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New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
THE CITY's PEACEMAKERs.

The Bureau OF Street Incumbrances seems.
according 10 the testimony Of its head, TO be a
diplomatic bureau. Mr. McEntegart told the
commissioners of Accounts that most complaints
against encumbranCes arose not because of the
encumbrances themselves but because Of some
quarrel between the complainant and the man
who was violating the law. Thus If Mr.. AS
children had a fight with the children of Mr.. b.,
the contractor, Mr.. A. would look about him. and
finding some way In which the contractor was
violating the law by encumberlng the streets he
would lodge complaint with the bureau Now
1t may be natural TO suppose that the Bureau Of
Street Membranes would proceed at once to
vindicate the majesty of the law and remove
the encumbrance. Not at all that is only tho
last resort. The bureau strives first TO play the
blessed role Of peacemaker II seeks out the Of
Tended Mr. A. and patches up his quarrel with
Mr.. B., so that the encumbrance OF the
street is no longer an eyesOre to Mr.. \. II
necessary 1t induces Mr.. AS little Willie" to
kiss and make up with Mr.. BIS little Tommy"
and thus, the root Of the trouble being cured
the encumbrance may remain until Mr.. B. or
some one Of his family has the misfortune TO get
into a row with some one else and then the
citys diplomatic agents have their difficult
work TO do all over again.
How delicate the work Is and how we'll they
earn their money any one will appreciate who
Stops 10 mink now sore is the III feeling that
springs from chdrens fights or from dislike
and mistreatment OF neighbOr's cat or dog
Any one can understand how deeply aggrleved
a man must feel to go so far az 10 complain
Of anothers violation of the law Good neigh
borliness means perfect acquiescence Of
each in all the others trespasses upon the
public. What are the streets for except to
cucumber: The only time Il good citizen
would complain against their encumbrance TO
the point of welngh impassabllity Is when he
wished to drag the city as ally into his quar-
rel. But the city refuses this degrading alli-
ance It's peacemakers come and bind up the
wounds and salve the hurt feelings. If they fail
then the city turns with sigh to enforcing the
law, for If men are Obdurate and unreasonable
there is no escape from enforcing It. But
deliver us from people OF that unpleasant dIspo-
siton! IF there were many OF them how diff
cult would be the role Of the city's peacemakers!
1t is with great propriety that the common In
difference to law enforcement is always called
good natured." Only Ill natured people insist
on having the laws enforced.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY,".
IFrom The Tribune Bureau.I ]


Washington, June 1s-The Assistant Secretary
OF the Navy and Mrs. Newberry. with their daugh-
ter and young sons. will leave Washington Fri
day for their summer estate at Watch Hill. Miss
Newberry is temporarily indisposed. but WILL II IS
thought. be able to accompany her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh and Miss Walsh
have arrived in Washington, and Will remain here
until the last Of the week. They will not open
their house in Massachusetts avenue but will stay
at the New Willard.
Mrs. Cary Langhorne. formerly Miss Zaidee
Gaff whose marriage was one of the brilliant
events OF the winters end is Ill at her fathers
home in this city Her condition while much i'm
proved is stn q matter of deep concern to her
friends. DIR. and Mrs. Langhorne will go to the
Philippines IN the fall. where the former is
toned.
Miss Emma V. Muan. daughter Of Captain John
Mulan. U. S. A.. retired. married at the home
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
GERMAN POLITICAL INTRrGUEs

new and marked significance is given by
current developments in Germany to a passage
In speech made by the Imperial Chancellor
to the Reichstag in November last just month
before the dissolution of that body lie was
speaking of political intrigues, Kitchen cabl-
nets" camarillas and the like. "Camarilla." he
said, signifies a hateful foreign plant, the at
tempt to introduce which into Germany has
never been made without great injury to the
sovereign and without great injury to the ma
"tion-" He did not, IT will be perceived deny
that camarilla had existed, or that one ex-
listed at that time On the contrary we must
assume that he was just then particularly con-
scious OF the fact that one did exist and that
1t was engaged in hostile intrigues against him
self Now, seven months later, the existence
and sinister workings Of that same camarilla at
or near the German capital are disclosed to the
world, and 1t Is left to us to wait and sea To
what extent Prince Rulow's prediction of In
jury TO the sovereign and to the nation is to
be fulfilled.
Ii may be recalled that in October 1894 the
German Emperor was guest at a hunting party
given by Count (now Prince Philip Gutenberg,
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Special Committee Named to Examine Forms
of Contracts Used by Government.
Oyster Bay. June 1s.-The PresideH-- to-day
nounced the following appointments:

Oyster Bay. June 1s.-The PresideB- to-day an
nounced the following appointments.
Euvoys Extraordinary and Ministers Plenipoten-
tiary-RiChmOnd Pearson. OF North Carolina. 20
Greece and Montenegro; s. PeUcivaI Dodge Of
Massachusetts, 10 Honduras and Salvador. John
r Jackson. OF New jersey. to Persia Secretary OF
legation at Guatemala, William F. Sands, Of n 3
District OF Columbia; second secretary OF embassy
ar ST. Petersburg Irwin B Laughlin OF PenUSyl-
vania: interpreter 20 United States Consulate az
NagaSakt, Japan. Carleton Miller, OF Iowa
The President has appointed the following special
committee Of five 10 investigate and examine into
the forms OF contracts used by the various pas.
ments, bureaus and officers of the government:
James a Wetmore. chairman. supervising archl-
S. Carpenter. u. 5. N bureau Of supplies and
accounts. Navy Department: John Mason Brown
office Controller o. the Treasury. Treasury Depart
ment; Morris Bien. supervising engineer. reclara-
ton service. W. W. Warwick, Office Controller OF
the Treasury. Treasury Department.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Miss Marie L. Baldwin. daughter Of the late
Henry P. Baldwin who at time Governor
of Michigan. viii be married in St Bernards
Church Bernardsville. N j., 10 Wyllys Terry,
of Brooklyn. Following the wedding there viii bs
a reception at Wendover. the country home Of her
sister, Mrs Walter Phelps Bliss
Sailing for Europe to-day viii be Mr.. and Mrs
c. C. Cuyler Mr.. and Mrs. James Speyer: Mr. and
Mrs William Church Osborn. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Noble MacCracken and the latters aunt. Miss
Sara B. Dodd. The MacCrackens. who were mar
ried last week. TO spend a year travelling on
the other side in connection with his work for tho
Early English Text Society. He is Of Chan
ceIor MacCrscken of New York University and
holds a travelling fellowship from Harvard
Mrs. James w. Gerard. IT.. will spend the sum-
mer at Bar Harbor. where she has taken Cor
ners Meet. one Of the Malvern cottages. for the
season. Her niece. Miss Edwards viii be with
her.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish will leave Garri-
sons next week Thursday for Newport They
will make the journey there by automobile with
Mr. and Mrs Harry S Lehr Mrs. Fish viii begin
her season OF entertaining at Newport on July 4.
when she will give dinner. with about a hundred
guests Crossways. her villa in the Ocean Drive.
]. Hampden Robb is expected to arrive from
Europe on Wednesday next. when he will go 10
his country place at Southampton, Long Island
for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs II. Nick. Tworbly and Miss Ruth
TwombIy are going abroad the middle OF next
month. They are now occupying Florhau1, their
country home at Convent Station. N j.
Mrs NJ Orrne Wilson will leave town to-day for
the summer. She goes to her cottage az Bay
Shore. Long Island
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt. jr-. VIII take
possession Of their new home in Fifth avenue,
near sd street. early In the autumn
Nr and Mrs stephen II. P. Pell have left Tux
edo and gone to Canada short fishing trip
Mr. and Mrs. r Fulton Cutting expect TO depart
I'm a few days for Bar Harb0r where they will
spend the
Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Arnsinck. who sailed for
F,,rone a few weeks ago, and who have been in
Paris since their arrival on the other side. nave
now gone TO Lake Como. where they have villa
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau.


Washington, June 18.-Tha Ambassador from
Mexico will go to Philadelphia tomorrow. where
a degree will be conferred upon him by the Uni
versty OF Pennsylvania. He returned to Wash
ington last night from Cincinnati. having accom-
panied Mme. de Creel that far on her way to
Mexico
Major Korner military attache Of the German
Embassy left Washington to-day for New York,
and on Thursday will sail for Germany where he
will join Mime. Korner and their family. They Will
this country.
The Minister from Switzerland has gone for a
visit to Cincinnati preparatory to sailing for his
native land on June 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
Ahouf PEOPLE and Social Is7cidenfs

of her father this afternoon to George Russsu
I.ukens a member of the state Senate of CaIifo-
mia. The Rev. Edward Buckley. of St. Matthews
Catholic Church. ofTiciated Frank DrexeI MuIa1
of New York. escorted his sister into the drawing
room. where the ceremony took place. The brids
given away by her invalid father. Miss May
Mullan. sister. was maid of honor.
Mrs and Miss Darlington wife and daughter ~,
General Darlington. have gone to West Point To
spend the summer be near Mr.. Darlington who
Is cadet at the academy. General Garlngton
has gone to Manila.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
ITALIAN DUKE HAS BUSY DAY.

Boston. June 1S.--The Duke Of the Abruzzi Italy's
we'll known Arctic explorer and cousin to the King.
who is visitor in this city. made formal call on
Mayor John F. Fitzgerald to-day. accompanied BY
Baron TOsti. the Italian Consul In Boston. From
the City Hall the duke went TO Charlestown to pay
his respects to Admiral Snow. commandant OF the
navy yard He then boarded his flagship. the
Varese. and received the return visit Of Mayor
Fitzgerald and later that OF Admiral Snow. Tbs
duke then went 10 Cambridge. where a luncheon
had been prepared for him at the rooms OF one OF
the prominent Harvard societies. This evening the
duke was guest at private dinner given IN his
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
c. M. scHwAe's BROTHER MARRIED.

Cleveland. June 1s.-The wedding OF Miss Edith
McGorray. of this city, to Professor Edward H.
Schwab. of Notre Dame University, brother OF
Charles NJ. schwab took place this morning at st.
Johns Cathedral in the presence Of only the imrne
diate families of the bride and bridegroom The
ceremony performed by Father Cavanaugh.
president of Notre Dame University. Among those
attending the wedding the bridegroom's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Schwab. OF LorettO Penn,
his brother, Charles NJ. Sohwab: Mr., and Mrs
David NJ. Barry, of Johnstown. Penn; Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Schwab. of New York City. and the
BRIDES aunt Miss Ella NJ. Tordt. OF Toledo. The
bride Is q niece OF County Sheriff j. V. McGorray
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
SECRETARY coRTELYou IN CANTON.

Canton Ohio. June 1S-Secretary Cortelyou ar
rived here to-day, and IS the guest of MIR. and
Mrs. Barber at the Mckinley home. He came To
look after business matters pertaining to the
Mckinley estate, OF which he is ono of the ad-
ministrators. and to attend the meeting of the
Mckinley National Memorial Association. to as
sen1ble here tomorrow. vice-Presideut Fairbanks
and other members of the memorial association
will arrive tomorrow morning
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
JAMES M. TRIMsLE SERIOUSLY SICK.

Montclair N J., June Is (SpeciaD.-Jatho. AZ
TrImble. the lawyer. IS I'll from heart disease 80
his home. No. 16 Cedar street Mr. Iriino.o ,ra an
the counsel for Anna Valentino the 1taIian ry,ck-
who murdered her common law husoanu a. a. s-on,
ensack. and finally succeeded in SAVING ss,fa- He
the gallows. He also the special rp;~v 10
tive OF the italian government in the NssIony in
determine whether italian anarchisuo 80 st,ou
Paterson had laid the plans for the assa as Milan
of King Humbert MIR. Trimble was o porn :. Cnrsul
Italy, where his father United s'a'e'
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19

. state and other states from taxing franchises.
We do not see that the taxation of streeO
crossing franchise offers any insuperable diff
Guilty. Furthermore, difficulty of assessment is
not a good ground for leaving valuable property
untaxed. especially when consistent system OF
taxation requires that franchises across streets
should be taxed so long as franchises along
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
PANAMAN CONSUL GENERAL IN OFFICE.

Manuel e. Anador, son or President ~ &C -srs,l
Panama. assumed his duties yesterday as consS. 5s-
general OF the republic IN this city, senior -s NJ,
consul general at Hamburg at the tili1 sSnast -
appointment TO New York, which is lNe ~
post In the Panaman consular service Inc n ~
incumbent of the office succeeds his orosAe ,,,..s
Raoul A Anlador, who resigned 70 accep1
on the medical staff OF the canal zons
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
4n1tsenlents.

ACADEMY OF MUsIC-2@Hsmlet.
AERIAL GARDENS-s: :30-The Honeyp1ooners
AIdANBRA-2-S-Vaude
EEIASCO-S:15-The Rose Of the Rancho
BEOADWAX-S:10-The Partisan Model
CANARSIE-Golden City.
6:15-Fascnatlng Flora
cONEY ISI4kND-Lune Park-Dresrnland
EDEN MUSEE-The World IN Wax.
GARRICK-2:20-S:30 S:30-CaUght in the Rain
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-2-La Traviats smCarrnen
HAMMERSTEIN R0OF-2:l5-S:l :l5-Vaudeviile.
HERALD SQUARE-2:l5-s:I5-The Orchid
HUDSON-2:I5-s:15-The Lion and the Mouse
JARDIN DE -S:30-Vaudeyille.
RNICKERBOCRER-S:lb S:lb-The Red Mil
LYCEUM-S:2o-The Boys Of Company B.
Lyric -2:15-s:l5-The Road 10 Yesterday.
EAVOY-e:l5-The Man Of the Hour.
WEST END-S-Caysllerta Rusticana and Pinafore
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19

We desire TO remind our readers acho are
about TO LeaUe The city that THE TRIBUNE aoiI
be sent By mail to any address IN this country
o7 cbro1d, and address changed as often as de-
sfred. Subscriptions may be sipen to your reg
0ldr dealer before Ieuuin0, or. II more conpe4-
lent, hand them Ia ot The TRIBUNE Office.
See opposite page for subsoription rates.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19

In spite of the backward season. this years
melon crop may prove to be a record breaker.
Among the early varieties the Adams Express
melon is remarkably large and succulent the
smallest slices of the fruit being worth 500 IN
the melon market. peculiar virtue OF the
melons now coming in is their medicinal prop
erty of curing that scary feeling known to physi-
clans Wall Street heart The crops early
and active appearance is therefore very well
come.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
VANDERBILT GIFT TO UNIVERSITY.

Nashville, Tenn. June 1S.At the annual alumni
dinner OF Vanderbilt University last night Chan
cellor kirkland announced gift or 100000 from
W. X Vanderbilt, OF New York. grandson of tho
founder OF the university.
Mr. Vanderbilt and E. c. Burlington. of Chicago.
were elected members OF the university board OF
trustees to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19

Mayor McClellan's veto of the Sunday base
ball bill exposes the insincerty and ambiguity
of that measure. 1t IS not a rational attempt to
encourage bona hde outdoor recreation. but
rather device for permitting semi professional
baseball for gate receipts. That is not the sort
of sport which ought to be exempted from the
operation OF the general Sunday law.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
NATIONAL ARTS CLUB CELEBRATIONS.

Preparations being made by the National
Arts Club, of which Spencer Trask is president.
for a series of summer festivals. There will be
berry, watermelon. pumpkin and foliage
festivals and the clubrooms In Gramercy Park will
be appropriately decorated. At the dinner closing
the ceremonies OF each day addresses will be made
by members whose toasts will be related TO the
work of the club.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
GOVERNOR GOES TO EAsToN, PENN.

Albany, juno ls.-Governor Hughes left Albany
this afternoon for Easton, Penn. TO attend the
commencement exercises of Lafayette College to-
morrow where he will receive another degree OF
Doctor OF Laws. Lieutenant Governor Chanler will
be Acting Governor while Governor Hughes Is
OF the state
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN IMPROVING.

London June 1e-Joseph Chamberlain. accom-
panied by his wife and Mrs. Endcott. arrived here
last evening from Birmingham. He said that his
health improving and that he wished to be In
touch with his son Austen The members Of the
family deny rumors that Mr.. ChaEsoerlain intends
to resign his seat In Parliament
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
MARK TWAIN AND G. 3. SHAW MEET.

London. June 1s.-A number OF friends and ad-
m,rers met Mark Twain his arrival here this
morning from New York Among those introd-ced
to the American humorist was George Bernard
Shaw. with whom Mr.. Clemens talked for some
time.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
KINGS BIBLE FOR sRuroN CHURCH.

London. June 1S-The Bible which the King Is 70
present to Brutol Church. at Williamsburg, Va,
the occasion OF it's conservation october 10
next, to-day sent to Ambassador Bryce. az
Washington. who viii forward It to the ehurca
officials
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
kAIsER MAY NOR vIsrr ENGLAND.

Berlin. June 1S-The report circulated IN viennA
that King Edward had invited the German "a -
peror to visit him this summer cannot be Ve'i'--
officially here.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19

The wealthiest in the world has just
been discovered by Patrolman Ferry of the
New York Police Department. The patrolman
found who had forgotten that he owned an
automobile 1t being positively proved that the
man is not insane. his financial status is def
nitely fixed.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
KING OF SIAM AT PARIS.

Paris June 1s.-The King OF Siam. who has oeen
taking the waters at Baden-Baden. arrived hef'
to-day on a visit
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19

AS an example OF deep and prayerful consid-
Grafton of legislation we have the apportion-
ment. No one would accuse the Albany states
men of acting in regard to this topic with
out due deliberation or without a thorough
weighing of the consequences. In this instance.
at least the Legislature is the "delberative
body" that critics of our institutions say legis-
latures should be. Men who deliberate at
80 in the shade are made of the stuff TO safe
guard our democratic institutions.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19

Controller Metz having added an expression
of his own confidence in the safety of the Bat
terry tunnel TO the reassuring statements of the
engineers. there is no occasion for further un-
easness on the subject
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19

Mrs James w. Gerard. Jr. will spend the sum-
ner at Bar Harbor, where she has taken Cor
ners Meet one Of the Malvern cottages. for ths
season. Her niece. Miss Edwards. viii be with
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06
Expensive.

Nary Msflet is a young lady whose
pocket money varies according TO her
good or bad behavior. One jiy
Mary made things exceptionally live
ly for the household. and fine of d
halfponny was imposed for one OFF,
ems p
Scarcely haI the parenta. fat
gone farJh when second misce-
mex cor ioilo1ed; then third.
Now saii aiarys mother. this
time ! shall ine you a penny. ami Il
you are naugh " css'n-I shall mike
4 twopaEc~."
Dear. fca-!" a!ghad Mary, agnast
ct the threatened financial calami-y
what drca fully expensive placs
this Is to ike In" -she;ch.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06
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~ 1872 q. m Daily ChicaKo Vestibule Limited
arriving in Chicago At 1850 :. m, conpsctins
north.
2i2s q. IA. Daily ~. Louis Night Linite.
crying II - Ls e., I. s sas
s,1o q. M, Chicaxo Daylight Expres.
erce.t Sunday, MAKES all stops betwseH Gain
I'd Chicago, arriving IN Chicago Vt $3.50 p. IA
e 900 y. m. st. Louis MorninK Exprcss
except sunday, arriving In -. Louis ~ IT,
II;15 .. m. -. Louis fast Mail srrivs
ing In St. Louis 81 AIS p. m.
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ths, the Illinois Oentr.i 1, The suierest al
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arriving 10 New YORK. ats:5s toe second dky
souTnEhH rfv,sso~
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esshvIlie aud Jacksonville
3sfss. N. Memphis saf Fs- ori.... Li-u
q via Mem i-hs, arriving In kss-yst. - -
O. N. and Hcs Orleans ssls ,. m.
500 - n., Pfdncak and l0uirviils.
1s4l p. N, daily, ksmphis sad hs~ OrissA
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1sSI ,. a., daily, \ szhvins. csss..s.s...s
Atlanta
4s8Op n. FULTON Acconmodstior.
$500 p.n- nsnpkif ane Esx oIlssr eFe<is
krrfvs IN hszpkis ~ tliS .. n. EsE ofises
$50 > .. rsdrssA ss< Icrbvfns.
nFfof snronfn ucEsts, sleeping 80 <4csMt
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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06
Especially in Call Loans--London
Market Depressed BY Liquidation
Railroad Meeting This
Week.

| New York, Oct, 5.--American stocks
| in London were inactive and fraction
Tally lower. The money market, espec
Tally in call loans, was easier. Dur
| ing the entire week the London mar
ket has been more or less depressed
iby liquidation from Berlin and Am
lsterdam. This has been checked by
the easing of money and the satisfac
tory termination OF October settle
Iments. AT the opening Of our stock
market here Louisville was n higher
Pennsylvania, Northern Pacific, Read
ling, Union Pacific and Steel common
declined fractionally and to show the
measure Of the trading at twenty
five minutes after the opening, there
had been no quotation in Amalgama-
ted Copper. The bank statement
shows one laudable feature at least, a
decrease in loans. through the aggre-
gate cash decrease was larger than
anticipated according to our currency
movements. But ii we observe COM
parisons with last year at this time,
we need ont be unhappy over either
the present or the prospective money
at this market. Money has been
watched so much for months that it
needs less observation of an appre-
hensive sort now, and especially when
the Treasury department has both the
ability and the inclination to not for
get its obligations towards CONNER
cial needs in their periods of liquida-
ton. There is nothing now in Cop
per metal, except some prophesies
that Butte Mines will be shut down
completely by the first of the year
and that for the present there is 60
to be no wage reduction. Bank clear
ings in the east are showing decrease
in volume and the effect of CONNER
cial construction. Politics has in
dulged in a lot of printed mater in
the form of speeches during the week.
From the financial standpoint their eff
feet has been small at best. During
the last Is minutes stock market was
again sold On the prospects of con-
timing demands on money next week
and on the loss in cash show up in
the bank statement. Bond market
ends up the week uninteresting as
usual. Next week railroad meetings
will form the topics to come, but the
same professional market will un-
doubtedly be here, intersperced with
a contraction now and then in call
money but the main feature of the
whole stock market situation is that
of late liquidation has not kept pace
with the short selling and the market
can assimilate a good bit
of bear news and remain composed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06

Passengers s sGE s: :ca 1G'' ,. s%' IN s.'
that the Illinois OentTEi IL The SuieKesi al
BY may hourt, leaving Cairo 81 7:l5 ,. Ass 4
arriving 10 New YORK ats:5s tss -ecoBd dky !
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-06
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

See Mr. Featherstohe's semi-month-
ly Grocery Price List. elsewhere in
this paper.