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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1906

Page

10

Quiet in Some Lines Railways Earnings and Trade Outlook

A June review notes gains in railway May earnings and improved foreign commerce despite seasonal quiet in several sectors. Little idle machinery persists amid few labor disputes, while wholesale distribution remains heavy and retail activity slowed by weather and holidays. The outlook in the Northwest improves confidence though fall activity may lag, with retail trade strong in May and building activity steady. Canada shows some failures up from last year, while U.S. trade and credit markets stay muted amid general economic stability.

Northwest New York G. Dunn & Co Ve Bay San Francisco Svike Bradstreet Asher Tnet United States Canada

Market Basket Prices Drop Yet Demand Stays High

The market shows an alluring but costly fruit scene amid limited supply. Watermelons and cantaloupes are scarce and expensive. Florida peaches, strawberries, blackberries, and blueberries appear in limited quantities with rising prices. Tomatoes expected to rise above 16 cents a pound. cucumbers, onions, beans, and peas priced. Fish demand remains weak despite high prices. poultry market strengthens with spring chickens at 35 cents per pound. Prices in Baltimore and Toledo for flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, and dairy show steady to unchanged trends across commodities and shipping.

Florida

May Coinage Report Shows Mixed Mint Totals

The May 1806 coinage statement reports total mint output of 3,810.69 dollars with 38,470,000 ounces of silver and 51,009 u93,605 in unclear figures. Additional notes indicate the government received 1,000,010 silver peso gold pieces.

Taited States

New Savings Bank Opens in Bond Building

The Citizens Savings Bank opened yesterday at 1406 New York avenue in the Bond Building with officers and directors in attendance. President James A. Sample led the procession, and the bank reports a promising first day. The new facility features street and lobby entrances, a large room for banking use, and floral tributes from well-wishers. Directors and officers include Riguald W. Bee, Oscar J. Ricketts, John Q. Johnson, John Quinn, Harry P. Huddleson, and Beater R. Waiters among others.

Citizens Savings Bank New York Avenue Bond Bond Building James A. Sample United States Treasury Riguald W. Bee Oscar J. Ricketta John Q. Johnson John Quinn Harry P. Huddieson Beater R. Waiters W. B. Acker Philip G. Affieck Joseph Auerbach William E. Abou Revert Armour Rignold W. Beall Sidney J. Hesnelievre Walter W. Hennett Walter W. Bowie A. P. Grenshaw Newton H. Clark John H. Corning Warry P. Huddleson James E. Jones John D. Johnson W. H. Marin Z. 2 Quinn John Jatan Charles CG. Robinson Joseph F. Ralph Oscar J. Ricketts John Sneed Smith J. Martin Scranage James A. Bamopte

National debt decreases in latest monthly statement

The May debt report shows total public debt minus cash in Treasury at 961 million dollars, a monthly decrease. Interest bearing and non interest bearing components are listed with cash and Treasury notes offset by equivalent cash. trust funds and demand liabilities detail the remaining cash balance.

Treasury General Land Treasury of Philippine

More Money in Sight May Circulation Report From Comptroller

The monthly circulation statement shows at end May 31 totals for national bank notes at 559 million dollars, up 70.8 million for the year and 24.8328 million for the month. Bond based circulation stands at 516 million, up 69.8 million yearly and 1.6 million monthly. Money secured circulation is 43.1 million, rising 11.0 million yearly and 0.87 million for the month. United States bonds on deposit to secure circulating notes total 529.3 million, with 96.2 million bonds on deposit to secure public deposits.

Comptroller of the Currency United States Devogitto

May 1906 US government receipts exceed expenditures

The May 1906 monthly statement shows total receipts of 417,990,023 and expenditures of 5,888,211, producing a surplus of 2,131,812 for the month. Customs receipts rose to 23,178,149, internal revenue 2,222,840, while the eleven month period shows a cumulative surplus of 4,102,000 versus a 23,649,000 deficit the prior year.

Cincinnati Prosperity From Census Bureau Report

A Census Bureau preliminary year 18H report shows Cincinnati manufacturing output rising with 24 171 establishments, down 12 percent from 1900. Capital invested reaches 190 271.81, up 26 percent, and products valued at 16 059 050, up 17 percent. Principal industries include boots and shoes, men’s clothing, foundry and machine shop products, and wholesale slaughtering and meat packing.

Cincinnati Ohio Census Bureau

Southern Railway to Sell Bonds in London Negotiations

Bankers report progress in London on a loan issue by the Southern Railway Company totaling 2,000,000 to 2,500,000 in short term notes. The loan purpose remains undisclosed. Also noted are cotton supply figures and a Presbyterian missionary meeting set for June in Ballston, Virginia.

London New York Ing Southern Railway “Company Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Societies The Presbyterian Church Ballston

Court of Appeals and District of Columbia equity docket notes

Legal record lists numerous cases and filings in the Court of Appeals District of Columbia and Circuit Court No 1 and No 2, names attorneys, parties, and actions including assignments for June, motions, judgments, and probate orders across civil and equity matters from 1906. entities include Georgetown College, Adams Express, Lincoln Bank, and various plaintiffs and defendants with their counsel noted.

Court of Appeals District of Columbia Thornoa Thom Alezonsor Wol D. Sullivan Appelles J. C. Gittlegs J. M. Chamberlin United States Gannon Va Georgetown College W. J. Lambert Appellees Colbert & Hamilton John H. Adriaans Busby-Smith Fifth Congregational Church of Washington Bright WS. Sullivan Appellee Glesy Oecel Gannon Ts Appellant Erison, Colbert & Hamison McGawexye Elroy Supreme Court Equity Court NO Ciabaugh Beas Hesa Sgie Barnard & Jomneon Schilling Schilito Jan B W. P. Withmason J. McD Garrington Stubblefield Jackson Apliettor Aoric Durkorr Sroithva Para S . Wobel W. HH. Sholes MN. Richardson Hell Ye Bowling Pramians W. Mosby Willams Der C.J I Andbury Ve. Woodbury J. W. Blackburn, Jr Parkinson Archer J. Lewis Smith A. CO. Wells Nith Va Smith K. H Plaintif S & HL Syme L. J. Mather Douglea Douglass Carter McDermott C. A. Mejewin W.H. Robeson Bley É& ‘Woodard Dilys Savaxe Sghi Plathtiit le Davids Suilty Et Court of Appenty Randers Relis Pudmili I. A. Davids B.L. Gles Wiether Howard Boyd Wrady Washington Gan Lirnt Camron sf—Sickenway & Plemuery Walker Vs Capital Tidetion Company L. J. Macher R. R. Horger R. Ross Perry & Son G. T. Duntop Mayer Second National Hank Hayden Johnson John Hinowt Brewer Corey J. J. Hamilton E. B. Hay Circuit Court No Justice Barnard Frilerson Tebacco Company Va. Gros Torneya Brandenburg Brankenburg Mackey Criminal Court NO Justice Gould Geotees EH. Green Willerd LU Daremus S. Worthington J.B. Stanehield J. M. Thurston

Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Quick Foot Comfort

Ina Pinch promotes Allen's Foot-Ease as the cure for swollen feet blisters bunions and sore spots claiming instant relief after use. Advertises a free sample offer and Foot-Base sanitary corn pad with purchase. Local druggists and shoe stores are urged to stock the product.

Ina Allen Ghoe Olmsted le Roy

Real Estate Transfers in Mount Pleasant and Adjacent Areas

Real estate transfers listed across Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains including parcels in Connecticut Avenue Heights, Le Droit Park, and Northwest sections. Transactions involve Williams, Evans, Newton, Rooside, Dougherty, Hoster, Brisley, and others with prices around 10 dollars to 30 dollars per lot or block portions, detailing lot numbers, blocks, and squares for properties in multiple neighborhoods.

Mount Pleasant Pleasant Plains Yrus Keleer Laura Vi Evans Los Park Charles H. Waliams Watson PB. Newton Watson P. Newton Charles H Caroline M. Wiliams Pleasant New Jersey Avenue Margeret W. ‘Hosler Edward F. Dougherty Willard Struet Seventeenth Eighteenth Margaret W. Honier Henry Schneider Margaret W. Hoster Margaret Loser Boluwadar Pstkeer Orthwest Mery L Serrin Claytom James Montgomery Montgomery Square 440 Seventh Street Southweat George C. Pumphrey John B. Burchett August G. Trammell Clark MILLS Katharine L. Johnson John C Norman E. Ryan Twelfth Wilam Cammack Allen Ashton Pleasant Plaine William Charles H. Brosiley Cfucrester Monumental Savings ‘Association Pinora Mo Parker George G. Brown Mary C. Held Reservoir View Max Cohen Julius Cohen Pinehurst Finnhurst Perk Company Elbert B Clark Z.brown Black N Street Shelton TF Cameron Et Ax Sultanna P. Bowls Square Petworth Lily D. White Benjema Fo. Teng Nellie R. Elite LE Dhoit Park Daniel B. Klepy M. L. Tenkina Ninth Street R. Strecla Raymond J. Cooley Jacob S. Moser Y “ Alley Seventh James E. Padgett Houstons Henry Newman Congress Heights Henry C. Longnecker Uix John W. Humphries Thirteenth Street Albert W. Guild Frank W Mary L. Unlbey Henry A. Vwieth John RK. Major Florida Avenue William T. Grant Blargaret W. Hester LE Drosy Parkeerry George E. Horalton Franklin J. Sonner Mary’ O H. Myers Aheltad T. Cameron Catlina A. Watera Peeasant Plains Maria L Hanson William E. Sims William EB. Sime Lucy S Hlvas

Deeds of Trust Listings Across Washington Areas

A dense listing details numerous deeds of trust secured by properties in multiple Washington blocks and squares. Each entry names borrowers such as James Burn Emma Ellisot and Mary Russell, lenders like Washington Loan Trust Company and Oriental Building Association, loan amounts ranging from a few hundred to several thousand dollars, terms from 1 to 9 years, and interest rates around 5 to 8 percent.

Adellos Taylor Frank B. Slater Merry Columbia Gecord James Burn Mary Russell Lullie Russell Louis R. Peak James B. Green Charlen E. Marsh Fears Emma 2 Ellisot Wiliams Arthur T. Brice William J. Plather John’ M. Jones Osciusho Joseph “Walslar Washington Ang, Trust Company Secura Equitable Co-operative Building Associaton Heck Long Meadows Baward D. Scott Barnjamin F. Leighton George F. Williams Ernestine F. Terfinger Mount Pleasant Pleasant Plains Frank A. Donnelly Wiltlad A. Hil Thompson Harry Wardman Sutnek Balthiansr Gerlach Et“Ux Haat Washington Savings Hall Hill West Brookland Park Henry Bohnert Chapin Brown Henry H. Bergmann Oriental Building Black Pivehurst Eibart B. Brows Ct Times Food and Firman It Homen Yoaseura Fine Ext Park Company Ito Jamen Montgomery Robert B. L. Smith George C. Gartmen Willim W. Millan John B. Burchell Amin “Trammell Benjamin F. Leighton Floyd E. Davis Walter G. Davis Mount Purabant Pleasant Plats Mary C. Held Edward S. Westcott Waler R. ,Wilcox Wilhelmina C. Wetzel George C Hough Edmound Pax Lily D White Lota Black Wiliam Dante Dan B. Bradford Witla K. Ellis Henry Mr .Baker Yeac Baward Gibson Gorge M. Exmmerich Douglas S. Macks Buiding “Association Charles~Tauberschmidt Uix B. Edmonston Edward’. P. Schugarts Isobel FE Lenmar Square Flanjaiain Tandore Saks Et Ux Albert A. Wilson B. Larner Washington Lorn and ‘Trust Company Goyal John W. Borley Samuel’ H. Bosley Frank A. Harrison Joan P. Ahorn Michael Aabern Moon Tesenh Lrons Trustes Charles Milburn Frank T. Rewlings Mina F. Milburn Berry Broadus Benjamin F. Leighion George Francia Ailams Ernestine F. Terfitinger Nannie V. Mitchell Washington Tair and Trust Company Ryaltable Bquarf Frank W. Dotbey Louis Witlige Ymuat H. Daniel Albert We “Guild Granhy John R. Waler C.F. Neahit Drom Richard C Albert A. Welton John H. Larnet Washington Loan and Trust Company Catherine A. Watery Morrie W Charin Brown Henry A.bergmann Orientst Building Association

First Trips of St Johns Steamer To Colonial Beach

The St Johns steamer will run its first season trips to Colonial Beach this weekend, leaving at 5:45 p m and again Sunday morning for five dollar fares. After a stop at Alexandria the ship will lie at the Beach for a long ride and return, offering five hours ashore and crabbing and fishing, with hotel rates noted and a 6 p m return Sunday.

St.” Johng Colonial Beach Atlantic City St Washington Ashington Potomac Breamboat Alexandria St.‘Johns

Jolly Fat Men Excursion Ends In Rainy Retreat

A planned annual family outing of the Jolly Fat Men ended in disappointment as rain soaked picnic grounds at Goldsmith's. Guests rode a steamer to the grounds, sheltered in the clubhouse during the downpour, then departed on the 3 o'clock boat with activities canceled.

Jolly Fat Men's Chile River View Quaste Mauy d Goldsmith's

Day Purchases Gillam Home at Cleveland Park

Dr A L Day of the Carnegie Institute buys the Gillam residence at 8350 Highland Ave Cleveland Park for about 13004. The frame house with stone base has ten rooms and baths includes a large cold storage room and extensive porches. Moore & Hi Inc handled the deal and another recent sale at 1225 Columbia Road involved Mrs Clara Bangs.

A. le Day Cleveland Park A. L. Day Carnegie Institution Frank Gillam Highland Avenue Moore & Hi, Inc Columbia -Road Co Adams Southern Railway Clara Cr Bangs

Confederate Memorial Day at Arlington to honor dead veterans

The GA H veterans plan a June Arlington pilgrimage to the Confederate graves. Col Hilary A. Herbert will address the crowd with Hon John Sharp Williams of Mississippi speaking on erecting a monument. The event includes an invocation, benediction, songs, flags, and grave decorations by the Southern ladies. Comrades urged to contribute funds or supplies, wear badges, and join the march.

Ciivil Arlington Jon Callaghan United Anlington Tully John Hilary “A. Herbert John Sharp Wallianse Joe Wheeler Confeder Oe Thirteenth Cavalry Sug. & Bueler Courg John T Laghan Omar We Onge Ford

Funeral for Daniel Ishannon Held Today at 1 Oclock

The War Department clerk Daniel Ishannon drowned near Potomac while en route to Lund Park. Funeral to be conducted at 1 PM in undertaking rooms, with body recovered Thursday morning by a railroad switchman. Inquest at the morgue yesterday noted the death as accidental after he lost his way near Fourteenth Street Southwest.

Funeria Daiel Shannos Daniel Ishannon War Department Potomac Lund Park Glenwood Wolsom Endne Fourteenth Street Pothuy Waa Joseph H. Railroad

Sunday Church Services Across Episcopal and Other Parishes

Daily notices list morning and evening services at St Andrews, Caurch of the Advent, St Philip, Mount St Alban's, Trinity, Agnes, St John's in Georgetown, and numerous other parishes. Rector names and service times including holy communion and sermon are given, with locations on Fourteenth Street, U streets, and surrounding avenues in Washington.

Edward M. Mott Church OF the Ppiphan Atréet H. Merkin B'end B'end Thaty Ae Shayghana | Mount ST. Aldin's Cathedral’ Grounds P. m Charles Pieres Paulis Twenty-third’ Street Washington “Circle Alfred Standing Northwest Richard P. Willams E.M. Rogers Toy Redder John's O- Street Munleal-Secuive ST. James Eighth Street Massachusetta Avenue C Street Church OF the Ascension Twelfth Street Massachusetts Arene Clement Brown ST. Margarets Connecticut Herbert Scott “Smith Pet Richael ALL Angels Henry Thomas Holy Cormunion Germon Odlos Fonnavivania Evebue Charles Atvsmith Christ Church Parish Georgetown Rey James H. W. Blake S. Perric The Geventh Atrect Clouthwest Weston Alvary Samual“ Greene Park Road J. B. Clayton W. A. Witbur Pms Temple Norchywast Virginia Avenue Hes Swain West, Kay J. FE Juth West Fev Luther Frantz paater—Atum Con- Armetios Northumberland Memorial Wiemas Icle J. G. Cutier A. m Macy Baer Falestine Ehirty Fourth Sthart Zalpait Bainier Clauda Jones South Third Tistreets Northwest Wilber Shipley Suftolk Ims H -Strest Maryland Gurley J. Russell i Verbrycko W. C. Alexander Abilam Bethany Chapel Teunta Bamlin Pestas Moore Land Atrmant Atzeats Saa Joseph Kelly Lester Methodist Rae Ee DiamaRaga George AY Kuz Stresta Boney Worth Carolina Avenue East Crottol Weare Whipley Gsteseta Norinwast Obarien Cheidign Festivale Pilgrine David Mignigdmary Mount Plearant Colimbia Road Northwest Rav Bass Thurches Leagua Peld Barteh Vorner Wotan Taye Remorial” Church UNITED + BETEREN Capitol R' Streete William Howell First Reformed Corasy Sih Vine Thireeeth Conets Rav John” van Sehalul Paxter Chilayen Dabbarh- School Pisterath Fran Sew Christian Mission Nox sEeey Abeadquarian Tity Peauyivenie Aveney Nortiwegtes P. m End Aire Pers Evanston Eac Anandor J. Ky Baslam

Chevy Chase Lake Opens With Music and Attractions

Opening week shows Chevy Chase Lake thriving with dancing and concerts by the Marine Band Orchestra each evening including Sundays. Grounds feature illuminated grounds, bowling alleys, skating galleries, a bath theater, and other diversions. Steamship service runs nightly from Norfolk to Old Point Comfort with connections to Boston and New York. Schroeder's Beach hosts afternoon and evening concerts while Charles Macalester steamer offers trips to Marshell Hall.

Chevy’ Chase Lake Marine Band Orchestra Chevy Chase Lake Washington Norfolk Old ‘Point Comfort Old Point Hampton Jamestown Yorktown Boston New York-by-sea Seventh Street Fourteenth Street Schroeder Charles Macalester Marshell ‘Hall Butah’ Berka

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