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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-23

Trcsh Meat Cobb ngl-Ccw beet.
&c per 10. steer beef. INC per 10.
= uiton, wether. sc per 10. pork
L per 10. veal. large. &c per IN. small,
-
Provisions 9obbingl Hama. large.
isHr hams. small. la9c. breakfast
bacon. ilisr. DIS sailed sides 7.
TEX. SO
Lard Dohbingl made. per
/ N. &c. white star. -: Coin special.
SIC lard compound. tierces. &C.: Rex.
SIC
Fresh Fish Uobhing) - Perch. 3G
e. hnlihut. &c. silver salmon. 81,
sAc. chum salmon. 5qec. found.
erp 7mtc. anies. aa4c. rock cod.
sasc shrlmps ioaisc. smclt. 4G
Sc. oysters olympia. Ho0a4s0 per
sack. 8 90 per gallon. clans. 81 %
crabs. ti.5S. cooked. iI.esGl75. ling
cud. sac. black cod. Gu 7c salt Chin
COX salmon. 800 II tierces. for smok .
ing purposes. Sc. herring. 2Uic.
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Butter chooso. Eggs and Poultry

Butter Washington crcnmeries.
pound prints. 2sn 800. Eastern Iowa
and ElFin. 2f42se.
Cheese OobbluRl Native wash
Itgtou. i9Hiic. Eastern. linl5c.
Eggs Oobhlngl strictly fresh
raneh. 32a 34c. Eastern 23m2ic
Honey White cauh. itc. light am
be-. iINI2o. strained. s0Sisc
Poultry -- chickens. live. i00 lie
frvers. Sl75n25o. live turkeys, la
isc. ducks. re. roese. l0niic, live
weight
corn whole. 50 80. cracked. t23 a0.
feed meal per ton Sa7oo
Feed wheat 81 90. oil cake. meal.
so 90. mlddllnRs 81 ooa22Oo; bran.
,iioo. shorts. tt6ui5oo, chopped
faed. $40 ooQ2o %. dairy chopped
feed. $1,000.
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TICKET OF THE
FUSIONISTS

The Ballard Fusfonists met last
n Rht They nominated u. y Piulfz
for mayor. l. ~ Markie for treasur-
er. J. Conway Tor clerk. Dr. A. ~.
Criiz Tor health officer. John w
Peter for city attorney. and the fol
lowing councllmens First ward. a.
Chandler, second ward. John T0rgl-
son. third ward. J a Peabody. ir..
and at large. Robert Mclaughlin
The platform adopted advocate
eaTtaIiing expenses and increaaiug
the income ~ tae city. legislation 70
secure better transportation facilities
between Ballard and seattle the
putting Of the light and water de-
partments on paying basis.
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7l6 and 1921 First Ave.

- g, extra g. in bills. 81 10, powder
Ell. Ufs. dry granulated. 1880. cube.
q Sc. spot cash prices.
Flour, etc. 8abbinel Patent Ez-
efIiett s. 80. Novelty 4. 81 20. Star
fhakffsb I2s6. Centennial g. 30. cod
Drop S8lss corn meal. yellow. tis5
psf 200 ibs in ia=tb sacks. ii.45 eWt
- III aneks. corn meal white 81 Coz
20 per 100 lhs Ia i0slb sacks s. % Dbl
ia tsslb sacks bueEW heat hour. pure
81 o. per ~ lbs IN s.lb sacks. crack
81 wheat - per 100 he In 10
ID sacks fafina t7.Aa per 100 IN Bib
Sacks f2ks per loo lbs In i0.ib
sacks. steel cut oatmeal. 1.5n per
100 lbs in lob sacks graham four.
81 - per 100 he IN idslh sacks. whole
wheat hour. 81 - per 100 lla in i0-lb
sacks. rye meal. t2i0 per 100 lbs In
10 .ib aacks. rye -four. g. 20 per 100 lbs
In io-ib sacks split peas i00-ib sacks
81 %, split peas. LOO per 100 lbs in
gt-lb boxes. mixed pes. g. ~ Per 100
100 lbs 100 sacks. 81 - per cWt. in
zf=ih boxes. heat flakes. IS ID
boxes. Iis5. wheat fakes. s. 20 per
Hase 81 20 z=tb rkFs In bbia
= - lao lhr net fancy rolled oats.
lbs sacks. s. 90. cracked wheat.
- per bbl iu t0sib sacks: steel
cut oatmeal. So % per bbl in 80
ID sacks. graham -four. s. - per bbl
In l0.lb sacks. whole wheat -four. -
Per Dbl ia 50-ib sacks. rye meal. 81 7s
per bbl In to-ib sacks: rye nour, 81
per Dbl. fancy rolled oats. 80 lbs net
IN bbis "a -. fancy rolled oats. e9-it,
saeas. $40. fancy rolled oats. per
ease. s. 70
coffee Oabbingl-Green -- Mocha,
Per 10. gsQsic. Java. per ID. 2suzsc
Costa plca. choice. per 10. i5gise.
Roasted -Arbuckls's. In io0-'b cases.
per 100 lbs. mas. lob cases. per 100
Ihs. az IS. 1s-ih cases. per 100 lbs.
tlzts. Java. s0-ib tins. per 10. &c.
sack sc: Alden Mocha. IMc. Cara :
cola. &c; Guatemala. 2lc. ground
coffee. ic020c: Lion. 1908. 9i2.2s. sss.
,ia &c. ssc. mas.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS

Thursday Morning. West street
this morning was unusually quiet.
Prices on nearly all lines remain I'M
changed
\ carload ~ bananas were received
today from New orleans.
Another 10000 lbs. Of hnlibut ls In
from Alaska
The following prices arc being Of
fsred 30 tho producer by the local
dealerr Tor delivery in round lots on
the dock or In the car nj Seattle:
Grain-Oats, f2i 00a22 90: barley.
tie.50gl1Oo. wheat chicken feed
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STUDENTS KISSED
WITH MUCH VIC0R

CHICAGO. III. Sav. 23.-Presldsnt
Rogers Of the Northwestern tniver.
sity. has prohibited kissing in the
plays given by the students
while witnessing a rehearsal yes
terday m" president was startled at
the profusion and vigpr 81 the kiss
ing between the Young men and the
women. he left the hail In q state
~ Indignation AMI issued an order
against klrslng I'm an plays The
students hereafter viii not be allow
ed to embrace sn ardenily
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ming. wilt thou have this woman
he whispered SAY | WILL
= Will" faltered Al'u.
Nobody can part ~ now" said
Jimmy. 40 they descended the church
steps after the ceremony was oNcr
Twelve hours later nr. llarnctt, the
Well known rhilanthropiuI passed
through Orrcinn Lane. accompanied
nv the superintendent OF Que OF the
homes. They were engaged IN fracue
work
suddenly he stopped. u was be
fore Ilmmio's temporary home
Here are two. ducter'" he e.
| claimed.
More than fourteen years had gone
by A butiy young hackawnodHuan
VAS walking down Mantchlm street
Quebec, studying the numbers and
/ ttadramon'a names aH he went
Presently ne pulled out letter.
No i0l," hc mutlerrd.
! No. i0i proved 10 be- private
+ house ~ considerable size \ neat
maid opened the door
Can sec Alice Graham p" ne ask
va. a young LADY entered A pun.
Hled expression was ON her face
= think there II some mistake. %
f he faltrrvd
4 am Alice Graham
You muHt be another he said.
sadly. The Alice Graham want
10 see came from London
= came from London"
From pr iafnetta home 90
Yes
The glrl glanced 40 tie address. Ia
an instant her arms we're around
jimmir'u neck.
You're Jimmy steer" she cried
F Jimmie who married me ln ~ Mai
tins church y=ars and years ago
Aud | didn't know volt che went
On. laughing and almost crying by
turns
About year afterNArd MrH L.
Craix lest her chlldrrnu Euvrrnvsa.
jimmie ana Ala we're married "A
earnest this time London Evening
News
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putatoca OohbiuE1 Native pota.
toes. tla00diG 90. Yakima potatoes.
sis 0Oa 20 90. beeta. aad6ac Ter sack
carrots. per sack. s0c. sweet potatoes.
tt5sHt2 90 100 lbs, chill peppers. IL
native onions. itOa. fancy Oregon
onions. iie5. garlic tngc per IN.
eaulifiowers. ti.no per doz lettuce.
zoe "a dpz. turnlps. nc per sack; rad
isheH. lor pumpkins. ldla per ID.
squash. 75c per loo. horae-radiRheH. Nc
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WEATHER WILL
NOW BE BETTER

The local weather observer. Mr g.
=. Salisbury, who has been station
ed in Seattle upward 81 five years.
has been promoted t. the position ~
chief obscfverof the dlsfrictof Wash
ington. oregon and Idaho. His .-
quarters VIII IN future be ~ Port
land. or A. Is W0ilaber. chief
clerk Of the Portland office.
succeeds 20 the charge OF the local
weather bureau.
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VICTORIA SANS.

The transport Victoria Icft on II.
second voyage 10 Manila NJ midnight.
IN charge Or 9uartermaatcr J
l. Michael She carried go ami
mails ana about 500 tons N freight
The guns ~ the revenue cutters IN
the bay sang parting salute NJ the
white carrier sped Oft in the DARK
mesa
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Ton timothy. tiSoo. utired. ~ %. al
faifa. ft20o
oats OobbinKl = Per ton. 81 o0a
ssaa
Haflcy-steam rolled. 50 m. Whole.
10 go
corn - whole. So 70. cracked 1.
500. feed meal. per ton. 81 %.
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Green Fruit 0ohhiugl Black aga.
as-lb boxes H.. lemons. s. i0d
so. California grapes. white and
black. 81 2aat m. California muselt.
tt25. ounces. ti2s per box; craa-
berries. s. Ooas no. white cartoon figs.
10 pkg box. 81 n00 q; cooking ap-
pIes. 55mti % box fancy rcd apples.
81 60a2 90. fancy 5pltzpnbcrr, tsaa.
bananas. 81 O002 90. perslmmons.
81 60u 20. Japanese oranges. 81 01
f.aF
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Mark Hanna Refuses to Talk
on Anything But Rheumatism

COLUMBUS ehatrmanship -
national committee talk ard nothing else but 'as senator iianna
said
convention II decline
bS.n
~No I v he continued.
o IL N
r.
some time Will undergo treatment when Esast
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sEsnHl COME 'LEsERl

Eighteen ncwaboys who were found
playing craps IN an alley By the pc
lice about n week ago. were dls-
charged by Judge Cam yesterday
owing 10 a defect in the city ordt-
nance.
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SHAFTS or GRANITE
To MARK BATTLEFIELDS
Dedicated Today Near Chattanooga to
Mark Anniversary of the Fight
at Missionary Ridge.

CIiATrA Noo0A Tcnn, thlrty-stNh
of Missionary Ridge
and dedication 90 the two handsome
markers erected by the state
Chattanooga
These splendid the state o Illinois about $50
900 The markers substantial IA all respects ANA
. eeSt complete the 90 So
Missionary s.rh,ou feet from thr
etouud Il the nature 81 memorial and snfmonnl
ed 90 the riia of thirteen feet high
In hand olive branch ami the other
artillery, Infantry 81 the service
. chat participated thr battle
The buit Vermont aud ~ the
architecture The bronze
steel OBJ .
btagg had .
his headquarters during the battle - Mis-
Ridge .
polish =
ed tablets bearing the 81 the rrgment number
wounded aud .
lost .
The Orchard a shaft y
The desiEn surrounded exquisite shaft o
the - al Illinois organizations that present IN the
stands close .
the Thomas their beadqus .
. 81 .
The reached hy nlgh =
=
a
% .
this tosdo nocvi .
. seaptoss .
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Nuts

walnuts. i3c. pecans. lac: nlberts
IL: soft shell almonds. itdis Brazi
nuts. ioai2c. hickory nuts. i0c. 60.
coanu's. $50 per dag chcstnuts. isc.
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Hay OobbinRl Puget sound, per
ton. sl2004l3.00; Eastern Washing
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Joboing Quotations

The lobbIng quotations today were
aa follows;
Sugar Oobbing)-Golden C, In bbls,
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htilfa-
Leave SEA -E 9 q. m.
fov. 8. 10. u. 20. =. 20. Dec. 5. 10. Is.
-. q. %. Jan. I. ana every nfth day
thereafter.
LsiR ssA lTiItlra for Seattle lOiH.
Nov :. :. u. Il. q. =. Dee :. 7. Il.
Il, p, q. Jan. !. and every nfth day
thereafter.
FOR aLnSS
leave Seattle 2 a. m
cottage city. Nov II. 2f. Dec. II. 20.
city Of Topeka. Nov. 6. q. Dec. 9.
q.
AK. Nov. !, is. Dec I. is, 81. and
every NTH day thereafter
Dor further Information obtain
folder
The company reserves the right to
change without previous notice.
steamers, sailing dates and hours Of
sailing. J. r. TROWBRIDGE.
Puget Sound supt. Ocean Dock.
Seattle.
rp town ticket once. SIS Fret av-
enue. Seattle: Gooiaii. Perkins a
Co. General agents. san Francisco.
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nOt ANri.D.

BRIGHT BOY. u years Or over. 20
learn printers trade. and do gen
efal work about office Address
J. . Box G1a
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HHERE 10 no drag work IN our shop.
- We give you the work when promis-
ed and we charge only what Is fair con-
sidering our labor and money saving ia
eilities when dealing with us you do
net have 10 pay the bill OF the man
who few the town"-he didn't owe
us anything HIS Kind Of people pay us
In advance or we don't do the work.
Pisott a French Printing Co.
iot W. Washington st. Seattle, Wash.
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AnsIRAor or rIrLt

otfHttEE THEAfsfsu 4 co. me the I'd
sHd ~ liable abstract company establish
81 1858 We are NV making abstracts Of
mining claims. ~ ghsffs street
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Make Your MinCe Meat

OF New Materials Only
II you wish - hnNr hur Favored
MInre Meat yau muHt uHe the best
fruit. 10 costs very little more than
the inferior kinds
Nc nov have nov fruits ~ all
kinds in stock. Including importa
Turkish Nultanae. Gorsioan cltfBa.
large clusters af Malaga t,airens.
Jordon Almonds. etc
LOUCH, AUGUSTINE & CO.
si5-sl7 First Avenue
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Collins block.
BUsISEss ooILIoIs
wnsoS's Baans.. college lei MsianI
--------------=
THE TiRFT EATIosAL BANK OF
pa,s nm cs, s,,si1 TIE. ,isoooo
General psssias bushes. GiaSsssisa
nsarie, Mia M =. -. vi5, rrssi9sa,
Lester Tuner ..... 4.44...........C Cashier
IT. Fsrshursi ........ ,ftsisiant cashif.
n All ths pr1nelpaI elites u the United
s's''a ana Eufgpe
THE PUGET sorNp RATIONAL BANK
ss',g,.ls, .'osa pa "a 'szs s9s
~ tiut - sssts+...s $3.50
y. . HsufsiAsr.. 49,. Vice Prssid.nt
cafrsspandsnts in All ne pf,ncipai cities
iu the Gnitst states ana Eufops-
sniDet sUitotas aso cos1sseIoas.
sEATTIE BRIDGE 60 -naiiasrs Of tr4ds-
- Nhafyss. taai hiaukers. etc. Pile dns-
Ina ana foundations dealers In piles. iess
sna spafs
CONTRA, foH> AND BUILDERS
ROUNDS Ditisf.~n = an. eoniraetors ma
baiidsrs. Ii0s western Ave. Tel Bun ssa-
shSDALL general gebbins Tel ors.n sss
CLOTHES CLEANING.
aEATTlE e1ott.. r.t..,in. 90 s.-s ,sr,,
clothes In shsp. far q ~ mo; Aysins.
sisAnias. repairing. nd "a. Tel bur icDN
DAs.ise acADkMX
Haa
hEsT ana oaiy thorough daneins .eLosI .
city Hsnbs hail. Iffih and Pike.
10y, IN ,s.''-.sse.-,.---,.-~~~~~~
TWO STERN WHEEL ENGINES
and a Marie Boiler and pumps. all
In good condition. Apply Calm d
Cohn. cor. Railroad ay. and Yerisr.
HAIR DRESSING AND MANICURE
MRS T.. \. HUMPHREYS. Hair
Dressing. Face Massage and Mani
cure. Us and sc Pacific block.
RACINE Bath Cabinets. best made.
Turkish bath In your home for &c.
Call or send for catalogue. Mod
ern Toilet Speciality Co. 100 Ind ay.
HorfIls AND fuKsIsHED ROOMS
HorEI. YoRK-Tfr.s svsnus ans PIKE. Ara
class rooms and eoars ct 80 psr ~ssk
HoT EL kAvoT-Pis.saai roorns: az first
JUNK.
ALASKA Junk Co. par hishss, price,.
prompt rsiurna No. III wsstsrn Ave-
Yet Pis. ne
LOANs AND INSURANCE
JAMES Mortras. loans. are
MINING E>GiNKERs.
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r. l.. M'Allaster. Go5-so4 Pioneer bldg.
MILII>EnN
aRs NAMES. cor ssn snd Pine Com
p.ste IalI snd Mint.r s.ock Q. WI. Lnsry
pmsfiss aso sisDiss.
METEoroLiTAs rr,s.iPs a.. = s,pd'As Co.
rArENr ArroKSEta
HARNEs a co AS STAR. BOYD building
fEKsONAL-
SEE Han.on before purchasing . sewing
machine. A fsu good seoona hand me-
chimes tor sale reasonable. as ceismeis
strvst opposite postofres-
wANTED-ro buy cd sofa .nd .livsr. II
Hsnssi. MIR. te-eler. = Hineklsy bieeG.
sFCOsD HAND GOODS
A FULL LINE OF Heaters. cook
stoves and furniture OF every de-
scriptlon at +. Chapin's. 9Th a Pike
TN AND SHEET METAL WORN.
VI ~ kkh description. mig and repairing
furnaces and steel stoves. TIN roofing. IF
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

Fer san Francisco
The company'- elegant
steamships en-.
Waila Waiia and I'm.
| ntIIin
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THINGS THEATRICAL.

Romantic drama is a rarity from resi-
dent organiZations-no matter how extend
ed their term of residence. So costly are
the costumes and settings necessary TO
such productions, and so difficult is it to
assure their correctness in a limited period
that the swashbuckler and his lady fair"
have long since been relegated to the most
resourceful of road combinations. This
being true, the theatrical wiseacre may be
somewhat astonished at learning that next
weeks presentation al the Columbia will
be Tom Taylor's charming play, Lady
Clancarthy," which is set in the latter
portion OF the seventeenth century. With
utter frankness in view enc may remark
that Eugene Blair, who assumes the title
role of the piece, has neither gone to i'm
possible extremes in staging the work for
a six-night run or put it on in beggarly
fashion. She has Simply utilized the ex-
pensive effects secured for the chief pro-
duction in her last seasons repertoire,
which drama happened to have for its time
the identical year called for in Lady Clan
earthly" Thus the clientele of the Colum-
bia will be given the pleasure of seeing
what is described as an elaborate invest
iture without paving the road between Miss
Blair and the bankruptcy court. The star
will be supported by what is mentioned
as an admirable company, and should
merit the patronage she will undoubtedly
receive
The evening times., 1899-07-13
Sues for AIienated A9ections

Louisville, KY, July 13.-In the United
States court at Columbus Mrs Laura Van
Armen, of Louisville, has brought suit for
$4,000 damages against Miss A. Fitz Turn
er, of Fredericktown. Knox county, Ohio,
for alternating the affections of her hus-
band. Marvin B. Van Armen, we'll known
travelling man. Miss Turner is about
twenty eight years old and wealthy. 1t is
alleged that she knew Van Armen before
his marriage and was once engaged to him.
Since his marriage it is charged that she
has been trying to win him away from his
wife. Mrs. Van Armen declares that she
has letter written by Miss Turner urging
her husband not to have anything more
to do with his wife, and stating that she
is sure that when the time comes he will
do the proper thing by her Miss Turner)
The evening times., 1899-07-13
periIs of Reform School Truant.

Jefferson City, Mo-, July 13-Peter
Houck escaped from the Boonville reform
school by clinging stark naked to a log in
the swift current of the Missouri River.
He was captured fortyfve miles below
here yesterday, having been all night as
tride of the log and having been carried a
distance of eightyfive miles. When res
cued he was in an exhausted condition and
could scarcely maintain his hold on the
log. While crossing the bridge here man
heard the boys cries. A telephone messags
was sent to Portland, twenty-five miles be-
low here and boat sent out to search for
him, finding Houck ten miles below thai
place almost unconscious.
The evening times., 1899-07-13
Saloon Screen Law Repea1ed

Winchester, Va, July 13.-The new city
council has passed an ordinance to its sec
ond reading repeating the screen law"
which went into effect on May 1 last The
law required the removal of all screens
and frosting on windows and other OBJ
structions to view of the interior of
liquor saloons. The vote on the ordinance
repeating the law was unanimous. The
arguments advanced for it's repeal were
that the law is unconstitutional, and, fur
ther, that it operated unequally In that the
interior of some barrooms were SO ar
ranged that view from the streets would
not disclose the patrons on the inside.
The evening times., 1899-07-13
Chased by n Herd of Cow.

New York, July 13.-A herd of twenty-
TWO COWS, headed by bull, broke loose
from Samuel McKeary's place, near Flush
ing in Queens borough, yesterday morn
ing, and went to Kings Pond to drink.
While they were at the pond George Wet
eel, resident of the neighborhood threw
a stone, which hit the bull. The animal
Immediately charged Wetzel, and the full
herd of COWS followed at full speed after
the bull. The nearest shelter was an eighth
OF mile away, but Wetzel did some fast
sprinting and beat out the bull. The herd
wandered about and caused considerable
damage. The police were called out, but
the bull would not let anyone near the
herd. Finally cowboy from the stock
farm was sent for, and lassoed the bull.
The herd was then easily driven into pas
ture.
The evening times., 1899-07-13
Report of the Western Market.

]. Eldridge Burns, Market Master OF the West
ern Market, this afternoon submitted to the Dis
trict Commissioners his annual report for the
fiscal year ended June 80 last. He informs the
Commissioners that the market is in fairly good
condition, and says that the courtyard is about
to be renewed and repaired, 10 add about
10 per cent TO the cleanliness of the Institution.
1t is also hoped to repaint the market building
with part of the money appropriated by Con-
gress last year. The market fourished last year,
the total receipts being S4,s1575, or an increase
OF s12l.25 over those of the preceding year. The
receipts for the year by months were as fol
lows: July, s371; August. s3IS; September, 1898;
November, S40T; December, s42i.50: January
s405. so; February, $40: March, Sl22 April, 1922
May, Si0425; June, Si05
The evening times., 1899-07-13
THE PROGRESS OF RECRUITING
Gratifying Reports on EnIistments
Reach the War Office.

The War Department is receiving graft
flying reports from recruiting stations on
the enlistment of volunteers for the Phil
ippine service. Orders were issued Mon
day directing officers to begin recruiting.
At that time the volunteer stations had
not been opened, and only the regular re-
cruiting Offices began the work. Reports
from these offices showed that a total of
z30 men were enlisted up to Tuesday night.
There was but a slight decrease in this
number yesterday, and while no total has
been compiled at the War Department, il
is announced that about 400 men were re-
ceived into the service.
Should the same proportion be main
tained each day the total number of men
for the ten volunteer regiments will be Sc
cured within about thirty days, but it is
expected al the department that when the
volunteer stations are opened and the regi-
mental officers get down to work fully five
The evening times., 1899-07-13
A Confession of Forgery

Winchester, Va, July 13.-Adrian Kid
well, young man of this county, has
confessed to officials of the Shenandoah
Valley National Bank that he forged the
name of J. w. Reed to a negotiable note
for S125, upon which he had attempted to
secure loan. The confession was made
IN the presence of Mr.. Reed after the forger
had been confronted with his guilt. The
only explanation he could give was that
he did not know the seriousness of sign
ing another mans name to such a paper.
He was allowed to go to his home.
The evening times., 1899-07-13
TIDE TABLE,
STREET LIGHTING
ADJUSTMENTS TODAY.

Columbia Theatre-Eugenie Blair in "Divor
cons matinee and evening.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. Cincinnati; game
called at 4:30 p
Glen Sligo-Rhode Island clambake.
Chevy Chase-Illuminated statuary, band con
cert, and dancing.
Excursion to Marshall Hall, steamer Manchester
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, 10 a. m, 2:5'
and $3.50 p. m. To Indian Head, Thursday, I'm
day, and Saturday, $3.50 p. m.
Excursion to Glymont, steamer Kent, at
a. m and 4:30 p. m.
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to six hundred men will be recruited each
day. AS rapidly as they are enlisted re-
crults VIII be sent from the stations to the
rendezvous designated by the department
in different parts of the United States.
There they will be drilled and equipped
and be instructed in target practice to get
them in shape for active service in the
field.
The following is a complete report OF
the enlistments in each organization up to
this morning:
The evening times., 1899-07-13
Cable system Terminals.

On recommendation of Walter C. Allen, the
District electrical engineer the District Commits
soners have directed that two old patrol booths
he erected at the corners of Thirteenth and E
Streets and Thirteenth and ID Streets northwest,
to be used as terminals and junction points in
the underground electric cable system Of the Dis
trict government.
The evening times., 1899-07-13
Our steel for Japan's Palace.

Chicago, H., July 13.-Tokuma kata-
yama, the Imperial Architect of Japan, is
in Chicago, accompanied by X. Ishii and K.
Iwashito his assistants, to make contracts
for the structural steel in the palace to be
erected in Toxic for the Crown Prince of
Japan. 1t is his purpose to investigate
the American steel plants and secure bids