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New-York tribune., 1902-07-10

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
port 600. American 1900; receipts, 5000 A!cdllng
Upland. opened barely steady. 2-t4 4g5-'S4d
decline: closed steady. points lower 70 = point
432s- OctoherNoHeE1-
ber 2.s- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s2lb- LeceIber-Jan-
uary Janu2ryF ebrGary lss, February March
Alezb March-Aprl. 4ls-zE Aancheser--f fArTs quiet
FLOR E%p AiEAL-rhe -four trade was quiet again.
nc more Iea3tness prevailed owing 10 the "heat
trsngth spring patents S44Ss 30; winter st-6.ghts
g 70GS8 s. psterts s. s00Ss 10 spring clears
- 4ogsS =. extra 10 winter - -JqS9 30 extra 70
SsIIer s. l54S3 20 grade 50 JOaS2o spot ana 70
srsge FLCrR--Qniet quoted air 70 gcoa.
SL3GS 20. choice 70 fancy, 20 to4So ly -. COt'-s-
LEAL-GIesdy- quoted Kiln dried. 50 .-jas3 i0 as 10
etand BAG MEAL-Duu quoted Inc white and
ks:o~ 81 50qSl -; coarse, 81 az9Sl q + BEL
tF; quoted Spring bran spot. s2Ja go 20 sacks 70
ve. 200 1880 spring bran, bulk SO 80; spring
an lddling $50 25as2s 50 coarse winter bran. SIG
c. SO. horninv chop. So 0.Imeal. 81 80.
N-WI8EAT-Unexpected and heavy rains IN
. a-eeed I7sc bushe - The price al
re - tine VITA prices &c net higher The late reao-
~ = strength than rom any important ehange N
- -. eaaracrer Both 81 Louis and Chicago
bses.,sf SIMILAR gains In price ana tAe Loraer bought
a. sst heavily during TIE -oreao1n rom ne nature
-esalend al dsy n apparent that traders were
ero--s 10Y operaold. particularly IN 1hSago Hiiefe
were made 70 uncover DIG ine. 1lt without
Offerings asre kept remarkably Lght until the
ffns -,s September holding around iSc most of tEe
haS -e-k weather market. ordinary cpil>lderatons
bsc .y !.itls weight with traders. The chief draw
rrr- kfeater Strength scarcity Of public sup
Jrv sSs@ eeaI y which be traced directly 20 the
I'm zeal. having orders ready for
we're handicapped BY the upturu only - loads
M laEen al outportg. a addition. 3 10
&c Hlzter ane 2 Iosd9 No , red were worked sfe
Lgsrncol SAl4ez show practically no change al either
oeesss case F.IlA public cable said heayy rains IN
Euron--4 statement worlds stocks made
ee7G 5s7lseAe of 900 bushels. and American
x-s - 4 revision stocks ana Unexpectedly large
--4sl'sA This makes the worlds visible Of
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
EXPORTS -O-DAv.
- GENERAL MARKET 1900.

<eyy-E 2 1902
CCFEEE-To-1ay's coffee market opened under the
disappointing cables EaVCe opening IN
changed quiet. closed 4 franc lower. Hamburg
unchanged lower. RIO and Santos both
unchanged. rhe former market repuECg 1rl ul1ertone
zr= The quiet The Brazilian exchange rate
Is2d lower Il 252d These adv.ces were hardly
IN with advance Of Tuesday. and the local
opened steady UNCHANGED points lower The
p--a-y also heavy INTERIOR reporting
ports
deliveries amounting 10 I65 bags
reported. bearlsh- Room trad
sold more or less freely as did also importers the
buying poee the being furnished by shorts
p-5fr taxing. commission house Street purchasing
The ruled throughout The g-eaer part q the
session. before 10000
put importing interests presumably hedges
spots Brazil The total tras-c
tons " footed 63 600 the market being
510 points lower The spot market
ruled steady unchanged quotations remaining
basis of 5-sc Rio No =.
The range Of corrac4 prices the local market to-day
fallnrrs.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool July a.-Clos.ng- wheat-Spot-No / North
spring. futures quiet, July. IS sen
tember. IS Sl-d: December. 9s 4lsd Corn-spot Arm
IS 3lzd October IS 3Ad Peas-Canadian stea5v 8s al
FloIr-st Louis fancy nrm. "a. Hops at Lon
Pacific COAST firm. f58E5 quiet. extra
India mess. ZOOS Pork arm prime mess, Western Tss
Cumberland 20 70 80 n 5t; short I8 to
- 70. 5ss clear uiddles. light . 70 81 n.
middles, heavy. 10 70.
backs 10 10 70 10 I'd. clear bellies 10 50s
Shcuders-Square 13 n strong, 46s Lard strong
prime Western in terces. SOS Sd American refined pals
nominal. Cheese steady. American anesr
white. American finest coored. ass Cd. Tall1w-
city steady 2Ss ID. Tu-pentine-SpiTits
Rosin-Common tru as 3D. Pet-uleunn-Reaned steady
ID. Lnsecd oil steady. 33A
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

3.
BEANS AND PEAs-The market IS without further
moderate as usual at year. but stocks
coming forward gradually anc the holdings here
connection with rather Uniavorable
crop reports strong holding the
standard and Scotch peas steady bat
quiet quote; Beans marrow. choice. per push.
81 70. DO pea cnolce. 81 Tag
81 Is 10 red kidney choice 81 80 as DO % white kid
ney choice 81 90. yellow choice 81 ~ EaS- 10
black 81 80. 90 lima California,
So 1892 so; Imported round p 3os$Z DO me
dunn choice 81 90. DO poor 70 good 81 -aS 40 green
rear bags 81 75. DO Scotch. 81 s2tz4Sl -.
3FT-T'E-Il-A advance was estao4lsLed lo1Ay
ana he market rather hrn tone Under the can On
there Of - tubs creamery "a score,
o. t,rs a. ~core az q i25 tubs % score at
59.- 70 tubs 95 DC; 81 TUBS extras al -L&C
80 Az a. 22c The later from store was at
81 z d22c generally the outside ngure SilaA spHshts
long lines ana some OF Iilese
were eold at 2iAc grade nrslS improved a Atue
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10

Spot quiet with quotations unchanged
ne bass q Ssc 1er niodng upand and sac tor mid
ding 533 markets were
tesg-alaed follows: New-Orlean quiet unchanged a.
sc Mobile nominal unchanged a. Sac: Savannah steacy
unchanged sac Charleston quiet. quoted az sac VII
mizgton a--n unchanged SC; Norfolk quiet &c lower
a. Be- Baltimore nominal. unchanged sac; Galveston
an unchanged 15-I3cs 81. Louis quiet unchanged
a. I5-I6c.
Receipts ports and interior points to-day COM
pare with same DAY week and year;
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
The statistical position OF Brazilian cores IS as
.IaeIaalag e steamer Eogarth. q lol taken ex snip

COTT0S-Despite dull trade. COTTON upward
to-day, and evidences O belief 7C.
The opened barely steady with prices points
lower higher. being bottom
Tor The day The bear element quick put
additional snort lines on The start following weakness IN
the Liverpool market and reports Of less general
the bRlt night again. the forecast pointed
and tundersroTu-s generally in the South.
which lec belief that the eectualy broken
= 6 districts Nevertheless the progressed.
private kilograms the told
conditions II parts q Alabama. Mississippi and
louisiana through continued absence q soaking raIns
The Liverpool market rallied quite sharply before the
close ana New-Orleaas gave symptoms ot underlying
strength turned for cover
matter OF p-ecau-l1u. and shorts the distant
positions became rather There further
ports central belt. noting UntavoraDs
Conditions sections From S2sc August advanced
Esa1ly % e6c while the rise from lowest September
matter q 20 points YET speculation was cuI all
market finally and steady. with prices
points higher. light
phases of situation without notable
less mixed throughout Lhs
session. with operators to
present time regarded the critical
q growing season Tota! sales were estimated
$1,000 bales.
TIE -aags 6 contract prices today
"a cCl1Vs-
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
sorrHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. July 9.-cotton-sPot-Good business done;
American middling. 5d- The
5000 bales. which 1000 speculation
included I3 900 American Receipts 600
including 200 American Futures opened easy and
closed steady; American madling c, July 53-64d
sellers July 51-64+ 52S4d sellers; August
and September, 45-64d value; September and October
22-i4d sellers, October and November 24-54d4 254d
sellers; December 21-64d buyers eceu-
Der I9-S4Q4 2O84d sellers January and
February 1 sellers; February I
buyers March and April 1S64q4 1864 sellers
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
HARRIsBURG. POTTsvTLLE AyD
ROYAL Billie fINE

FOR BALTIMORE AND WASaINGTON-+ss N
80 -llS0 a ". -Lto. 200 &c a. 800 703
P n, - Is Md
day sSLE-Ay only ~l-lror ears only Via Ta1naaus
0fless; Liberty $ Ferry South Ferry Ast1r Fouss
lLS -o- t5t tV -atl+ 5oacyay - 5rh Ave. Union
square West lob Last l-5tl St 2-3 Ia7-h
Columbus Ave. New York -5--- s. S44 S8n F1I-01
81 Eroo1lyH- - Broadway. WiIa--sr,,rz-
Transfer Co caLs for and checks 3agsz<e 70 es-a--
" g. BESLER. = NJ Rr-5~ II
IeasLa- 1----lsEr- CEREAL Passr Asenr.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
$ RATLRoAD


1.-THE RIssSE95sss Is:,3D a1a c3T.ana' stEesIs and
oortlandt Srreets Is five minutes later than
sTattcn, exeept where otherwise noted -
cars New YORK +. PiftET-- Sisi2 IL - car Pit5sbur 70
sS5 a W. FGsT LIE % FlSis6Is and Cleveland
800 A, NJ PE2lNsYLvANIA LNnTED--PuIlnan Com
Cars For cheag6 cieveIaad Toledo, Cincinnati.
1-55 p. N. THE PE.NSSYTVANIA SPECIALIZED
hour train TO CHICAGO Pullman Compartment
I9s1wtng-room Sleeping. Dining and Buffet smoking
1S F5r F IaS5: u cIcAGo AND LOUIS EPREsS77 EZ5s7
"SS iSasaPapoll: 60, s: s::s0qs F5r
555 p W. EsTRI9 4T9 9eP2a52ah @ yalsg % Chicago For
755 p. VI PASITGa Bnlas For C% Pittsburs
6-C7o- cor Knoxville. daily. via SheEanl9an sA4-1S
s25 ?. VI. GIETE14NG lsyf1ii aNb 1eiNCISNzTI Ex
.WAsHiX'GisPI5055SE X'isI555SE GSY5aHf 4S6 TIE En5 SOUTH
iSnit is T 80 Dining Carl 1910 Des9T7-S&eS & ana Sa1
a. n l255 Dining Carr no (Desbrosses and Cort11
Parior -eI5 s15 22Q az Goagress.on@- ~ 1f2,nng
! % % Dining carr 25 m u 10 ngh1 suHaaSE q
s5 nl5g C4rl ta25 -C6asressIonal Lin an F46lSr e5
as -S DI5aSSC cars, 80 Dining Car} - DINING All
SOUTHERN RAILW 4YRExIr,a5r , E 2 IS AS 2. u 10
ATTL-ANT&IC TIC COAST LINE.-Ezprass s25 a. n and Is
SE19oa8R e3GoadR Ar LINE T Etprsss aaa
NORFOLK PIX ATD WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
cT55EsAPEAEE & ONO iRAI1WAY-7.55 a m week
- r'l-NL COMFORT and NOttr Oi--H-- - $3.50
Wee'S-12ys sad 80 o. m. daily. -, -.
a - -lIf-9.55 a m. and 2o5 D. n
Pa--S 20 a. n Through Eest-6ulsd 5a5s par
-'yr ars and Standard Coaches on We=H-lsSSss
smoking Car PsrIOr Cars Dining Car anu S'Ai4-
CQacres SUNDAYS.
CAPE MAY.-I25 70. N. vaek-iavs.
p.iLs on New York and L--E Branch ralIroad
est iWenyy-thlrd Street Statonl $50 a H. ~
l19 Saturdays onIy. ? % 90 3. 40 400 ana
10 p n Weekdays. Sundays 7-55. 80 a. N, : -
p m IRON Desbrosses Cortlandt Streets 'SO ~
a m 1220 10 tSaturiays ony), ESQ. SIu . 20 y
o1u- ana zoo p m weekdays Sundays S-LS' S-4O
a. m, 5lJ F.
FOR PEILADELPHIA-
O. -JeSbrosses and COrrlau1t Streets 62) . 90
~. 80 20 Dining carr ts55 Penn9 Limited @ 10 10
-spr.sSeS and Cortaudr Streets. l0ll tLillAs Ctr-
~ l1'1ins carr 1I55 a m. 1355 LDnins CaEl. 20
ooI--- arl -l0 tDesbrosses and Cortan1. SI1-sts,
ID 80. 80 Dining carr $50. AS as lDi1ing 5
80 SO Dining carr 555 Dining carr, t-19. SO.
80, % P m y 10 night sundays 30 30 lIo
-SI+S'. = s55, 925 Dining carr $50 C-.lnliisi5-
80 Dining Car l255 tLJln1s DaIl %
90 Dining Car J55 Dining carr, 40. So. 500
30 p .A, u 10 night
Ticket ces Nos 48l 1893 1854 III and 261 Broadway;
- tlt-h Avenue (hsow 23d ST.; Astor House. West
Ventyth.rt Street Station stations foot OF Des
presses ana Cortandt Streets Street, $50 Fulton
5fe@, Ss Broadway and Pennsylvania annex Station
BROOKLYN Station The York Transfer
company viii call from hotels
ana residences through 70 destination
Telephone ola Eighteenth PennsyIvania Rail-
road Cab Service.
]. B HTTCETNSON P WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10

Foreign Coffee Markets -R.o-cofee market a-m; No
cleared for the Gated States bags cleared S5r
Tsl-7Ds 900 bags. stock $4,000 bags. Saltos-Coes
market quiet; good Santos $500; receipts 1900
bage- stock 7-5.000 bags. Fa-rburg-C0ffes market
opened unchanged 70 : pig advance at 2:So was
unchanged L lower; sales % 600
market opened and unchanged r..
unchanged: e N, steady and unchanged. $50
r. declined \ franc, sales. .. 0O0 bags.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
STOCK on HAND.

savannah July 9-Turpentine dTm as 57sc; receipts,
as bbIs: sales 500 exports. l75 Rosn hrn; receipts
8045 bbls sales. 352s exports, 4S9 quoted A z, Q,
E. 81 p; F. 8 IS g. 81 70; T. 81 70; s. o5 a.
Charleston July 9.-Turpentne and unchanged.
wilmington. s.-Sprits turpentine 4oc,
ceiu1s 92 bLls 81 lO4SI Is l+6
bbIs rurpentine hrn 81 40. 81 80 ana s. CO.
receipts "a bbs Tar at 81 90. receipts S3 1nls.
London. July 9.-Turpentine-Spr G4s +i=d. Rosiu
American. strained. As ID hne. 9s-
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
NAVAL STORES.

The market was slightly higher here owing better
market Savannah Rosin ruled steady prices
Tar was We qU1Ie
rpTRTTs 'TLE PENTINE-Ou and machine bbls 4sQ
4sl4c.
POSIN-CouulLn good strained, 81 55GSl 57lA; D.
81 62i2 E 81 IS. F. 70; G, 81 n 30; So 81;
x s. 80. NJ * 40, y. So 20; " G. 81, " ". "a 10
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
READING SYSTEM


NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty street and south Ferry-t-i-as from sourh
Ferry i've minutes earl-e-i-
EASTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAtCH CIT Mo- ls-l5 East1n only), $40 A 81.
10. 40. 500 5-i5 East-u -u-yl p. r. sundays IS
A. II. 100 $50 ? II
WILKESBARRE AND SCRsyTON-z4OO 90 a>tO A
NJ, 500 p " sundays.
LAKEWOOD. TONS RIVER AND BARNEGAr
z4iO 40 A. II .sluo lakewood excspt=,5l.
L-aa5Wcqd Crlrt +.SO p n SUNDAYS l0l5 4 ~
ATLANTIC tiTf-+s+a A. IT. =--o1 -3 20
NINELAND AND BRIDGETON-~zsO - VI fl 50
LONG BRANCH. ASBURT PARK, OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT and SEASHORE
PplNTS-Z+uo- $50. Ilao 4 ~. s---3 s5 80 5S.
++5 so $50 p VI Su-t1vs. except Ocean Grove o %
A. VI So. p. L.
PHILADELPIiIA lREADElG TER1N1AL.-z.4e5
T--tEt -IoG0. -L--10 4 NJ
slSg. 200 800. 400. -5-10. 900 80 $500 P "
PATH AND CHESTNUT srREETs-S4@5. ]s3o. -10s0.
-LS9 A N 'Loo r-S.o. 500 100 7425 III.
-l-l5 Al-r
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSvILE AND
NlLLAA1lSEOHA- zoos
A " E=a--cg 1l-EI. Sl--0. Eea5irr.
F1-tsvt--e Harrisburg Cl-v.
SANDY HOOK RoI 7FE2-Fr1r- Rector Street
PIER atlantic Monmouth Beach
art Long Branch Ascurv Park and P-frr Pleasa-r-
500 1000. HOO A. u. 100 zoo 345 $50 5 So 500
4o0 500 NJ 9'
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
pccposals.

tJcopc5als.
GOVERNORS ISLAND, y. Y. H. JULY s.
loo21seael groPesais. . in % .-Pe@'s % - tE & tqFa-s5Hg @
year ending June 30 1895 VII a= received aers and az
n. August 1892 T. 5 reserves rsht -eiect' OF
sSgpt ANY yssi T i n a6Si.sati7r En@e7pes c7ra.niaE
proposals wII 1e endorsed Proposals tor Forage and
straw AT --.' JOHN SIMPSON, A. = IL g.
DNEUNATIC TUBE MAIL SERVICE
Post once Department 7vlsaiue--a. C- c. June q
Zee Of t5e second Assistant Poz,ulaste- Genera Pst
l-ssas5ss 9s 5 mail ~ Service I b p pasi,ie ss Or % o,ssT T
similar ce,lee a ne ,ot-o%NE e-tes 6est,3, A5sS;
sas description Il routes requirements under me
OF the sbove-nauei cities upon lPpcat5n
.. C. 4 C. PAINE Postmaster General
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
Office Purchasing Commissa-y. Z. : Arnv. SO
Whitehall street. New York CITY. y y, July Isl 1907
-ss m this 5ltv -5r The month Of August 1902 VII
as received sas 2fies NATL @laI u eloaS = " on July
veicpes r5u-alu-g should be marked Proposals for
captain 4. @. COLE c77aInizsa1y. L. 5 a
PROPOSALS FOR LAYING SHEET AS
rlat Paveaenrs in the District OF CoIunbia.-Ofice
the ConlalssionvTs, D. G Washington. D. C. July 3.
17-5us streets and avenues with sheer asphalt Biaas
5n 5T or Pr 5a 5 75ars a, S an 1 a. ~ 45y he E5S5ns5 IA.
Commissioner, D. C. H. B F. MACFARLAND. JOHN
A DvERTIsESIENrs and sunse-tat.ons c1r The Tribune
- received A. tHeir pJ7v-1 once
I5e-v7e1 5a,H aaa 5 sta sts unit! 3 oeo-k , n.
= .es A. regular once rates until SIoss p m VIZ
@5t Sth-aNs.. $ = cor 2Sd-s-. 1;l3 6th,aVe.. cor
tasa IN '5 and f9s' s t;h:s d Vest 5 Ms:f it. %
::d-nLe oe--zs. -. a-a 80 SIS. L..I=s 51-nve
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
fluaurlaI
TEE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo July s.-FI0Ur quiet a-na. Vheat-Spring
5l. Nd Northern. Soc. spot carloads, winter nominal
No red sSc .1rn strong and eisaer. No yellow,
No . 90. zoe, No 69A4c. No G91a
oats stronger, white. 5st4c, No 57i1c. No =
mixed. 54ct No 3 90 5Gi-c- Rye-No !. IS '-c- Canal
freiEhts steady.
chicago. July 9-The leading futures ranged a. fol
New-York tribune., 1902-07-10
New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK. BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND
va Springfield and tse

(New York Central & Hudson River R. R, L=ssesJ
Trains leave Grand Central Station Avenue and
40 street. New York. follows
+9:u0 A y. @l2-01 400 p ". Hff-00
A.
Leave Boston. 1900 A N 1900 noon. 400 p ".
'11CO P N arrive View York. $50 ?. II. P NJ
1000 P NJ. 6.14 A. "
New train for Maine Resorts Springfield Worces-
ter and Rochester. y r. leaves New York. ? N.
arrives Portland Gao. Poland Spring 1850 ROckIand
10 80 A VI. Bar HGrDor 2N1
Tickets New Central ticket Offices AIS ana 21a
Broadway and AZ Grand Central station.
\. 4 SMITH GEORGE u DANIELS
General Superintendent PASSENGER AGENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-18
This Bear Has the Photograph Habit

AAA5 0OoA AAoS sAAS = 0oSo6A0 AAobAss
From the Denver Post.
Bears have exhibited many strange char
acteristics, many of which have been de-
scribed by persons who are intimate with
bruin tn his native lair, but State Game
Warden Harris. through Deputy Warden
James Bush, has found bear in Routt
county that is vain of his appearance. He
is silver tip, too, but is quite tame, and
never strays from the property of Elliott
Hawarden, the strange hermit who refuses
to allow any one to harm any Of the wild
animals that live on the two sections he
owns.
This particular bear has had his picture
taken so often. says Warden Bush, that he
knows just what Is required of him, and
tourists who stop at the Hawarden ranch
have only to find Old Graybull to get first
class bear picture. The old fellow stops
short and poses whenever he sees camera
poised at him.
No one knows just how old this bear is,
but Warden Bush declares he Is at least old
enough to vote. By associating with soma
dogs a few years ego he caught the mango.
Hawarden during that same season was
Obliged to feed him to keep him from starry
ing to deaths. and satG length he became SO
tame he would come right up to the cabin
door, While br'iini was. eating the old man
sprinkled him with fluid which is a cure for
mango, and the Bear has ever since been
most grateful for bis cure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-18

decorated buildings have been secured by
the decorations committee, of which Mr..
Cuno H. Rudolph Is chairman, and are now
on exhibition in the show windows of Shaw
q Berry, 11th and F streets northwest.
goth Army Corps.
Local survivors of the Goth Army Corps
met in the red parlor of the Ebbitt last
night. 1t was ordered that the secretary,
R. d. Gardner. be made chairman of COM
mittee to arrange for the registration Of all
veterans of that command who attend the
encampment and that finance committee
be appointed to collect suitable entertain
ment fund. Chairman Nathan Bickford ap-
pointed the following committee on badges:
W. L. Aughinbaugh chairman: Capt. Mar
tin Barringer and Capt w. M. Meredith.
This body will hold it's grand campfire the
afternoon of Thursday. October .. at
o'clock in Sheridan Tent.
The Cavalry Corps of the Army of the
POTOMAC will hold its reunion in the same
tent the afternoon Of Tuesday, October Z.
This was decided at meeting of local
members of that body held last night. Fred
eric l. Lfv1ngS was named as assistant sec
rotary and the following committees were
announced:
Speakers and invitations-E. w. Whita-
ker, chairman; s. E. Chamberlain, A. N.
seip, E. b. French and A. B. White. Mu-
slc-S. E. Chamberlain, chairman; o. E.
Duly. A. ]. Edison, H. A. Curtis and E. Col
lar. Reunions-L. G. Estes W. G. Himrod,
H A. Curtis. Charles w. Warren and O.
E. Duffy
Ex-Speaker Thomas B. Reed will address
the Naval Veterans Dog Watch during the
encampment
announcement is made by Chairman Cuno
II. Rudolph of the committee on decorations
mat proper notice will be given each per-
son who Is to receive flags of the form of
application to be required and the amount
OF bond to be exacted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-18
3 to a..

Boys SIS Double-breasted Suits,
very special for this hour. 81 9s.
Boys Atwood Knee Pants. a
big variety of styles. all made In the best man.
ner all si1es-5sc. value-39c.
Iorchon Lace and Inserting.
Zoe. value-ac. .
Valenciennes Laces and Insert
Ing, also Point de Paris Laces; loo yard regu-
At 3oc.-Ladies' Atwood Suit
Ing; 80 inches wide, good line of shades; soft
and fine quality; regular soc. value.
AT 2oc.-Silk Striped Waist
Ing newest fad for street and evening waists.
beautiful color combina lions; sells at 49c. al
ways.
Cosmo Buttermilk Soap-4c.
Extra Heavy ia White Cali
fornia Wool Blankets, nice colored borders; reg
ularly 81 pair-$2.79
Heavy Comforts, full double
hour csc.
Girls New and Stylish Refers,
made Of good Rerssy CLOTH tan castor red
At $I.3o-Boys' Elegant Vici
Kid and Calf Shoes, sizes ~ to 81; $500
values.
Women's Pedestrienne or Rum
about i9S SIX skirts splendialy made and smart
gray; regularly $5.98-$29s.
Women's New Fall Suits in
close fitting jackets; blue. black and brown;
bought to be sold at $12 $50 9S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-18
: High Filters.
From the London Globe,


At this season 1T the year. when birds
are very much In, the air, 1t Is customary
to hear many and startling stories con-
corning the Hight achievements of the vari-
GUS kinds. And II is almost as customary
to find 1t stated IN the newspapers at this
season, as we fnd In a contemporary this
year, that 1.-The height at which birds fly,
even In the finest weather. Is apt to be
grossly exaggerated" The subject, ike
all eternal things. Is Of considerable inter-
es.. and while there will always be people
who VOW that they have seen wild fowl
miles high"-quite oblivious Of the fact.
as our contemporary points out, that their
normal vision would never, at such range,
include birds at all-there IL some hope
that science will more nearly arrive at GER
tainty of the various attitudes at which
birds fiy. Mr.. Cornish. In his last book, de-
scribes how he has watched swallows drop
from the invisible blue Of clear sky down
to the osier beds AZ Chiswick. Swallows,
of course fy at q height where the eye
cannot follow them, hut the great raptores
which are probably the highest Of all
f1iers-haye been seen by acfentldc aero
.nauts at q height OF 3, 20O yards. It d only
from the bailoonist that we shall ever OBJ
tain any satisfactory and convincing sta
tistics on this head, but the amateur who
sticks to the earth with aextant may md
considerable enjoyment In attempting to
get at bird attitudes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-18
NEED A MILITARY ATTAcHE.
If Of No Other Use, He May Serve t.
Keep Of Hoodoos.

Keep Of Hoodoos.
From the Mexican Herald.
Since the departure Of Capt. Powell Clay
ton, who was the military attache of the
United States embassy. there has been a
hoodoo lowering about the premises, as
almost without exception some one con-
nected with the embassy in some capacity
has been under a bane.
Mrs. Clayton, the wife of the ambassador
Is confined to her bed suffering from the
effects Of a severe cold.
Philip M. Hofele, the third secretary Of
the embassy, Is suffering from an injured
ing his bicycle through the streets AL
though he is not scorcher, Mr.. Hoefele
Is good rider, but on this occasion he was
caught in a trap where he was either
obliged to run into coach or an electric
light post. He selected the latter and the
collision, causing rather sudden halt,
threw him to the street and in the accident
his wrist was injured. His arm Is In
sling and the hand badly swollen.
Col Key. the official translator OF the
embassy, is seeing through an eye, the
as the result of street car episode. Re-
turning to his home a few evenings ago by
way of trolley car he sat looking through
the window when suddenly the car was
Mr. Keys face was pushed through the
window, cutting an ugly cash just under
Paul Mango, the accountant, has Just re-
Gently recovered from an injury sustained
from riding horseback. having been con-
fined In the hospital for some time
1t will Be remembered. q few months ago
was thrown from his horse while enjoying
g ride on the Paseo de la Reforma which
kept him In his room Tor several days. and
from her mount. sustaining . sprained
ankle.