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TEll WASHINGTON TIMES TUESDAY APRIL 9 1907 11 I 11 I r a STOCKS BONDS AND MONEY SMELTING BOOMS General Was Shown Throughout Entire List NEW YORK April 9 The stock market opened irregular Canadian Pa- cific was tfc Smelting and Baltimore and Ohio 1 Taxas and Pacific Mis- souri Kansas and Texas Great Northern preferred and National Lead and Union Pacific and Chesapeake and Ohio Brooklyn Rapid Transit opened M lower Atchison and Car Foundry were off and Pennsylvania Mexico and Steel common down 11 a m The market showed general strength from the opening and ad- vances were made Smelting was the prominent feature of the trad lug There was a tip on the hoer that at the directors meeting on About June 4 the stock will be on a 10 per cent dividend basis Combined buyIng of this forced the price p to 136 again 133 in the first few minutes Reading was about the strongest of the general list to 112 Government bonds unchanged other bonds were irregular Noon After the first hour strength in the market increased on buying by banks and corporations Gains up to noon ranged from to 3 points with Saturdays closing ex- treme still American Smelting First race For maidens threeyear olds and up five Columbia course Legerdemain 106 How About You lot and Pepper 302 Bedolla 101 Tuckornuck 91 Dog Rose 91 ConJeeture 91 Grafton 91 91 Muck Rake 81 Nettle Car 88 Havana 88 Lucy Strome SS Accumulate S Ida R ek 88 Spring tan 8 Black Chalk 90 Second race for twoyear olds four and onehalf furlongs old coucse Black Hawk 102 Spaces 102 Patrician UK 9 ST Serville 57 Lady Powell 7 Gtencida 94 Third race For threoyearolds onehalt furlongs Columbia COUtH Golf Ball 106 Groan 101 106 King of Spades 101 Um- brella 101 Fourth race For and upward oven furlongs Columbia course Cederstrome MB Monacodor 100 Midas 100 Cobmosa M Don 97 Bowling Bridge 9T Flexion ST Ivanhoe 97 Rose of Dawn 05 Fifth race selling for threeyearold and up seven furlongs Columbia course Warming US No Trumper 10- 5Cobleskill 188 Ivanhoe 1M Society Bud 6 Wabash Queen St Sixth race handicap for threeyear old and up one mile and one hundred yards Right 125 The Quail jaolscher 114 Sonoma Belle J Faust Congress 85 Will Apprentice allowance i REAL ESTAEE TRANSFERS I PLACED ON RECORD West Andrew W Luker et ux to Mary T Herbeck lot 95 block 4 WO 62 Hanover place noithwestrWHliam A Collls ux to Edward Chapman- lot 46 square street northwest between Fifteenth nnd Slxtenth streets Same to James E Chapman lot 88 square 1901 10 Addition to Le Drolt Park David A Berkeley et ux to William A Hyde lot 72 block 36 10 N street northwest between North Capitol and First streets William A et ux to J Hdward Chapman lots 120 to 137 square 10 A street southeast between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets Washington Real Estate Company to Edward C and Catharine lot 111 square 1036 16 Suth Capitol and N streets James T Hoskins et ux to George C Collins lot 103 square TO street between Thirtieth and Thirtyfirst streets Carl B Refer stein et ux to Joseph A Roth part lots fS 99 and 74 square H3t 10 292S Q street northwestJoseph A Roth to Carl B Keferstfein lot 20 square 128 10 Thirtysecond and Q streets northwest Martha F Klee et vir Charles W to Lily G M Nichols lot 48 square 1270 54600 1106 North Capitol H Krey et ux to Joseph L and Annie E Holland lot 158 square 620 19 44 street Mary E et vir Charles to Frederick H Fletcher jr part lot 97 Aanacostla 10 1417 N street northwest homas Pur cell executor to Francis H Brown part original lot 2 211 1190 1813 First street A Saunders et aL to Alice R Plant lot 230 square 616 10 Fort Saratoga Addition to Brookland Edward W Morcock et ux to Harry H Witman lot 11 block 61 Slfl 1360 B street southeast WHlfam B Syphax to John F lot 12 10 Thirtythird and Prospect streets northwest Georjse J Cost at ux to Margaret A and Marlon Berry lot 37 square 1219 10 HOLD FUNERAL SERVICE FOR MRS J E Funeral senIces for Mrs T Estella- Klmfcall who died Monday at the borne of her son William H KImball T Third street northeast will be held at her residence at B oclock this even- ing conducted the Rev Mr Thomp son of um Bcklngton Presbyterian Church immediately which the shipped to her old name at tor Inter- ment Mrs Kimball was born In Wllllman years oeen a resident of this city years her husband Wil- liam B Kimball died and his widow never recovered from the shock The immediate cause of death was heart disease She is one son who accompany the remains to WHHmanttc BUILDING PERMIT RANTED FOR 250 RESIDENCE Grace B linger has taken out betiding permit for the erection of a frame dWOlJInff at 1700 Harri son street at an cost of ft The builder and architect named- is William F Harper i MARKET PRICES S t re n gth t 14 Cen- tral 4 1 com- pared BENNING ENTRIES I FOR TOMORROW 1 Trey ot v istuht st- and fourye rolds r old 10 r i t 17 117 streetcharles northwestWalter J H rrmann t by WI Uman thirty sIX has sur- vIved a A twono I 4 W U 4 CanvasS Otwell 10 Nascy f S 2 a iO- U r C ia- N orth rest 4 b L KiMBALL 110 fI years ago butter her- d ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ = Quotntlcns furnished by Charles O Gatu Co Building Members New York Stock ExcnangeJ High Low liK Allis Chalmers USi 12 12 Am Beet Sugar I7fe 1 l 1- Amal Copper 96 9S 96 3 Am Car F 36 38 36 38 Am Cotton Oil 31 31 31 31 4 Am Ice Sec S3 S3 SS Loco B 66V4 65 66 Am Smelt 13lfc 136ft 132M 136 Am pf 103 41G9 HBU 1CS Am S 85i i Am Sugar 12to US J H 126 Am 92 92 K Am Woolen 31 31 3630i Anaconda 63 M 64 96ft 9 9fi Coast Line 104 106 101 105 Ohio Mm J 4 Big Four 72 7SV47S 73j Rpd Trans 6 V4 Gun 178 177 S liGfc li Central Leather 31 31 Si 31 Ches Ohio 41 41 Ch G West H 14 14 14 Ch G West A 4 4 4 4 1 34 1 16 16 37 3S 364 3741 27 S 27 2- Sil 61 01 61 Chi Un Tract Chi Un Tract Pr Col Fuel Col Sou Co Sou lt Col Sou 3d pfd Cool Gas Corn Prod Corn Prod pfd Del Hudson Denv ft G Distillers Corp Erie Erie 1st ptd Brie d pt Gt Nor pf Ill Cont Inter Metro Inter Metro pf Kansas C So Kansas C So pf Louis Nash Manh Blev Mex Cent Mo K T Mo K T pf Misourl Pac National Biscuit North Am N Y Central 120 1 130 13014 N Y Q West 30 38 39 Nor Pac 136 138 136 137W Northwest 1554 113 lfil 153 Par Mall 29 29 2 29 Penn R H 127 127 127 127 Peoples Gas 94 l Car 37 38 37 37 Reading Ul 113 UUi us I 30 30 fti Rop S I pfd 87 W Rock I a 21 29 22 130 110 ISO 130 20 aV4 20 SM 81 SI 1- m is m is- 3lfc 31 31 31 71 78 71 78 21 2 31 35Vi 56 SS 68 4 40 437 14a 137 13S 149 1 141 26 27 3 i 27 61 61 69 61 6 27 26 27 61 61 8 61 120 120 180 120 118 118 138 138 2S 23 22 23 37 2T 39 37 66 66 08 66 77 77 76 77 ffti 78 77 78 St L Soutlvw 28 ZSfe 28 St L Southw pfd m 66 55 56 Sqo Line pfd 130 136 139 130 St L S F 2d ptd 33 38 33 38 South Pac 81 S4M 86 5 South Ry 2Sfc 22 31 21 South Ry pfd 7 70 87 Tenn C 1 145 145 iS 145 Texas Pacific ffl 28 29 20 T St L W 20 T St L W pf S3 13 U S C I P 36 U Rubber 44 4 U S pf 1W 4 l l U a Steel 37 ao vaCaro Chem Wabash Western Union Cent pfd SSM 82 S2 SI 40 40 40 MISCELLANEOUS BONDS U S Steel Fs 93 3D 93 93- R I 4s 72 78 73 71 Tob 4a 7 78 73 73 Tob 6s 106 106 106 106 Ateh 4s i 100 100 100ft 100 inter Metro 4s 79 79 t Penn Conv 191i Sl 91 M 91 Money 3 4 2 llj 1 to noon today 488609 Total s 8s yesterday S40300 PRICES INFLUENCED BY PRESSURE- NEW YORK April cotton market this morning was somewhat dis- appointing In view of the fact that the cables from Liverpool were stronger The list was influenced partly by active pressure against July After the call several brokers were good buyers of July supposed to be for the bull leader Opening quotations April 940 bid May 957695 8BSW August 97ie978 September 973 73 October 93e994 Interesting song and piano recital was given last evening m the studios of Miss Georgia E MIner and Mrs Mao Duffle by Miss Hazel Mildred Franklin soprano and Miss Katharine May Brooks pianist Their program was well selected and well given all from memory Miss Franklin has a mezzo soprano voice of sympathetic quality arid timbre which she ihanagqs with more skill than ma iy older artists She sings with remarkable ease and shows much temperament which glveg promise of really creditable work In the future also displays ar- tistic temperament and good training which showed more maturity than her years would warrant She exhibited very pronounced Im provement over her last In concert There were but two encores given Miss Franklin singing with much tenderness Lifes Epitome and Miss Brooks playing with much delicacy and skill the wellknown Poupee of the program Miss Nellie Wheatlay played with skill and sympathy Their was as follows Miss Brooks Rondo In C Major Miss Franklin Th Blrdado North Again Willeby The Spring Has Come White The Rose John son Miss Brooks Two Mazurkas in A Minor Ecossalse Opus 72 Number 1 Two Preludes Opus Chopin Miss Franklin Obstinatlon de allies I Know a Lovely Garden DHardelot I Hid My Love DHar BrOOks Humoresk Dvorak Berceuse Opus 1 Iljlnsky Scotch kPoem Opus 31 Number 2 MacDowell to P E Bach Miss Franklin Winds In the Trees Thomas Slave Song Del ReJso U Is Not Always May Gounod Miss Brooks Warum Grll len Schumann Constipation Take a friends advice When constipated use E Z TABLETS Cases of 20 years standing have ben by them a bottle its the right medicine 100 doses 25- cQDQKNELLSj 904FStNW4 NEW YORK STOCKS i I j IS SI 26 9 I 101 41 41 60 Ch G West B Wh Wh- Ch M St 13 l31Yz 49 8B 4Sii f N I 16 40 Nat Lead 6 61 75 75th 76 i5Y N Y Air BrakeUi US Ui U5 18 4 38 SI 81 1 l 6 ir SCtB 23 40 A JOf4 IWz Union 141 3 36 37 S U 44 Rubb 101 i 30 U S Steel pt 100 101 l004 8 2S VIs 4 79 9 MARKET 9The BRILLIANT YOUNG ARTISTS- An goOd t appearance Val 8rite accom- paniments I prograM I I Fonten el JII But Knew Smith Miss S Z For C red Get A Open S- Am At 60 603 034k 60 P139 40 I 01i 9 9i4 SlossSheff 10 00 Pacific 141 140 142 20M 23 20 39 COtTON RECITAL IV Bee- thoven E ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ = Gas Stock Was Wanted But Selling Orders Were Lacking- The Fore Sale sign was hanging out on Merfitfnthaler on the Washington Stock exchange today and all orders both large and small were at current market rules The price was Just oneeighth better than ruled yester- day and the amoqnt purchased was about the same WhQre all this stock comes from and why this sudden activ- ity Is one of the Interesting queaUoris for discussion at the daily sessions and in tie brokers jomces A few years ago the tradlnj Would have caused no sur- prise but of late the stock has been free from any speculative excitement and transactions have been on a limited scale The strength of the market is one of the comforting features of the entire There Is also a good demand for Gas stock which to be somewhat scarce But 10 shares got In the record today although omj bold broker was heard to bid 50 for 100 shares and dare anyone to offer Jt And they t ek dare Railway common was mildly inter- esting and Traction also re- ceived some small attention In neither case did the reach the dignity of more than passing notice One lot of ten shares Metropolitan Bank brought 310 exdividend of per share This Is slightly lower than the previous sale There was also one transaction In Merchants and Savings Bank with the price firm at 13 and Mitchell Mining were also a part of the record range running about as usual The governing committee of the Stock took Greene Consol- idated Copper stock from the list sub- stituting Its successor Greene Cananoa in its stead Sales of the board Including the after call anounted to 455 shares of stock and 8000 in bonds Following are the sales and quotations of todays market Potomac Electric 5s iOOOfHS 1000 105 Capital Traction lt 140 51 Washington Railway and Electric common 2039 4 2089 S0339 1SM Mergenthaler 100206 16306 10S06 10- a06 10208 SC 1 Mitchell 504 50 4 Metropolitan National Bank loeaa American Graphophone Company After call Merchants and Mechanics Saving Bank 10013 Traction 7140 Washington Railway and Electric 4s MHbhell 16fi8fi 10fi jS Washington Gas GAS BONDS BkLAsked Washington Gas 4 Ml Washington Gas Cert 6a M llAILKOAD BOIfDS Capital Traction M- 4Anaoostia and Potomac 6 iw City and Suburban 5s l Columbia Sa IK Columbia R R 6 M3 Metropolitan Fa MBH Wash Railway and Bloc 4s i i W Wash Alex and Mt Vernon Ja 98 1 1 MISCELLANEOUS BONDS U a Electric Light Debt 100 U a Electric Cert 6s 1M Potomac Electric Light 5s M6 TMK Norfolk and Wash Steamboat 5s C P Telephone r- Waahlngtpn Market 6s W PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS Capital Traction HI Mt Wash and Elee com M 49 Wash Railway and Elec pfd Norfolk and Wash Steamboat Washington Gas Georgetown C P Telephone Wash Alex andMt Vernon M TYPE MACHINE STOCKS Mergenthaler 3CO 4 9K- Lasston 12fe U MINING STfKJkS Greene Copper 38 M Mitchell 4v 3 4 NATIONAL BANK STOCKS American r ifl Capital 1W Qty t 141 Columbia iv 307 sit Commercial 2S9 Farmers and Mechanics Lincoln a 142 Metropolitan 39- Rlggs 36 Second fc7 1SW4 Traders 1ST Washington 3W Wash Exchange VSa TRUST COMPANY StTjDCKS American Sec Trust 24J an National Safe i uVA lit Washington Union Trust Warrants ft SAVINGS BANK STOCKS Rome Savings 270 Union Savings 2M Merchants and Mechanics 13 11 FIRS INSURANCE STOT31ffi Arlington 3d 3 Columbia aSs U Commercial 5 Corcoran 70 Flremens 20 Franklin 0- GonuanAmerican v 2fi5 National sVf 7V4 Peoples 6 Pdtomac i 31 Rlgga 8 9 TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS Columbia 1 3J4 S- RoaJ Estate Washington 5 MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS Graphophona common 42T Graphophone preferred Security Storage 161 Realty Appraisal Regency 29 a Washington Market 18 Fidelity Storage 119 Merchanta Transfer and Storage 1M Bus Drivers yJRestricted In view of repeated trouble between li hackmen arjd omnibus drivers Major of Po- lice has recommended to the Commis sioners that a regulation be made mak- ing it unlawful ror an omnibus driver to carry passengers for pay dther than to the hotel for which the bus is in- tended SEE TIlE 50000 H Masonic Fair Tickets live Cents llth St MERGENTHAtER I THE I I seems the Me- chanics WASHINGTONPRIGES iOOIt Y 1 nlng 10U lee 1043 no Ls LI bt 18116 s I Iti One Sf 16 n III 3Ii 1 J r 1 Washington Loan Trust ilK l16 61 it 6 i 00 oiiX t fJi I Slit storl ieff fiann DONATED BZ Chas M Stieff STIEFFf Chas M Stieft 521 coTur Kanqer ONLY FEATURE fur hshod 500 00 43 L602 Metropolitan Ss B iI i 30 107 100 2 3 ie 405 5 195 and Safe I I Metropolitan 90 156 1 43 56 300 TOT PIANOS Jc ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > = > M OF 137097 STILL Professor Mitchell Car- roll Outlines Campaign For inds that the f- JJnlversity touched iJ87W77p It V ttto total of 20000 the seal university authorities are aiming wtll b reached by May 1 and every effort win be made to bring shWt Carroll chalrmajr trt Umr angowmfint committee and In 5ge an6ral Movement gave SVtt t of subscribers s J- Prevloumly announced t SP 0 Received aince April It t Student fund liSOO Frank C Henry 3fr IOI Richard U L J Bauer idtOO- WflHam C Dennis 9liM CarOline L Grelshelmer J McKvilly aS Clella L t vi mw A VanderVeer JCO L D Bauer V too G G C blmms moo B C Get nger 2869 18709719 Plans were adopted la t at a Joint meeting of the university ijndoir mont the ann ecutive committees held in of President Needham for campaign for fuadB with wl an endowment that uiOl nablo the university to take Its ios typical American seat of learning The plan was outlined by and adopted The details will be worked out by the university committee 4m build- ing and endowment The Mhjonie ten templates the establishment of marking ftt lection of funds CONFER FIRST DEGREE Potomac Council Knights of Colum- bus conferred the first on a class of candidates last a Audience The beautiful ritualistic work was carried through an dec the direction of Fran- cis P who presided In the grand knights chair The lecturer of the council T Harry Maxwell provided a splendid of entertainment refresh- ments to the more than 300 Knights as- sembled The Rev Father Haley of the Apos- tolic Mission House surprised and amused all by his deft the violin Prof Gates in a piano solo was very good as was Air Gsrgas the the council who gave a splendid vo- cal solo Francis C in a tation wa well received The Rev Fathers Pratt and QHera of the Apostolic Mission House and knight Thomas J Donovan made appropriate remarks FAILS TO SEE PRESIDENT SECRETARY LOEB BUSY Continued from First Page Mr Fonrter shook his head and saM Mr announcement flasl Mrs yen Ctaumen then Mr Forster the communication which she had brought with her and requested that reach the hands of the Presi- dent She then turned to leave the of floe and was followed to her carriage the newspaper men At Mrs von Chtu8 n said Wanted a Wrong Sighted I uppeotee to the President in the be- lief that he would right a wrong I have been insulted by the American minister to Sweden in spite of the fact that my friends there are of the Wgheat- ofncial and that mr presence- tn Stockholm had the KinK himself I have o the State Department without avail and came to he would protect American women abroad Now I have been refused admission even to his secretary I have left communication for him and it is now up to the to show that he has oma thought for the of Ameri- can women foreign capitals Mrs yon Into her carriage and was whirled back to the where she is tempo rarily located She will await an answer from the White Houso to her communi cation Mrs von Claussen was in the executive offices less than fl ire minutes but her visit was sufficient to enliven n otherwise uneventful day and give both attaches and corresponderts some- thing to talk about for th r st of the morning- It was irtdteatod House this afternoon that no ropy will be made to MrsVoa communl cation Free Demonstration the Celebrated National Vaporizer and VAPOROL Remedies- at tore This 15 the most scientific method of treating diseases of the breathing organs and the used by the best specialist of today PositiVe tifire for Colds Catarrh Dfcafness Instant relief in Asthma and Bjonchitls etc jRemcdies guaranteed Sold on days trial rt t r A Outfit complete week W FUND NOW GROWING I J ItStQn J for which f foID f O man I loUd ens J Jd n s pl the organizations In every State KNIGHTS OF OlUMBUS be- fore rogram the Loebs was 8 ldent uSSf at the ite f Evans piig F St Q f IId one e or11 ft 1 Ug Arnouncemitv1Was mttdthl thoxilig buirdiifg site ia4 li ped that this MltcelI this list April 1 tv Tames AtIIce aoi1era1 92224 g Ag1IJ- gr I > < + ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < < Hopes of Faithful Wife Infect Receivers for Firm SUll unshaken In her faith that husband Thomas R Martin has to make good his Indebtedness find the Indebtedness of his firm Martin Brothers estate brokers whose at fairs are undar the control of receivers lira Martin declares today she believ s asafg deposit box will be found cot taming sacuritiea She has not lost because the sate deposit box at the Washington tgarr and Trust Company wa opn d yesterday afternoon and found to eon lain only fc piece of blank and two signed blank checks Infested by the hope of Mrs Martin the receivers of the Martin firms bust Guy H Johnson and Joseph D- Sullhttjn have written to every bank- Ing and trust company in the District asking that they inform the receivers whether Thomas R Martin holds a safe deposit box in any of their vaults The replies to these queries will probably come tomorrow Th receivers who are now In charge of the flrjns at 1B Pennsylvania avenue northwest desire to ask any people who hold of the Martin notes or any papers connected with the business of to send them a list of such notes and Such assist- ance win aid materially receivers- in their work ef straightening out the confused accounts of firm They are working hard to right mat- ters as far as possible but have not yet arrived at the point where they can make a statement as to the exact amount of the liabilities of the firm of Thomas R Martin- A B ULeckie attorney for Marten Mid today he found that is more money to the firm than had been at first supposed Neither Mr Leckles investigation nor that of the receivers hen been able to determine whether there has been statement of the business of the firm in the past eight or ten years LOCAL MENTION Be Sure You Get Schneiders Malt Bread if you want a wheat food of superior wholceomenese and quality that your grocer sends no Fresh from the ovens dally Ask for It Krouses for Quality Developing zoo per roll Votes printing 737 9th st nw OneHalf Gal Masons Jar Pickles lIe 1 qt Jar Mustard lOa 1 qt Jar Mo Inseam Bfcc Me bottle Vermont Syrup Me Xlb can Kirome Syrup bottles Vinogar e Method Stores se 4 nth se S Harri- son Ana 11 7th and Mdavane 4th and H e 514 H aw 14 P nw The Plymouth Barber Shop lfS6 IKh st sw Expert services R P Jones How to Avoid Typhoid Cleanse system and lt D DRAG Sewing Machines If want to rent buy or have your old machine made good as new drop postal We can money All prices front 5 up J P Robertson 1S6 at nw Chicago Jewel Gas Ranges Best bakers bait for homes guaranteed ISM G C Muddiman Co Of 12th Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at Hotel Winter Garden Rathskeller N Y and lit st F Badres Prop Proposals 8 Department of Agricul- ture Office of the Secretary Washington D C Marsh 8 Q7 Sealed proposals will be received at the ofltee of the DtsbvralnK dart intir2 P M MONDAY APRIL U furnishing during the fiscal year ending June 3 t follows Stationery laboratory lumber and boxes fuel and Ira painters plumbers furniture map framaa car Ham to brooms brushet etc flower pots carpets vashlGg towels and waste paper electrical flan instruments towers and lan- terns printing lithographing material Pull information oa apMcatton to Disbursing Clerk Bids must be sealed adrassed to the Secretary of tore in accordance with Instructions given on schedules JAMBS WILSON Secretary mhU2M9apt 17 SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Department of State until 2 OCLOCK P M on the DAY OF APRIL 1S07 to fur- nish said Department with Stationery and miscellaneous articles Including forage flags and ice and for horse shoeing and launder- ing towels for the fiscal year ending June 3 190 in accordance with the schedule copies of which together with blank propos- als and other information may be had upon application to the stationery room of the department ROBERT BACON Acting of State PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY AND Mis- cellaneous Supplies War Dept Washington D C March 11 WW Sealed proposals in duplicate will be received here un til 2 m APRIL 22 lW and then opened for furnishing stationery and miscellaneous supplies soaps towels le Dept Bureaus and Offices during year ending 30 1906 Information fur- nished on application Proposals muSt be in envelopes Indorsed Proposals for Stationery and Proposals for Miscellaneous respectively and addrwsaed M R Chief of Dlv mhll apC17 Washington D C March 26 1007 SEALED PROPOSALS will bft received br THE WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COM- PANY At its office No 4W 10th nw this city on titers the 1TH DAY OF APRIL at OCLOCK NOON ten the following of Anthracite and Gas Coals for the ear beginning April 12 1997 and ending April 1 35000 gross tons of best inch Screened Gas Cal to bo delivered f o b alongside- our wharf at 38th and G Bts this city as required by the Company For Station Gas Works during the year named above gross tons of best lnoh screened Gas Coal to be delivered f o b cars on tracks in our yard at 12th and so this in such as needed ANTHRACITE BROKEN COAL 20000 rross tons of Anthracite broken coal to be delivered as needed f o b alongside our vchtif at 26th and G eta this city also delivered as needed on our tracks f o b cars at East Station 12th and M sts ss this city All of the abovenamed coals to be gross tonnage of 2240 pounds Contractors for any the coals enumerated above will be required to give ampl to the Gas Company a faithful ful- fillment of contract The Gas Company reserves the right t reject any or all bids to the WashIngton Gas Light Company end marked Proposals for CoaL WASHINGTON GAd LIGHT COMPANT Of POSIT BOX I GOES ON I IN MARTIN CASt he securi- ties real hope paper nose o e and Brothers there a well Take pN SELTZER every 001 7th A Park ave PROPOSALSU for supplIes I cleaRing I tile brushes sWig Su ply fit r 907 12 Mats All shan bG sealed nd 2dresoou i SEARCH S coesenlsn nprtogtme morntnelee save as and forage art gnu Sec- retary 6000 tflS Ot Anthracite brohen coal to be se- curity nhHtt ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Financial Financial THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND COiKPANVV Officers JOHN JOY EDSON President ELLIS SPEAR Wee Prasldent JOHN B LiARNiBR VicePres and Gen ANDREW PARKER Vice Praaldsnt HARRY G MBEM Tr a urer BOYD TAYLOR Assistant Treasurer THOMAS BRADLEY vR al state Officer FREDK EICHBLBERGER Trust Officer t Condensed Report of Condition at Close of Business March 22 1907 IUJSOtJSCJBS yTATtTTTT lHg Loans 1 Capital 91000000 OO Securities Bonds SC 275199 09 Surplus 600000 00 T UnOlvldsd Profits 80120 27 Other SeBourcoB 40634 28 O epoeits 93 Available Cash 1447076 83- S7tS99J598 15 Total 7500538 15 i I TRUST II 83 s Banking Rouse antI Safe Liabilities 12162 9S 5907314 Total iii Counsel 629421 12 Other = Proposals DEPARTMENT OF THE IXTERIOH Wash- Ington D March 11 19W Sealed pro In will be received at this Deportment Coil 2 OCLOCK P M MON- DAY APRIL 1M7 and vIH Immp- dtetely opened thereafter for furnishing following classes of supplies etc for tb De of the naiL the Civil Srviae- CommiMion durIng the fiscal year ecyng JOne 3 IMS to wit 1 for fuel and lea 2 for furniture carpets and other mifcei- lneouB supplies U for stationery At the same time and for groceries dry goods shoes drugs fuel lumber chem- icals laboratory apparatus plumbing electric engraving photographic supplies ftc as may be XcBpital fur the Insana the Freedmenu the Survey the Howard University and the D ti Capitol Building and respectively during the fiscal year ihove in dicated will also b recttlved for the washing of towels for the purchase dur- ing the same period of the waste paper and hauling ashes and debris of the Depart- ment of the Interior Bids must be made on Government blanks Forms of proposals etc will be furnished on application re quests fur blanks must designate th classes of supplies upon which it is proposed to bid All are invited td bt present at the opening J R GARFIELD Secretary and for Washing To- ington D a March 11 W97 Soiled pro poeals R duplicate will be received here until 2 P M APRIL 22 1SOT end then poned for furnishing Ice fuel ana forage and for washing towels for War Dpt Bu and during year ending June 3t Infonwatlon furnished n applies ties For washing towels state price per ea Proposals must be in envelopes Indorsed Proposals for lee Proposals for Fuel Forage for Washing Towels and ad dressed M R THORP Chief ef Supply Div Mhlla TREASURY DEPARTMENT Washington March 187 Seated proposals will be at this Department until 2 OCLOCK- P M MONDAY APRIL S 1H7 for famish lag the Tra iry Building and its dependen- cies IB the city of Wa Mngton D C during lowing described service and supplies For removing ashes sewing laying and cleaning carpets and washing towels far purchase of waste paper lot supplying stationery fool lumber nl boxes furniture painters Material and ml c lta o articles Proposals for fuel and Ice will Include the quantities the Bureau of Engraving Printing Blank forms of proposals with In n tlet to bidders can be upon application the office of the Superintend eat Treasurr Building The Department re- serves to any and all bids any part of a wd and waive GaO B Secretary OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS of the District of Columbia Washington March U- 1SW Sealed nroposate will be received until MONDAY APRIL 1SW at S OCLOCK- P M at this office for furnishing supplies for use of the various branches of the gov- ernment of the District of Columbia for the flseal beginning July 1 1907 and ending June 33 INS as follows Stationery blank forms and printing school books furniture and house hardware and tin ware miscellaneous photographic stamps athletic goods ole BtambiBg material groceries and prorlrfons boots and shoes drugs etc glass paints varnishes etc lumber fresh meat corned beef etc fuel dry goods ice electrical supplies saddlery leather supplies etc forage kindergarten supplies and laundry work Blank forms and all necessary information CM be obtained at the office of the Property Clerk D C District Building HENRY B F XACFARLAND HENRY L WEST JOHN BIDDLE Commissioners D C mbllSO36apil7S- KALBD PROPOSALS In daplicate fur fur nUalnff stationery and miscellaneous supplies for the DeparUHcnt of Justice including United States courts and Judicial officers for the fiscal year ending June 39 ISM wilt be received until Z OCLOCK P SL MONDAY APRIL 22 JMff and then opened in the of- fice of Attorney General IBS K St N W Separate proposals wilt be required for fuel tee washing of towels cleaning and ef carpets purchase of waste paper shoeing horses care of horses and removal cf ashes rubbish etc Blank forms of proposals with Instructions to bidders will be furnished upon application to the Chief Clerk The right to any or all bids l reserved CHARLES J BONAPARTE Attorney General rahll2838ap9lT OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D C Washington D a March 30 1907 Sealed Proposals will b received at this office until oclock m April 13 1907 for furnishing underground signal and telephone cable for the Electrical Department of the District of Columbia Separate bids will be considered the several items enumerated tlons and Wank forms ot proposals may be obtained at this office H B F LAND HENRY L WEST JOHN BIDDLE Commissioners D C ap36texSu PROpOSAI FOR WASTE Dept WashIngton D C March 11 199T Sealed in duplicate be for purchase of waste paper of War Dept during year BodlnsrJunfi 30 1208 Proposals must be In envelopes indorsed Proposals for purchase of waste paper and addressed M R THORP Chief of Supply Dlv SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION Washington March 11 1S07 Sealed proposals will be until 2 OCLOCK P M APRIL 22 1307 to furnish to the Smithsonian IT 8 National Museum Interna- tional Exchanges Bureau of American Eth Zoological Park and Astro phYsical Observatory during the fiscal year ending June 30 1903 etc of the classes photographic glassware glass alnts oils nishes etc electrical supplies plumbing sup piles hardware etc building materials lumber wooden and pasteboard li- brary office furniture nd supplies sIn tionery textiles food for animals fuel and lee soaps detergents etc miscellaneous supplies washing and sale of refuse mate- rials Awards will be made only to estab- lished manufacturers of or dealers In the The tight Is reserved to waive de- fect and to reject any or all bids or parts of bids Blank forms with specifications tnt proposals and further information Bidders will be furnished on application at the office of the Secretary CHARLES D WALCOTT Secretary mhSOapO17 PROPOSALS FOR HAULING Dept Washington D C March 11 1907 Seated proposals In duplicate will be re- ceived 2 P M APRIL 19T and then opened for ashes during year ending June 30 1946 Information fur- nished on application State price cubic yard Proposals must be in envelopes in dorsed Proposals for Hauling Ashes and addressed M R THORP Chief of Supply IDly mhH2030au9l7 SEALED PROPOSALS In duplicate will be at the office of the Chief Clerk Department or Commerce and Labor until 2 P M MONDAY APRIL 22 1907 and then opened for furnishing the Department with stationery for engrav- ing and electrotyping electrical supplies forage fuel furniture plumbing supplies e c for removing ashes and rubbish cleaning and laying washing the purchase of waste paper during the fiscal year ending June 30 Blanks for proposals with specifications will be furnished on tim to Clerk Department at Com- merce and Labor Washington D C C be JI suck meats r ull Ho tal Geolog1 l rahMap FOR ICE FUtL FORAGE OlSon far ale f rec- eived ler ware for- age to g er to defects RT1IL OU 1 I robber for PAPERWar re- ceived here 2 p M APRIL 1907 In- stItution 1 s ar- ticles ASHESWar r t per eurn lumber oils paints I mlJf1 4 L1 Q 7 die ntorior received DepL Wash roam 3956 respectively the Aeon year ending June 30 3I0 the foi for- age Jce and the rejeCt mkll3Sap 17 sup- plies Sell until 22 received van photographic sup- plies car- pets ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ = Capital arid Surplus J6S00008 SUBJECT WITHDRAWAL- By check Is received on deposit by this bank checks being shed over the counter or pass- ed through clearing like those drawn upon any other city bank facility Is offered depositors 48 2 cent interest on drawing accounts and a higher rate on time money 1415 G ST Uptown Branch 1124 Conn aye Downtown Branch Center Market Francis B Dooley Co Stocks Bonds Grain Phone Capital 100QOOOSurplu3 130 80- 8oney Transmitted BY CABLE Drafts Issued direct on principal cities of the world Letters of Credit issued Exchange bought and sold Investments and Collections made Stocks and Bonds bought and sold R NATION A IfjCjO BANK Pa Ave Opp U 5 Treasury Your Surplus Funds Where they will earn you a steady In come The BANKING DEPT 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