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Evening star., 1902-08-22
Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, Md, August 22.-F1Our steady un-
changed receipts 11,640 barrels; exports 224 bar
rels. Wheat steady at decline; spot and August
73a131s; September 72$sa725s; October, 72Aaf2Is
December, 2%a12; steamer No. red 70as7O1z;
by sample, 6sa74; southern grade, 7llsa7SIs
Corn quiet and easier; Old November 46IS;
year 4Sss; January 44A asked; receipts 9 225
bushels; exports, none; southern white corn 62aS3
southern yellow corn 63a6i. Oats frmer; new No
white, 3Sai0; No. mixed tnewl, 32a32Ls: re-
ceipts, Z5,oG0 bushels; exports, Rye drmer
No: 56a5I; No. western 5TIsa5s; receipts
zO.o bushels; exports hone. Hay quiet and easy,
unchanged Grain freights quiet. unchanged. But
ter steady, unchanged; fancy imitation. lSal9;
fancy creamery, 20a2l; fancy ladle, i7a1S; fancy
roll, l6alI; good roll, Is; store packed l4al5.
Eggs steady, unchanged; fresh, 19a20. Cheese Arm,
unchanged; large. 9%a10; medium, l0lsa10L
small, 10hal0l5 Sugar firm. unchanged; fine and
coarse granulated, ANY.
Evening star., 1902-08-22
ALLEGE PERSONAL INJURIES.
Washington Base Ball Club Defendant
in Two Suits for Damages

Suit at law to recover damages in the
sum Of $4,000 was instituted today by ].
Lester Talbert, by his next friend, Tobias
Talbert, jr., against the Washington Base
Ball Club of the American League The
New Washington Brick Machine Company
and the District of Columbia are also
named defendants
1t is alleged that April % last a large
gate. part of the base ball park inclosure
on Florida avenue northeast, fell on the
plaintiff and caused severe injury. Mr.. Tai
bert is represented by Attorney John B.
Daish.
A similar suit a law to recover damages
in the sum of $5001. growing out of the
same occurrence. was today instituted by
Michael Dore. jr., by his next friend Mi
chael Dore, through Attorneys VIM. E. Am
brose, against the same defendants.
Evening star., 1902-08-22
German Inspection of Meats.

The State Department has received from
United States Ambassador White at Berlin
copies of the official German proclamation
with regard to the fees to be charged for
the inspection of meats brought into Ger
many from abroad The fees embrace COM
pensation for the removal and transport of
samples, for notifications, registering in the
inspection books, drawing up of certificates
and such travelling the part of expert
meat inspectors as may be necessary.
Evening star., 1902-08-22
Wills Filed for Probate.

The will of Addie C. Hammerley, dated
December 1, 1896 was filed today for pro-
bate. Her estate Is left to her husband,
Charles ]. Hammerley
An eXemplified copy of the will of Ed
ward c. Carroll, the original being on rec
ord in Howard county, Nd, was filed here
this afternoon.
Evening star., 1902-08-22
To Keep Out San Jose Scale.

The postal officials of Germany have noti-
fed the Post, Office Department that live
plants and fresh fruits cannot be imported
into Germany through the mails. The Ger
man authorities take this precaution
against the Introduction Of the San Jose
scale. While this is not a new regulation
in Germany. it Is the first time 1t has been
called officially to the attention of the de-
partment. The notice was brought out by
the fact that recently grape vines have
been sent to Germany by means of the par
GELS nost.
Evening star., 1902-08-22
COUNT MUTSU HERE.
Secretary to japanese Legation Pre-
sented to Acting Secretary Adee.

Count Hirokichi Mutsu, recently appoint
ed first secretary of the japanese legation.
has arrived in Washington. He was pre-
sented today to Acting Secretary of State
Adee by the Japanese minister Mr. Taxa
hira The new secretary of legation is a
son of Count Mutsu, who was Japanese
minister to the United States in 1885, 800
and afterward minister of foreign affairs
Evening star., 1902-08-22
Writ of zandamus Denied.

Justice Clabaugh today denied the appli-
cation Of Patrick Donaher for writ of man
damus to compel the District Commission
sioners to award him the hay scale privi-
lege at 11th and B streets northwest.
The court also dissolved the temporary in
junction restraining the Commissioners
from readvertising the sale of the hay
scale privilege In his application Mr..
Donaher alleged that he was the highest
bidder for the privilege, but the Commits
sioners rejected the same on the grounds
that the price offered was below the limit
they had specified.
Evening star., 1902-08-22
Building Permits Issued.

Building permits were issued today as
follows:
H s. Robinson, one two-story and cellar
brick dwelling, 1921 11th street northwest:
cost s., 800.
Johanna E. Boyd, brick addition and re-
pairs, 62I street southeast; cost. $500
c. Felter, repairs Piney Branch road.
BrightWoOd, u. c.: cost. S15O
Evening star., 1902-08-22
BOTHA AT MEYERS TOME.
Boer General Greatly Moved - Places
Wreath at Bier,

BRUSSELS. August 2o.-Gen. Botha Wis
tied the cemetery of Ixelles today and saw
the body of Gen. Lucas Meyer in the NOR
tuary. Botha. who was deeply moved
stood some time in prayer, and then placed
wreath on the coffin. The body of the
Boer general will remain in the mortuary
for three months, when it will be taken to
South Africa.
Evening star., 1902-08-22
Strikers Return to Work.

NEW YORK, August pa number of
strikers who quit work in the silk mills of
Jersey City in sympathy with the Paterson
strikers, returned to work today. Two
hundred of them went to work in one mill
AT another mill, where about 100 persons
are employed. quite number have already
returned to work and more are expected
There was no occasion to summon the
police as everything was quiet at all the
mills today
Evening star., 1902-08-22
Suit Against a Railway.

Gertrude Barron, by her next friend,
Thomas H. Barron, this afternoon filed suit
at law against the Metropolitan Railroad
Company to recover damages In the sum of
S., ,0O0 1t is alleged that October 25. 1900,
while near the intersection of Az and K
streets southwest Gertrude Barron was
struck by car Of the defendant. and in
jured. Attorneys P. A. Bowen. ir.. and
Philip Tndali appear for the plaintiff.
Evening star., 1902-08-22
Automobile Record Broken.

LONDON, August &c. Jarrott the au-
tomobilist today at Welbeck did a kilo-
meter (about 1903 YARDS, with a flying
start. in IS 1-5 seconds, and beat the rec
ord. 70 - seconds, recently made by w. X
Vanderbilt jr in France
Evening star., 1902-08-22
KILLED ON THE WETTERHoRN.
Two English Tourists and Their Guides
the Victims.

GR1NDIWALD, Switzerland. August o.
The bodies of two Londoners named Fearon
and those Of two guides who started Au-
gust 10 to ascend the Wetterhorn, and
who did not return, have been found by
search party near the summit of the noun
tain. Two of the party were apparently
killed by lightning and two met their
deaths by falls
LONDON, August 22.-The two Fearons
killed on the Wetterhorn were the Rev.
r. B. Fearon and H. c. .. Fearon, an in
Spector of factories
Evening star., 1902-08-22
Young Corbett in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. August 22.-Young Corbett,
with his manager and trainers arrived to-
day and took quarters temporarily in a
hotel. In the afternoon he went to look
for training quarters. 1t is probable that
he will choose the place on Prices Hill,
where Jeffries was in training for the fight
which was eujoined here
Evening star., 1902-08-22
Declines to Make statement

Attorney Greed NJ. Fulton. counsel for
Roland Johnson, who shot Major Armas
yesterday, stated this afternoon that his
client declined to make any statement at
this time regarding the shooting. except tn
declare that the version of the affair pub
lished as coming from Major Armes Ia
largely exaggerated.
Evening star., 1902-08-22
Steamship Arrivals.

At Cherbourg-Auguste Victoria, from
New York
At Plymouth-Pennsylva from New
York
At Queenstown-Uhonia from Boston.
AT New Gork-Columbia from Hamburg
Evening star., 1902-08-22
Naval Orders.

Lieut.. t. c. Fenton has been ordered from
the command of the Farragut to the COM
mand of the Paul Jones; Lieut.. F. N. Free
man. from the Farragut to the Paul Jones.
warrant Machinist A. Skinner. from the
Abarenda to the Naval Academy.
Evening star., 1902-08-22
Shot Wife and Himself.

HARLAN. Iowa, August 22.-This morn
ing C w. knouse, who, it is said, had been
drinking heavily. shot his wife, from whom
he had been separated for some time and
then shot himself. Both will probably die.
A divorce case was pending
Evening star., 1902-08-22
GUEST OF NEW HAVEN
President Reaches There
Shortly After Noon.
DRIVES ABOUT CITY
RECEPTION BY THE PEOPLE MOST
HEARTY
Factories Close While the Procession
Moves Through the Streets
His Safety Guarded.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, August 22.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt entered upon his New Eng
land tour today. and New Haven was the
first point visited by the nations executive.
The yacht Sylph, bearing the President,
was sighted off New Haven harbor just be-
fore / O clock. Half an hour later the ves-
sci was lying alongside Belle dock, having
made the run up New Haven harbor to the
accompaniment of universal saluteS
The President acknowledged the salutes
from the yachts quarterback. He came
ashore at 1:20 pm. at special landing
constructed for the occasion. Mayor John
P. Studley and a committee from the board
of aldermen greeted the guest the moment
he landed and conducted him to the car
riage In waiting.
Measures of Protection Adopted.
Belle dock freight yards were roped off
and the approaches were everywhere
guarded by police. Troop A, Connecticut
National Guard constituted the military
escort.
At % pm. the procession moved. The
mounted police were followed by Troop A,
and then came carriages containing the
President and his party and invited guests
to the number of sixty. The program pro-
vided for nothing but drive. and the pro-
gress of it took the distinguished visitor
through the slums, the factory quarters,
and the center of the city.
All traffic over the line of march during
the hour of the Presidents stay was sus-
pended and the city's factories and shops
were closed between 1 and 2:3O o'clock.
The workmen lined the windows and crowds
thronged the streets hours before the drive
began. The city was gayly dressed in flags
and bunting. The drive covered less than
four miles of distance and was scheduled
to occupy less than an hour
The Start From Oyster Bay.
OYSTER BAY, L. l., August 22.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt left oyster Bay this morn
ing for New Haven on his tour through
New England. The presidential party left
the house at $50 o clock and was taken on
board the Sylph in launch. Fifteen min
utes later the Sylph weighed anchor and
started for New Haven, where she is due
to arrive at about 30 o'clock. The party
aboard the Sylph consisted of the President
and Mrs Roosevelt, Ethel Roosevelt, Sec
retary CortelyOu, DR.. Lung, the Presidents
physician, two stenOgrap pliers and two mes
sengers. A number of citizens of Oyster
Bay fired presidential salute from an an
vii as the Sylph steamed away.
Evening star., 1902-08-22
A. V. Armour's Yacht Wins Two Races

COWES. Isle OF Wight, August 22-The
American yacht Utowana, owned by A. V.
Armour Of New York. won the sailing race
for auxiliary yachts. started Monday, and
the coronation cup offered by the earl of
Crawford. She passed the mark at 1858
o'clock last night.
Evening star., 1902-08-22
Levant Wheelmen Entertained

An INFORMAL watermelon supper and
smoker was rendered the Levant Wheel
men last night by G. P. Lohr at his resi-
dence, 759 11th street southeast and about
twenty-five members of the club were pres
ent. An enjoyable evening was spent with
speechmaking and singing after the sup
per was over.
Evening star., 1902-08-22
Remains Of the Fairs at cbsrboure.

PARIS. August 22-The American Line
steamer st. Paul. which sails for New York
tomorrow. via Cherbourg, will take the re-
mains OF Charles L. Fair and Mrs. Fair,
which will be forwarded TO Cherbourg from
here this afternoon.
Evening star., 1902-08-22
DohertY-Stev Match.

Some fine Playing was done in the Do
herty-Stevens match Doherty took the
nrst set. Stevens won the second and was
within one stroke Of taking the third when
Doherty rallied and Won. He also took the
SXt s. I This gave. him the match, 5 sets
Evening star., 1902-08-22
Placed on Record.

A certificate Of Incorporation of the Inter
state Publishing Company was placed on
record here today. J. Worth Carnahan.
Mahlon Purcell and NJ. N. Carnahan are the
incorporatOrS
Evening star., 1902-08-22
New York Stock Market.

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co.. bankers
and brokers, 14l0 F ST.. members New York
stock exchange. Washington stock ex-
change and Chicago board of trade.
Evening star., 1902-08-22
Admiral Won Diedrichs Resigns.

BERLIN, August 22-Admiral Won Died
richs has resigned his post as chief of
staff of the navy. He has been succeeded
by Vice Admiral Buechsel
Admiral Won Diedrichs is the officer who
as vice admiral was in command of the
German squadron of five cruisers in Ma
Mia bay at the time Commodore now Ad-
miral, Dewey was operating against the
Spaniards.
Evening star., 1902-08-22
FIRED ON WORKMEN
Strikers Succeed in Closing
Butler Washery.
MEN ALL QUIT WORK
CLAIMED THEY HAD NOT SUFFI-
GENT PROTECTION.
Operators Will Probably Try to Re-
sumo Work Under Protec-
ton of Troops.

WILKESBARRE, Pa, August DIT is
estimated that the coal and iron police
men now guarding the idle collieries in four
counties of the anthracite region number
900. The employment of so many spe-
cial guards has necessitated an expendi-
ture by the companies to date of 81 800, ,O00.
Besides paying the special policemen a
daily wage the companies supply them with
food and lodging.
Every coal company in the anthracite dis
trlct and nearly every washery has its
quota of police. The commissions are all
granted by Governor Stone at Harrisburg,
and cost the companies 81 for the grant
ing and recording of each commission. OF
this sum 81 goes to the state and 81 to the
county.
The Butler washery and the Dodge coll
liery of the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western company. In which operations
had recently been resumed, were closed
today by striking miners. At the But
Ter washery the men marched out in a
body. 1t Is asserted by the men that all
through last night strikers in ambush kept
up continuous fire on the washery and
the shed in which the workmen slept. Not
being afforded sufficient protection, the men
say, they decided to suspend operations.
Eighty workmen had been employed at
the Dodge collery and the strikers prevail
ed upon them to leave the workings.
President Nichols of this district issued
a card today, saying that the union has
positions in the soft coal fields for $50 min
erS with certificates.
Evening star., 1902-08-22

In the midst Of the Whitman Wright
match the Nare-Ptm contest was finished
and 70 the astOnishm5nt of very many the
Engiishmau VAS beaten In str Ight sets. -,
-. Is. The defeat Of the former En-
giish champion was Ihe surprise of the
tournament. Score b. points of the Ware
PIN match was as follows:
Evening star., 1902-08-22
Movement Of Troops.

TAMAQUA, Pa, August 22.-Acting upon
the advice of Gen. Goblin, the officers and
men of the list Battalion of the 10Th Regi-
ment, stationed near here, sent to Shena-
doah for their full equipments and personal
effects. This would indicate that Gen. Co
bin has decided to keep a detachment of
troops in the Panther Creek valley for
some time.
Today the mine workers sent a petition
to Gov. Stone asking that the troops be re-
called.
1t is rumored here that the Lerigh Coal
and Navigation Company is preparing to
mine coal under the protection of the
troops The officials refuse to affirm or
deny the report.
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago April 19-Wheat closed &c to &c highef
than Friday and to-night's prices are l12c higher
,ban last Saturday to-day. as 1t has peen
all the week, weather market May opened a,
1870 and sold between 741sc and 74&c, and closed
at 745sc July closed at 75ssc sellers ana the sep
TENDER at 75c sellers There was very niue lam
anywhere West: a few light showers IN iowa. d
dash of rain at St Louis. In the great winter
,bao+ States II was clear. This condition opened
,he market at an advance The predlcuoh OF coli-
tinued clear for Sunday kept 1t strong 1hefe was
some selling by the professional element "nich
COG ,,non the assumption that this drouth. like
,,os+ others will be broken before the damage be-
cor,ss great Outside markets were strong; Kan
sas City I'D 11kc supposedly on the Kansas cohol-
tions There were reports mere OF saHuS'oiIi' -
49, state Clearances $4,000 bushels. and
,-+.-n receints only 1871 600 bushels Northwestern
cars only 133 against 269 last year 1t is expected
,bo ,,sinla supply Will decrease on Monday around
ooo 600 bushels Worlds shipments VIII be ABOUT
ooo 600 bushels There will be some increase On
passage. A., a, ara obou+
a.. nm for the week St. Louis was the best seiier
70 I,,,,. the Harris-Gates party sold September
l;beralIv and bought moderately of May. PRIMARY
receipts this week are lcZ2Vo ouShels' asf'i'
Az 90 bushels shipped. Kansas City ana 81. Louls
closed NC higher than Chicago on May Caples
rere STEADY. There has been a decidedly improved
s.ra this week from New-England. with sales
IN excess of 900 bushels Stocks mere promise
.o decrease moderately on Monday May opeleu
sosLc between 629sc ana &C, ana cioseu dl
sac. Julv closed at 62lac sellers; the September. at
614c sellers
There were May oats for sale all day by Harris
ca,ee and that future closed where it left off on
I,r,dav. Patten was buying September. The mar
bot closed unchanged to nc higher than FRIDAY
prioes closed about 1c over last Saturday. the
Mo-, 4sc the old July $3.50. and the old September
,1z.c The big trade is in the new July and
rap September, the former closing S'tsc ana the
latter s3ac There were las cars here with 100 1or
Mo,dav. Country offerings are increasing mod
ate,v but there has been good New-England
demand all of it in small lots. but so general as
"a make big aggregate sales to-day IoVoo
bushels. ., en- -
rYaxseed was about steady; the cash 81 % Tor
Southwest and 81 50 for Northwest: the May 81 90
and the September 81 S. There were ~ cars OF SEED
.. tho three points, against II last year
Pork lost 20c ribs TIC 10 loo, but lard neld It's
own Professionals believe the advance has been
20 -anid as warrant reaction hog receipts
- this week 1900. against $4,000 last year
Iaef Is high enough influence the provision mood
some
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Qearbsrs.

"A. 5tth St Tutoring at pupils tutors residence.
DR. W. @. NOVEL; private tutor. pupils homes o.
- at III E SD Two pupils received family
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ttIartic Ave list. 1909.
Ar Ave Con IS G, 1931----.
pkl-n Heights LIST. 1941--.--
Rklyn B &, w Z Gen. 1888.
Bklvn City Cons IS. 1e41.---
Rklvr CrosstOwn LIST, 1905
Bkivn c & Newtn LIST, 1889.
Conev Island * B list, 1903
couev Island & B eft. 1903
Calvary Gem & G LIST. 1907
Gpt & Lorimer LIST, 19l0.-.-
Grand 81 & Ne list, 1906. -
Jamaica & Blk LIST, 193o----
New W & Fl LIST. l941.--.-.
Sea Beach LIST, 1916 --.-----
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Fk- and Pullman accommodations at lis 2nl 1894 and
4 Broadway 5th Union square West 24 Columbus
81 rookyn n T. Transfer Co. will call for and baggage
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new YORK CENTRAL
, except NIlIIdy. tDaIIyl
HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION.
Sus A NJ and S35 p NJ Daily Sundays. TO PITS
held and North Adams. Sundays only. at $40 A NJ
Pullman all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pfntsch Light.
Ticket offices 113 2sf. as and 1915 Broadway. Is
Union So w, 275 Columbus 1873 West 125th St.
I5th ST and 3sth St. Stations. New York 33S and 728
Fulton St. and 1JS Broadway. z. D., Brooklyn
Telephone 200 Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Westcott Express Company
A ri. SMITH. GEORGE n. DANIELS.
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Iustrurtiun tl)auteh.

NOUNG LADY wishes to exchange Italian. Spanish or
French lessons for English with refined lady Address
DESERTI 126 Lexingtcn-ave-
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SthooI aaenries.

MERIcAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
\ Professors. Teachers Tutors
tc.. Colleges Schools and Families. Apply
Mrs. NJ J. YCUNG-FULTON % Union Square