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CONCERT AT THE BARRACKs.-The follow

CONCERT AT THE BARRAcKs.-The following
is tho program for the concert at the Marine
Barracks tomorrow to begin at $40 Pm: /.
Coronation march from the prophet" Never
beer. 2. Overture, civilian Tell' (by re-
quest), Rossini 8. Patrol, Midnight Review"
Y. Arnandez. 4: Selection, Domination of
Faust" Berlioz s. Valse. Wedding Dance"
Jungle. 6. Song. "Quanto to Tamo.' Satta.
7. Collocation. I'm Parlor and Street" Up.
SorEa. g. Hail Columbia
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A NOTABLE EXHIBIT.
A Reproduction of Convent at Palos I
Sent to the Worlds Fair.

a Reproduction of Convent at Palos to Be
Sent to the Worlds Fair.
The committee on foreign exhibits Of the
worlds Columbian exposition have recon-
mended the erection at Jackson Park in
Chicago, Of an exact reproduction of the old
Convent of La Rabida, at Palos, Spain. 1t
will be remembered that this convent is more
closely associated with the life of Columbus
than any other building in the world. 1t was
here that he applied for bread and water for
his child and here he was furnished shelter
for two years while he WAS developing
his theory of western passage to
the Indies, and it was here that he lived while
preparing for the voyage. and in the little
chapel attached to the convent he attended
mass on the morning he sailed. Here, too, he
sought refuge again upon his return from the
discovery. and here he always found COM
Portable and hospitabla refuge in the days Of
his trouble and anxiety,
1t is proposed to make the reproduction ex-
act. 1t will be Of the same dimensions, of SINH
lar material, and whenever there is a blemish
or broken tile in the original they will he re-
produced. The work will be cone undec the
direction of Mr.. Franklin W, Smith a wealthy,
enthusiastic amateur architect, who lives in the
Moorish villa "Zorayda," at ST. Augustine,
Florida during the winter, and in the Pomeiian
villa at Saratoga during the summer. Mr..
Smith has had more experience in the repro
duction Of ancient architecture than any other
man. and tenders his services without cost to
the exposition.
ENCOURAGEMENT IN CHILL.
Lieut.. Charles H. Harlow, the special COM
missioner of the Latin-American department
who is now in Chilli in the interest Of the world
fair, writes in very encouraging terms of
the progress that he is making. He
says that the revolution is not
interfering in any material degree with the
preparation of an exhibit from that country
for the Chicago exposition. The government
commissioners have been appointed and have
organized by division OF labor The
nitrate companies have asked for plenty
of space for a large display; twenty-five differ
ent wine manufacturers have united for Joint
exhibit while the exhibition of minerals from
that country promises to be something en-
tirely unprecedented
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MARKED.

DALLAM- METZGER. On FRIDAY. July n. lsal-
by heN Mr. Hoashton, at the rectury OF the Church
oI the Assumption & the little church around H..
Norner'D. New York city. Miss Clio hsIA Nj I,;FR
~ Washington. ID. e., to Mr.. FRANK BLAIR DAI.-
LAM u hentncky.
NIcKEL-yoRDAN. ON the evening of August 4
1881. at ~. JOHNS Chapel, by the hey. Mr. Mckee
minister charge Dr. WILLIAM 4. NIckEI. ~
Baltinore. Nd. TO Hiss GENENIEvE %. JORDAN
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PARLIAMENT PROROGUED,

Subjects Referred to by the Queen in Her
Address.
LoypoS, Augusta -Parliament was prorogued
this afternoon. The queen In her speech
closing the session referred to the proposals
made to the United States government to
submit the differences regarding the Boring
sea fisheries TO arbitration, blu. said that the
regulations between the two governments
looking to that object had not yet been COM
pleted.
work Of the session
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1t Wasn't That.

From the Brooklyn Life.
Small brother-''Pa says he wishes you'd
make haste and propose to Sis"
Young man-"Then he is willing TO let her
marry me?"
Small brother Tain't that. He says you
won't come 80 often after you have been
kicked"
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LETTER CARRIERS CONVENTION.
President Goodwin CongratuIates the Asso-
ISOLATION Its Growth.

DETROIT, MIcH., Aug. 5.-The third annual
convention Of the National Association of Let
ter Carriers Of the United States was called to
order in the Odd Fellows Temple at 10 o'clock
by President John J. Goodwin of Providence.
r. l. Two hundred delegates repre-
senting forty-One states and territories
handed in their credentials. In his OPEN
ing address President Goodwin congratula-
ted the delegates upon the phenomenal growth
OF the Organization. year ago, he said, but
fifty-three branches were represented at
Boston. Today there were 23J. A special COM
mit,ee appointed last year submitted a plan for
an insurance branch on the assessment prin-
ciple providing for death benefits of 80, OOd and
ii. $40 to widows or other heirs of deceased
members. and the convention proceeded TO
discuss the project.
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Trial bay a, Polio. H.zaounr,er,

Today was trial day at police headquarters,
and several policemen were called upon 70
answer charges of violating the rules Of the
manual
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Tennessee Millers Organize.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. August 5.-The millers
Of this place have formed league to purchase
wheat from the west. They say this is
done in self-defense against the farmers
OF Middle Tennessee. who. backed by the alli-
ance, are holding their wheat for higher
price, with the result that it has
risen In the past week from 821d to
80 cents. East Tennessee grain will run the
mills for time until western supply can be
procured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-05

The VAN NRASKEN CAsE--Acting Secretary
Solely today approved the record Of the court
OF inquiry in the case of Pay Clerk Van yran-
ken. recently investigated at Norfolk. Va. on
charges groIug out OF the loss of material from
the Portsmouth navy yard. The court found
Van tranken responsible and recommended .
trial by court martial. which will be ordered.
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HELM for Mr.. Racker.

NEw YoRK. August 5.-Mr. Abraham Backer
has so far recovered from his Illness brought
on by reason Of anxiety incident to his bust
ness troubles that he Is again able TO be about.
He has received numerous letters from banking
Arms and business men today Offering him as
sistanee. and also from his creditors, who seem
disposed to be very lenient with him.
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Illness of George Jones.

LEWISTON, Me-, August 5-Editor George
Jones of the New York Times had a bad night
and his physicians today saw that
his condition is dangerous, but they
hope for the best. His wife and daughter are
in with him at Poland Springs. His advanced
age-79-makes his complaint more serious
than it otherwise would be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-05

CHICAGO. August 5.--Mrs- Helen NJ. Cougar,
the Indiana prohibitionist, will follow Major
Mckinley all through Ohio during the cam
paign and talk low tariff and increased wages
for workingmen. She says she proposes to be
at Ickinleys heels all through the campaign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-05

:, Va con bires u. str,nsth metal With the
A-'l,-tts Yi brush The REGULARITY Il the ioovs
49, tLl- eoiuG wonderful JeV!Cr A FFM
lbiNi II s A. - q n brush. - rause "a. loop-
49, IN -ltiT IL 'ui4tiu- ruTiA-e down INTO
Va '..'Ns aii -lT over the elevations Ia the great
suaf'.t - ~ Liia and nc cOnNru!ence Of N,
Au-t4s= ~ b, sr:est SCI cl-sIer AMI The h.St
sAsl,-.r knNn - allss . = -prlE. and the Ilbr.-
t10l 81 tr ti- rvaGly Tres them from Al rf .nI
L-lf - y cleans hUr,e q al better ID AM other
t,u i. L. . L@s ,F teeth irh DO NOT tr.rs
AM ts3sr y do MT Frat- E@rstty over N. sur
f-. taf uLt,iafe- ITSELF - ali psrt- %,
he-> i.uin III raFs 70 a. h-vls IT very strong
49, So. ytl.-1 since the cot! - ps.kl, 81 x,.x
Il sfriI- stew, and the shank - caSf Iuallent,.
Sl4 al arts -ted tog-er Its teeth do rOI
t-t1 cat . -I4l- from rnush u~@se. because " H.
a., ar form. -ud -, II - elastic The hack h.
a. enTsll.tE sWva- Slrap~.-' The reasons Are ar
Iarsni lssol ~ eNpeft, and the trade S~ry here
snn - lad 90 E4rda1rr. harness. feed and .frt.ery
stOIvs- q DLFJE : SoN. Hour and Feed Dealers.
81 A1rlts. 'ln s8si so 90 =. rN Iay Ism
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Mrs. Jennie Crockett, the asronaut who was
injured at Waverley, Mass, was transferred
from the Massachusetts, General Hospital TO
her residence in Auburn Court on Sunday. She
will probably be cripple for life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-05

LIE SECOND EXAMINATION Of civilians for APP
pointment to the army will be held on or about
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THE GLORIOUS ONION.
Inc Home Life of That Tear-CompellinR
Esculent on the Western Reserve.

HALF MILLION BUSHELS OF THEM GROWN IN
LAKE COUNTY, oHro-THE FOES OF THE vEoE-
TABLE AND THE CARE REQUIRED III WEED
ING-THE VARIABLE PRICES.
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No Concert.

Ihere Will be no concert at Bethesda park TO-
night on account of bad weather.
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Paving I'm New York Resumed.

NEW YORK. August 5.-The work Of paving
the streets here. stopped by the boycott of
District Assembly 40. was resumed this morn
ing all along the line, the existing troubles
having been adjusted in favor of the strikes
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Range Of the Thermometer

The following were the readings at Office Of
weather bureau today: a. m, TO- 2 pm, IS.
Maximum, as; minimum. 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-05

NJ. Mason, commissioner of the internal rev.
enue, has returned to the city.
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BRowx,s inox IirrrrEs

Cures Indigestion. BilousneSs. Dyspepsia. Malaria.
NeryOns-sS AMI General Debility. Ply siclsns RECON-
mend H. All dealers sell 10. Urnu.ne has trade mark
aIld crossed rel i.il-- WraTp~r. 3
WOMAN WHO u WEAK. NERVOUS AND
IN s.eepl ant 10 ha~ cold hands and feet,
feel and Q Ike well person Carriers Iron Pills
equalize the CIRCULATION. remove and give
strength ant r..
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Fon SrssrES
Use PONDS EXTRACT.
SOOTHING SYRUP

NIRS- WiNsLDwS SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
~ MOTHERS Tor their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING. with PEkFECT SUCCESS. IL SOOTHEs the
CHILD. SOf TINS the GUNS. h.LAYs all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie. and II the best remedy for
pIAAskkLA. sid By Druggists in every part Of the
world he anil AK for Mrs. winsows soothing
syrUT' aad take no other kind. - cents a bottle.
dlJ-ly
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o. | c.
Mama.
Name.
Washington Stock EXCHANGE.

Government BOnds-U.S. Is, registered 1pO1 II,
bid lis asked. L. &. As, 1907, III bid, Is asked
Dislric, OF Columbia bonds-Market stock. IS. se2
currency lOl bid 20year fund, Is, 1892 gold zoos.
bid - asked. 2O-year fund, S. 1899 gold, los bid.
ssear fund Is sod sS is bid DID, asked
Water stock, IS, currency, 1893, l13 bid, asked.
3.6os, 1924, fund, currency ll24 bid. ll41! asked
3Xs, reg. I-lOs, lS9S-l90l- l02 bid, 104 asked.
Miscellaneous BOnds--W asnnuon ana Georp..
town Railroad 1910, Us, log bid, l05k asked Wash
ington and Georgetown Railroad Convertible Gs,
IS, 1875, 1903 bid, asked. Washington Market
Company, LIST mortgage Is, 40 bid, - asked. WASH
ington Market COMPANY mp. Is, ll3 bid. asked.
- asked. Washington Light Infantry list mortgage,
o., 1894, 70 bid, - asked Washington Light In
fantry "a, 49, 1904, % did, = asked. Washington
asked. Washington Gas Light Company, series
b, Is, IFS bid, - asked; Washington Gas Com
ton Railroad Is. SO bid. lOz asked. chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone, LIST mortgage IS, IUi bid,
- asked Capitol and North street Railroad LIST
road Convertible Is, l2o4 bid, = asked. /. S. Flee
tric Light Convertible IS, los bid, no asked.
National Bank stocks-BanS Of Washington. 430
Metropolitan, 265 bid, - asked. Central. 3O5 bid
Second. ISL bid, - asked. Farmers and Me-
chaulcs. lss bid. asked. Citizens, 40 bid.
ls5 asked Columbia, i5o bid, 15s asked CapI-
ial. 1908. bid. asked. West End, 81 bid,
lol asked. Traders, 1ls bid. 100 asleL Lincoln,
2lO bid, = asked. Metropolitan. Jos bid, = asked
Columbia, - bid, ~ asked. Capitol and North O
Street, So bid, Is asked lexington and SOL
diers Home, bid, - asked Georgetown and
TenleytoWn, 5y4 bid, Go asked
insurance STOCKS tiremens s, ~ bid, IS asked
Franklin, - bid. = asked Metropolitan 50 bid. -
asked. National tnion IL Did, - asked. Airing
ton, - bid, - asked. COrcoran, bid - asked
Columbia, l5H bid, /, asked Gsrmau-Alaerican,
lsO bid, - asked Potomac. 70 bid, - asked
riggs, u. bid, asked Peoples, bid. -
asked Lincoln bid, - asked. Commercial,
bid. - asked
Title Insurance Stocks--Rea Estate Title, 1924
bid, - asked. columbia Title, 6 bid, 6x asked
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-WashIngton Gas
~ bid 49, asked Georgetown Gas, Is bid u.
Electric Light, $50 bid l65 asked
Telephone Stocks-pennsyivania, = bid asked
Chesapeake and Potomac. 60 bid, 81 asked. amer
lean Graphophone. AZ did, 6H asked
Miscellaneous stocks--Washington Market Com
pany Did Is asked. Pneumatic Gun car
mage, 4 bid, asked.
safe Deposit and Trust Comprehensive Washington
safe Deposit Company, ils bid, asked WASH
ington LoaR anu trust Company, bid, IS
asked American Security and Trust Company,
bid. asked.
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FoR tyr To11rr

rhsrei no more useful or eeTan; article than Ayers
HAIR V,sor-the mos, ToPular and economical hair
drSs-snV the market. " causes the hair TO grow
abunaItIy ami retain the beauty and texture of youth
prevent badness. heal. troubl-soe humor. o. The
-slT ari kssp. 1t clean cool and healthy Both ladies'
Snd gentlemen everywhere prefer Ayers Hair yxor 20
any Oiher dressing for the hair Mrs. Iydi. O.
Moody. T. Pits,en. Me- writes: ~ have u,.a .x.,.
Hair VICE for some time. and n Ia. worked wonders
for me- was troubled with dandrun and falling hair
- that Vas rapidly becoming bald but since using
the Visor my head Is yerfsety clear OF dandruf the
hair has ceased coming gu: and now have good
srowth Of the sane color as when ! was young
~Oulan- lean heartily recommend the use Of Ayers
Hair Vor 10 any one suffering from dsndrun or loss
OF hair.
AYERS hair yIGOR
Prepared by Or. 5. 9. Aver Il Co. Lowell. Mass.
Sold by Druggists and Psrfumsrs-
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DIR. George W. Bush died at his home In Bal
nmore on Monday in the ninety-third year Of
his age. MIR. Bush was the father of twenty
seven children, thirteen Of whom survive him.
Mr.. Bush was born in Baltimore county.
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SAKs AND COMPANY.

TENNsvLv ,SASIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
aus STREET
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TIE PRrcrs "BRrAk. IL SHOES.

W W VIZ wonder If we're no, Just in the
WWWW ''nieko of ;ins' for you with quit
" W sale" Of some NEWS and BOYS
FOOTWEAR. Summer weights. That kills
them fer stock. bat they're all right for 8 long
term Of service. You See our fall line is COM
inz-Ani HSht AMI heavy weights are like OF
and water don't mix-with Us. As soon as
the new styles put in an appearance we won't
have III % room for out-of- season stock. So
we've given these lingering lines orders TO
move 1n"-NOw while they'll be Of some use
20 you You can see we haven't spared the
prices AMI SPOILED the opportunity" You
know We are always ''ciOss maIkersr-and this
Is a -ivi.ig over good part II tie cost to carry
them or ca time.
NEN,s HANDMADE FRENCH CALF
NiPiTENI LEATHEk sHoEs-made ON the
and have sold for 81. 81 anu a.
's s5 'ss' | 1887
NES,s ErssEI. SEAL AND RUSSIA
--s:-- Have sud al along Tor -. so. % and %.
os ut =: | 1919
MEMS HAND-sEwED FRENCH CALF
vi AND KANGAROO OXFORD TIEs-rnade
on ne e. Lon'.Sn- OIeI. and French Ias's-and
'g 10 ' b; | $3.50
NJEX,s HAND sEwED PATENT LEATHER
famous up-ra and licadilIy lasts kss ulsr -
and e. Vienna shoes
os s5 ' ai $3.50
NIES's KANGAROO .HAND-wELT. OK
vi fOKDS-made on London aud French
lasts $50 -na - qualities
's s6 ' :; | $3.50
R1Ys, AND YOUTHS RrssET OK.
All e. 60
os 3; ' at | S1.37
They're the most desirable styles. you see
and ;he VERY BEST QUALITIES. We guar
antee them AL. except the Patent Leather..
Nobody ever guarantees that. We Enor IL 10
b. the bcst-a4d b,iisr, to Be all righ,.
What mere can say
The quantity is smalI-that',I u,ake it neces-
sary for you TO speak quick" If you want
pair.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prieea NJ
,ne New YORK stock MARKET as reported BY special
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SAks AND COMPANY.

cs-yss close ~ o'cIo~S-eIcept Saturday,
until Apri. /.
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DECIDEDLY, FOR WARRINGTON.
Result Of . Csnvass Among the Dele

DETROIT, MicH, August S.-A canvass Of the
delegates during recess showed an overwhelm-
ing majority in favor of Washington a. the
place for the next encampment.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, August 5 lclosing). - Wheat-Au
eas,, So; september, sI's. Corn-August, 571s
September, 5dA. Oats-August, 27H; Septem
Der, 2sA.. Pork September. 1910. Lard-Sep-
tember, $50. Rbs-September, go.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, August 5. - Flour steady, un-
changed-receipts, $500 barrels; shipments, la,22t
barrels; sales. l25O barrels. Wheat steady at de-
cline-spot, 97s a91,s, the month. s1ha97ss; Sep
temher, Ok a9,1s; October, 9sa9sA: southern
wheat weak; Fultz, S2a99; Longberry, 9sai.O0-re-
ceipts s22so5 bushels; shipments, 5000 bushels
stock t.++355 bushels; sales. $4,000 bushels. Corn
noininally easier-spot, 6Il a67h; the month GIN;
September, 66; southern corn, weak and lower;
white, '2a7s; yellow, 0a.l-receipts, s270 bushels
shipments, 2,42s bushels; stock. 81, 100 bushels.
Oats, good demand-No. white western, - asked;
No. 2 mixed western, 46-recepts, $4,000 BUSH
els; shipments, none: stock, AZ, $50 bushels. Rye
nrm-No. 2. so-recepts, 1896 bushels shipments,
hone; stock, 3,0s3 bushels. Hay active and higher
good TO choice timothy, 140Oai5.OO. Grain
ireighis arm, unchanged. Cotton, midding, nomi-
nal, 5. Provisions, no change. Butter, firm
creamery fancy, lsk; do fair to choice, 17als;
90. imitation, l5al6; ladle, fancy, IL: good to
choice. llal5 store-packed, I0al3. Eggs, nrm-i6
Sonee quiei-Rio cargoes< fair, 1917; No. Z, i7ss.
Sugar-granula,ed, 43-i6
BALTIMORE, August 5.-virginia ten-forties,
6S bid; do. threes, 6sH bid; Baltimore and OHIO
stock, - bid; Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
nrsts l3l asked; rrst incomes, IS asked; do. third
incomes, bid; Consolidated gas bonds III bid
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HANSON BAITIEY. LIGHT AND POWER co.
Dl5lIn 4sO LOUISIANA avenue

flA ii~IN ~ rs WORST FORMS Mill
- yi~.i o. t-e q CATERS Little Nerve Pills
-e5 " carers Little Liver Eiils. Dose Of ca
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growers ask 81 COOL 10. ami for IoGse Museatels,
81 20. Spot iobbng prices are as follows: Layers.
fancy. ST 1901 40 ) 6ox choice. 81 1901 ~; fair
to good, $l@l1 20 with the usual advance Ior irac-
tionsi boxes; loose Muscatels, 5a@90c 2 poI. N -
,NUTS-rine Nuts qnotabie az Sole . 70;
she'll Amo6Ss' 'c Is 20 a haRirsns naTatSs do
=; papersheii. I6laGI715c; Chile Wainuts, S99c;
7i@se; Peeans, l2129l4 for small aud l69l7c for
s 1aTge pdlherts in99lI1ae; Brazil Nuts. 712S5;
fE6ETABLEs-I omatoes alone firm, being
scarce Scare MaEroWfat Squash, sI09I2 ton; E1g
Sreen Peppers; 25[95oc for Chile and 5U@6sc for
y Bell H. Green i ,6 Corr, Sl@l 20 sack SOL IS
squash, 1o@35c . box for Bay; Cucumbers. iodSs5c
= box for Say: Pickles: S5c = ct for large and Sac
for Rivers; Dry Peppers, 16020c Il 10: Cabbage 40
@50c Q ctl: Carrots. 50475c: Turnips 50@75c:
Beets. 81: Parsnips. 81 25: Garlic. 295c q n
PRoVISIoNS-Very firm, with advance in
Bacon sides. Eastern Covered Breakfast Bacon is
quotable at 139l3lac; California Smoked Bacon. 10
@lOl4c for heavy and medium, 12IaG1Sc for
light, and 131s@l4c for extra light: Bacon sides.
trade. 14Gl41ac: California Rams. salt l11ll Il @
p 10: refrIgeratorcured. l2A@l25ac; Lard. tierces
tornia, terces, 99914c; haIfbbis, 9l4a9 &c; tins
19 9 pals lgio :. lo5ss; Do 5le Io4e SeEss4S
SS 5O9s: family do, S11 50a12; clear PorS,
$lg 5000; extra prime $15@l5 SO: extra cIelr.
keS Ssa te s. 1 Pies' Feet. ' S1ssiS so . p5i
Smoked Beef. 11a4@l2c q 10.
hops . new departure is the sale on the
Produce Exchange call of 80 bales prime. October
delivery, at lS1.c aud go bales at l71.c. October
spot quotations are nominal at 22le@25c q 10
for good to choice and 20@2lc 2 ID for common to
far.
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy salted steers quOt-
able at 74ac p 10; medium, &c; light, 5c Cowhdes.
&c: sailed Kip, 4e; sailed Calf &c; dry Hides. usual
selection. loo z 10: dry KIDS sc q ID: dry Calf. sc:
prime GoatskIns. 3O@50c each; eerskinS, good
summer, 3712c: medium. 30G35; thin, 2Ot925c:
Sheepskins, shearlingi. 10925c: short wool, 4O1
zoe medium. 100000: long WOOL 90cd}SI 40 q ID.
Culls of all kinds about isc less.
TALLoW-Fair To good rendered. 41a95c; re-
fined. 64206$4c; Grease. 31ac y ID.
WOOl-San joaquin ana Southern Fall and
lambs 99l1c = 10. Spring clips range as follows:
Choice Northern, 20922c 4 IL: Southern. seven
months, l49l5c q ID; FoOJhill and Middle Counties.
l7tG1S12c; Nevada, l59lSc p 10.
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elevator-boy to take pitcher of ice-water TO
Room 101. He declared that he would do SO
on the next trip.
." lie failed. In despair went to the Office
Of the hotel and asked the clerk If 1t was
possible to have pitcher of ice-water sent
to Room 10l.
"'Certainly,' was the answer; that can
be done without any trouble
81 have been trying TO have 1t done ever
since / came here, aud | haven't succeeded
yet l said, and if it is a possible thing l
would like to have it DONE.
Later l stepped into the elevator. and
the boy there asked me if / were going up
to the 101 floor.
"'Yes,' | responded. 'Why%
ga hundred and one will throw you out
of the window if he catches you." said the
boy.
"'What are you talking about?' 1 asked.
"'Why. there is bride and groom in 101,
and sou have been firing ce-water in their
room all evening. and the man is wild. lie
swears he will murder YOU
Upon investigation [ found that my sis
ter's room was not 101 at all, but was 81.
My room was 90, and as my sisters room
was next to it, thought it was 101. There
| had sent about ten pitchers of ice-water to
101 and didn't know it.
II had left call in the Office for 90 and
101 for o'clock the next morning when L
was going downstairs last. and never
thought to have it changed. So at o'clock
the bride and groom were awakened by a
laundering knock at the door, which made
suaded that the early call was part of the
ice-water fend'S scheme to annoy them.
81 escaped with my life and was glad of
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