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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
or one NAN

~..,s arp now % saloons within
.ssee's throw % Pike street BE-
- rlrss and fifth avenues, and
= rl,v council intends, next Mon
I, rlxhg. 20 increase the number
= only that. but II Is solng out
= ~ uay 20 DO IL In order that
- Rslelshelmor. 3 wealthy bust
- mar. may procure rent from
=. .srreroora under the Federal
- bullaing. Third and Pine. Il
s~sssses % extend the limits To In
- the corner.
fall,nx b. last one vote 10 grant
A. lIcease while the location Is out
"a he limits. Il nos appears 70 be
.rosi 3 certainty that Il viii b.
ransed after the limits are ex-
anicd
ne council proposes 70 extend
a. limits along Third avenue from
rfe and Pine westward along the
hsisr street 10 First avenue The
81 reason Il 20 bring Reiris-
Asgmm's corner within the limits
- only reason that Redeishetmer
wzn,s the saloon Is because be can
uas bis building for other pnr-
rssS And. for that matter. saloon
- are doubtful that a legitimate
aecu - far removed from the
nezsns hnslnezs district would be a
nysng proposition. The location -
xsoslie : church. practically In the
rs.4eaee kectien.
Rthere we're a scarcity Of saloons
/ TIE Pike street nelghborhood
ere might Be an excuse for the
wsablishment OF the saloon. n h
rxaed ~ the opponents % the ex-
i<zsznn nseasarel But there are
1.naay 80 many saloons on Pike
sr<e< that the tkoToaxkfaFe Is
rlnet fnr other business purposes.
rsks street has become the Bow
~ q Seattle. IL - the Mecca Of
lks thirsty traveller. No man who
Ezn 10 drink liquid % spirituous
Esxia need 90 dry II he Is within
kxki Of Pike Atreet.
h could start AZ the corner Of
- and Pike. which Il now the
nNsrn boundary Of the saloon linz
u on his thirst quenchinE expedi-
1n and consume nearly 4 barrel OF
hxr without going outside Of Z
.ains Of three biOcka Or taking
nerr than one drink az the same
sac
He would make 4 starter" Al ths
chasrexs. tis Pike. Then he woaid
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welcomed at either tho Rceeptios.
al Pike. Murphya. $40. or the
f'RAhton. sol At the corner he
would find'the Family Wine house.
Al Third and Pike he would prob
ably cut out the SnoquAlmie, al
Pike. steve Mccormick. 2t2 Pike.
and the Pike. second and Pike. aud
take n stroll along Third 10 Union.
Ho would fina the polished ma
hogany al Grants. ltia Third, but
unfortunately there would be moth
ING doluK at a bar AZ ltlb Third. A
license has been granted a. this
place. but Il h not yet open for
business. ny going Ia the corner
however. be would find Sullivan's.
and the Federal Exchange. which
are handy 10 tho Federal building
At re Union he would run into the
ulctma. which. thanks TO the gen
efoslty OF the council In extending
tho limita. has lust been opened
Tho extension 81 the limits also
made it possible for the saloon on
the west side OF Third. already re-
ferrcd TO. to open.
The travellers thirst would prob
ably be pretty we'll quenehei BY
this time. but At Second and union
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Beans. dry, PER cat. la25d ats.
small whites. ta3EaaTk. large
phitss. ta4Ais. pink beans. tsas.
baya beans. t8ass green beam. leo
lac. wax green beans. Toe. Wax beans
iEc per 10. beta per sack. fLbo.
pnrnnips. per sack. Soc: lemons. g.;
cauilfiower. per case. tf2b: gar
&c new. i2iic. &C. ID. Texas onion.
f225 per ease. Egypt onions. PET
~ fMc. California onions. sec Ter
H. spinach crate soc: lettuce.
.gi.fb. head lettuce. doz. $50 2oc:
parsley, csc don. carrots, b5c
doE. Yakima potatoes. f26d ~;
per sack. Yakima potatoes. $3.50 a.,
Greeley potatoes. $4,000 $500. new
California potatoes, ghc pour 1.
white River potatoes. $4,000 $3.50.
Minnesota potatoes, $4,000 Texas
new potatoes, per box. 4t2b. ape
pies. fancy. fi7ka 500. California
sweet potatoes. s2b0. new White
River potatoes. &c 10 artichokes.
dor. 76cs native rhubafb. IA q &c.
soc dor. summer asparagus. 7bcd 81;
green peas. So taci green peppers.
3fc 10. telephone peas. i2c. Missis-
alppl tomatoes. fi7sHa per carte.
summer squash. Be-, native turnips
4 a
native cabbage. tAc. green corn.
per dor zoe. cueumbers. e0c6fL2s:
German cuuumbers kf75 per case;
nutmeKH 1900 PEI case.
Fruits.
Bananas. bunch. tabodf3. dates.
~. gee; FIGS. y 10 bricks, si.T5.
figs. Acedicss, iO-lb cartons. 90
T7bc: grape fruit aeedleas. 1850
HglT5; llmea. aoc per hun
dred. naval oranges. t200ma.s0.
meditruhicn sweets. tz25I California
new oranges. box f17bQ325. cram
berries. sic. Florida pineapplos. per
cnse So pincapplss. fancy, si2s@e
per don eoosoberriea. 7o ID. Hood
River berries Slice Kenncwlek
Ei.1fa4 Wulia Nalla berries.
fi2dat.75 Lake Washington ber-
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THE MARKET

Western aveaua. Thursday morn
Ind vas very quiet. a. the steamer
was not due until noon. II IL ca
pccted there will be a lot Of new
goods on the steamer this trip that
have not been On the market here
tofora. Fancy cherries are about
the Aearcest thing - find on the
market Native berries are coming
in good and selling AZ use per case
Lsttuco. asparagus. eaulifloSer and
several Other green vegetables ara
In the pink OF condition this seas
son and are selling at very low
prices. Ptneapplea. selling AZ t42s.
are the best that have been on the
marke, this spring Australian sp-
plea AZ 1850 are very good. Native
cabbage has gone Up 20 IL cents.
Green beans aud green peas are
plentifui on Western avenue NJ low
prfcea
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Cheeky Thieves

The festive burglar II busy thssa
DAYS In Seattle.
Two Of the light fluKered gentry
called AZ the residence of Mrs. Ed
ward Taylor. 1QT North seventh.
Sunday morning Ht O'clock. Mrs.
Taylor was awakened and threat.
ensd 70 shoot the men n they Fl.
Tested an entrance.
They laughed. and one remarked
that they would return some other
day; which they did on wednesday.
bat were again heard. An officer
was summoned. bat did not arrive
In tins 20 make an arrest Mrs.
Taylor stated that the men wore
white masks
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HELENA. Mnnt. June S-~llarrY
YounE pleaded guilty yesterday az
philiipahurg % having robbed the
North Coast fimltud train on May
81 last and was sentenced ~ judge
Winton 20 50 years IN the pcni.
tantlary. All efforts 60 induce
Young 10 reveal tho names Of his
associates. II he had any. proved
unavailing. and the belief IL general
he was alone in the noted affair.
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The Parish Priest" IL not exactly
a pastoral play.
Nor IL Il drama
Nor a tragedy.
Nor a comedy.
And yet u combines ell OF the
above dramatic assets.
Hut the chief attraction 20 the
patrons OF the Seattle theator. who
filled that popular playhouse from
gallery to parquet. Wednesday
night Was the pretty love story
that Winds ita way through the
three aeta-a story that lost moth
Ing In ita rendition BY the Watson.
company.
As has bceu the Watson custom
since coming 10 Seattle tho com
panY made a pronounced lift In
"rhe Parish Priest. and the play
alaa met with APPRECIATION
Seattle IL beginning 10 wake up
20 The fact that the Watson organi
Eaiian Is composed Of real artists.
that tho plays are OF the high-elaHa
royalty description. that The prices
are popular all OF which makes tho
Seattle theater a theatrical mecca
these days.
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POLICE RAID DEN
OF OPIUM FIEKDS

rested Harry Wright. white. and
Mary Redmond and James Thomas,
eolored The woman claims 20 be a
ehambsrmaid. while Thomas says
he II = porter.
Several minutes elapsed after the
ratrcinrn Knocked ON the door be-
fore Il was opened. When the off
GERS entered they found the room
filled with the siekenlnR otor Of
opium smoke. but the inmates de-
uled that theY had been hitting ths
pipe. However. Kent and Carrie
ton soon unaarthed three pipes. the
bowls OF Nhlch we're stiIl hot. from
under a bed. They also discovered
a quantity % opium.
A loaded sE-Cotra revolver vas
found on Thomas.
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LITTLE HAPPENINGS

For the purpose Of closer affilla-
ton. and 20 arouse a more general
interest In the German language
among the children OF the Kaiser's
ex-aubieets. all the German clubs
and organizations IN Seattle have
agreed 70 keep In close touch
through a general committee. which
Is hereafter TO meet once each
month. Officers Of he general com
mltiee have been elected an follows.
President. Or. TANKER: first vice
president. Adolf Boewe. second vice
president, Mrs. Nommenson: secre-
tary. George Matzen; treasurer. G.
O. AeualnE.
Alss Mary willard. OF the high
school faculty. tainted In the class
room Wednesday morning She
had been reading 10 tho students
aud starteu 20 leave the room when
she .swooned away. She has been
on the verge Of breaking down for
some time. and viii not be able
10 meet her classes until Thursday
The Scandinavian Total Abstiu-
encs association Of Ballard viii hold
ia regular meeting neat Monday
evening AZ the Norwegian Danish
church 10 elect Officers. An enter
talnment will be given.
The Green Lake Improvement
club will hold a special Thursday
evening at o'clock 70 take steps
towards securing suitable quarters
for q branch library and reading
room. The meeting viii be held At
HHra real estate office
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fiea ti.So0a0o. California cherry
plums. soc per case. aprieota. Tsc
case. native cherries, soc. Yakima
cherries. SEQ soc. currents. TAG 10 I.
fancy cherries. sI7Sez easc. Tue 10.
California peaches. siaLis crate.
May Duke cherries. 7te per crate.
California pluma tiso per case
efanberries. SC per at. eantsloupes
ta00 per case; Australian apples.
1850 per case.
Butter and Chsess
Washington cheese. fsNc. cream
brick cheese. iGe. California chees..
fsSc. oregon cheese. tsc. Eastern
cheese iSc. butter. native creamery
&c. cooking. $50 zoe. California
fresh creamery, sic.
EaaE.
Strictly fresh ranch. doz 22c.
Oregon egEs. zoe.
Sugar.
Golden A. 81 sacks. 1855: extra c.
In sacks, 1855. powdered. tn bar
reis. ts.t0. dry graduated, IN sacka.
ae.ib. cube. In barrels lass. beet
sugar. taos. maple sugar. i0m lave.
Less ac n paid within IS days.
Meats.
Cows. beef. 7c. steers. INC. nut
ton ~ csc. pork. 7a7nc. lamb. Sc.
spring lamb. t5as. dressed veal.
small. sUshc: live rabbits. dozen.
ta7s.
Hams. Bacon and Lard.
Hams fsci bacon, breakfast.
ftc; lard. White star. fierce.
White Rose, she.
Poultry.
dressed. t5ml6c. chickens. dressed.
teNi1ci spring chickens. a0o per
pound. turkeys. fancy local
Nuts.
Brasil per 10. 1sIttc. cocoanuts.
per dozen. S0c; walnuta. Eng
lish. it0ises pecans. 13Qitc.
nlberts. i3cs black walnuts. 7c:
hickory nuts. 7c butternuts. Sc.
Jap peanuts &c: Virginia peanuts.
&c. Jumbo peanuts, &c; almonds,
12tkm17c.
Fish. Oysters. Etc.
Solea. &c. black cod Sc, ling cod.
Toe. crabs, ftHifb. clans, open
shipment, $3.50. clans. per sack.
$3.50. oysters. Olympia, per sack.
1850; open bulk. per gallon, t2.26.
salmon, Zoe. salmon trout, ibc:
skinned perch. 5c. shrlmps. s6l0o.
founders. &c. herring. Sc; HOLSTERS.
f7Mc. smelt. &c. sturgeon. Sc. black
bass, &c. halibut, 6H7c. perch. &c.
Flour.
Patent. per bbl, N.gb; Crown.
s. 10. Minnesota hard wheat, ST.
pIiIpbufv. IS. Piilsbury's Best IS.
standard DaRo,- Sc. Olympic, &A75.
Electric. ff.3s. Holly. A75' Golden
Northwest Sc IS Electric llAEht.
ff25 Gold Medal 1850. Top Nolen.
St45i Centeuuiala. best. $40. Gold
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CHANGE FOR
SCHOOL TEACHERS

Special rates are announced by
the O. n. q y. 20 all points east
Of the Missouri river on selling
dates from June II 10 ~. one first
class fare plus $40 will be charged
20 eastern points These rates have
been set BY the o. r. q ~ for
the special benefit OF the school
teachers who are planning on go
ing east durinK vacation. The tine
limit on all tickets viii be % days
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cross the street and take a drop u
the Don't Forget" to3 Pike. a
fuurth he could find nccommoda-
ton AZ either OF the four corners.
which are now occupied by the Cot
tagN Double Stamp. Alma and o.
ford saiuona
In tho next block he would be
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WASHINGTON. June s-Ggv.
ernor Wright. OF tho Philippines.
this morning cabled the MAR depart
ment that he had conveyed 70 the
Russian admiral the instructions Of
the president and that Admiral En-
aulst responded Il vas impossible
for him to put 10 sea In bis present
coalition.
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WIN sell greatly reduced rouud-trip
excursion tickets 20 81 Paul. Sioux
City. Kansas City. 81 Louis Chi
cago. Milwaukee and other impor-
tant Eastern citiea on June ~, IS.
re- and a. limited 90 ninety days.
Temporary ticket Office First and
Ysslsr.
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as.., ssstl.rn Railway

VIII sell greatly reduced round-trip
excursion tickets % ~ Paul. aioax
city. Kansas City. 81 Louis. Chit
cage. Milwaukee and other tmpuf.
tant Eastern cities on June Il. Is.
Is and n. limited 70 ninety days.
Temporary ticket offics First and
rssisr,
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The police have declared war on
the dope gicnds~ az Seattle. and
early Thursday morning effected
their first Of a series q raids on To-
cal dens where the aiiurinw paste Of
the poppy plant IL smoked.
AZ sac Thursday morning Off
GERS Kent and Carleton raidcd a
room in The Phoenix hotel South
socond. near Washington. and ar
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ROME. Juns s.---The pope today
addressed m autograph letter 10 the
emperor ~ Japan thanking him for
che liberty granted Catholic mis-
alauafies Ia allowing them 10 en-
ter territory conquered b. the Jap
aneae and helping them % entab-
lsh their houses.
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Than Pearl. the color in demand.
See our new styles IA Mems Soft
Hats r. ~ Brooks a Co, 1891
and Ave. 80
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II you have not necu Escape.
from the Harem" you have missed
the rareat dramatic combination OF
Richard K Fox. Bertha 81. Clay and
Nick Garter that was ever gathered
together In a playriTht'a elastic i'm.
aEiuation and set before the public
Ia addition to a real. live ele-
plant there ih a pretty aggregation
~ young women who are anything
from American tourists % the har-
sm itself. lots OF heroes. much
shooting aud bushels OF heart
thrllla
Incidentally. the "harem- IL a.
the THIRD Avenue this week
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70 Portland Only 1850 for the
round trip. Tickets good on special
n. T.. train leaving Seattle $40 a.
m, June 9th.
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oreat Nerthtrn RalIMa,

VIII sell greatly reduced round "trip
excursion tickets 10 ST. Paul, Sioux
City, Kansas city. 81. Louis, Chi
cage, Milwaukee and other lmpor-
tent Eastern cities on June IL, IS
iG ard Il, limited to ninety dAyA
Temporary ticket office First aud
Ycsier. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-08

THg AUTHOR Of -goAa /.
BROWNS BooV~ AND Z
BUCKET sltoP KING Is 4
DEAD 4
uy ths death tn PHILADELPHIA 4
. last week Of Thomas Brigham 4
. uizhap. q euriaasly picturesque :
q and extraordinary career ok 4
q tending over more than hair a 4
= century Vas closed r. Brig :
q ham Bishop had achieved no. 4
. toristy. n not fame. throughout 4
. the sountrT. a. the composer :
= of ~Jphn Browns Body" ~Hhoo =
= Ply. Don't bother Sic and =
. more Than three hundred songs. :
. popular a generation SGD 4
IN addition % this h. was =
. widely known a. The Bucket 4
. shop King :
lie was the author Of innun- 4
4 erahla ~get-rich- quick schemes =
. and some years ago was this :
. most notable prisoner Ia Lud- 4
. low Street San. New York. on =
that account
go a go q 4 !
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.ssme 70 EXTEND SALOON LIMITS WILL MAKE PRESENT
susNsss SECTION AN EXTENSIVE LIQUOR olspENsARY-
ssrARIous MEASURE TO Dc PUT THROUGH FOR BENEFIT
or ONE MAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-08

CHICAGO. June S-Early cables
were 3-Sd lower for July wheat. and
The start here was at a loss of as
TO Ice. as compared With yester
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nEW LAws TO-DAY

y OLYMPIA. June s-The laws 4
. passed BY the recent legislature (,
= became effective yesterday. The 4
= various commissions viii take 4
q possession q their offices. IN 4
= Guiding the railway commits 4
D sion. All passes we're today 4
= called In ~ the railways 4
q Among the rev laws - an 4
= anti-graff iaw. which. II en- 4
= forced. stops tipping.
!
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drop. ttzs. Patent ExeeIlsnt sA7s:
Novelty A. st.is.
Cereals
whole wheat. les. per bale. t340.
whole wheat -four. per bbi. tt1s.
graham. per Dbl. -. per bale. s235:
bhi. 81. rye fl0ur. per bbL $500.
rye meal. per bale. t2.s0. buckWheAt.
per bhi. 81: buekNheat. per bale.
ts7B. corn meal. les. per bale. ili0:
per bbi. ts7s white corn meal.
sos. 81. per baIe. t720. rolled oats.
bbl S. c Co. 1875: wheat flakes.
box rs lbs. tz2a. farina. per Dbl.
$3.50. farina. f9-ib sacks. per bale.
g. hominy. large. per bbi. tt7o:
self-ralsing bnckwheat. sshH. case.
taTs. pearl barley. as-lb boxes.
$3.50: pearl barley. i00-Ib sacks. So.
split peas. fts0ass.o0: popcorn. per
cwt tA0oi cracked wheat. per bale.
$500.
Honey.
California strained. per 10. Sc.
California sage. per 10, lee: honey,
extract per 10. rosie: oregon
grape cream. io-ease lots. $500;
honey. Yakima. 12hc.
Feed.
oats. per ton. tsi4s2; bran. per
ton. t2ta22: barley. rolled. per ton.
SAIGON; feed wheat. per ton. t22
q So. dairy chop feed. per ton. t22:
oil meal. per ton. $40: best chop.
s27a7s. whole corn. ton t2T; shorts.
per ton, t23.
Hay.
Eastern Washington timothy.
SIS. alfalfa. si2s0als: wheat hay.
tib; Eastern Washington. double
compressed, i2t: Puget Sound hay.
tfeata.
Poultry Food.
oyster shells. zoos, ton. s22: clam
shells. zoos. $50: bone meal zoos.
t3s. graduated bones. zoos. ssa. on
25s and SOS 81 per ton higher.
Grain and Grass Seed.
Red clover. prime, cwt, si4.50Q IS
elsike. choice. 81. white clover, SIS
Qi9; timothy. per ewt sA759
8. orchard grass. stti red top. $50
10. English rye grass. IS; Italian rye
grass. IS. bronze grass. SIS. tall
meadow cat grass. SIS. Kentucky
blue grass. tti; pasture mixture.
upianda. tloai2,
Report furnished By Downing.
a r. Nna
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FATAL FIRE

ROsEHuR0. Ore. June She
Myrtle Greek hotel. a. Myrtle Greek.
was destroyed By FIRE early this
morning. Miss Hattie Dement, Nas
burned to death In bed and five
we're injured. Loss. lo.00o
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Win a Rlght IiberiI Hand

We have subjected a number OF
seeials 70 price reductions tor to-
nmFovs selling that should create
uaaAl enthusiasm viii you
mms,
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See bargains advertised. Pike
Street shopping Guide; page I 'ss
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See bargains advertised. Pike
Street Shopping Guide; page Z. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-08

TACOMA nsu iie.e0o hos
pitai built BY tho Northern Pacific
railroad - % be dedicatea In the
near future
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This weeks bill At the Star la up
20 the usual excellent standard gos
By that popular playhouse
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See bargains advertised Pike
Street Shopping Guide. page Z. go
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days closing price. September was
Ia 10 3-Sc lower. There was an
absence OF important news items,
and trading was OF small volume.
Later cables were up Lad. but
that fact seemed to have little in-
fluence here. July lost a cent more.
selling AZ "a 7-sc. before any signs
OF support became manifest. Cow
erlng by shorts the last hour caused
reaction. and the market closed
strong At near the top.
Liverpool closed Esd lower than
yesterday. at SIS 7-sd for July.
Wheat High. Low. Close.
July. ss IS. 50 rs. Sc IA TO So SIS.
Sept. 81 SIS. so l-2. ST IL to 81 SIS.
Dec. 81 IL. so SIS. 81 IS to 81 IA
Corn
July. 50 "a. 5Ii-s. 52I-2
Sept. 30 81. fs rs. SO SIS TO 50 "a
Dec. AZ SIS. &C 3-S. d 3-S
Oats
July. 81 IS. 30 rs. sl1-4 to 81 IS.
Sept. % Is. 2sl-2. ~ rs to 2s.
Dee. 20 SIS. 2s IS, 90 SIS
Pork
July. 1856. I2.57h. 1850.
Sept. 1885. I2s7ls. 1890.
NEW YORK. June S.-The fol-
lowing quotations ruled on the
Stock Exchange today;
High. Low. Close
Anal Copper. 1918. 70. 7s3-S.
American Sugar. 1873 SIS.
II. r. T.. So %. 50 "a. 60 IS.
Peoples Gas. 10 l-2.
Metropolitan. 1i9 rs. 1la, 1l9.
U. 5. Steel. 20 SIS. &c IA, rs IL.
U, 5. 8. pfd.. 80 SIS. 80. 80 s-s.
Atchison. so Ia. 10 "a. 1884.
b. & o.. los II. i07 rs, los.
Can. Pac.. 14s. la i-2, 1874.
Erie. IS. 40. 40 is.
l.. & ~, i45 SIS. Ia, f44s-4.
Mo. Pac.. 81 IL. %. 81.
Penn. 1874 SIS. 1874 is. 134l-4.
Reading. a5 i-2. 043-S. e43-4.
Rock Island. "a is. &c SIS. 20 rs.
So Pac.. 81 Ia. 81 SIS. 6tb-s.
ST. Paul. i7S SIS, liz Ia, 172 IL.
I'm. Pac.. l22 IS. III 80. l22.
Sales to noon, 10000 shares.
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AT THE THEATERS

4 AMuRnMENTa TONIGHT
4 THE PARISH PRIEST Seat
4 tie.
4 ESCAPED FROM THE !
4 IIAHEM Third Avenue
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No Bald-Headed COnSumptiveS.

There are advantages accruing even
from bald heads. 1t is pointed out
by writer in a medical journal that
bald. headed men never suffer from
consumption, and that tendency to
badness is an assurance that the
dreaded scourge will pass over him
whose thatch grows thin. At fret
glance it would seem absurd to argue
that mans hair is indicative Of his
immunity from disease, but the writer
who advances this novel theory de-
clares that in five years during which
he seriously added record of his pa
tents hair or lack of it, his case cards
have failed to show single instan nee
Of bald being on caro- Of consump-
tive. He had under treatment more
than 700 cases, and he makes the fur
Their statement that in census Of more
than 500 tuberculosis cases he failed
to discover a single sufferer who was
bald. He makes no effort to explain
his theory upon medical grounds, but
simply offers the result of his obser-
walton for the benefit of the profession,
and has invited his brother physicians
to write him of any case of bald
headed consumptive coming under
their observation.