TIm WASHINGTON TIMES SATURDAY JANUARY 5 1907

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Stock Market Opens Strongand Then Showed

a Slump

NBTW YORK Jan a The stock marty M HWr with further gain Inlirioae The Initial transactions in someof the leaders taking place on runningquotation and large blocks

The market atter its opening milledstrong cad active during part Of theflrat hour Representatives of Inside in-

terests of different properties were ag-gressive buyers all around the roomGains were made in everything tradedin the advances ranging from 1 to 3points

Government bonds were unchangedThe rIse in suffered virtually no

check until the publication of the bankfctatement which revealed anedly poor position The break in pricesresulting extended to In Union Pacine 2 in Reading and inAmalgamated Just at the close prices

a smart rally from the loweat

The public does not manifest a dealreto get into the market although manyInducements are being held out to it

The United Metala Selling Companywhich earlier in the week advanced itsprice for copper to M a pound Friday morning refused to quote to pros-pective customers thus practically an-nouncing that it is out of the markettemporarily

The resignation of Henry C Prick asa director of the Heading company is amatter ot course in due time ilr-Frieks acceptance of a seat in the Poan-aylvani directorate presupposed hlresignation aa a member of the Readingboard

Money condition now are eaey In Lonand the imnraigtoa Is strong1 that

this wIll a reduction In the rateof th Deck of England shortly Theoutlook in spite of this however Is un-certain

The governors of the New York StockExchange are said to be opposed to thelisting of curb stock on the Produce Ex-change or on a bourse associated withit The management of the ProduceExchange has aa yet received no intlimat ten of hostility to their project

The Great Northern Railway Companywill doe its book January W in con-nection with issuing the of newstock Books were to be closed FridayThis step was taken because of the post-ponement of the injunction proceedingsat St Paul Thursday to prevent the is-suance of this stock

A f the iuarterly report efthe States Sttel Corporationwh4ehwMbema iHtbtte the latterpart of this month wilt h the unfilledtonraif en hand It is said the state-ment Wilt reveal something over 99000tone the largest amount of unfItted bustn M ever reported

REAL TRANSFERS

PLACED ON RECORD

Washington Highlands Charles GTaylor to Andrew E McKay trusteelots tt a d 11 Mock 17 JW-

lt M and i li F street northwestRoberta 1C S Witmer to George BStone oneflfth interest in Iota tt U 34square XI Isabella G Thornley tosame onefifteenth interest in sameproperty IMGO

TrinidadPhilip n Chapman et ux tolots 17 and M block 2

street between Sixteenthand Seventeenth streets Bailie C Wildr et rir Jam R to Caroline I liarrte part of original lot 7 square 1M41

Woodwards lot and Peters Mitt SeatLouis P Shoemaker et ux to HoraceK Fulton part Jlf-

lPetworth Wardman to Lu-cinda A Grace lot 88 square 74 JlK street northeast between Secondand Third streetsKlicabeth F Mooreet ux William B to IS andMary A Phinina parts original lots4 and S square 758 SIt

street northwest betweenSeventeenth and Eighteenth streets

O to Elizabeth F Moorelot 2M square Ul J16

Georg S Cooper et ux teJames M lot 1S

UM Eighth street northeast Clara 1to John W lot 1square IM tie

Mt Plaatsant Mary Stafford et sirJohn L to Nauck lot I MPin huntPin hur t Park Company

to Katea A Clark lot 6 Mock 1 tmThird street northwest between L awlM streets Arthur C Merriam et MXJOBrnrna A Oa 8 er part lot 4 square W

Ninth street northwest between Jl andC U eU Alfred G Groett toBroeccer put original lot square

Hanover place northwest near NorthCopIlot street William R Oacgin toV Rioter let mt q ar 7

Andrew A Lleseomh

Marion street northwest AnolphC Ruehaam t x te William Hannealone tot in sQuare 444 JW

Pleasant Plain and Lemarn OutletFred S 9niith to Corn Uw G Jonepart lots 58S and 4 JJ FredS J wtth tw Charte W King Jrwart lot IM J ChAriesj 1C K Lee et sir

rt lot d tl Smith to An-tbonr C St lnkrenn r pert lot Sit

WHttney CtoaeWlttlHwr Ml Gain tto Dora J Jolllfifa lot 17 block

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HHIbrMoto Heiirv R Webb t MX toFmirtf RBay lete H d M square

W7Tfiarhtendw Nsitlrtnul Bepeett vtw aj4 TrWtt Cfil ny true

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1418 Thlrtrsixth street northwestT otiiH B J nesi t Thomas J toOeorge W Bee er J f 118 squarejia

Pleasant Pin ins Pety H Russell et-iix to Titus E Davis east fc lot 1f-

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NEW YORK COTTON MARKETYest

Open High Low Close closeMarch 9M 978 992 973May 931 19M 9M 10O5 985July 1810 MJ M10 991

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tlons of Me JU te mu aTThe men built a new breast for the

dam working for a couple ofiveeks lest the work was

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Lanston Also EvergerFrom-a of Weeks

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Total DealingsStocks 1810 shares

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The Washington Stock Exchange isevidently going in for surprises thisyear Today two new ones were sprungthat made the session rather more in-

teresting than usual Gas steok andLanston divided honors in the ordernamed and eaeh of them showed goodimprovement In the prices registeredThe trouble in was started by abuyer of options who paid a full pointadvance over the tow price of theweek to secure fifty shares Cantobuyers then came in and Jaded up theprices correspondingly

In Lanston it became neeeaeary toadopt the timehonored custom of nip-ping a coin t decide which of twobrokers wee entitled to the first pur-chase and the successful one then con-tinued to bid for more and finallybought still another hundred at a betterfigure It looked Just a little like oldtime to see activity in these two onetime favorites a have boon

for some considerable period

were fairly well taken and atfractionally higher pricea than hue beenthe ee for some days Bids for largeblocks of Mitchell with equally large

offered only a small fraction awaywas a of the usual daily Wufflngwhich brought no results

Railways were almost entirelyneglected although the bonds of theWashington Railway Company werewanted were dealt in rather moreetxenstvely than has been the case re-cently Prices held firm

Following are the sales and quotationsmarket

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NATIONAL DANK STOCKSAmerican MSCapital lCentral MCity i mCaiamhia S3O-

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Unkw Trust Warrants St 34SAVINGS BANK STOCKS

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finally to the murderous attackwhich blecdSug to death fromfifteen different stnb wounds about theneck and head He tiled soon after as-sistance had reached him His ossailnut has not as yet been apprehended

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Im Tfyaw White CasePastor Charges Slayer Refused to Pay For

Bringing to America Girl Architect-Is Accused of Imprisoning

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known chapter in the of StanfordWhits apd a peculiar phase of the char-acter of Harry revealed today when William Blasowaky pastor ofthe Roman Catholic Church of theSacred Heart of JMUB In Bayonne XJ brought suit against Thaw for thealleged unpaid expenses of bringingbeautiful Potion girl back to America totestify at Thaws trial

Tim girl according to the affidavit ofthe Rev Father Blaaewsky In his suitwas taken from Rills Island by a paidagent of the Madison Square Gardenarchitect to one of those artlctie bach-elor apartments of which White hadseveral in New York This was one onTwentysixth street

Kept Her PrisonerFor several months the beautiful Pot

Mi girl uneWe speak a word ef-RngiUh helpless and without friendswas kept a prisoner in Twentysixth street place according to theaffidavit Finally whoa White wasthrough with her she was taken toJersey City and there deserted at nightin the streets White never saw heragain Site woe eared for by the RevFather Blaaowaky and sent back toPoland

Harry Thaw who after hIs arrestheard of these new charges againstWhit seized upon them with avidityHe saw how in hIs favor it wouldbe to startle a jury of twelve men withthis remarkable story

The dramatic value of the hing appealed to young girl victimof White should be brought into courtShe would tell of she innocently

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FlUsh the Syrian who was shot

mltted suicide by shooting himself afew mtnwtes after in the little fruitton at Twelfth New York

afesW isecthweet ea at oclockthis aftemaen ia the Kmeree ey Hos-pital

Prom the time Ftttah waa operated onjut after he had been takM to thehospital yeetenlay his condition wasdeemed critical and little hope for hisrecovery had been MId out lie wassuffering from Intestinal peroration Noarrangements have made for thefUneral

Mrs Setttt FlUnk mother of the mardered Syrian who was In the store atthe time the shooting occurred is al-

most crazed at her sons death She be-

came hysterical immediately after theshooting and has not since been calmedThe efforts of relatives to console herhave been of no avail The police de-clare Abdo shot llah when called uponto pay for a 5cent clear

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Conductors and TrainmenMay Get It at Annual

Conference

The conductors and trainmen employedby the Southern Railway Company aretoday in conference with oiflelala of theroad on the question of an Increase inwages and an adjustment of differenceson matters of policy It is the annualconference that takes place hero and asstated today at offices of the South-ern there Is no Question of labor troubleinvolved

There are sixteen divisions on theSouthern and each division Is

by a conductor and a trainmanThe conference will continue until nextMonday afternoon-

It is not improbable that the conduc-tors and trainmen will receive an in-crease in their wages

HIS MAtTER VOICE

Full and complete stock of

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John F Ellis Co937 Penna AveOpen evenings till 9 p m

and followed manI found Harry Thaw in MB eeM

said Father today and Itold him of Uw Polish aad Herexperience with Stanford White la No-vember ISIS I was then rector of aRoman Catholic church on Second j

street Jersey CityThaw thanked me warmly for what

I bad told him and asked me to hindthe and have her

sworn to byto Father Lasblnski at Krakow Aus

ter where she was or what It cost aI had been personally a aured by HarryThaw that expense wee of no con-sequence large aa it may be

Girl Is LocatedFather Ls lnkl finally located the

girl lIe told her that Stanford Whitehad boon killed and she told her storyand hid It copied into an aiadavtt towhich she swore It cost altogetherSill to get tbta artWavlL

I brought the affidavit to HarryThaw aa soon as I had received it fromFather Laehineki

Finally Thaw asked me to go toBurope and brIng the girt beckme It was difficult forme to do this at that but I SasSyconsented I told Rim I would have to

some one oa my here whileI was gone and we commenced hcurincoot about lmto my surprise however

and her mother who was to have beenbrought with her couldnt travel sc-0nd so as to reduce the expenseI was indignant I told him that neith-er the nor her mother would chargehim anything for their trouble aad thatthey were at least entitled to the con-sideration of having every comfort

Annual ReportANNUAL RBPORT OP TH A LOFPLKKSAUaAQB AND PROVISION COfclPAKTW l a4g I the ITaaMtnt and amajority of the Board of Trustr 8avua 8 sad Provision C

tile capital stock at tbe said corporation taalt of which baa bees

In and that there ar no exiatiaut JafctsCATHARINB LOrFLER AXLOfTLER Treas THO E JARK8LUA D LOKFLKR B C LOFFLBR 1CATHARINE LOFFLBR President of the ALOFFLKR SALSAOB AND PROVISIONCOMPANY of Dtatriet of

that UM faeta stat 4 la tbabove eartlaoate are true to UM brat of asy-

LBR FraaManC Subscribed and sworn to hefore m a notary public IB and for tileDistrict of Columbia this 4th day ef JA D WK SealS WILLIAM C-8PARK8 Notary Public D C Mr

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SPECIALSATURDAYBanking Hours

In addition to the regularI banking hours this bank is

open every SaturdayFrom 6 to 030 p m

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Oontmbta conwltuta xiltedB investmoMs These are the only kind we makeaad aupply to inveatora They bear Intereat payable mlannually at the rateef Five per cent per annum and may babad of us In amounts from JaW and up-ward at par and seemed Interest Sendfor booklet CoBCerniBa Loans and Inveatsneata

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Capital and Surplus 68762180Deposits More Than 200000000

Banking ServiceThat Meets

Every RequirementbanK has achieved a reputationconstantly exerting every effort

to meet the requirements of its depositors irrespective of the extent of theirdeposits

Business men professional menin every walK of life

appreciate the superior advantages of theservice we render

The officers of this hank are alwaysaccessible and shall be pleased to conferwith you relative to your banKing needs

OFFICERS DIRECTORS-P J Breamaa ReaWpk JUutrtman-

nRredertek C Stevens President cSui ait W La-

R A Chester First Vice President g tto cT asA If Owrca Was A M raa

N II Shea Second Vice President ZLJ SSJi VitlrlDftvttMK Fl atsMlrlr C Steveoa

Gee W WWte Cashier

V B SecretaryCharles P ehn l ier-Oturg W White

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AMERICAN SECURITYAND TRUST COMPANY

Northwest Corner of

Fifteenth and Pennsylvania Ave

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EDWARD 3 STEIXWAGEIC PresidentGEORGE K FLBM1NG SecretaryBDSOK B OLDS Treasurer

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