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TARGETS HANDT,'AP.
KUCHLER WINlS 4 CUP.
Earns the March Trophy at the
TrGTerS Island Trans.

George W Kuchler the March Cup at
the Travers Island traps Of the New York Ath-
leflc Club yesterday from a field Of twelve gun
ners In Yesterdays leg Kuchler. who shot with
a handicap of six tied with r. O'Donohue with
AZ kills out of a possible 10 blue rocks. The
shoOt-off at % targets and Kuchler re-
turned a full card, against "a by his opponent
The victory gave Kuehler two legs on the cup.
which was enough 10 take the trophy
kuchler was also high gun I'm the weekly shoot
cor the huggins Cup Il was at - targets. and
WIN handicap Of : the Mercury Foot gunner
returned full card. There was also a/shoot
FOR a special cup that was presented by Bob
StoH. II was won bV DR.. Robinson
feature Of the afternoon was n novelty shoe,
az ~ targets In il the gUnners had to walk 10
the traps. pick up their guns, and fire without
showing when the bird was 10 be thrown from
the traps. Ii was won by L. O'lJonohue FreI
Pelham was high gun i'm another special shoot
which was at ten pairs Of doubles. The scores
follow:
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ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Triple Tie en- Tournament at Dykcr
MeadOzc CLMb.

Local golf tournaments for the spring began
YESTERDAY at the Dyker Meadow Golf Club, under
delightful conditions The only drawbac
the soft turf. but the players permitted to
lift and drop without penalty the balls imbedded
in mud
Twenty-Five players took out cards in handi-
cap sweepstakes. but only seven returned their
scores. The result triple tie for the two
prizes in which Daniel Chauncey. president Of
the United States Golf Association. figured. The
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MANY ENTRIES FOR eaTH's GAMES

There have been so many entries for the half
mile 10 he run in the athletic carnival OF the
C9th Regiment in It's new armOry, 25th street and
Lexington avenue. tomorrow evening that thu
event will have be in relays Melvin w
Shepard will not compete in this half mile event
hut will run exhibition half mile IN an atten,Df
20 lower the indoor record for the distance shep
ard has been knocking Indoor records sky high h,
the last three weeks. and he is confident thst n.
can set mark Tor The $50 ~
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Pinehurst. ~ G.. March 3O.-The women's event
Of the sixth annual United North and South
amateur championship golf tournament ended
day in victory for Miss Molly Z. Adams OF the
Oakley Country Club. WATERFOWL. Mass. She
the final round from Miss Gertrude Gilbert, Piia-
delphia. by default
The entry list for the mems tourney which be-
gins Monday. is large and Representatives In
Guiding the present title holder,
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SCORES

Lakewood y. j.. March sO.-The green's were
almost bright in color midsummer day
at the Country Club links to-day. and many golf
came out 10 enjoy the sport. =. L. De Forest
won the net score prize in the handicap. with
s2-T-7s The follow:
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SPECIAL NOTICE

Holders Of cards (the supply of which has
been eXhausted) will be admitted 20 the resi-
denco TO. MORROW (MoNDAY) and TUES
DAY. April list and I'd. from 10 A. NJ. until S p. M
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19
CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished By Z. r Chapman
Co. members New YORK stock ENchauEe. q. Bowie
Chipman. manager. 1901 + street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19
MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Irving K Harrington
Co. members Of New York Produce Exchange
1fa1f POND Euil5iur
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. June 1s-CATTLE- Receipts $500, es-i-
mated fr "Wednesday 1900 Market steady.
Prime bseres. 5@s7@, poor 10 medium. :65a5.59.
stockers and feeders. 2ga55. CONS and he.fcrs, 2&
a. 80. Gamers L7a2U Texans 21a6lo
Hogs Receipts 1850, estimated for wednesday
o. 600 Market s. higher. Light 60lgfD. rough.
5sl5W; mixed. 6Ga650, heavy. soa6-'4. pigs.
5Euf5
SHEEP AND LANBS-Receirts. ZOO; ss,ins -ai
ta- "Wednesday l0W0 Market steady. Native end
Western sheep. 4"asG; native hmts, 5.I5al.-j
Wassu luts 575a70
New YarE. June S-CATTLE-Rec5iUts oj0. No
trading today. Feeling steady.
CALTES-Bcccipts l55. Market dull and &c
loser Good ytsls $50 butrrmlks $50
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. go. Demand
poor and prices weak % l5a-5c lower. Ordinary 20
choice sheep sold at 3fa55l: lambs. 65'a79
HOG+Rc-sip's, 27s1. Feeling steady 60 firm.
State and Pennsylvania hoss are quoted az 65oa
675
Baltimore. June lS-CATTLE-Recairt for week
erdej noon today were 5s35 head, against 4 1-
head last week. Sixty-two carloads On sale Steers.
Zoe higher and COWS and bulls l5c 70 sc lower.
Steers. good 90 choice - 20 55; Others. 400 %
500. COWS. 219 70 igj, bulls, 800 TO i7ji heiieS.
3.55 10 40; fresh COWS. 2o0 20 500 per head.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19
New Orleans.
SVot Markets.
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Prizes quoted are whal-.alsl


BUTTER Receipts liberal; market steady Cream
erv. fancy. 2h4a25; Western frsts. 5sa2i; seconds.
2aB. process. fancy. aaa22. dairy. choice. Eals
good, l6al7; s'oIe-packed. fresh ljal6
CHEEsE-New ICTk State. factory. large, HAAS;
do. small. ljal5i4. summer large lial5. Western.
fancy. new, choice ifzal5: do. fair 10 good. u.
EGGS-ReceiptS Hberal; market quiet Near by.
fresh. Virginia. Il West Virginia and Southwest
Virginia. lfz, Tennessee. 1915; North Carolina, ls
LIVE POULTRY - Receipts modentef market
steady Spring chickens. IL 20 pa lbs, Dab; do,
li. 70 l7 lbs 1920. do small laa-). hens, per ib.
li. ROSTERS :; ducks large, 9alJ. do small. SAG
geese. 5s' turkeys, TOMS z, do, hens, a. turkeys
thin. 5sI5, keats. l2
DRESSED POULTRY Receipts increasing; mar
ket light TURKEYS, hens. uudrawn. Der ID, lalji
d0., average uudTaWu l5alf; do. thin. Per H. 10;
I'D toms l2ll3; chickens. large. yer b. Z9a22; do,
spring Gal0. hens. choice l5l6. roJsteIs 9. ducks
large 11ai5. do. small. u. geese Sail.
DRESSED MEATS-Couniry-cgred hams and ba-
cen 90 good demand Calves fun dressed. 8C).
heads of, Ns9W; hog dressed calves. 550as00;
hams, country. sugar cured, lial5.
VEGETABLES Potatoes. North Carolina prime
pr barrel 4Z5aiJ0; do, seconds, per barrel 29.
DO. culis. per barrel zoo do Florida uer bushe
I Sas5; Sweet potatoes per barrel. o0a3 81; vans
u-r blu-l. 2Ta30Gi asparagus, per dozen. 2e55 50 g
. cabbage, "a crate. 5Ha3 - celery. New York, per
bunch. 51s9 DO Florida, per crate 2o9a275i GU
cInlfIs. iiCTla- per Easnff IVA 80. lettuce home
grown. barrel. Lg4ls0i do. Florida, ucr basket
21saU; onions. Ohio. Ter barrel. 2Zia-55; string
b=ar- ~c-u per basket Est5o. tomatoes Florida
fancy. per crate areas ., bc5ts. bunch. 3a4, peas
I basket l09aLE, caHtalUUes pCr crate. -00a2.53
rE- plant UT crate. 29la2i5
GREEN FRUITS Apples. pr barrel 3o0a7 0l;
oranges. California. 35aai55 Urr box. gTaue iu'it
1Il500. Iu8pulCs UC crate. 2J0lig0, stTaUbcr-
us prr box 5al2 peache7. Florida. pCT crate -53a
300. lemons. per box. lo5aj co. bananas. psT bunch
WaID
SUNDRIES-BeesvaT per n. g tall0u, pc- lb.
rsaHs; honey, white clover, 1lb new, BALI, 1-lb
new. l0sl2, ginseng. per lh- lraj59; Seneca. per
Ib., co. Golden seal ioai5; pink l-slii Mandrake
la1. snake root. s.
GRAGN-Vheat choice. g0a91, fair TO good. siaS,
ordinary 1-s-s. uc 1a65. corn. sle.lst. white Ga
1i yellow blafi. ear 1'75-5; cats. Western. white
No. 52aH. mixed 5aa52
HAY AND STRAW-Tmothy, choice. . ca2to)
do. SO. ! 2Z0s-2j0. do. So O. ETa2- %. mixed
hay. l9maIO; clover. 200; straw re- bundle
100. Ts. machine thrash. a59aG75, wheat. G 80
WOOL AND HlDEs-W0ol, washed. free q bHrs
pr To- s9as3, do uuvas',ed. free Of ours Ier To-.
q de- bury, per lb.. 25a2s, hides. green uer TO-,
O. do DIS. per H. l5alT. sle5Isz.us. lrllu. CsCl
aal5. do. dry, each. -5a55 calf SKINS green, each.
llrlI51
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By Edmund & Charles Ran
doluh, members Of the New York stoc; Exchanga
and the New Orleans Gotten Exchange. lil9 &
street northwest.
After the publication Of the weekly weather re-
part, reading favorable, with the exception Of the
Carolmas. and reporting rain needed in Northern
TXas and the Giles report, showing an increase Of
is pr cent in acreage and Of about per cent IN
the condition since May 25, the market became hrm
on covering Of shorts fresh buying for long account
and support from spot interests. Prices sold uI
readily, and AZ time were about II 10 2 points
net higher Later fluctuations somewhat irres
ular but the market showed good undertone and
reports concerning the poor roOtage Of the pian'
aud the eject Ct continued dry hot weather were
more numerous and were attracting more attention
Six hundred bales Of cotton haye arrived from Liy
erp3ol and IL is reported that the entire shipments
from the English markets viii not be- over 1000
While the Giles rCICrt would seem bearith the Tc
marks accompanying the figures read bullish, anf
even If the governments condition should improve
five points by the July rsDlrt, TIE average wo1lt
sti De practically the lowest ON record, which wa
ij7 per cent in 1900.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19
Opinions ON the Ncw York Market.

Herbert L. Jones, Of A. O. Brown & Co.
There is undoubtedly good investment
buying on the recessions. but il ceases on
the advances Apparently the investors of
consequence are availing of each oppor-
tuniJy 10 pick up good stocks at low
prices. but they do not seem inclined TO
follow these purchases The floating sup
ply Of stocks is being steadily reduced by
this class of buying and il should not be
long before the market responds by "a
healthy advance"
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19
NEW YORK MONEY,

New York, June B.-Mcney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at Per cent; highest 8;
lowest, Pa closing. 2iz. Most Of the loans were
At 24 per cent. Time money was obtsiuable with
comparative hberslity, but rates were frmer being
quoted at per cent fer sixty 70 ninety days; 81
per cent fer four months per cent for five months
and 81 for SIX months Over the year money loaned
ar 52s 90 psr cent.
Mercantile paper was taken in rather limited
amounts. Buyers insisted best rates and So per
cent practically the lowest quoted. Paper came
into the market with some freedom. Rates. 81 per
cent for sixty 90 ninety days indorsed bills recciv
able; 81 % per cent for choics single names four
20 six months 20 rln, and TO 81 per cent for
names not 50 well known.
Sterling today was firm. rates holding AZ yester-
days highest level Rates FOR actual business were:
Sixty days 4Ss70at S75; demand. 4s7S5al $40. ca
bles. l8-s5l4 5799. Commercial bills 4Sha4sils
The supply o. grain and commercial bills was
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by A. .. Brown & Co. mem
bers of the New York stock Exchange, Munsey
| Building.
sales 10 noon. .......... .130,2OO shares
Total sales 276,IOO shares
Call money; High, ,; low, 294; close, 3.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19

benjamin Woodruff. Of Post & Flagg -
Prices show little change to-day. and
trading has been on an exceedingly duh
and limited basis In some respects the
outlook has improved as crop prospects
seem better and the security market is on
low level. but Il must be admitted that
the money situation is not encouraging.
Relief for the autumn depends upon the
material slackening down in business.
and this is one Of those delicate matters
which will be beneficial If it does not go
too far with the heavy disbursements in
July and the narrow bank reserves. il is
probable that the market will move very
cautiously until the end Of that MONTH
F. W. Crew. Of Henry CleWs & Co-"It
is hard 10 recall a duiler market than the
one which started I'm to-day Nobody
seems 20 have anything he is anxious
10 sell. and no one IS overburdeucd with
buying orders The result is that trans
actions are few. Considering the OK
treme dulluess. the market displays a
wonderful amount Of strength. Whether
this IS due 10 inside support or merely
the reflection OF a sJld-out market, ij is
hard 90 determine. and therefore q toss
up which way the cat is likely 10 spring.
Judging by present appearances, its
movement in either direction vii not be
startling"
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19
TREASURY STATEMENT.

SELLS cents per share.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19

Ordinarily. an investment demand for
stocks waits upon an investment for
bonds. This, however, IS nOt the case
to the usual extent at present, and it is
well it is not, for if stocks had TO wait
for investment attention until after the
bond market had been stimulated into
activity. certainly nothing could be ex-
peCted in the way Of an investment de-
mand for stocks for a long time to come
The reason why the investment demand
for stocks does not wait upon the bond
market to the usual extent now is that
some Of the best stocks, on account Of
the liquidation since the beginning of the
year, are selling relatively lower than
bonds or any other kind Of property
whatever.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Srlrs-R1TI7r cali. p O'Clock noon:
Capital T7c,ien g. Se1 ar I-a'- g mn az illh
81 aI0 at lIr's S1 at no. Sln0 at l'14s
Columbia Railroad 5z. 81 F1 at In-H
Columbia Railroad t7, slH0 az lEs, gTo at
Iget
Washington Railway and Electric preferred, :
az g.
Washington Gas l11 NJ r'- bree- nf, 100 az 7'is
rtueJ 6f y az &C. = af 5ss. . az fss. - az 6ss.
NcrE5uthaier 10 az '2a7is 10 at '-l7lz az '-1-is
Greene C9r7uCs, . no I5i1.
Mitchell Mining lA0 sf s's
After cau-Cuitsd States coupon gs, 500 at
1854
Iauston. o az l2a % az IZ'a.
Msrr.u.haler. at '-G-is. a. --07lz. 70 A. '2o-z
Mitchell Mining 100 at Js 100 AZ 3's, 100 al ys
100 az 5H.
Capital Traction S. $500 a. uGf Sc ol0 40 uos.
$500 az ll0is s. 80 at u0iz, Sr5 at LC's. $3.50
az ll17s.
Tie following are the closing quotations Of yes-
.erday's stock Czclaue-:
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19
BOSTON STOCKS,

Quotations are furnished b. F. r. Chapman &
Co. members New Yafk Stock Exchange. G. Bowie
Chapman, manager. 1901 + street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19

G. Bowie Chapman, of Z. r. Chapman
q C0.-"TO-days market continued the
same quiet course. The final prices are
from a minor fraction to I per cent under
last nights. I see no indication OF any
change i'm policy. nor any preparations
for lifting the market out Of fits present
rat with higher prices Buying of that
character is entirely absent Slight rallies
may take place from time TO time. due
entirely 20 short covering. and on these
think the general list SALE
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per crt.. 55oa5.00: butcher. 45oa
see: common, go; rough. 80
HOGS-Per cwt.. gross, $50; ordinary. per cwt,
60.
SHEEP-Chppcd, 40eai.jo; common, 2Ooa3O0
LAMBS-Spring. choice, 7l3as: medium. Tisas
common Af5.
CALYES-Prime, Per lb.. 9; medium. :; common
ls5: grass sAtla
COWs-Prims. fresh. each. ao00aO00; common.
-Ich. 90aJl.0o; old and dry. so3sl9.91
The Washington herald., 1907-06-19
LOCAL. FINANCIAL GOSSIP.


Operations on the Washington Stock
Exchange yesterday were larger than
usual and presented some features Of
interest. Capital Traction IS were active
at prices from 10 up TO 3, over 5000
going under the hammer during the ses-
sion Other local railway bonds were also
sold in small quantity
Washington Gas again came to the fore.
selling at 50 and fractions lower. The
options in this issue were the feature Of
the day One option on 100 shares was
taken at 6e13, and almost Immediately
another at 70it. At this point i'm the
proceedings a broker who is supposed 20
be long on the stock offered an option Of
$50 shares an or none 90 run six months.
at T. One broker then asked him what
be would take for an option on the same
terms for 100 shares. The answer was
70l2, and the option was closed. though
by the rules OF the exchange the deal
could not go on record.
Mergenthalor sold quite freely down to
207i. ex-diyidend.
Mitchell Mining was again for sale. sew
eral deals going through at 5ls, fraction
above the price Of the stock in New
York
a meeting Of the directors OF the Ma
tional City Bank has been called FOR to-
day. at which it is understood that the
question OF the declaration of "a dividend
viii be considered and probably passed
upon.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-09-14

Then he cut off from one end an oaken
peg foot long and of the thickness of
his wrist. This he sharpened into the
likeness of huge lead pencil.
Now" he said
And kneeling. he began to rub the
sharp end of the peg up and down in the
groove. He rubbed as hard and as fast
as he could. His broad breast heaved
with the labor, his handsome brown
face dripped with heat
But at the end of five minutes the
groove began to send up little blue wisps
Of smoke into the clear air, and n mo-
ment later Z tiny flame ilickered md
vanished.
"Have that straw ready" gasped the
prince.
And when the tiny flame. next ap-
peared, a youth lighted bit Of straw
with it, and 1t was not much later be-
fore the clans were roasting over fire
kindled. in the incredible South sea way.
by the rubbing of two sticks.
at all lies in the method" said the
prince. You must have your groove
and your pointed peg Otherwise Il
weeks rubbing wnNld be~qrrire~ain."
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-09-14
Medieval Meals.

The anti0uary took down Il manuscript
Of veilum beautifully Illuminated IN gold
"Old recipes" he said a book Of
medieval recipes and menus that shows
uS what the monks. the priors and tie
abbots ate. Listen. Here is Il Good Fri
day menu, fast day thing.
And he read:
iarge size stuffed viii. the buds of prim-
roses; turbot in jelly of the ounce; onions
roasted with cloves: soft pudding OF
milk and pigeons eggs; a larded cheese
of Italie. with tarts of ounce and citron;
RbeniSh wine with many spices. anC
whey wherein pears have been stewed.
Not had for fast day. said the an
tiouary Here is 4 dinner for SIX, Z
dinner that was served in the Abbey az
Barking before Columbus discovered
America:
.,sRak ed mallard. TealS roasted on =
spit Almonds boiled in milk. Roasted
canon. with a syrup of honey and pears,
Roasted leg of a calf. boiled herouS. 4
small baked pig set atour with gilt ami
with a citron in his mouth. Flesh tart
with sauce Of ounce,
:, Second g,aUr$e-RoaSt hedgehog with
ipIfv Of peaFS NeuiSGu Well baked with
inanv apples. Almond snd white wine
pottaSe. Bears flesh in soft padding.
TIVE cranes. with the gravy Of young
kid. Partridge and cur.ew. With sauce
IF good syrup.
,.ST6iri tourSe-A peacock roasted
with the grease If the pigs chaps: ser
II uut covered with It's skin. with tie
feathers on. many onions underneath aim
i'm The iiSb Cu>tard al cream and the
cps Of hens. Also some small binds of
aN A0dS. laid In good wine,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-09-14
His CharSe.

lit is always refreshing" says q Clcv.~
land lawyer. TO hear Of an attorney vao
viii not undertake Il <AG9iy ease 1
kseasN 81 vT7lease ensSuoh. a lawyer IN
Toledo.
AT one Kline chap iu business I'd,
thar town known 10 Ia pr,ttjjcjug Ql,-.-
Jlauablc methods sought Io reta87 .ae
roledo lawyer. aud MAS smoothing oYez
his crooked conduct -.ss+aycIl aS he knew
how. when the attos<saa Steni>he,} I'M
by eNcl8imjns
Il thtak you have avlel ike an a-
(eepal >eoundrc). sir. 81,
Is there amy cGarSC fer that vpsa-
joa| asked the man a. he vtsSc 10 ~
a. S3r. So Harprg'S WeeA'v.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-09-14
Useful Secret

The matches had been foxxottea. ANA
az leokej As * i; woeld be l,uuoSs.g q.
fer l.ec& IF hrs. 20 vaaSJ the clsMS on
ghe beach.
Boys" said she Young Malay ar.a,s
harvard student IN skew yoa ra0-
Vow ~ make q ~ by RUBBING t0s
sticks 1eScthtr IL = 81 hard and wca--
some ching % iN I'm. We must sock
yAe>e clans Mars Twain sans va
V3R'r rOo IRE oCt of Sticks New. nm
Show yoV that BE IS. wc,nS, He 3es~Sn.r
Snow bow e. 80 8hoot IL, yh&t'S tae ,rlr-
b}s"-
Az oaAen leg iay ca ,ls sand. W.
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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-09-14
MOTHERS SONG.

Mother sang 1t years ago
ON the little farm,
While tired and sleepy boy
Rested on her arm,
White squeaky rocking chair
Creakcd and groaucd below,
with the rhythm Of the song
Song 80 soft and low.
"Suwance River" -stili II rings
IN these ears of mine.
.'Suwauce River" unto me
Nothing WAS 80 fine.
sim hear the creakIng chair,
still The shadows creep,
Even now the little song
Makes ne think of sleep.
Boyho sorrows were forgot
There on mothers breast,
"Suwancc River" far away,
brought me pc0ceful rest
Many songs I've heard since then,
None hns half the charm,
Mother sang II years ago,
Mother on the farm.
Denver Post.