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WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT.

Quotations given below are Cor large
lots. Jobbers' prices from l cent to 2
cents higher.
EGGS.-Nearby fresh Virginia, %;
West Virginia and southwest Virginia,
%; Tennessee, -; North Carolina. "A i;
cold-storaSe, 90.
BUTTER. merry. fancy. 2oa2o,
Western firsts, 2Sa2o: seconds, 25a26-
Process. fancy. 26a@T: fair to good, ma
25. Store packed, fresh, 19a2o
CHEESE,-New York state factory
new. large 164a17.
POULTRY.-Chicken spring. rer ID.
13a14: hens per lb., IL; ROSTERS. per lh,
I; keats. per ID. l.: turkeys toms. per
ID, 16a17; hens. per ID, II. DUCKS per
Ii. 1oa13
DRESSED POt-LTRY.-Hens: choice,
per ID, 1la12: ROSTERS. per n, ga
chickens. per ID. 12a15: ducks, per ~,
1la14; turkeys hens. per To- Lana
toms Per b., Ii.
VEGETABLES.-P per hhl.'
No. /. 200; per bu., 75aso; Ne :, I "a.
90; sweet potatoes. per l'hl, Z''3- "'
cucumbers. per dozen. 5oas0; onions per
Dbl. 200; peppers. per Dbl: Loo: To-
matoes. per hushel box. COATS: cabbage.
per hundred 2.00a4 90: eggplant, per
crate. 2.G0a2.50; squash, per basket. "a
so; per Dbl. 100; snap beans. per ou..
100; D"r ,E?., 3.h'a".50; INA beans pc
qt.. !sa2@; new bets, per bunch. 2a";
l-'cf
rier 5on 20: celery. per bunch, 4haGo.
GREEN FRUITs-Apples per Dbl.
1.5oa4.75; oranges. Cal. per box 40;
grape fruit. per crate. 1ooaS-no; pine
apples. per crate. 125a4.5o: peaches. per
basket, 2.0oa2. 80; grapes. Delaware. per
basket, 15a1s; Niagara, per basket. 10;
per ID, 10; ounces. per bu. ba sket.
Ooa30 90: per hbl. 5ooa6oo pears,
Sickle. per Dbl 1000; per box. $50; per
basket -; Sheldon. per basket. 300;
Bartlett per key. 4. ooa3.25; cranberries,
per box 90: per hbl.. 1o.o0al20o,
HAY AND STRAW.-Hay, new west
ern. No. | 1H.!oa2o5o: No, :, 1850" l9,0p'
mixed. 15.O0aIs0O. straw. rye. bundle.
13.0oa15.on: rye, machine thrash. S3Ha
ZOO wheat 65oa7.oo; oat straw, per
ton, S.5oa9Oo.
LIVE STOCK. - Cattle, extra. par
cwt., 800; butcher. per cwt.. 400;
ordinary. per cwt., 2.5oa3.oh. Hogs per
cwt.. gross. 6ooaG.5o. Sheep, pec III, &ai {;
choice, per III. S; medium. per -
IA. Cows, prime. fresh, each. 4o."oa
5000; common, each, 20,oOa3ooo.
BEEF CUTs-Ribs No. l, per lb,, IA;
No =, IL; No 3, 10. Rounds, No. l. per
ID, 10; No =, .: No 3 8. Loins. No. l,
per lb Il: No. 9 Il; No. 3. II. Chucks,
No /, per h., s; No ,, I; No. 3, 3.
WOOL AND HIDES.-Wool. washed,
free of burrs. per H., 20; wool, unwash-
sac; dry. per ID. 1Sa13. Sheepskins'
green. each, Goaoo; dry, each. 25a75
Calfsklns, green, each, 1.35a1.5"
GRAIN.--Wheat. new southern. ssa
90 Corn. shelled, white 1oaT2; vel
low. &C. ear 3oOa40o. Oats, western,
white, No >, 56a3s; mixed, 54a''3. Bran
per ton, 2s.o0a3o,oo. Middlings, per ton,
~ tn1.;p
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Tomorrow's Pimlico Entries
Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md, November 1.-The
following are the PimlfCo entries for to-
morrow:
First race three yaar-olds and up; sew
en furlonGs- Newyear II, l12; High
Chance, 1"7; Meredith. 1n7: Jerry c.. IT,;
Simple HoNors. iGI; Boranjst. lis: POmp-
Gus. 1O7: Graziallo. no; Garment, ln7;
Scarecrow. l0T; Mount 0'Donnen. H.;
King of Bashan, 107: PROGRESSING, III.
Second race, two-year- oids; six fur
longs-Chief Desmond, 1ni; Hiacko, 107
Goes Fast. 10i; Profit, 1o4; Jubilee. 10;
Strongheart. 1o7, Luzetta, 1O4 Wool
spun. 1O4.
Third "ace. Eutaw House handicap,
three year-olis and up mile and seventy
yards-The Wrestler. los; Recruit 30;
Venus, 81; Scion Single. 1o7; Campaign
err 81: F.idorado. 1o5; Neoskaleeta. 100
Ballot Rox, 103; Royal Onyx, 49, Ocoar
Sr'Eay. 1ni.
Fourth race. Pimlico Autumn Ste pie
chase, handiCan; about two m:las-Prince
Of Pllsen. 40; Kumshaw. i43; f wing Viz
gilman, 10; Bob Murphy, 100; Navajo,
40: Guardian, III.
Fifth race, tie Carrollton cup, three
year-olds and upward, gentlemen riders
seven fur.ongs-Notre knip. 40: Mere
dith, 40: BeniaIla, 40; Lord Badge, 40;
Recruit. 40; Herman Johnson, 1f}; Clio
ten. 143; Rectortown, 100.
Sixth race. threeyear-olds ard upward
selling; one and three 8 ytesnths miles
~PlniGue 1863; Weirdsom". 100; FL Canitt n
IS; Holscher. Ill; Neoskaleeta. 1O1; "Peter
knight, 1913; Lord Bacga, 1Gs; Ocean
Spray. III Bright Boy. loi; *Dee Strome,
81: .Lally. 80; Noblesse Oblige, 1913; FLA
vicry, 1ut.
Apprentice allowance claimed. Wealth
er clear; track good.
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Montenegrin Prisoners.
m the FortniGhtly Review.

/ rom the f"rlEl2nIl! REVIEW
When ! paid a visit to the Cettinjs
Jail l found that all the prisoners were
cut for q walk. For two hours every
morning and again for two hours in
the afternoon they are allowed to wan
der a bout or the green before the prison.
There is nothing, indeed. but heir own
sense of honor TO prevent their going
further afeld. unless they be murderers,
in which case they wear chains. The au-
thorlties provide them with housing, of
course. and with clothes-not uniform
also with a fire at which to cook their
food. and they give them t pence a day
each >Wherewith to buy it. The prisoners
cater for themselves TWO of them go to
the market every morning to buy pro
CURED to work unless they choose and
they are classified. not according to
the seriousness OF their offense but ac
cordlng 10 tneir standard OF lie and gen
cral behavior. II q man OF education
and refir" gnent is sent to prison care is
taken to lodge him, SO far as possible
in room where the other OCCUPANTS be-
long to his own rank N life. l found
on one bed a beautiful counterpane and
pillow covered with delicate embroidery.
Yes. poor fellow, that's his wife's handi
work" the governor of the jail remark ed
casually as "" passed. In one prison
fife made easy and pleasant that
on leaving it l ventured to remark that
"a be there vas no punishment, it SCENE d
TO me.
NO punishment" the official who was
with M eXcla imed in surprise. But think
of the disgrace Of being here. Is not that
in itself punishment enouyh?"
had ard still have doubts on the sub
iact; for | had just seen CHEEKY old
fellow who, although the tins for which
he was sentenced had expired, stout,y re-
fused to quit the prison
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MANY NEW ENTERPRISES
October Charters for All Glasses OF
Cnrnnratinns Show Millions.

NEW YORK. November 1.-According to
the Journal of Commerce, new charters
filed in the eastern states IN October for
all classes Of corporations with an indi-
vidual capital of 100000 or more repre-
scented total capitalization of $40 10000,
which compares with s76,Mo.ore in Sep
ter1ber and s13s, $50 900 in October last
year.
The grand total of all companies ircor-
porated in October with a capitalize lion
of slrr 900 and over including other states
than those of the east, was So, i25, 900.
against $l1&. 5000" in September and
s27l :}-f go in October year ago.
Conditions generally in October this year
initiated to a greater extent than IL any
Ore yious month Of 1901 against the promo
ton Of new enterprises of am description
1t is not surprising, therefore. that tht
aggregate in corporations should fall 81
largely below those of last year.
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.

CHICAGO. November 1.-Gene-al lioui-
dation in wheat caused a weak opening
today. Lowe prices at Liverpool were
tn" chief cause OF the selling, although
fairly liberal receipts in the northwest
also made depressing factor. I ecember,
a5ss- Corn, steady; December. J,L. oats.
weak; December. 1875. Provisions steady;
JANUARY lard, 500, January pork. 14J91s;
ribs unchanged, 1.G1l2.
The wheat market was weak for the
greater part Of HE day. The low point
for December was Hl7s. In the last half
hcar rally took place because of the
covering Of shorts. The close was steady.
With December lC lower. at 957s
Torn prices. We're strong all day. The
high point for December was IJas. The
close was strong. with December I'D 5saa.
ut 1HI4 aJJa..
Close: Wheat-Decemb 957s; May.
IcNsa1.0+l.
Corn-December, 59l4a5oas May. SOFA
oats-Decem5.~ 1875: MAY, 5oas.
Pork-JaHuary, l+5: May. II s2Ilal4S5
IaTd January. N4-i2, May. ser.
IaAs-Jaau ~. 7,G7i.; May, 1.9UaI 9215.
Eve-c'asa 1-lIN
Rar-ev-NtSh. -na9o
Spot nlos st=ady; middling upIands
l'.'' mldd.E3 gulf, 11,f5, sales, 3.02o
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Dun's Weekly Bank Review.

NEW YORK, November 1.-Dun's Re
view tomorrow will say: Bank exchange
this week at all leading cities in the
United States are 81, 40, ;d7 ,l2o, an in
crease of 30 per cent over the correspond
ing week last year. There is some irreg-
u!arity in the return, a number of cities
which have reported losses in recent pre-
cedng weeks reporting a gain this week.
while the incIe ease in the west, with the
exception of one or two points, is not as
heavy as here tofOre shOWn.p
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GOLD ENGAGEMENTS.

NEW YORK. E9"e.aber THE total
gold ergageme-ts from abroad sine the
present movement began was Increased
70 81 25"-G"o tocay. Lazard F'reres an
nouncing that they had secured $1,000, Uoo
II London
LONDON. November Fnrtha.
amounts. E2Hl'.r' in f"- gold and { 457.
go IN American eagles, were taken out
Of Jhe Bank ~ Tugland today for ship
meHt to the United States
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WASHINGTON Stock Exchange.

Sales.--Regu!ar call. 12 o'clock noon-W ASKING
ton Gas ~, 500 at 100.
Washington K"y and Flee is. $1,000 at 7S12,
: / 900 ISL.
Capital Traction. i, al 12Sl3. II at 12sM.
Washington Rwy. and Flee ptd.. ) at CT,
1t 81.
Mergenthaler Linotype. At 1897.
Greene tauauca, IS at G.
National Metropolitan Bank. 10 at 800.
After call-NaShiaGton Gas ~. $1,000 at 100.
Washington Gas. - at 20. At -.
Capital Traction IS. s. .00u ut 11t% ST. 900 al
ll1$i. 900 at l1l@s, 1000 at lil;s.
I. :. registered IS. 500 nj l0lss.
/. :. coupon SIS $40 i0lli.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, at so.
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Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today for
redemption. $3.50 1876. Government re-
Caipts: From internal revenue, $,HI .n54.
customs S93l2I4; miscellaneous, $iS9, 53S;
expenditures, 81 10000.
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Wide and Irregular FIuctua-
tons Marked Dealings.
PENNSYLVANIA DIVIDEND
Report Quickened the Price Move
ments for Awhile.
TRANSACTIONS SMALL SCALE
AmaIgamated Copper Notably Weak.
Smelling Stocks Also Heavy.
Currency Moven ents.

e-es..- 7,.s-a-re 20 TIE star.
>-,-r,- y,J5k- <o--a19a her 1T becaT"
49,, r.....-e tho oraainc Of business in
.-,, -~a-L.ar that tie directors Of
I,..,,s.,.. ,.a-,7.. railroad had net a an
..-..r.. ..,r,. hons. AID declared the
-..,....., s--rt-.,.r-..I DIVIDEND Of ~ per
-- -...L, --.--,.a-ars In Penn
..-...... ..,.7 mari. ...-a-.r those who NAV
....-,. t.,,t ...r.,r..--re-f. or tie short 40
.....--r ard -faso on tie face Of things
..-,.-.,, , ..-pa f,i.3her. were quite
-, .-. ..r5.,.,,,.. aud he
.'N' " -- .t,.,,-o
stock a'"9J-tNS$ opened ~ F"'"'S .L1'''
rs .'.~.-- figures W yesterday. SlhSs-
.....-,... .T.r,r-..,--v7ri4 lost the whole Of
......+ ....f r.... rose again
'N
l''Tr is .'.-S.'. |"2 Sil''''-. ~
tlu'f .l,.-hS 81. '-'-. Va. u 'E, y,
H.HEiFG ~ ''hl seoul ny '.''.
-a-.-N 'i.I '.tr ISSUES NJ. '' 80
1T I'll" business 5.%Sl ~. II" -0, 80. q
t.pH ~ t.@ Irs +ia' ,''N -'l"''' ,i' ~
=EIvanta LIT 5~sj.i"aE RAM, 80
uouU0sI W"&kn' s. I'D the s'7lh " ~
any specific 1EIl -attion. -" no '..'A.,.S
person afta"l. q amy rr = nc 10 -.
rumors ,f-'ar yesterday ''~rHl"n VIZ
regard 80 ''f'' .,- .'.1i '1-tE o. ~
company maturing ans ~ Ss''.'"''''''.
The Railway List
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THE 1870. POSTAGE STAMP
USED FOR REGISTERING AND
MAILING FOREIGN NATTER.
Special and Other Issues-Cost OF
Full Sets-Demand for an In
ternational Design.

Uncle sam is not iuperst!rious rs r.
CARDS the popular suppos.tion That - IS
an unlucky number said a dirk in tn"
city post office. "as the government IS
sues q thirtecA-rent postaga stamp which
is an exec ding'y ser%tceabie piece ot
printed and gummcd paper
Ask the average man to name for 20"
the different denominations o. postse"
stamps issued by the government, and ne
will be hoored as completely as If he
were asked to describe one OF more Of the
printed pieces ~ paper which are used
in comparatively large quantities.
The denominations OF ordinary postage
stamps now used by the government range
from ! TO 6 cents consecutively. and then
go to s. 10 Il. - and ~ cents, the dollar
denominations being s.. s. and s.. l. VIII
ne observed that there not so very
many denominations. after all, to meet
all the various weights of mail matter
which come N for transportation. bat
there are enough.
The thirteen-cent stamp was specially
designed to fit the registry fee OF cents
and the regulation postage Of . cents on
foreign mail matter. and thousands are
annually sold II persons living N this
country who send registered renittances
20 friends and relatives abroad, many
foreigners within our limits. especially
Italians, even re- giStering their money or
1ers. The thirteen-Cent stamp IS dark
gray IN color and bears The Vtgnette OF
the late President Harrison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-01

THE MUTUAL. SERIAL BUILDING ASSOCIA-
TON.
The 10th annual mcetin: Of the association
will be he'd In 81 Dominics Hall. cor. 9Th
and L SITS s.w.. Monday. Nov. 4. at 1:3p
pm. 49,,
Payments stock OF the 10th series will be
dIe at this meeting.
shares one dollar pcr month.
The sum OF 5000 will he loaned on share
for u payment Of two dollars per month. 1000
for ten dollars per month. and $1,000 for
twenty dollars.
-Four series have been paid III. Holders OF
uninceanl,,red stock received $500 for each
SHARE & rr0ft NJ So per share.
THIS association daring the Is years Of its
existence has helucd many of its members 10
obtain honnse OF their Own which they would
not haze hHd without its assistance. Pay
ments Oh stock MAJ be made 10 L. J. Brit.
treasurer. at bis store. 100 IT. 81. Ew.
J. SONDHEGMER. President.
J. ]. D.-nln,,v. Secretary. oc23-It
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The World OF
Finance and Trade
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by W. r. Hibbs & CO.. 'lank-
ers ard brok Is. 14I9 F street. members
New York stock Exchange, Washington
STICK Exchange and Chicago Board OF
rIrrI7a
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Cost Of Full Sets.

Postage stamps of the higher denomi-
nati0rs-Sl and over-are of the same
siza as the lower denominations and the
tive-dolar stamp might be mistaken in
haste by some persons for the three-cen-
stamp, even though the colors DO no
coincide. The thres-c issue. to ny
mind. is perhaps pretty as any. being
Of a purple hue and finely executed. The
coloring % all Of our postage stamps Is
excel nj, and from my standpoint far
exrels those turned out by any other gov
ernment. The shades of our embossed
stamps on our envelopes are considered
very fine by experts.
envelopes also, put thesH up in lots
Of thirteen for collectors. Five cents IS
tie highest denomination of the envel-
ops, ana a complete SIT has a stamp
value of % cents, to which We add a few
MS for the paper.
Yes. Of the current issue % ordinary
postage stamps and envelopes W Il
during the course OF the year a great
many sets from the stamp window 70
home collectors and many more 70 for
eign7rs travelling through Washington.
4 full set OF the current issue below the
dollar denomination costs SLIT to
which may ha added the s. for the higher
denominations. IL cents FOR tn special
delivery Stamp and 81 cents for the set OF
stamped envelopes. making the total cost
of a complete issue of the governments
current postage stamps and stamped
a
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CURB QUOTATIONS.
Furnished by E. II. Chapman & Co &c. T.
rn!nnian, manacer,, members New York Stock
THE FOREIGN BANKS.

BERLIE. November 1.-Exchange on
London. 20 marks III pfenngs for checks
Discount rates-Short bills and three
months bills. J1a per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-01

The hand made watch trade of Eng
and is lang uishing.
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rf.,5 49,. " y
Urn ne ~ 40 -,
lS az vi, =: ~ 49, !. Er "
/ SICK Exchange and
TraEa
0
+ Anlatearq. Coope-..
Nm. or x Foundry
An. Car : +. pfd..
YIN. lee Securities.
An. Tornuo.ava
; Am Loco. nfd
I American Smelling.
IN. Smelling. Did
/ American Sugar.
Nm Tobacco. Dfd.
anaconda ......
AtcH.. Top. Il s. F..
/ AT. r. & s. F. pfd.
Atlantic Coas. Line.
baltimore 4 Ohio,
"a, o nliaS MINING -.
hFo"E! Fn X I. .
/ Can7d!an Pac.1c....
G.. c. 81 ST. L..
,'rUtra! F,eatrar
f. sent. Leather. pfd.
Chesa. 4, Obj3 =
ci!Cago Gra4f We,
Chi. Mi. & s, p
e. * y. "
Col FueI G. r-o,
Colorado Sou-bnrn
Gon:ol,dated Gas.
C1r, 81 oaucts-
49,, % uEts' PA.
=. " d t d Hudson
- L. q W .-..,.
1-'l d RIO c Ry.
- - -1!srs Securities
/ - common. $500.
Erie LIST pfd. ......
Er.=, "a pfd ........
General Electric. -.
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An Interna tional Stamp.

Hence. the same trouble arises as
regards ar Interchange Of postage
stamps between senders in this coun
try and our insular possessions as with
foreign countries. I'D this sugg asts the
issue and use of an international post
age stamp WhiCl would be coca il
any country. The idea of an iuterna-
tional postage stamp is good one,
though it is not a new Gne,s but for
various reasons which cannot now be
gone into. such an issue has not been
agreed upon by the different postal con-
presses. Consequently, ii il i de-
sired to send your CORE pendent in
any foreign country return postage
upon the reply you wish, sou 1liSt send
to him the necessary stamps Of his own
flag whereas an international postage
stamp would make this act "a easy as
it is now sometimes difficult - obtain
the stamps in this country of the coun-
try In which your correspondent re-
sides. Such convenience for CORE
spondents, however, ought ana 10 doubt
will in time be provided upon agree
nent with foreign postal admi'istra-
tons.
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Special and Other Issues.

"Of course there are from time to
time various exposition and special is
sues, which have an initial sale value
according to their various dcaomina-
tons. Stamps of the Columbian, Trans
Mississippi Pan american or Louisiana
Purchase series are no longer issued by
the department, and they nave been
withdrawn from sale at post Offices.
though stamps Of these series in the
hands of the public. as well as all other
ordinary postage stamps issued by the
United States since 1860 viii remain
good for postage indefinitely.
Many people think. because the Phil
ippines and the canal zone are posses
sions of the United States that our
ordinary stamps are good on mail mat
ter in these possessions. The rule.
however. IS that our ordinary postage
stamps are good for postage IN Guam.
Hawaii, Porto Rico and Tutuila. The
Philippine government has stamps of
its own, and the rule is that United
States postage stamps overprinted
philippines will not be accepted for
postage on matter mailed within tie
United States, and United States post
age stamps without the Philippine
oVerprint will not be accepted tur post
age in the Philippine Islands. There
fore, matter bearing stamps thus over
printed deposited in our post offices and
addressed for delivery in the Philip
pines, unless it bears the card request
of the sender. goes to the dead letter
office.
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NIX ~ MOL, 81
n az. :%;ola n
149 1JOa4 l-i9 los.
% $3.50. ..... ...
q a. = 10
pa. 2Sl. pa, aSl-
rs 198 ~ 7I2
ltl lb2 100 lblia
800 H. re I"-
1fI. 1ti, TSI, 1r1o
sDI1 $500.
~ 1890 s.'-.
90. .-.
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Closing Quotations.

A. The close of the stock market the
Io.io"lhg stocks had changed in price
since above quotations. there being no
man. ltHange III balance of the closing quota
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TRUST COMPANY sTOCH

American crynrilJ and Irust... 240 -.
National aCc................. $50 is
lIipu Trust Observation-Disclosures. llSh ~.
. .r -lnctun Loar md Trust. 1856 20
SAVINGS BANK STOCKS
lone Savings. Observation-Disclosures. 80 go
Merchants and Mechanics Savings 1877 800
Union SAVINGS. ofD
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FIGHTING THE MOORS

An illustrated letter from
special correspondent Of
The Star who is with the
French forces in Morocco.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-25
MUCHHELPW ANTED
BY Federal Government In Various
Departments Of the Service
Examinations Ordered.

The United States Civil Service
Commission announc an examlna-
lion on April 17.ls. 1907. to secure
eligibles from which TO make certifi.
cation TO fill vacancies as they may
occur in the position OF scientific as.
sistant In the Department OF Agricul.
ture, at salaries ranging from s60U
90 $4,000 per annum depending upoa
the experience and qualifications OF
appointees.
April l7.1S-To hll vacancies as
teacher in the Indian service. At
present there are three existing va
caHcies In the position OF female
teacher, at $500 per annum each. ouc
at Genoa. Neb. one at F5rt Lapvsi.
Idaho. aud one at Colorado Rive
School Arizona, the person 10 be sp.
pointed TO the last named position 10
possess musical ability.
April 2f--To fill vacsnciss as they
may occur In the position OF mono.
type machinist. al 5sih cents per hour
In the Government Printing Office. ~
be thoroughly familiar with and com.
petenl TO repair and care for mono
type type. citing machines.
April 24.-To al vacancy in the
position OF geologist in tho Philippine
service. al $500 per asnnum. aud
similar vacancies as they may Occur
in that service.
April 2i.-To I'll a Vacancy in the
position of IiiudOo interpreter at San
francisco. Cal. al seoa per annum
and similar vacancy at Vancouver.
H. G.. at 500 per month. in the Immi-
grafton Service. and similar vacancies
As ih y may occur In that service any
where In the United States
April 24.-To 6ll vacancies in the
pos lions Of assistant geologit anil
geologic aid in the Geological Survey.
II salaries ranging from 81 900 TO 81
600 per annum. as they may occur.
The Department estimates that ten
VIII be made at an early
late as a result Of this examination.
he salary depending upon the quaiia-
sations and experience Of the sligibles
secured
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-25

visors By the telephone and other pub.
lie service corporations.
II is announced that the prosecution
has reta ned an attorney TO proceed
to Honolulu and intercept Theodore v.
Halsey, who has bsen indicted on the
charge OF bribery, for the purpose Of
endeavoring to persuade Halsey to ap.
pear before the grand jury on his ar
rival here. Halsey Is now en- route
from Manila in charge Of detective
The prosecution Is momentariIy ex-
pecting to hear Of the arrest OF Louis
Glass. former manager of the Pacific
States Telephone and Telegraph com.
pany and Abraham X. DeWiler, Of To
ledo, Ohio against whom indictments
for, bribery were returned yesterday.
With the statement from Patrick
Calhoun. president Of the United Rail,
ways. that he would come here from
New York the prosecuting attorneys
Office has announced that he will be
given an opportunity to appear before
the grand jury.