
COMPARED with a. in the morning. and
tnion Pacific touched 1861 against
1915. The drop in these stock; under
mined the whole market and prices
crumbled u the lowest all around. Cana
dian Pacific's f9ss reached ) points and
United States Steel broke to 81 on re-
ports that there had been recent curtaii-
ment in new business.
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REPORT OF TIE CoNDITl

KEPDKT OF TIE CONDITION
OF the
Home Savings Bank of W ASKING
ington, d. G..
At Washington. hi tho District II Columbia &c
ri" close - business Friday, Sept. |. 1911.
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Notwithstanding
Giacone Imperatori, Orchestra
Leader, in Row.
THROWN FROM STREET CAR
Then Arrested for Creating Disturb.
ance and Assessed IS by
Judge Aukam.

Has the music in a certain cafe moi far
away from 18th and r streets been lack !
ing In it's usual brilancy for ti,r Inst
three days" Have the aolcctiona b.aa
mournful or doleful instead Of being
pieces full of andantc and doubt. fpiiir-
simo? Has the violin, instcnd Of spark
ling with the p"nt up sun Of an ,nl1ai,'
musical soul. been drcnched with u muir
Ky sorrow.
If il has. il is all because t.in.nur
lmperatori. leader Of the orchestra which
plays the jewel song from Faust" III
Vinely was thrown from a street
not only thrown from a street ear. bat
talked to severely by n car conductor.
and arrested by crossing policeman.
dragged tn station house forced 10 pat
up $40 collateral. and. Furthermore -
end an ill-timed occurrence with a fright
full discontinued s.. today In the polio"
Court by Judge Aukam-who is himself !.
lover Of music.
baton Is not used to beating tim" foi
Verdi and Wagner. told the Judge today
that Imperatori had talked with lis
hands and his voice when the car on
which 1mDcratori was travelling came IT,
a stop Dying to a collision. Policeman
Farrar said that Imperatori told the con
ductor Of the car to go on, and "a
quickly. for his time was worth so a
minute. The policeman said the orches-
ira leader talked loud and was 80
excited and waved his arms so much that
people came from around the corner to
see what caused the disturbance.
Conductor Was Indignant.
The story the conductor told WAS one
of indignant ton. He IS conductor of Il
street car. and has no place in his heart
conductor of orf.H L.
said his car ran into brick wagon, and
that when he went about getting those
everlasting names that conductors alwaNs
get when anything happens. Impera orr
told him to go on. and be quick, because
time was money.
Sure. he was all excited" said the
conductor Il had a right to get them
names, didn't !? Well, then. every time
I'd go to get a name this fellow would
bawl me out all over the street. I'm
running that car see. and after while
told him TO shut up. Finally he bawled
me out so loud | reached up and pulled
him off the car and he landed in the
street
l had to get the names of witnesses and
this Teller bawled ME out so loud every
body paid attention to him and didn t
pay no attention to me, and / didn't get
any names at all
Walter Johnston, attorney for the
musician. beckoned to his client. who
stepped into the stand and pointed a
dramatic finger at Gus A. Schuldt, as
sistant district attorney, who was laugh
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NEW YORK CURB PRICES.

Quot furnished by W. r. Hibbs & Co..
members New York Stock Exchange.
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The Safest Investments


Are those that do not nurtuate during dis-
furhed condit IONS Of the money stock
market. First deed Of trust notes tfrst
mortgages. well secured real estate
the District of Columbia. constitute gilt
edge Investments. They do not depend
nfon the financial responsibility 81 indi-
viduals corpora tons for their stability
and exempt from taxation personal
property. We can supply such investments
In amounts from 500 upward. Send foe
booklet. Concerning Loans and Invest
ments."
SWartZe11. PEreerm Sc
Elersey Co.,
727 18TH ST. NV.
49, and SC MONEY
TO loan approved city
real estate security.
JESSE l.. HEIsKELI. 1903 II ST. nv.
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WEATHER
Cloudy Tonight and Saturday; Not
Much Change in Temperature.

For the District of Columbia and N-r-
ginia. cloudy tonight and Saturday: not
much change in temperature, light east
erly winds
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Elk Div. = Brooklyn Rapid Transit
IL: Chesapeake and Ohio. IA MackaS
Companies common. Ia; Mackay Com
panics preferred, l. and National Lead
common, =.
CALL MONEY.
Gail Money $500. 70 rs 20 rs
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BANKRUPTCY COURT-Justice Could
In re William \. kernohan; finding OF
referee confirmed.
In re- \. H. .Alderman. adjudication and
reference TO w. NJ. Hallam.