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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-03

SKI, ZWCldWSLy ." III
W Macedonii i Starej Serbii, Cd
bywszy mimi narade pod prezy-
dencya kr6la, wytknal sobie kie-
runek polityczny, zgodny zycze-
MEM nocarshm
Frarcya opozycyjna ma cd tygo-
dnia nowy pow6doburzenla sic ma
cabinet Combesa, a zatarg ten
rzuca tax charakterystyczne swia-
tho na usposobienie Francuzow,
ze warto zwr6cic ma niego uwage.
Sprawa jest W g2ownych zarysach
znana juz telegra1ndw. Do Lu-
newilu przybyl Alzacyi ksiadz
Delsor, pose& do parlamentu ME
miecleiego, ably wyglosic tam od-
czyt o stosunkach spo}ecznych
Francyi. Me trudno bylo sic do
nyslee, ze ten odczyt ksiedza ME
bedzie przychylny dla gabinetu,
kt6ry wypowiedzia1 wojne Ko-
ScioSowi uwziel sic ma wytepie-
ME kongregacyj katohcklch. VIA
dza francuzka, ktora przywyE4a
iuz ME obchodzic sic zbyt delika-
trie z duchowienstwem, tenn
mriej miaka skrupulow w obec
ksiedza zagranicznego, prefekt
departamentu, ME namySlajac sic
d}ugo, wydal rozporzqdzenie, W
ktoreln nakazaA wyekspedyowac
niepozadanego goscia "a grani-
| &c.
Ma pozor rzecz mala. Ale we
Francyi ma wiadomosc o tym wy
! padku zawrza4o. Ks. Delsor jest
wprawdzie poddanym niemie-
! ckim, ale jest Francuzem i pocho-
dzi Alzacyi, kt6ra patryoci fran
I cuzcy, mimo traktatu Frankfur-
ckiego, do dis dnia zaliczaja do
swego kraju, o kt6rej odzyska-
niu ME przestali marzy6. Otoz
prefekt departamentu Meurthe /
Moselle ME tylho ME pozwoli} te-
mu Francuzowi alzackiemu wy
glosic odczytu W Lunewilu, lecz
nazwai go W rozkazie wydalenia
raz "poddanym niemieckim" a
drugi raz "cudzoziemcem".
Alzatczyk cudzoziemcem? To
wiecej, niz potrafi znies6 najspo-
kojniejszy patryotow francuz-
kich. Przeciez oni ME uznaja fax
tu utracenia pieknej prowincyi
zawogeshej, uwazaia lud tamtej-
sly "a sw6j, rdzennie francuzki,
sprawy alzackie "a w1asne, VIE
rza, ze nadejdzie chwila odwetu i
poaaczenia, uwydatniaja te wiare
codziennie, podajac wiadomoSci
A1zacyi W rubryce prowincyi
f-anruzkich przvpominaia sobie
rokrocznie pred pomnikiem
Strasburga W Paryzu obowiazek
pracomania mad odwroceniem
skutk6w fatalnej kleski sedan
skiej. A urzednik gabinetu Com
besa Smie ignorowac W rozkazie
urzedowym te uczucia nadzieje,
.wypedza6 syna tel drogiej dziel-
nicy z granic republiki francuz-
kiej i napietnowac go obelzywem
mianem "cudzoziemca"!
Zawrza1o wiec w prasie. Me
ty1ko W tel, kt6ra zwalcza z zasa-
dy terazniejszy Rad radykalny i
ME pozostamia ma MIN suchej nj
tiki, ilekro6 tylko zdarzy sic spo-
sobnose do zaczepki, ale take w
powaznej prasie sto4ecznej, lie
ME odda1a sic dusza ciaiem
Combesow wa1ki z koScio1em
ME uwaza "a swoje najwazniejsze
zadanie. Nave TAXI Temps, ktory
1ubi wygrzewac sic W s3ohcu ka-
zdorazowego gabinetu, jake or
gan protestancki ME moze bye
posadzany szczegolne sympa-
tye dla katolicyznlu, potepia sta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-03
RUcH PARoWcoW.

Przybyiy:
AntwerpIa: Kroonland N. Y.
Gibraltar: Princess Irene n. Y.
Londyn: Minnetonka N. Y.
cherbours: Kaiser Wilhelm II .
N. Y.
odesxfy:
New York: Rotterdam do Rotterda-
mu, Auguste Victoria do Genuy, North
America do Neapolu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-03

mi. Prezes ministrow Maura "a
przeczyl wczoraj W parlamencie
tym wiesciom o5wiadczyl, re ar
cybiskup WalencI zostanie przy
pomocy wojska wprowadzony do
palacu arcybiskupiego, jezei tego
okaze sic potrzeba.
Paryz, $50 lutego. : Ma radzie
ministr6w oswiadczyl Combes, re
pociagnie do surowej odpowie-
dzialnosci ksiazat Koscio}a, kt6-
rzy poddaH pub1icznej krytyce
n1ecna jego polityke w sprawie
zakon6w. Zapowiedzia4 wniesie-
nie projektu, grozacego sadarni
kry1ninalnyn1i takim bislSupom,
kt6rzy oSmiela sic PROFESSIONAL
przeciw samowoli nrasohskiego
rzqdu. Combes mial ma mysi kar-
dyna1a Richard, arcybiskupa
paryskiego, kardyrla}a Lango-
nieux Rheims kardynala Coul-
lie Lyonu.
New York, 3go lutego. = Will
liam C. Whitney, by}y selretarz
marynarki, unarl wczoraj ma "a
trucie krwi, wywo1ane operacya
Slepej kiszti. Miano go operowac
po raz drugi, lecz umar4 zaraz po
zastosowaniu narbotyku, zanim
zdazono przy5ozyt mu do ciala
nol.
Harrisburg, Pa, 3go lutego. :
Gubernator Pennypacker wzywa
obywatelstwo pennsylwahsleie do
skladek ma rzecz rodzin po ofia-
rach katastrofy W kopalni pod
Cheswlck.
Washington, 3go lutego. =
Wczorajsze posiedzenie senatu
rozpocze1o sic modlitwa kapelana
dra Hale modlitwa rabina Davi-
da Philipson. Nastepnie senate
rzy Fairbanks i Clark bronili po-
lityki rzadu w sprawie panann-
skiej. Konitet senatu zaleca przy-
ja6 rezolucye, azeby dyrekcyi wy
stawy w St. Louis pozyczyc su-
me $4,6oo,ooo.
w izbie nizszej pozwolono "a
brat CLOS delegatowi Degatau Z
Porto Rico, ktory upomina} sic o
pe}ne prawa amerykahskiego oby-
watelstwa ola Portoryczan. Now
ce nagrodzono oklasskami.
Cripple Creek, 3go lutego.
Guber1ator Peabody wydal pro-
klamacye, znoszaca stan obleze-
ria, panujacy cd 5 grudnia, Ko-
mendant mllicyi ogfosa, re spo-
k6j porzadek przywrocono, a
wladze cywilne So teraz w mozno-
Sci zapobiedz zaburzeniom wy
music poszanoWanie praW zobo-
wiazujacych.
Cory, Pa, 3go lutego, = Ia
wieja sniezna nawiedzila tutejsza
okolice. snieg zasypa} tory kole-
jowe. WszystIde p1ugi do odgar-
mania sniegu So czynne, Pociagi
sp6zniaja sic.
Wayland, Mich, 3go 1utego. :
Podczas $niezycy zaslaniajacej
widok nlaszynistom, zderzy1 sic
pociag kolei Grand Rapids and
Indiana, idacy Chicago, z osta-
tnim wagonem pociagu lokaIne-
go. 10 pasazerow pokaleczy9o sic
boleSnie.
Niles, Mich, 3go lutego. = Cd
wielu lat ME spadfo W poludniowo
zachodniej czesci Michlganu tyle
sniegu, jak W tych dniach. Far
merry So odcieci cd Swiata. Wczo-
raj wieczorem utknal w Sniegu
Pociag kolei Big Four, W polu, IL
mil ztad. Pasaaer6w przewiezio-
no sankami do najblizszej stacyi.
-O-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-03
TELEGRA A M Y.

Edward odbyl z W1elka pompa
przejazd z palacu do gmachu par
lamentu, azeby tam w izbie lor-
dow otworzyG osobiScie sesye.
Pogoda ME sprzyja}a tryumfalne-
mu pochodowi, deszcz lal jak z
zebra, a rewizye policyi, ktora
szuka1a dynamitu W sklepach do
NOW, ma ulicach, ktoremi kro
przeje4dza1, zrazala publicznoS6
cd wystawarnia tam. gdzie oba-
wiano sic wybuchow dynamite
wych.
w swojej movie ubolewal krol
mad wyrokiem sadu rozjemczego
w sprawie oznaczenia granlc Ala
ski. Wyrazil nadzieje, ze dzieki
mp4ywom Anghi do :wojny mic
dzy Rosya a Japonia ME przyj-
die. Zapewnil, re wyprawa do
Tybetu jest misya pokojowa.
Kiedy pozniej W parlamencie
ukazal sic Chamberlain, selSretarz
kolonij, powitano go daleko
wiekszym entuzyazmem, niz
przedtem krola.
Paryz, 3go lutego. : Donosza
Z Portu Artrra, re rezerwy rosyj-
skiej marynarki tam we W}ady-
wostoku musia}y udat sic pa po-
k}ady rosyjskich okret6rw wojen-
nych. Wszystkie okrety czekaja
teraz ma rozkaz natychmiastowe-
go wyruszenia ma wskazane i'm
stanowisko. We W4adywostoku
osobne statl1l rozbijaja W porcie
l6d, azeby rmozliwi6 oleretom Ii
! niowym krazownikom wyrusze-
ME ma otwarte morze.
Tutejsza "Gazeta gieldowa" o.
Swiadcza, re przygotowania wo-
jenne Rosyi stanowla wskaz6wke
dla Japonii, jak powinna przyjqt
odpowiedz rosyjska na japohska
note.
Car ME zgodzi1 sic jeszcze
wczoraj ma podpisanie wspomnia-
nej odpowiedzi.
Washington, 3go lutego. =
P61urzedowa wiadomoSc zaprze-
cza wiesciorn, jakoby Stany Zje-
dnoczone dzia1afy wsp6lnie An
! glia i Francya i wywieraly nacisk
ma Japonie, azeby ia, W interesie
powszechnego pokoju, zgodzi1a
sic ma warunki, stawiane przez
! Rosye.
Toxic, $50 lutego. = Ulegajac
wnioskowi opinii publicznej roz-
waza Rad projekt wyszania do
Petersburga ultimatum, grozace-
go wypowiedzeniem wojny, jezeli
Rosya zwleka6 bedzie z odpowe-
dzia ma ostatnia note.
Singapore, 3go lutego. = Zaku-
piony we Wloszech krqzownik
japohski "Nissirn" zaopatruje sic
tutaj w wegiel. Drugi okret SKA
suga'' przybyl wczoraj wieczo-
rem. Okrety pod Ceylon by1y wy
stawione ma wielka burze. kt6rej
wyszly bez szwanku.
Colon, 3go lutego. Posel
Stap6w Zjednoczonych, w. ].
Buchanan, odjechal ma parowcu
"City of Washington" do New
Yorku. o stanie rzeczy w Ko-
lumbii ME chcial movie. Podobno
wojska loolumbijskie ma przesmy-
ku Panamskim n1ialy starcie In
dyanarni. Z innego zr6d5a made
szla wiadomost re Irrdyanie "a
czepih wojsko panarnskie wv polu-
dniowej czesci przesmyleu.
Madryt, 3go lutego. = Hiszpa-
ME we Walencyi pCotestujs pre-
civ zajeciu stolicy arcybiskupiej
przez monsigDora Nozaleda, kto-
ry W roku 1893 byl arcybiskupem
W Manlli. Rozchodza sic fa}szywe
wiesci, iakoby Nozaleda poFozu-
niaf sic w Maraili z AIneRykaaa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-03
R0Sya zW|oka JapOnia grOZI.
0BIE SIR0NY G0T0WE DO WOJNY.
Combes ME znosi krytyki swej niecne!
polityki.
ZPANsN OsTRONIE KsIEOIA KOsCIOhA
sopatorzy repubkasey czerp Otuche moditwie rabina

po1u, re pragnie przyjaznych z
Turcya stosunkow, Rad serb
ski, zwoiawszy swych konsulow
W Macedonii i Starej Serbii, i od-
bywszy z mimi narade pod prezy-
dencya kr6la, wytkna} sobie kie-
runek polityczny, zgodny zycze-
MEM mocarstM
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-03
Dzielna studentka.

Panna Florence G. Baldwin,
studentka uniwersytetu North
western, wczoraj udowodnita, ze
co do odwagi osobistej i silly fizy-
cznej moze powodzeniem mie-
rye sic kazdym kolega mez-
kim, l niejednego mich przewyz-
sly Koa zagszagniety do wozu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-03
Dotrzynaf sfowa.

Skarbnik powiatowy John J.
Hanberg uwiadomil wczoraj pise-
mnie rade powiatowa, IL ma do
jej rozporzadzenia $64,4o2.oI, po-
chodzacych prooent6w przez
slebie pobieranych cd I grudnia
1903 do 80 listopada 1903. Jak
wiadomo, Hanberg przed wybo-
rami przyrzekl oddat powiatowi
procenta cd funduszow pod jego
opieka. Ale ME tax latwo by1o do
trzynat przyrzeczenia, jak sic
mydawa4o. Skarbnik powiatowy
ME ma prawa, wedle ustaw, odda-
wac publiczne fundusze ma pro-
centa. Rada powiatowa osobna
uchwala musiala go upowaznic
do tego. Nadto trzeba bylo jesz-
cze rozstrzygnac kwestya, czyli
do tych pieniedzy wylacznie ma
prawo zarzad powiatu, czy tez
talze inne mladze Sciagajace po-
datki. Adwokaci pana Hanberga
So zdania, re powiat ma wylaczne
prawo do tych pieniedzy. Pan
ETanberg odda 'przeto te pieniadze
powiatowi, ale pod warunkiem.
by tenze wzial ma sieble zaspoko-
jenie pretensyj innych wladz,
gdyby te z powodzeniem je rekla-
mowaiy.
Honor przedewszystkiem!
Alderman John H. Jones jest
kontraktorem jako TAXI byi "a
angazowany przez Illinois Steel
Co. Ola tel kompanil wylonywal
rome roboty Cd lat "a, cd lat
10 stale co roku zawieral mia
kontrakta, ma mocy ktorych braf
w akord roboty przy budowach i
opr6cz tego byl superintendent
przy tych robotach. Poniewaz je-
dnakowoz kompania postanowila
obciac place swym robotnikom i
zazadasa cd niego, azeby do tego
sic zastosowas, przeto P. Jones O.
swiadczyi, re ME zgadza sic je-
go pojeciami honorze aamae
kontrakta z uniami pozawlerane
wolal zerwac swe stosunki
konlpania, anizeli do tego przylo-
zyc reke. Zapytywano go, czy ME
m6g} przyjaf nieunionistow, aze-
by PLACID nizsze wynagrodzenia,
= ale oSwiadczyf, re tenn nj
gdyby r1awet ME pomyslaf, bo
kontrakta zawarte uniami uwa-
ia "a nienaruszalne.
Dzielna studentka.
Panna Florence G. Baldwin,
studentka uniwersytetu North
western, wczoraj udowodnita, re
co do odwagi osobistej silly fly
cznej moze powodzeniem mie-
rzvS Sic la1dvrn lso1eoa mez-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-10
COTTON PRICES TUMBLE
ON REACTION 1T LIVERPOOL

NEW YORK. July "a very sharp
and unexpected leak In the cotton OPP
lions at Liverpool this morning. with
prices there closing At j. 10 IL points net
decline on the old crop and II 10 on the
next crop deliveries. whereas an ad-
vance Of ! TO points had been artici-
pated IN response to the net changes In
our market yesterday. upset the calcula-
tions Of the trading element here today,
and caused q sharp reactionary move
meut 10 prices. ia which pretty much
all the advance ia the old crop Of yes
terday was lost
The maximum decline here from yes
terday closing prices was about -
points on the old crop and - 10 4 points
on the next crop options. which brings
prices down half way from the high rec
ord made during the bulge yesterday
morning. when July and August here
sold up 10 about 1890. September went
20 $50. and October. December, and Jan
uary ranged from Sc 70 9-68 The South
was again heavy seller. The principal
buying. on the other hand. again came
from the large operators. and some Of
the more important spot dealers and big
shorts II was this demand which
steadied the market IN the bate trading
and prevented any further decline
Spot cotton here was reduced 50 points
20 the basis OF sO95 for middling. In con
fOrmity with the decline in the old crop
options.
TOday's cotton prices were as follows:
july. TO- 4GNl04S. August. 10 42GI04S; Sop
TENDER. 3. 5sN9 20. October g. 1904 Al. De-
cembef 930ft9 40; January. s. 42H9 AZ
The market closed steady
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-10
BANK STATEMENT
CAUSED REALIZING
Some Disappointment at
Decrease in Reserve.
CONCESSIONS BUT THRILLING
Good Weather and Crop Reports Serve
to Maintain Bullish
sentiment
CONCESSIONS BUT THRILLING

NEW YORK. July 9-The stock mar
ket was extremely strong in the first
hour, Notwithstanding the disappoint-
ment at the success OF the Bryanites in
keeping a financial plank Qua Of tn
Democratic national platform The sub
sidence OF the Kansas floods. however
and better reports regarding the weather
and crop conditions helped 10 maintain
the recently developed bullish sentiment
The conspicuous feature Of strength in
the railway list were Reading. based on
gO06 trade advices. and southern Rail
way preferred the latter advancing
about 2 per cent on the favorable show
ing Of The cotton crop.
n the Industrial group more confldenl
views OF the future OF Iron and Steel
were responsible fer continued strength
IN United States Steel preferred. while
Tennessee Coal and Iron was nearly =
point higher and Colorado Fuel and
developed euoyancy, at "A maNlmum gam
Of ia per cent. Anal gamaJed copper
was firm II q small advance
In the local traction group Alanhattilf
Railwy was decidedly strong BrooklNn
Rapid Transit was firm. but Meropoll-
tan Street Railway was somewhat re-
acIiCnary. Sharp advances IN PacinC
Mail and Pacific Coast were among tht
developments Of the short session.
IN the last h0lf-hour there was little
reaiizing- partly induced Dy aisippolnt-
ment q L the decrease IN surplus reserve
shown in the bank statement Such
Concessions as We're made. however
We're only slight. and the market closed
strong and generally higher
Government bonds were unchanged
Other bonds were nrmer. but net 50 ac-
tive as on yesterday ia the correspond
ing hours
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-10
CHICAGO GRAIN
AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO, July 9-Taday there SIN
was a rather wet weather map. with
talk of damage II ne Southwest. par
ticularly in Kansas. but warmer i-nd
clearing weather was predicted ana a
good deal OF local long wheat came out.
Prices lost only \ cent for July and 4
cent for September, however, and the
latter was up Z cent at enc time. Buy
ing by outsiders and by Pringle ana
Cudahy caused the frmness. but should
the weather clear over sunday prizes
would go up hard on any buying.
Corn was easy most of the time on the
better weather and the realizing sales
The cash demand also was quiet Re
ceipts were rs cars. September rose to
1875 cents and eased 10 ~ cents.
Oats were quiet and easy with corn.
Reports from Illinois We're better. the
rains having been needed. Receipts. -
ears September eased of 14Qss cent "a
52ls03z;z cents.
Lower prices ruled In provisions, there
being no support ana some pressure
from the pit traders
Prices OF futures follow:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-10
SEW EIGHT RUPTURES
IN BOYS INTESTINES
Emergency Surgeons Perform ExtraOr-
binary Operation on Youth injured
by Pistol Shot.

With his intestines pierced i'm eight
places by a bullet from a revolver
which he was cleaning yesterday after
noon. Ernest Coward, fifteen years old.
was taken 10 the Emergency Hospital,
about clock last evening and now
lies in Il precarious condition IN that IN
stitutiOn Physicians vino operated upon
the lad Immediately after he reached
the hospital. entertain practically 40
hope for his recovery.
According to the stories told by he
police. Coward was cleaning .32-caii-
Der revolver on the porch of his hoafe
m Hvattsville Nd and did not knox
IL was loaded His hand accidently
touched he trigger, and as the muZzie
Of the weapon was pointing directly
toward his stomach the leaden missile
was fired into his body. He was found
I'm q pool of blood, when relatives who
hoard the report Of the revolver I"-
.ponded 70 his screams 4 Hyattsville
physician ordered that the injured lad
be brought 10 "A local hospital and Re
was placed on the first incoming street
car that passed through Hyattsviiie.
a hurried trip was made 10 fIft-@utI
and @ Streets northwest, and the am
buiancc from the Emergency HOSDif a
met the car al q clock. Al possible
haste was made in getting the lad 10
the institution
Coward was Immediately placed on
tie operating table. After administering
AN Uplate the physicians performed an
operation. during which they took ont
the boys intcsttues. seWed up the eight
perfOrations and then pat them back
again. IN all he was on the operating
table tor TWO hours and a nalf. The
operation was successful say the doc
tors bat Il Is question whether or
not the lad Is strong enough 10 sur
NlNe Il
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-10
SUMNER CHANGES
At WHITE HOUSE
Presidents Absence Does
Not Deter Visitors.
A GEORGIA GIRL RESENTFUL
Thought Executive Should Stay at
Fome-Many Officials on Duty.
Cooks at Oyster Bay.

1t isn't everybody that knows when
the President is .out of town" Like
the farmer who was highly disguised
when he came 10 the Capital TO ind thai
Congress was not always in session,
there are many persons who somehow
expect tnat the White House snail never
be without is occupant
The idea. said a pretty young tour
ist, just from Georgia, who entered
the executive Offices the other day
why l disarranged all my Northern
trip just So 1 could stop over here and
see the President. and YOU tel me he
has gone away Wei. / will never come
here again. and I am certainly not goine
TO follow him up TO Oyster Bay with
which declaration the young woman. a
vision IN pink and white. Haunted her
self out OF the Presidents Office as
haughtiiy As though she spurned the
very ground she walked upon
A Soothing Prospect.
Enbowered with trees as it is, and
with the long sloping lawns on eitner
side. the Executive Mansion presents a
soothing prospect on hot summers
dag 10 passersby in the glare OF the
Ht4tFlSs ~ night AAlt -A"eAS B~-ta---'-t
globe directly in front of the main ca-
rance is no longer lighted, bat there
are smaller lights at either side and the
house does not present an altogether
deserted and dismal aspect when dark,
ness rails. There are in fact number
OF the regular White House employees
staying inside and at times the glow q
lights shines out cheerily.
-. - t.-r..
viii be until the end of the month. fhe
White House caretal1e-s VII take adj
vantage Of the time 10 make several
small improvements inside. This VII
consist principally in putting in a r. "
mgntei in the Presidents Ioom.-a new
bathtub and similar small details.
Unchanged in Daytime.
IN the daytime the White House does
not look much changed.
The same staff of policemen and door
keepers. except those who are on their
vacations is employed both AT the execu-
i've offices and at the house Itself Cap
cain Loeffier head doorkeeper for the
President. is away. but there are q
number of men ~ the executive Offices
10 receive visitors Executive CLERK
Forster Is the highest official in charge
Colonel Montgomery. chief of the White
House telesraphers. is away, as also are
some OF the clerks.
Visitors can still obtain cards giving
permission TO go through the White
House and for the purpose of showing
them around several OF the usllers are
kept on duty. Obviously. none of tbs
White House culinary staff are needed
here while the President IS absent. anc
they are engaged at Oyster Bay in
stead During the summer the visitors
TO the White House fall of greatly j..
but there Is a surprisingly steady de
mand FOR tickets OF admission.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-10
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW sORK, July s.-Money on call
nominal. lQ1A per cent.
Time money. during the week. was lib
orally offered by brokers on attractive
terms While the demand wax not in
proportion 10 the supply. borrower
awaited themselves 10 some extent OF the
attractions offered By the rates.
A large portion or the demand. how
ever, came from the desire TO renew ma
turing 9oaEs. Rates 2Q214 per cent for
sixty 10 ninety days, 21zq2% per cent
for four months, per cent for five
months: 3haQSi5 for six months. 3i6 for
seven months.
Mercantile paper. this week. was in
fair demand. The output was not SUI
pera bundant, bat comprised a certain
amount of choice material. and this was
taken quite readily The demand for
good names, of the lesser financial
strength was only moderate Rates 31z
a per cent for sixty days to ninety
days Endorsements, 4U45a per cent fOI
four to six months choice single names,
per cent for others less wei known.
Interior money rates unchanged.
Domestic exchauge-Chicago OK
change on New York city today -
cents premium per y. GO. uGchauGtt
from yesterday. an0 against par a year
ago. BOs- on exchange cents discount,
unchanged from yesterday.
Foreign exchange Tdday's sterling
maIke was duh and nominal with
rates unchanged. Rates for actual bust
ness closed as follows. sixty days
S52rlI4 500. demand $3.50, cables 48Jr
sos Tie supply of grain and cotton
bills was scarce. Continental bills were
quoted as follows: Francs 5HA and
s l6z less lilo reichsmarks 95uS5jt und
9li5 guilders 40 1-16H40is and As-lGb
SIlver-Bar silver in London steady
and unchanged ut - 11-16 pence pei
outce. Tcday's New York prise for
commercial bars = lower at 5Sl l9A
cents. Government assay bars Is low
81 at s.059a4 Mexican dollars = low
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-10
CHARTERS GRANTED
UNDER DISTRICT LAWS

Certificates Of the Incorporation Of
the following named enterprises were
recorded today:
The North State Copper Company
capital stock. $4,000 Iucorporators. r.
s Donaldson r. W Mccormick. F. 81
Freeman. and 3 r. r. Kretschnann.
The Farmers National Association:
capital stock. $l0,0G0. 900 Incorporators:
Messrs. Mccormick, kretschmann. and
Freeman.
following named persons as trustees OF
the First Church of Christ. Scientist
was also recorded: Emma c. GatcH.
Elizabeth s. Hatton. Katherine =. Bor-
land, Ellis w kepner, Harry l.. Wilson
arthur l. Hltchcoek. Harriet X. Walsh,
Bien T Eddingdeid.
The Baker Burwrll Electroiytic Com
pany, OF Itans capital stock. 81 $50. 20.
incorporators, Frank y. Many, Arthur
W Cannon, 5. A. Donaldson, Z. ".
Mccormick. S. A Terry b. r. r. kret-
selmann and r. NJ. Freeman.
The Pittsburg Automatic Wrench
pUrators, Eugene Schooley. George II
Corey and J l. Cohencius
The Drake-ScnwelZcr Company; caui-
tai stock, so 90. incorporates Messfs.
corey SchColey and Cohencius
The Commonwealth Mineral COMPANY:
capital stock, $4,000. iEcorpora -ors
ldessrs. Corey. Schooley and COheucIus.
The international Tradiug stamp
Company; capital stock. 10000, iac0r-
porators David r. Miller. Lawrence
Hufty and John r. Laney, jr
The Ladies Domestic Union: capital
stock, SZ50,0o0 incorporators. George a
CrusOr. Matte u. Gates and Agnes ID
Cursor The object of the union Is
10 instruct its members In the art Of do
nestle science 10 direct and elevate
domestic labor 10 the end that IL may
be more profitable 10 the employer ard
the employed; 10 discourage idlcness ana
encourage industry by procuring e.4-
ployment for IFS members.