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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-03-31

Notice Is hereby given that a ccrtif-
cate Of bond election held by School
District No l, Haruey County. Oregon,
ul. tiied in my Office on the 2sth day
o. December, 1905, by the judges and
r.erk Of said bond election, wherein Il is
CERTIFIED that at an election held in said
district on the 10th day Of Dsc.. 1905 Il
vas voted tha, the bonds Of said district
should b. issued In the sum Of Six
Thousands. Five Hundred Dollars
SuUO.0o' for the purpose OF roiunding
outstanding bonded Indebtedness.
Said bonds to be issued in denomina.
tiou Of Five Hundred uollars $500 Ool
each payable absolutely in Twenty 2ol
year from date. all Of ssid bonds re
decmablc az the pleasure Of said school
district at any time after ten 10 years
from date. Principal aud iuteres; pay.
able iu United States gold coin at the
office Of the County Treasurer of Harney
County. Oregon. or at such place as may
be designated In the City and State Of
New York at the option Of the purrhas.
er. These bonds bear interest at the
rate Of no, to exceed six % per cen,um
per annum, payable scmi.annually.
Lids will be- received for the whole or
any part Of said bonds.
will receive sealed bids for the above
ISSUE OF bonds up to o'clock p. VI.
state hour OF Monday, the 18th day Of
April. lpUi when they will p. oueucd At
my uficc a' Burn. Oregon. Said bond
to b, dated MAY ! luO6.
AZ. bids should state whore the pfin.
sipal and iutrrps; OF .tid bonds shall b.
payable and lhr rate of interest which
ihcy shall bear Tie said bonds will
NOT br .uid for less than par The righ,
10 reject any aud all bids is reserved.
Zach bid i0r the bonds must be a..
comfAnicd by a certified bank check
.lun.lIug per cent oi the amount Of
ibe b.d.
Dated a. Burn, oregon, this l7th
lay o' fchy, 1905.
>guedj ]. NJ. DALTON.
Coun,y Treasurer.
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E.nUsr Lal4. A.. I4ae aI,-,.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
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UNITED STATES LANuuTEICE.f
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lt e. ir-. Ni.fr. heair. D. Ho4liamt
caInI nl .ae-a.s. ttt.. ut hata.srlul has
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40 .lr t-e F4l--at. r- tl. -s. OF -ecilon
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fer llt Ga-4l.ar lf .sn--.r az Ulrus oregon.
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Tia5ff ltnI. Ast June 80,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


|H.FfU rFtFFs lkNr uFFfrE.
EsFaf Iftgll Mach . isU
A1Ire if aefs 1y given tAAg iu cgnEllauH-
ait. fls utoFls.Hnt % Ca aes dt Crlgfrss 1i
iulr ls1s. Hatitle1 "Al aet iof lGa sale 90
u-.Hf .t.it @ tae statrsc Cai.ioFuia. ufeseg.
Nrta+s asa Wnssll gtqu 4sFfitQfT seKfrlI-
ca 3. I'D t.r Hal... lalt states ~ arfuf A4g.
.tt o. t-- L4.. Nuftea. et EIfls. eCllfT 10
aafafg fEHEr uf HfH.HH NHf tflf cay .e1 Ir
tslt o1i.H Esr saoru statement So. lf. i1T tle
Elf Hr Hf i.H -M ah. AN -h ~el. !
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klr UI.. l-er rralf tls.oH taaEtlr .al.l ra-.al
unrr valuable f1F ultsg 15 stone iaau t1F
ftF t.i1Fa. rsFHUtHf ald o. effallifl her
.H.. o. ttll iaa. 1siafr ilr aEfis.ef and kr-
.r.UfF Uf taIs Tr..r Ht huFls. urerUE. 90 TlHs.
Jay t-r ga lsy of llEe. l.se.
80. -sE.ea AL It-etsrs GUSTAV a herI odd.
Joan II. -sJ.f l.U ta4eff" alt liofaee A.
hurtI-. ai. 20 l4uf ufeEll.
Al" t.a at EeftHus H.Hlllls s1FffsHIF flr
t-uF"Hitfelits1 alis afe ,eIgrsteti to lls tletF
e.sl-s o. f..s cr.ue ol o. lst9Fe sa.i fth day
20. 4le. iHt
Wa. FAEEE Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-03-31
TIn1lr IauI Ast Ju1t t,-s
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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Na'.'H NfNaNa NaHf.. lH.
Nri..r t hereby given thaf lH rnuuiIanrs
HIt. i.H rrHvIf.HHs 1f co. aes rf ransress of
.sH. it.t fntifs.t "AE tcf Coz g. sale o..
uat.. aH.is iU co. states oi California. ufr.
srH. HHrHIa. fH. WHfIiHs stHH Territory a.
.Hf..i" cool. tI. NHHl.. land states Uy act
.' AaE.t .fl. Hrr.sw.E a H.if." rf Die
".... ".IH.. af IIfFHHT state Uf UfrfGs. bee
t.'s "a. airi Ir ia'H eH.. 8.ftHrfr tttffrffuE
So |... tHf t." Usf.Hatr 81 taH AI -Ei -N
.s ~. 'ta.. NM. ~N. o- tt tiqn Ne D.
ans uit. eHrf rfUrf tu tluu flat fIr .fEI
fHssrf .f rfofr FalIa Hir taf itt tr as aal ttrHs
tHar agriculture. Fgfrcfrf ART On fstaE.ltH
ait r.a.r G. ftii An1 arinfg tae Register aaI
Receive. a' tlit emo. a. NIfut ufts1u. cu
NJ giarfiel. iar .ia Gay li Iuac. ~.
Nr aHalrt AZ utfEttfrf. Ctagl u. .nyth Of
.alts. ufTfua. iAEHf Ivy Of Nafrouf. ufeF1E
tlf1fa uf14tl. aul Ifcst.tg ,myth % uia.|
EInH4. ufrfrg.
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tantrs'rt. ~ .k1tt afe ia 4riteii o. aIg tatif
eltius in t4is 'rlef GA oi e-iofe SAL tth iay1t
IHlF iu.
ws FAaHE. REGISTER.
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T-re- land. Act Iun- a. I,7..
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


N|.- laasHNH WIZ II"
aurut urrsHl. fe1Tuarr o.. lu.t
fHf.r- IL .ere given Thar lu ramuI. sr.a
.ii. fa. rrI" .-af d. 4rr of tHrsr-s Of
.I-. rAr a.. for o. s4.. u. mn
auIs IU f.. r.#rH- OF GALLON. ffT-enHI.
Hrfssi.. f-H aasl 1rn. In. fif1-F kstEl.H.I-
60 .u AL. ile rIll0 ltlt -tarc, aF 4er 81 Aug
UHIIt .t aeaaAs. sa.e 0i Masail-l.-. l.s
'l'- day u.Hl ir ta.a Dll.. lfs sEurn stsrerI-rr
So ~. tus f-s p4Fraas- 0i Pie e Of saf 80
t.1H SO il I1ausllp So :. harg- So g
t- il al- 90 uIsr pFts.. 20 shoe ilaI ile
-tut s4-slf is r-1f. fa-laale Tor its tl1er ~
stone than flr agricultural Uurposes. au4 -n
.tfa. lisl uts c.all fu SAID land lsf1Te tLr Ee--
isfes allk-csifsr ~ iAis oree AZ bIFns. urc-
sll. cl ff.l-I TIE iil 1al ~ Nay l9U.
he la--es ~ aiflrssfs. HrnrEe rs ehaN amt
Peter Garner Q- auras. oregon, Ruhert p Will
i4Ws 20 hi-el Oregon and AlcuEl q. Hubble
% heIuiaU Washington.
AuI anl 90 r-rsol- claininE aitrrs-iy tnF
alofcd-srrl .Hl lsui. are rer4ueftefi fp Die fleir
G .aills lu this o1ce Oh % bsi1Fe sail fh day %
hag, TO.
SIX FAHEE. Register.
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Just like finding goods-Schwar,z
& Rudel lmans cost sale.
nIssoLrrION NOTICE.: K

Notice is hereby given that the
co-par,nership heretofore existing
between Drs " L Marsden and J
W Geary has this day BEEN dissolv-
ed by mutual consent. All parties
knowing themselves TO be indebted
to the firm of Marsden & GeaIv
are requested 10 call and make
settlement at once.
". l.. Marsden.
]. W. Geary.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-03-31
Eiuasr Land Ass June I,-,.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATE, LAND OFFIrE.
hmm Yr.-- Man.. !. d

a.AaA ~A A.Narr AANI h|fINl.
hlrus. ufg., Mach 81 llE
Alf.re o. lefsHs given that iu camnliauce
.tr i.r provisions l' fH- aer of lnugr-s. of
IIr" i'-r. cattle. -Ar aet faF be- 81 r Cf
lu.er Pan 30 ll fa- states 1f Dsliflfula. uF-4Ir
Aefa-. and hts-.-si1l legEitofT, AZ sKfclI-
-i fa a.l i-e t4H4la Land .ratas ly tel % AUG
lsf 81 Isf- Chester t lalr1sl4. % Hu4ulaI.
llAlfy u' .leal.ls. rate 0l NsslIl gr1E. hs-
tli- .ia 4..i il tlls o-.r- he sauFl siatellelr
81. A-. tlf ll- rlr-ltse ut fle L1ts g. H t aun
r OF -e.f.lc A1- 2. i1 Ioauslir ST.. = Es1rs
Hn - NJ A. 1ut uIl olef pfH.. rr slHu
t-At PIE .tl. tllsHf .s more Ta4la .r toF irs
tirl aer .r Stone than i1r kgr.rlitIFa. purpose.
kl4 '" .s't ...t- Dos -lti. q. ta.t ala before
ilr Register and E-relFeFuf flis of.H- ~ HUNS.
ute-H.. u. lIrs'-a fl- ~. lag of MaT. l.l..
h- .a1le- as HttlHsses 'racrgr a. rEaU and
f-.-r Itr--i. OF nIr-s. Ure.IU. d. Williams
p . -, u-ef -efis w. Nofsa- % HoqliaD
fs ss-llgfD-
Aal slt an rers0us caimiu- adversely zoe
--a dee % '7i .al.is arr fa8 lesfei t1nletheir
a. .ls Or Ili. oa-0r on 1F usf9f- sail -lih day
l- NAr. lau
w. FAEHE R5sisisF
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-03-31
HARVEY LOCALS

The T.. l.. :. Co. feeding a 10, Of
cattle ai Agency this winter and
last week removed them to their
leland ranch.
MFs A. X. Richardson received
telegram iast saturday apprising
her of the death Of her father who
lived 10 Idaho. Owing 10 the die
tance and the impassable condition
of she roads toward Ontario she
could no. attend the obsequies
Prof l. 81 Hamilton awarded
souvenir prize, last week 10 Fred
Tregaskis foF bes, essay in the
eighth grade on Harvey valley,
Tia DriukWa,eT, second In the
sixth grade Hugh Hastis, FIRST on
the subject Harney City, and Ber.
tha Everett, second The price
win be- reminders Of a pleasant
.sfu 10 ,ohool and a proof OF a
good vii. and watchful interest of
the teacher
Under the direction Of l. NJ.
Hamilton assistant superintendent
she sunday school had a very plea.
SAINT session March 25.h with thirty
iu attendance Collection 60 cents
Nine dollars wac handed the ,rea.
surcr a. proceeds Of the entertain.
ment TO procure new singing books
Samples of Sunday school music
have been cent FOR and our school
vii. have she latest and best music
90 be- secured.
Bailey Hayes from Drewsey wac
visitor Monday nigh, with Hon.
Robert Drinkwater's family.
The Sunday school nae in pre-
psEatiou exercises for Easter which
will be rendered at ,he meeting Of
The school April 10th at ? o'clock
Visitors and friends will be cordi-
ally welcome.
Hugh and Marie HASTE are pro-
crossing fully with the searls, fever |
The fever has disappeared from
both and the outicle is gradually
throwing Of the scaly appearance so
they vii. be- ready for fumigaiinu
soon aud she three younger child
lru have exhibited no sig Of TAX
.ug the disease.
Thomas and Jesse Balm, L. M.
Hamilton and A. X Richardson /
departed for Lawen Tuesday morn
ing on a hunting expedition.
We are informed that Price
Withers has driven his stock from
a. Island to his ranch a, Nine
b 10 slough.
Alma Davis who has been feed
ing for /, l. Poujade this winter
vas in town Sunday. He says Mr.
foujade had hut a small per cent
Of loss among his cattle. Mr. Davis
piil begin spring work at his home.
stead three miles east Of here next
week.
The basket ball team returned
rom their trip TO Burns Thursday
'f.ernoon covered with glory Of de-
eat 10 the tune of 43 TO 8. They
an ha-d after the Burns team but
gsre no. able TO catch up with them Il
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


fTfrg urer1r. March o. i.u.i
NH'I.. Pei HH-rl. ziFer thai 'hr finuira
nt~ff| settler Hts f..i motto. of his Intention
tu mako HuH rfH.| iH sgrruT rI n.s ".Hf...
rrI f.1f tnH. Ur"r. uI. HH rafH .rfrfU On.
Hra.s..r auf NHrs.Fef. af Runs ufrEHH. rr
hrf. .t. i.u. HIr IHsrr frrrHt Oft iIEuHT
Ir.lur. H. So i,l Or fH" NW 80. q. q
- D.. NN g.
o. urm.s fIH IH'.HuIlE uItHrst.s fu Prove
hIf rcrfiuGHlt residence uror ari fIVstfH"
n. ft.I ltu3. FIf IHErs a Iururr I.s#rI
IlrHHf EurF ii... ti rf iiaur1 urrE.l. auI
N..Ut. u White q. Nuru1. ufeT1u
VS. FtHlr kEs.ffHF.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


fNrrUr --krra LAND uFrfHN
Burns oregon March o. 1910.
Notirs is hereby given that Albert Rousrs
0i Burns Urtrrr has fisi uottra of intention
t0 make rrcoi ou his fessrt.ian1 claim No ~
f1- trs 100 O. So : T. EuEw " 81 D..
fore the Register and Receiver a. Hufus urt
Ern ru saturday. the 80 day oi NAY ist.
Ur names tla following ultuessaa 60 prove
the complete irrigation aut reclamation % said
land john " rIlp Lloyd q ca 3. Eruest d
uirscusou aud james .riitA. al o' burns. ore.
guu.
wN. FAnur. REGISTER
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given tina, the
co-par,nership heretofore existing
between B A. Dickinson and II y.
Hihbard iu the milling busin s.,
has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. M-. Hihbard retiring from the
business The accounts due the
firm are PAYABLE to either of she
partners aud the Indebtedness of
,he firm Is assumed by B 4 Dick
ensou.
r A. Dickinson.
n. y. Hihbard.
Burns Oregon. March 10th 1906
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-03-31
{. n. SMITH. SURVEYOR

Vale. Oregon
Recently photographer Malheur Project
land, Irrigation and General Surveying
Water supply and Stream
Measurcmsnt-Draiting.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-03-31

Oh yes, wr IRE going 10 have some
spring.
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In the Circuit Court Of the State Of Ore
gon, for the County OF llarney.
lee. Furgcson, Plaintiff.
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Burns Oregon, March 10th 1906
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-30
TRAGEDY IN NEW YORK.
Bliss Coachman Killed Groom and
Committed Suicide.

David Burhans, forty-seven years old
coachman for Cornelius N. Bliss who lived
in apartments over Mr. Bliss stables, in
New York city shot and MORALLY wounded
Thomas Hegarty, forty-flve years OF age,
a groom employed In the stables and then
turned the pistol upon himself. inflicting a
fatal wound yesterday afternoon. Hegarty
died In Bellevue Hospital at 8 clock last
night.
Through aperture in the glass window
of the door to the carriage house Burhans
fiji ed two bullets into the back Of Hegarty's
head. AS Hegarty fell Burhans shot him
self over the right ear and died instantly.
The only witness to the tragedy was
Harry Burhans, nineteen years of age, also
employed in the stables, and who Is a son
OF the dead coachman. Burhans had Just
returned from driving Mrs. Bliss through the
park. Coroner George T. Shrady, r., who
visited the stables within an hour OF the
tragedy sal dthat Burhans was undoubtedly
insane. Both men were married, Burhans
being survived by four children. Hegarty
has a wife and three children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-30
The World Of
Finance and Trade

Brooklyn Rapid Transit, s7h.
c, c. G.. and St. L., 1O1h.
Canadian Pacific, I721a
Corn Products, 251s
Corn Products, pfd, SIN.
Shicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul 1I6h
Colorado Fuel and Iron. 66N.
chicago and Northwestern 237sa,
Delaware and Hudson, 2Oe1z.
Denver and Rio Grande, 45h.
General Electric. ITO.
Ice Securities, 5S%.
Kansas City Southern. pfd., 5sn.
louisville and Nashville, 15os.
Mexican Central, 25A.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas. MD 35Ls
Missouri Pacific, 05A.
National Lead. 81
New York Central, 144k.
New York, Ontario and Western, 81.
Norioik and Western, STA
racine Mail Steamship 46.
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, 1881.
Peoples Gas OF Chicago, 94A.
Pressed Steel Car, 53s..
Reading. 1341s
Railway Steel Spring, $685.
Republic Iron and Steel pfd, 102H.
Rock Island pfd.. Sra
ST. l., San Fran. I'd pfd.. 47&.
81. Louis Southwestern pfd. IS.
Southern Pacific. co.'s.
Union Pacific, 15Gss.
United States Rubber, 54M.
United States Steel. 4Ok.
United States Steel preferred IoG1z.
Wooden Goods, 49,
Wabash preferred. 5OA.
Wisconsin Central. 27A.
Rock Island As 1884,
United States Steel SIS. eSJs.
wabash Deb. BIS. S1&.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-30
Liverpool Cotton Prices.

LIVERPOOL. March 3O.-Cotton-Spot IN
fair demand; prices points lower; Ameri-
can middling fair. 653i good middling, -
middiing, sos; low middling. 5.S7: good or
binary 500; ordinary (revised), $40
The sales OF the day were 10000 bales. or
which goo were for speculation and export
and included $500 American. Receipts, H.
900 bales. including 1900 American. Fu-
lures opened easier and closed weak; Amer
lean middlfng &. o. C. March, 5.S1: March
and April. 5.Sl; April and May. 5.s2; May
and June, 5S4: JuEe and July, 5.S5; July
and August. $50; August and September,
5.S3; September and October. SGT; October
and November. 5.61; November and Deem
Der, $50; December and January, $50; jan
ury and February, SOL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-30
BARBERs GIVEN HEARING.
Necessity Tor Shop Regulation Conced-
ed and Bill Endorsed.


More than nifty BARRIERS, proprietors of
shops and 1ourneymen, were present at q
hearing before the Commissioners this
morning when the proposed new law for
the sanitary regulation OF barber shops In
the District was under discussion. Not one
disssEting voice was raised concerning the
necessity Of some such regulations, ard
the draft Of law as prepared by Health
Officer Woodward was generally Endorsed.
Many OF the BARRIERS stated that they had
attended the hearing for the purpose Of
learning what means would be approved
by the health ONCE for them to sterilixe
razors. towels, scissors and other impls-
ments OF the trade, and DR.. Woodward
ana DR.. u. Percy Hickling joined in de-
scrfbing methods which they thought most
effective and available for barber shops.
DR.. Hickling stated that he was present
as representative Of the District Medical
Society and the public health COMMITTEES OF
the board of trade. and that both organixa-
lions had devoted considerable time to
study of the problem OF securing sanitary
conditions in all the barber shops of the
city. The Medical Society. he said. ap-
proved the proposed regulations prepared
by the health officer.
Commissioner Macfarland closely cues
toned all who spoke regarding their knowi-
edge OF the possible percentage Of shops In
tne Distrfct which are In dangerously in
sanitary condition. 1t was stated that there
are about 525 barber shops in the city.
ana the consensus of opinion seemed to be
that FULLY 80 per cent were maintained with
little regard for the rules Of sanitation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-30
THE GRAIN MARKETS.

CHICAGO, March 30.-The wheat market
here became firm today after an easy open
ing. The depressing Influences at the start
were large shipments from Argentina and
favorable weather for the crop In the Unit
ed States. These factors were more than
offset by good demand from commission
houses, which brought about the upturn In
prices. May wheat opened NAN to AaM
lower. at n to TN and advanced to 77%a
TN.
On fair demand from commission houses
May corn advanced to Az
Good demand by shorts sent May oats up
to 307s.
May provisions opened steady: pork at
1875, lard at $40 ribs at S.871a to S.T5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-30
LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

The announcement of the action of the
executive committee of the LAnston Com
pany In favor OF the payment of an annual
dividend of per cent upon the capital
stock Of the company II looked upon here
as equivalent to this course being adopted
by the directors and then approved by the
stockholders. This Is the official routine to
be pursued. but 1t is thought that further
action will be In the nature OF merely for
NAL registration of the Judgment OF the
executive committee.
II Is believed that the first semi-annual
dividend. which, by the way. Will be tho
first dividend ever declared by the company,
VIII become payable the latter part Of next
month. AS the par value of the stock is 20
the semi-aDnual dividend will amount to 40
cents per share, which will be about per
cent upon the present market value of the
stock.
The capital stock is s.. 600 600. so that the
annual payment on account of the dividend
Will be S200.00O.
The effect Of this action had already been
discounted here. so that there was nothing
In the movement of the stock at the meet
Ing today OF the stock exchange to indicate
that any such action had been taken. There
was practically no change in the quotations
made yesterday. A few sales were made at
1913 mere was good supply of the stock
onered at that price, and at the same time
eighth less.
The buyers and sellers were only sepa-
rated by an eighth of a point but that
was enough to prevent trading and usually
such condition is looked upon as an indi-
cation OF a rather sluggish market.
The call of the balance Of the list was
practically without any feature of interest.
The lack of business is believed to be due
to the fact that there is no general interest
taken in the local market, and but few
orders are given. Exactly why this should
be the case except that the general condi-
tons are such that bull market Is impos-
sible at this time Is something about which
there is very little definite Information.
There seems to be nothing in the condi-
ton of the local money market that should
prevent active trading, as 1t Is not claimed
that there is any money stringency, and
there Is little complaint about interest rates
Some lots of the preferred stock OF the
Washington Railway and Electric Company
sold down to S91s, which is a low level for
that security. The common stock was also
to be had little less than was the case
yesterday. but the change only amounted
to an eighth of a point.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Salas-Regular call, Il O'Clock m.--Washington
Railway and Electric As, So 900 at S77s
Chcsa peake and Potomac 5s, 81 600 at 100.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd., 20 at
$685., so at S9%. .
Washington Railway and Electric com. 10 ct
41A, % at Az.
Second National Bank, at 1871.
Commercial National Bank at 1872
Americ an National Bank. at III.
Washington Gas. IS OF 60%
Mergenthaler. 10 at 1924, 10 at 1924. at 1924.
at 1922 10 at 1872.
Lanston 200 at 1875 100 at 1915 100 at ISIS.
Greene Copper. so at 30ls. IL at 30h. 100 at
301s. so at 3014.
After caII-Greene Copper, 100 at 30H
Washington Railway aud Electric pfd., 100 at
SOL. 100 st s9as 100 at sou, 100 at s9s.
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Grain and Provisions Summary.
The Baltimore Market,

Special Dispatch to The Star
BALTIMORE. Nd. March 20-WHEAp-Dull.
spot contract. s3Has3ss; March, ssI.aS3%: April
s3Aas3k; May, S4aS4A. Steamer No red 7Bl5a
7eA. Receipts. 2,al7 bushels Southern on grade.
76pas3A. ~'
C0RN-Firm: spot. 4eAa4sS; MARCH, 4oiI a4e,s
April. 4ek s49a; May, 50a50l4; July 81 asked
Steamer mixed 47+al7%. Receipts Il PIP bushels
a50 southern yellow corn. 47Aa49h
OATS-Firm: No. white, 37a3Tia: No 3 white
seaSe!a No. mixed, soaa5h. Receipts. 10, ITO
busl els.
RYE-steady: No western, IS, sales, ssa7o
domestic. Receipts 2.S6l bushels; exports 4 2s5
bushels.
HAY-Firm and unchanged
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Quiet and unchanged
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COLLIDED IN SUBWAY
TWO PASSENGER TRAINS In
WRECK AT PHILADELPHIA.
Special Dispatch to The Star,


PHILADELPHIA March 3O.-In wreck
In the tunnel just nth OF West Phiiadel-
phia on the Pennsylvania railroad this af-
ternoon the last Pullman car on the New
York and Washington Limited was badly
smashed up and set on fire. An alarm was
turned in and the city fire department re-
sponded. So far as known no one was
seriously hurt. though several people were
bruised.
The New York and Washington Limited
bound north was due at the West Philadel-
phia station at Los o'clock.
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INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

E. w. Sheldon has been selected to >suo-
coed Lyman J. Gage as president of the
United States Trust Company of New York.
At a special meeting of the board of trus-
tees In New York the resignation of Mr..
Gage was accepted. to take effect when Mr.
Sheldon should be qualified for election.
The United States Steamship Company
of Copenhagen Scandinavian American
Linel has purchased the Holland-American
Lines steamer Rotterdam for the service
between Copenhagen and New York. She
Will be renamed the Tietjen.