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The Washington herald., 1912-02-06
FINANCE AND REALTY

William z. Hibbs and BENJAMIN Wood
run were the principal figures on the
local stock exchange yesterday. A
transaction Of l,ooO shares of Railway
and Electric common, bought by Mr.
Hibbs from Mr.. Woodruff, made them
prominent The price paid was 65. being
two points about the last selling price.
After the transaction was recorded Mr..
Hibbs' voice was again heard asking for
the same stock at the same figure in
shares Up to 5000. Aside from getting
small blocks OF the stock his efforts
were futile.
Sales in other stocks and bonds were
small. but the bids were readily taken,
bonds being especially in demand. Cap
ital Traction IS were readily snapped up
l1O5t. and Potomac Consolidated IS sold
al 1o1A.
washington Gas started at IS. and
went fraction OF point lower in sales
of twenty-five lots. about 800 shares be-
ing recorded in the transactions Mer-
genthaler sold at go, with more calls
for the stock than for sale Ninety
shares OF American Security and Trust
sold at go. with ready buyers for more.
Gas Company Elects.
The following were elected directors OF
the Washington Gaslight Company for
the ensuing year at the annual meeting
Of the stockholders of the corporation
yesterday afternoon:
Joseph Letter, Howard S. Reside.
James NJ. Green. Ord Preston, Guy F.
Whiting, John d. McIlhenry, and Daniel
Fraser. The directors will begin their
term next Monday. The election Of off,
GERS of the company will be held next
Monday.
John r. Mclean and Richard Colds
borough were thanked by the stockhold-
ers upon retiring for their efficient serv-
ices. J. G. Rosengarten, of Philadelphia,
acted as chairman of the meeting. The
two new members of the board are Mr..
McIlhenry, OF Philadelphia, and Mr..
Fraser
According to the annual report OF the
company, experts are now determining
the physical value OF the property Of the
corporation on December 81, 1911. There
was an increase OF 49622,O0 cubic feet I'm
the sale OF gas for the month OF January,
1872 over the sale of gas during the cor
responding month in 1911. Thirteen miles
and 9l2 feet OF new construction work
was done in 1911
The Washington herald., 1912-02-06
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Baltimore, Feb. 5.-FLoUR-winter extra. aFss
SIS; do. clear 3s5aLlo; do, straight Ls0a4 80; d.
rztent L7Salso; spring clear. L2aIeo; do. straight
Ba0a5 20: do patent, s9sa570; City Mills best rat.
ent' 62s: do, hgh-gTade patent, SIS; do, high
grade stnight, LS: do. choice family. As; do.
extra asoaaO Rye hour. medium to choice 6ooa
SIS. Buckwheat -four. 2T5a2o. Corn meal, 100
lhs. l7esl0.
oATs-stock in elevators. l8.Iso bushels; ship
ments from elevators. 4.6i2 bushelE No white
SASSY: standard white. 5sisa59: No. white 5sa5sH
RYE-Stock In elevators, n6.E bushels: ship
ments from elevators. 3,S3 bus. Bag lots near by.
L0e; No. rye, Western domestic, L0ai.M; No J.
s6ag: do. No. T. ssG9l; No. near by e5asQ
BARIIEY-Stock in elevators. I,3B bushels
HAY-No. l timothy. 600; No. 2 @5ozaAoo;
No. mixed. no: No. mixed. IS.asnIoo: No /
clover, 10a20; No. clover. 1.ooaZ2oo; meadow
rrass and Tery Enssy hay I6ooalSOo; No gIAde hay.
TO Kind quality. and condition looals0os packing
hay ard swale gas. 20oa1s.O
sTRAw-No ] straight ne straw. l7.7; No. !
do. l6oan.0; No. 1 taneled, 15oAll.oo: No. !
Nhcst straw. 1870; No. l ost straw. l30oalLoo.
MILLFEED-Spring bran. In l0oIb acha Der
per ton, 2ooa9so; -four TO white middlings in 100
ID. saeks, per ton a01aslo; City Mflls middlng.
in loolb. sacla. pr ton 3.0oa9.so: CITY Nils
bran. in lacIb. sacks. per ton. 3.ooao0.
EGG-Maryiand. Pennsylvania, and nearby fTsts,
loS o6, 20; do. Eastern shors Maryland sDd vir-
ginia, -; Western frsts loss on. -: West virginia
frsts. los OF. -: Southern, North Carolina los
%. s.; Cninea esgz. dor. Ds0.
BUTTER-CreamerJ. fancy. PER ID, q: do.
print zsss; do biockz. s5ass: Isdie. 2iz2s; Msry.
land and Pennsylvania rolls aa23: Ohio ruis alaI5,
West Virginia rolls. 1az; storepacked, 1a2l; Mary-
isnd VirEinia. aud PennsJlSania daip prints. 2az2;
LIVE P0ULTRY-Touns chickens, large Der n.
u; do. rough. peor. So; Old hens heaTy, pr H.
d; do, snail to medium. Il; old roOstsns. pr ID.
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sss: duck. yunr uhite Pekins. fat. Bais; do. pua-
die. Iarre. fsaii: de-. Aiuscoyy g: guinea fowl.
each, Q; eoese. near hy, per h., u; de-. West
EN- ard southern, llalz: do, kenf Island. IS:
turkeys ehofce hers. per H.. 70; do. yosing sob
blers II d. old toms. u; pigeons. pr paifs OLD,
-; do young per pair. ..
DRESSED PoULTRY-Turkeys. choice. mali. per
h. isale; do, fair to good. ib., lsal5; chickens,
choice young ib, ll: do. Old and mixed. ID. ~;
old roosters H. 3; ducks. 1eAl5; geese. near b.,
per Ia, fsalf; do Western and Southern. per lb..
iial2; eapons, large. per lb. lssls; DO, medium,
per ID, Isals; snail and slips. PER H., u
atAME.-Yenison saddles, per H., 4a8f DO,
whole der. per h. i5ais Wild ducks. Mallard. No.
1. per pair. soaloo blackheads. No. J. Dsas; red-
heads. No. i. T5aLoo; canTasbaeks, loeaL2; geese,
No. l. each soas0
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Feb. S-MILLFEED-strong trade is
dull Spring Iran. S9.5o; standard middlinEs $50;
Western reddos $50; winter wheat bran, in 100
pound sacks, to arrive. SLso; city bran, in bulk.
S&.40
OATs-steady; supply snail. No white. n's
NJ. } white eOlz: standard, 60i4, elevator basis;
mgraded, tracks. 6as1
fIOUR-strous; trade moderate. Kansas straiShts.
5o0a55. in sacks; spring patents. asaS25, in bar
rels spring clears. lioaL6o; soft winter Etrsights,
lJOai6o. ..-.
BUCEWHEAr FLOUR-Firm; there is 4 meaSer
supply. Choice to fancy il quOtsd az 80
RYE FL0UR-Stcady; trading Is inactiTe. Choice
brands quoted at L70a52
CORNNIEALs-Stssdy; demand il moderate. Kiln
dried for export, 365a3f0; cosrse meal. IN hags
laalA zee. --....
HAY-Receipts 80 tons: steady; demand is quiet.
Quotations are: For prime timothy, 10; No !,
J.S; No. 2 l.25si.D; No. ) Llo4l.lS
STRAW-Receipts. none. Steady; small dealings
Long re quoted at S.
PoRK-steady; business mOdeIte. Mess. H.5h
H.75; family, ls.5oz200
BEEF-Steady; dealings moderate. Packet, 250
ll00; family, H5oalAW
LARD-Steady: demand moderate. Prime Western
SO; refined continent SCI: South American l0So;
refined Brazilian, in kes lilo: oleosteaIine sAas
lard stearfne quiet: New York. uAloA.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-06
STOMACH STUDDED
WITH BRASS TACKs

Burlington. n. J.. Feb. 81
Abraham Leconey. a shoemaker
at Delaneo. Is at a Philadelphia
hospital for a tack-llfting oper-
alton upon which physicians are
relying to save his life. For
nearly a year Leconey has been
suffering from. stomach ache. All
remedies failed to relieve him.
and the puzzled doctors finally
proposed an X-ray examination
The spotlight revealed about q
hundred brass tacks sticking In
walls OF the shoemaker's stoma-
ach. Leconey says that for sew
eral years he has used his mouth
for q temporary tack box while
at work at his bench. and often
swallowed a few. The surgeons
say one section OF the shoemak-
er,s stomach has more tacks in
II than the sole Of boot.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-06
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Bales: Rsrnlsr esI. L o'elock noon.
CAPITAL Traction 6. so At ii0E. 500 At nOs
S1.oW at ne5s.
Potomac cons S. N.OOo at ioIE.
Capital Traction. IS at IL
Washington Railway a Electric ccm-. l,ooo at g
3 at s. 70 At 6. s at s., % at 81. % at s5't
: At 6h-
washingtOu Railway Electric Btd., at 81
10 At 81.
washington Gas. 3 at s. 8 at ST.. . at Sss
. at Siz . at SlS. 3 at sfsk, 3 at Si5s.
American Security & Trust, 10 at 20. 10 at 90
10 at -, 10 al 80. 10 at -. 10 at 20. 10 at 80
10 at 20. 10 at 30.
After call:
Washington Railway & Elsctrie Ed.. at 81
s at 81.
Msrrenthale-. at m
Washington Gas. . Al sIR
Washington Railway & Electric com, at sii
Following quotations were posted ysSteRdny;
GAS BONDS
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CHANGED SOURCES
OF IMMIGRATION
Commissioner General Keefe Deals
with Subject-How Aliens
Are Exploited.

On the subject OF the sources of and
inducements TO immigration. Commission
er General Keefe. OF the Bureau of I'm
migration. in his report Tor the fiscal
year. 1911, to Secretary SageL OF the
Department of Commerce and Labor.
states that formerly a very large part OF
our immigration came from the Teutonic
and Celtic countries Of Northern and
Western Europe, but during the last year
only 20e,591 aliens, or about . per cent
OF the entire immigration, came thence.
while 5Is,2lS. or about So per cent OF the
total. originated I'm the Iberic and Sla-
vonic countries Of Eastern and Southern
Europe. and Western Asia.
The Commissioner General states that
serious attention should be given to the
question whether the influx of these for
eign racial elements should not be ma
terially reduced. pointing to the fact that
the main stock of our population IL
Teutonic and Celtic, and that the exist
ing conditions with respect TO the.sOurces
OF immigration and its concentration in
certain centers must tend to an unequal
infusion OF blood and the creation OF
races within a race. At the same time
he dIsclaimed any Intention TO express
an opinion with respect to the merits
or deficiencies OF the different races
Aliens Are Exploited.
The manner in which the transpor-
tation lines and other interested per-
sons or corporations induce and stimu-
late immigration in violation OF law is
discussed at length. These schemes
are designed to enrich the companies
at the expense of the aliens. who are
exploited both in Europe and in this
country, and are hurtful TO laborers
already permanently located in the
United States. Subagents of the steam
ship lines, often acting in conjunction
with labor agents in the United States,
induce aliens to migrate by exaggerated
promises with respect TO employment and
wages. advancing to those not able TO
pay their own way funds with which
to purchase transportation and taking
as security their real or personal prop
erty. 1t is suggested that the law be
made much more rigid with respect to
induced immigration. and that the penal
provisions be strengthened.
situation in Hawaii.
The conclusions reached by the COM
missioner general regarding the labor
situation in Hawaii as the result Of a
visit to. those islands are briefly stated
in his report.
He asserts that II Hawaiisns sincerely
desire TO bring the islands up to the
actual standard of an, American Terri
tory, some substantial inducement must
be offered to labor in the way of in
creased wages and better working con-
ditions than those now existing; that the
very fact that Oriental labor OF which
there is so much in the islands, cen
exist on a lower wage and under poorer
conditions than American labor, has a
strong tendency to set so low a stand
ard as to discourage the Americaniza-
ton OF the islands.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-06
& OHIO RAILROAD.

LEAVE UNION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK
NEW YORK TERMINALS. LIBERTY STREET
and w TwENTY-THIRD STREET.
20. 800 Royal SPECIAL. hours. 80 Royal
speriaD. I'll % q. m. 10. 30 Royal Limited.
hCursl, So 500 p ~, and SE2I5 night. zd5
s. N. Diners and Parlor Cars On day trims
Sleepers on 'Is:l5 night open at 100 p m
PhiladeIphia and Atlantic City. fIoo. 30, .up
l. N. TO. 100 Hoo p m
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
Oyeek day1 100 a. m to 100 p. ny
s..5 $50 fs:o. Too I'd. tsoo. Hso. 30,
rs.D; slOoo, III 90 .. m, sf3oO noon. t2A '1m
Nis f20o. $50. an. 5=O. Hao. Stst5. -ssg
fSA5 80. tsoo. 'sso. fIao S5o. f91o. 'lo59
1880 suz0, s2l5 night.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. $50 a. m rs. $50 p M
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE,
$40 .. n. '4:i0 .. m. sEIo night
PITTSBURG. $40 an. rs. 80 p n, sl2s1
night. tslesTef ready 10 p. M
CLEVELAND. -s:io p n, COLUMBUS. $50
p m
WHEELING. 80 q. m, 50 D. N.
Schedules of local trains at ticket ofiess-
Daily. tE1erpt Sunday sSundsy only.
TELEPHONES at following ticket Odces: lfi
ST. NV. Main l5sl: sls PENNSYLVANIA are. Main
Is; Union Station ofice. Main no
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. HiBes 4 Co,
members Of the New York Cotton Exchange. Hibbs
Building
New York. Feb. 5.-Whilc the character Of news
in ths cotton market to-day such a. 20
Strengthen sentiment in favor Of reaction. there
did not appcar to be much pressure. and. although
prics5 were lower, the UndsTtone was by no meanE
weak
European prices were below expectations Southern
sdTices tod Of increased spot offerings with gin
ming more active. and there Was a feeling that
the recent advance bad checked mill demand to
some extent. Initial quotations were made at a
losS Of from TO points. and almost immedi-
ately these were increased to z points, with MAY
ruling about % points under the high q last
Friday.
The absence oI support from the big spot people
whose buying his recently been one Of the bulhsh
features Of the market. probably encouraged more
or less local selling.
Cotton was fairly active in the afternoon, with
prices ct low Of the session. Shorts took par
tiaI profits in the last hour. rallyinE the market
few points. The close vas steady, a net
decline Of 9 TO u prints
Spot cotton in Liverpool was in good demand
at unchanged prices: mid upland. 5l57d sales
Ot 1900 bales. Futures quiet after the opsn-
ing ct q net decline Of 10 points. The close
was easy at net decline Of to sis points
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BOWLING EVENTS
TONIGHT.
TENPINS.

TENPINS.
DISTRICT LEAGUE
NHtioOalssTs Chamber Ot Ccmnerce. at speedS1l
AIsyN
COLONIAL LEAGUE
CAT Palaes AIleyAl
YiEiniEns ~ Msnhattans
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
CAt Palace AneySJ
Nsy vs. War.
PATENT EXAMINERS LEAGUE
Cat Arrads Ans5kl
Mechanics vs.. Fsmes
RRY.M NJ c. A. LEAGUE
tAt Union StationJ
Trimmer. No. /. ". Union Station.
DUCKPINs.
DISTRICT LEAGUE
CAT Royal AneyN)
Arlinstons rs. uumnsrs.
NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAGUE.
TAT Fat Mems Club
Bureaus y& Casinos.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
CAT CssinS AlsyNl
woodward LothrUp Va VIM Hahn & Co.
NORTHEASTERN LEAGUE
tAt Northeast Alleysl
EasteTns ~ Bills.
ARCADE LEAGUE
tAt Arcade Alcysl
Mohauks ". ImuRHucL
R.RY. NJ C A MORNING LEAGUE.
tAt Union Stz;ioR)
Car Dsp1-tment "a Ticket Ohicr.
INSTRUMENTATION LEAGUE.
Cat Palace AneySl
Bethany W Kendall; sixth - Fifth; Westu1in-
Hsr ". st. Marks.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY CLERKS LEAGUE.
Cat Casino AIeyAl
Frrlzht ~ ManageA
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failed, and # was left on his hands.
winning the prize Of $4,000. which was
the foundation Of his fortune. He died
millionaire and a member OF Parlia-
ment. and while three Of his sons had
seats in the House Of Commons the fourth
became Lord Annaly, and purchased from
the last Lord Carhampton the estate of
LuttreIlstown.
Lord Annaly, who Is the permanent
lord-in-waiting to King George, makes
his principal home at Holdenby House.
his place in Northampton, where Queen
Elizabeth used to stay. where James I
resided for months and where Charles I
was kept in durance after he surren-
dered to the Scottish army at Newcastle.
Holdenby House has been immortalized
in Melville's novel, The Queens
Marie"
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SEATTLE
Total.-...--...........
PORTLAND ATE
BIG SKATING RACE.
National clubs First aud second
Teams I'm Classy Event.

The National Athletic Club skating
teams. both first and second. will race to-
morrow night at Convention Hall. While
this is race between the two teams, any
outside aggregation IS eligible to COM
pete with the fast local roller skaters.
Manager YoTkmer. OF the National Club.
has donated a handsome silver loving cup
as a prize. the team or Individual win
ming It captures three races. The first
team is composed OF the following: w. II.
Cclston, II. W. Colston, Joe Reynolds. F.
WilIeke. Here Is the second string aggre-
cation: C. W. BarlIley. r. L. Reynolds,
II. L. Wells, and J. Reed.
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New Tosk, FEB 5-Money On cal at the stock
sIchHnEs today opened at 2 per cent: hiehet,
-; lowest. q closing. - pr cent. Most Of the
days loans we've made At 9 per cent
Busines In the time money market Is dull ard
fsaturalssN Ths tendency q ntss Is slightly hrmer,
having been sentinsntally affected By Saturdays
bEnk statement and exports Of Eoid 20 Paris
Rates are - per oent for sixty days. eSa3 per
cent for ninety DAYS. ) per cent for four montbS
sEsA pef cent for Eve months and 5sSA5is pr cent
fer Ex months. 80 II
Commercial paper Is unchanged. at sisaSz Per
esnt for the best names. -.
Ldedn discounts. - psr scent, on LB; Paris
diseount. - PR osut of u; Berlin disesmts
~ pr eent -unchanEed.
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S0UTHERN RAuWAY.

PREMIER CARRIER OF IHE SOUTH
y. B.-Fouoxing schedule hgures pubhAhed only
as information and not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham, Mobile. New Orleans.
Asheyille a. N. 81 lo:5 p m. Fur ChattanoogA
and Memphis io.i5 D. m. daily. Dining oU
For TaHadeEz. CsleTs, Selma. UniontoWn, Denop-
oils. q. N. daily.
For Roanoke. knnxtille Ch1ttAnooEa- BEntns-
ham, New Orleans 1910 n N. Dining czrN
For Roanoke KnouTiTle ChattAnOog7s NashFille,
Memphis. $50 a. m. daily. tslee5ang car open An9
70 d nj Dining cars.
For Charlotte. SpartArburE. Atanta. Annstocs
Birmiuaham 1:l5 p M. daily Dining caz.
For AsheTiIle Charlotte Columbia. Cnarleste1s
Aiken. Augusta Savannah Jacksonville. and Florida
pcints 6aO D N. daily. Dining cArs
L s BROWN. Gens7l Agent.
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CAPITAL SHOTS WIN.
Local Revolver Cracks Defeat Two
Western Teams.

The local revolver club continues its
winning streak and defeated the Seattle
(Wash.) and Portland (Me) teams at
its range last night by good margins
OF the eighteen matches shot. only five
have been lost, and at the present time
the club stands in sixth place among the
twenty-four competing clubs. High indi-
vidual honors in the first match went to
J. c. Bum. Of the local police force. and
Capt. Sheridan Ferree took the honors in
the second match.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished bJ W. b. Hibhs & Co.,
members Of the Chicago Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
Chicago Feb. 5-whest closed with loses oS =
to = on large selling orders By longs May. las
July, 9s: September. 9ih.
Com was on = to II on promise of immense re
ccipss tomorrow and for several days May. 6sisA
ssHi: July. 67=.a675s: Septembcr c.
Oats closed y TO \ lower in sympathy with corn.
MAY. 2iSa53s; July. HAASsl,: September. HE.
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New York. Feb A-ClOsing quotations Of mi
lsuecsfs hrs1ds.
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New Torf, Feb s.-In ths live stock market To-
day steers were firm and good steers loal5 higher;
bulls and COWS steady to strong; fat COWS 10 higher
Steers. ssoa1l0; oxen. $50; bulls, 2T5asOo; COWS
ZSa55; dressed beef. steady. sa1iK: calSes steady
10 Strons; vcals 7ooalo75; cnlls 60on6so baruyard
calTes, 3.SoaAm; no sales Of Westerns Dressed
calvo qriet; city dressed veals. uisai5ls; country
dressed. l0aila.
Sheep firm; lambs Dal5 higher. Sheep. aooaL 3
ouIlS LSo; lambs. sso4T4o; czlls 50oaB 3; dreSsed
mutton steady At slzas pr Ib; dressed lambs at
lpal2 Country dressed dollhouse lambs 3o1Gz.oo
each.
hos 10 higher at s.sOas.T5: few ehoics heaEy
at 50; piG at s.zsssE; country dressed hogs
steady at siGAs pr ID.
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RAILROADS.
NORFOLK & WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT s. 1871.
Leave Washington. New Union Station.
500 q. N Daily-An points On Norfolk and West
EN-.
1910 D N. DAily-Rosnoke Bristol, Winston
Salem. Knoxville ChattGnooEa, Nashville. NeS
Orleans. Through Sleeper. Dining Cars
4i0 q. m--For Bristol Knoxville. ChattAnoog1,
Nashville and Memphis. Neutrality-suspicious.
sleeper open at 10 2 m.
For NorfoIk-LeaTe Washinzt0n, 40 a. m daily.
arrive Norfolk. u5O a. N I30l noon daily. auiTs
Norfolk. SD n m daily. Pa-ir Cara Leave Rich
mood daily, 40 .. N. arrive SorfoIk. TO ?. m
$40 D n.-Daly-BerryTiIle. Baray, Shenandoah
Trains from The Southwest arrive SIS a. n; o5O
2 m. and ELS q. m
An information Fourteenth street and New YEk
avenue Bead BuildiuR1
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II Is remarkable that the banana crop
or Jamaca, which forms more than one
half OF the total value OF the exports
c1e. ~, 30. is grown on less than Per
cent. OF the island aereagG
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HIck. and CoRey Draw.

New York. Feb. 6-Freddie Hicks and
Walter Coffey battled to a ten-round
draw at the Fordon Club tonight In a
fast fight.
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CHESAPEAKE a nHI0 INNS

Published only As information: not gusnnteed-
$50 p. m daily-C. 4 q. SPECIAL Sold traiE
10 Cincinnati. with Pullman sleepeTs 70 Louisville,
Cincinnati. indianapolis. St Louis. and Chiago.
O. & o. dining car. service a IA carte.
ulQ 2. m. daily-F. T. V. LIMITED to the
West Southwest. and Northwest Pullman Seepsr
T. NrEiniA Hot Sprngz. Cincinnati and Louisville.
Cincinnati SeepG open for occupancy 10 y N
c. o. dining car. service IA carte.
Ticket Ohces. IS Pa ave. l19 = st, aDd Union
Station. 'Phones. Main l0es. El6. and ~
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. HTbhs q Co, men.
herS Of the New York Stock EIshanEs. HIses
R1ildinG.
Cal money: Open. . high. ~: low, .: close "a
SAILS OF STOCK BY HOURS.
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sIaheut ana DIR. Roller win.

Mhhkut Hhu DF' HOIAeE WIZ
Boston. Feb. 5.-Mahgut. the Turk, to-
night won from Cyclone Burns in two
straight falls. DR.. Roller vanquIshed
Nogert. the Boer. in a similar number
OF shoulder hattenings
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

ouotHtions furnished BY W. B. Hibbs & o..
members Of the New York Stock EzchanEe, Hibbs
The Washington herald., 1912-02-06

Germany's new West African territory
win be linked with its East African
colony by motor car service across the
continent by way Of the Belgian Congo.
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lurnhia, february s. lsi2 -Sealed proposab Eil Be
received at this once until ociock. p m. FEB
ing School Building No. IL. 70 Be- erected on
Lots 81 20 ., inciuIve square No 6is. o. strsst,
Washington. ID. &. forms of proposals. specinca-
tora and necessar hforma,iqu may Be- ootsined
e. District Building. Washington. d. &. CuNO
II. RTD0LPH. JOHN A JOHNSTON, WILLIAM
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF The
District of Columbia Washington. February 2
f9s-Sraied proposals viii b. rreFived at this eacs
until 2 O'Clock r. m. FEBRUARY .. Dl2. fR
Furnishing and delivering. T. o. b esrS Chevy
Chase Nd. two thousand elecl tons, more or
lsss crushed limestone and screenings SpecihcA-
tons and form Of proposal may Be obtained from
the Purchasing Ofdcef, ID. @. CUNO II. RI
DOLPH, John A. JOHNSTON. WILLIAM V.
JUDSoN. CommisSi0nerS. q. G. fe3-d,t
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PROPOSALS.

oFFIoE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THIS
Distrirt a Columbia Washington. February ?
lsls-Sealed prupusals VIII be revived at this ocs
until 9 O'Clock D m. FEBRUARY Il. 1872. Toe
furnishing and placing IN position in the Ann
stronr Mspual Tr1ining School, this city. sir Q.
more or iess, motor head speed hthes, with extra
chucka specihcztio1s and form q prUpo9l nay b
ohtafned from the Purchasing Ofcsr, D. G. CCNO
n. RuDOLPH. JOHN A. JOHNSTON, WILLIAM
v. JUDsoS, Commissioner. d. C. fsSd5t
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The Safest investments

REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Made at Lowest Rates of Interest.
W. Il. WALKER, 729 18th st. NV:
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New YORK MONEY.

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