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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-05
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
prices quoted ars wholeaale.J

AiIlCeh QuOltu WnOitSale.l
Business yesterday on the Washington wholesale
market was fairly active and without noticeabls
changes in prices. Nearly all lines were firm at
the quotations.
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy, 2Asa5; do, Western
hrsts. ZaeJ; do. seconds aO2l; process fancy. Ola
IN; do. fair 20 good l9a2O: dairy, choice HAS
good. Is; store-packed fresh. Halls.
CHEESE-Aiarket firm and active on all kinds
New York State factory. large. lysal4; do, small
Old Halih; do summer. spall l2lzal3: Virginia. TO-
EGGS-NSar-by fresh Virginia. loss Of III aver.
age II. West Virginia and Southwest Virginia ".
Tennessee. II; North Carolina. l6d ducks t.
LIVE POULTRY -Chickens. fancy lsa2D: winter
22a25: spring Sa30. hens. l2l1 ROSTERS :: ducks
large. l0all do small. o. geese Sal0; turkeys TOMS
per b., L. do. hens. l3ali; do thin 10; keats 10
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys hens. undrawn.
pr h.. Is; do average undaWn, Il; d. thin.
l0ai2; toms. IA; chickens spring large, 30: small
Sa3o; hens, choice, l3aii ROSTERS. Q; ducks lOa2
geese. aal0
DRESSED MEATs-Hams. country, sugar cured.
l2A1L
NEGETABLES-Potatoes. home grown, per bushel.
STATS; new per Dbl. L00a25O; McComack Der
bushel, 0a65; sweet potatoes. per bbl 4Ooa5. 90;
vans. per Dbl, 35oa400; asparagus per dox.
4.00as00 cabbage. per cwt. S0a90. early. YorK. per
Dbl. 75al0O; South Carolina 3Oa5O each celery.
Florida. per crate. 2Coa25O; do per bunch. 50a75
cucImbers. Florida. per basket. 75a2OO; nearby.
rer basket. ma75; egg plants per crate. 25la3 %:
kalc per bbl., 6Oa75; lettuce. home grown per bbl
l5al.Oo; do, Florida. per basket, L25aL75 onions.
Bermuda, Der crate. L75a2OJ do Texas, per crate.
LES: do, Ohio. per bushe sOa9O; peas per basket.
75al25: home grown. per Dbl. 250a30O; rhu.
barb. per bunch lOOa2OO radishes per 100 sOaI %;
string beans. green per basket. 3OOa4OO: tomatoes,
F1oridn. fancy, per crate. 2OOa1B.
GREEN FRUITS-Oranges. Florida. bright per
box 2&; do, russets rs; California navels. 22a
265; grape fruit, Florida, per box 3:50a4Og; cram
berries per Box 2OOa35O; do, per barrel, SoOa6Oo
peaches Florida, per crate, aOOa3OO; eantaloupes,
per crate, 200a250. Strawberries 4as: pineapples,
per crate. 2T5a30o; peaches Florida. per crate
20a3.O; huckloberries, per quart. l0al5.
SUNDRIES-Beeswax. p: tallow. 4: honey. white.
Clover lib. new. Is; do 2lb new. lbal2; ginseng,
Ter h.. 5.cOa6o0: Seneca, per H.. 20 Golden Seal
AOai5; Pink. llals; Mandrake 2a5; Snake Root. s.
GRAIN-Wheat, Southern grade, Sass; ne
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New York. June Mooney ou call a. the stock
exchange to-day opened az Ia Per cent; highest
Ia; lowest, IL; closing. rs per cent Most Of the
leans were At "a per cent.
Time money was plentifully offered but lenders
showed a preference for putting their money out
for the shorter periods. rates for which we're still
further lowered. Rates were TO % DIR cent foT
sixty days. and 2ik per cent for ninety DAYS. q.
20 per cent for four months 81 % 81 per cent
for five months. 81 10 81 per cent for six months
~ 20 Ga per cent for over the year
Mercantile paper was characterized by a fan
demand foT the better quality and n moderate
output Rates - 10 { per cent for sixty and
ninety DAYS. Endorsements: Z 30 ~ per cent far
choice four and six months. single names: Der
cent for others less well known.
Sterling declined IS points for demand Sixty
days. AS555ais55O; demand is6D0aIs7; cables. 4s78
h4s7SO; commercial bills were LSinaisiA for ninety
days 4si5sal.S5 Tor sixty days. Grain and cotton
bills were scarce.
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

First Lieut. PELHAM u. GLASsFORD. second
Field Artillery. will proceed 20 Fort Riley for
duty during practice march
Capt. JOHN II. WHOIII-Y second InfantrT viii
assume charge Of construction Wurk az Fort
Thomas. Ky. relieving Capt. JAMES T. BELL
SoCund Infantry.
Col JOHN l. CHAMBERLAIN. inspector general
- relieved from treatment AZ the Army and Navy
General Hospital. Ho; sprugs ARK
First Lieut. JOHN ]. FULMER Seventh Infantry
relieved from duty on recruiting scrTicc Fort
Sioc1lIn and win proved % Fort Wayne. Mich.
Aai RUDOLPH g. EBERT Medical Corps. now
IN this city having completed bis examination
foT r-u,noti0u. viii proceed 20 Vancouver Bar
racka Wash.
First lieut. FRANK W DAWSON. Nineteenth
Infantry, viii assume charge Of construction wuri,
az Fort McIntosh, Tex, relieving FIRST Lieut.
JULIAN l. DODGE Nineteenth Infantry
The leave q absence granted First Lieut.. NOBLE J..
WILEY, Fifth Infantry. Is extended one month.
The leave Of absence granted Lieut., Col. LOUIS A.
Ia GARDE. Medical Corps. Is further extended
20 and including June a. 1905.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. June f-Folowing arc the official prices
at the principal commission houses:
BUTTEB-Creamery. fancy, Tcr h.. 2a25; imi-
tation. Eal9; Maryland aud pernTlYania rolls,
l6al7 store-Tackcd Ohio. l6; do West Virginia l6
Maryland. Virginia. and Pennsylvania dairy prints,
IT,
LIVE P0ULTRY-srrng chickens PER pound.
large. oa22; do. small 10 medium 25a29 old hens.
heavyweight. 1871; ducks. puddle large old 8; do.
old Musccyy and mongrel, 9; Pekns TO-
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania ard nearby frsts
1914 Eastern Shore, Maryland and Virginia, i6h
Western frsts. l6i4; West Virginia. l61.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by r. +. Hutton & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and tbs
New York Cotton Exchange. g. Bowie Chapman.
manager 1901 + street northwest
New York. June 4.-COtton opened steady at a
decline Il 5a7 points in response to lower cables,
and Notwithstanding talk Of further foods IN
Western and Central sections Of the belt ruled
easy during the early session. Prices sold of 70
g net decline q about Y points.
As the session progressed the news from the
outside became more and more bullish. Damag-
ing rains were reported in Mississippi while the
forecast fOT the bclt generally indicated unsettled
conditions. Only in the Carolinas and Georgia Il
appeared. was tho crop enjoying prupitiOus me
tcoroogical conditions and the local trade ap-
parpnty was considerably impressed by the less
favorable outlook. Prices began 10 Advance after
the noon hour. and before long the entire list was
selling well above last nights closing levels
Receipts az the ports were 1000 bales. against
ssT last week and g. i last year. For the week,
s. 90 bales against 65S last week and 3OOS5 last
year Receipts az New Orleans were lOl4 bales.
against LOT last year.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. June i-CATTLE-R Receipts. a2O
sides
OALVBS-Reccipts, 20. Steady Common 10
prime vcals 5OOaLOo: city dressed veals. sibali
drrsscd hutiemilks. 7asls country dressed. 7as.
SHELL AND LAMBs-Reccipts, $500 sheep
steady. Prime and choice lambs. veal. othcrs IA
cents lower. Sheep. 4ooa5oo; ellls, 200; lambs.
762itas00
HOGS-ReceiptN 200 Steady. Pennsrlvania
and New York State hogs. 6OoaslO pigS b.2ja5. so
Chicago. June A-CATTLE-R eceipts 5OO Mar
kct l0al5 lower. Prime heeves g. 5Os7 %. r,o,r 20
medium. 6.loa6fj: stockcrs and feeders a l,s ca
cows and hcifen. 34oa360; Gamers. 2i5a3 so.
Texans. 4ea6oo
HOGS-RcCriUts. . 900 Market steady Tirb+
6l5a555. rough. 5O5a5 D; mixed. 5ga5. 50. 49,
b35a5.55, high PIGS. 33h40 '''
SHEEP-ReceiPts. 1900 Market lOals lo,,.-
Native and Western sheep, 3.o0ai co.
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Mr.. WILEY BETTER.
Takes Journey to Hot Springs with
Benefit, Says Message.

kilograms received in Washington last
night stated that Representative A. A.
Wiley, OF the Second Alabama district.
who left this city on Wednesday for Vir-
ginia Hot Springs. hoping to improve his
health at that resort, stood the trip very
well. and added that there appeared 10
be some Improvement IN his condition.
Col. Wiley has been suffering from in
fammatory rheumatism and. prior 70
leaving for the Virginia resort. ne was
confined to his room at the Metropolitan
Hotel for eleven weeks.
His son, Lieut.. Noble J. Wiley OF the
army. who was summoned from Cuba
as a result Of his fathers Illness, and his
brother. Capt. o. c. Wiley, Of Troy, Ala,
accompanied Col Wiley TO the springs.
Rumors were circulated last night that
Col Wiley had succumbed 10 his Illness
en- route to the resort. but the kilograms
received later in the evening set these re-
ports at rest.
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ApN hAduc publC.
Thomas j. Fisher & Co. have sold to
Charles d. Drayton the s5-foot lot on
the south side of NewIands street, Chevy
Chase, Md, for Mrs. Ella NJ. Drew. Mrs.
Drew bought the lot from Fisher & Co.
about three months ago, and now sells
II for an advance Of nearly $500.
The same company has Also sold for
the estate Of G. G. Vest the property To-
Gated at the northeast corner OF Seventh
and Pomeroy streets northwest for about
$4,000. The property consists Of seven
two-story brick houses on Pomeroy street
two stores on the corner, occupied as a
drug store and Chinese laundry, and
three two-story houses on Seventh street
The entire lot is 50 feet On Seventh street
and l45 feet on Pomeroy street
Alexander Millar. the builder recently
made the following sales OF improved real
estate: To w. w. Jermane. the house
at 10 Bryant street northwest for $500;
10 w. w. Curtis. the house at S642
Eleventh street northwest. for s, 500. and
70 II. V. Ostermayer. the house at 36A
Eleventh street northwest. for A.UO. In
each instance the buyer Is said to have
bought the property as a home
Stone a Fairfax announce the sale Of
the brick and stone apartment house al
1914 Irving street The property is one
Of five apartments erected for Mrs Char
lotte Daley by Harry Wardman. from
plans prepared by A. H. Beers. The pur-
chaser viii retain tho property as an IN
Yestment.
The property generally known as the
Wright Place. on the road between the
Georgetown pike and Kensington. Nd.
has been sold at auction 10 3. Frank
Saul, for $1OS64, or about SO an acre
The trustees under whose order the sale
was made were w. Mosby Williams. +.
Walter Brandenburg, and Edwin A. New
man.
Boss & Phelps have sold for Miss Min
ME Hawke and Mrs. B. l. Saxton. the
residence at 1926 University place. 10
local business man, who will occupy Il
as his residence next fall The house
contains ten rooms. The lot is IS feet
wide by 80 feet deep. The price paid
was $3.50
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Is Bryan Doomedf
From the Phnndelphia Public Ledger.

From the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
A Democratic candidate. in order to win
under present conditions, must draw the
full Democratic vote, in addition to the
elements which are represented by Hearst
and Watson, and must also attract some
voters who have been weaned over 20 the
Republican party. Bryan is the one man
who cannot draw Republican votes. He
is doomed 10 defeat, because Taft will
draw the, full Republican strength, and
because Bryan will ALLEVIATE large ele-
ments usually classed as Democratic. and
not attract any voting strength from any
other quarter WI ateyer.
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New York.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per cwt.. 6Ea6Oo; butcher. I5Oa
500; common, 2o0a300.
H0GS-Per cwt gross 66Sa575; ordinary prr
cwt.. jO0a5.G.
SHEEP-Prime. iCoasO0; common. 25Oa3OO.
thanksgiving 6i8a7
CALVES-Prime. per ID. 7aTiS; medium. 63Sa7.
grass. 3a4.
cows-Prime. fresh, each lOOOag0W; common.
D.OoaS0OO old and dry. sOOalOOO
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1908-06-05
Treaties rlth Britnin in Force

Secretary Of State Root and the Right
Hon. James Bryce, British Ambassador
to the United States. yesterday exchanged
notifications Of three treaties ratified by
the Senate several weeks ago. The con-
ventions We're the Canadian boundary, the
inland fisheries, and the general arbitra-
ton treaty.
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DEFINES THE FOWL HOLIDAYS
War Department Decides Yexed
Question, when TO Serve Chicken.


Great Joy among the bluecoats In Uncle
Sans standing army and an apprecia-
ton Of prices in the poultry market will
undoubtedly follow the issuance OF an
order that came out OF the War Depart
ment yesterday.
Pausing for the uonce in their task OF
preparing plans TO move against possible
foes Of the future. the Office warriors in
the War Department promulgated a proc
lamation having a bearing on the appli-
cation OF national holidays" 70 dressed
chicken and turkey
Dressed chicken or turkey being a part
Of the garrison ration on holidays IL
was up TO somebody TO decide Just what
are holidays. There IS but one holiday in
law, but many in practice. In accordance
with the terms OF the order issued by the
Acting Secretary of War which also
bears the signature OF Maj Gen. J..
Franklin Bell. Chief OF STAFF, and Adit.
Gen. Henry p. Mccain. dressed chicken
and turkey VIII be served az army posts
on New Years Day. Washington's Birth
day, Memorial Day. July (. Labor Day,
Thanksgiving Day. and Christmas Day.
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ORDERS ARREST OF BAILEY.
Honduras Expected to Surrender
Man Wanted in New York.

The Honduran government has ordered
the arrest of F. G. Bailey, former presi-
dent OF the Export Shipping Company. and
the detention OF the steamer Goldsboro
and her cargo. Bailey and the steamer
are at Tel4 Honduras
A request for the arrest and the extra
dition Of Bailey TO New York for trial for
larceny was made through H. PerclvaI
Dodge, American minister. a few days
ago. There Is no extraditiOn treaty be-
tween the United States and Honduras,
although one is in process of negotiation,
but Il Is believed here that Honduras will
eXtradite Bailey, after all the facts in the
case have been communicated to the Hon
duran government.
Bailey is charged with loading the
GoldsborO with a large cargo OF miscel-
laneous goods used in establishing a min
ing camp. and sailing away from New
York without paying for IL.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY + F. Hutton & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board Of Trade. G.. Bowie Chapman man
agcr. 1901 street northwest.
Chicago. June At was an exceedingly dull day
IN The domestic wheat markets. With the news mostly
bcarish ard prizes ruling al agreeable decline
The weather over the corn belt was reported some
what better the Liverpool cables were lower. and
commission houses were free sellers Only the
strength q the cash situation favorable 20 com
values. and this not enough TO hold them above
last nights levels One 81 the most prominent Of
on this cereal.
Oats were easy In sympathy with the other cereals
The situation was practically unchanged However,
nothing more than a narrow market for the next
several days was anticipated.
Provisions were dull
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Navy Orders.

Lieut.. Commander O. W. HOLSTER. detached duty
in charge of the navy recruiting station Buffalo
SC. 20 Charleston az executive officer
Lieut. Commander r. L. RUSSELL detached
Charleston. 20 holne and wait orders.
Lieut. r. SPEAR. retired. PLACED the retired list
Lieut. J. W. SCHOENFELD. 10 duty navy recruit
ing station Buffalo y. Y.
Lieut. I. ID. BURNS. detached Brooklyn. 20 In
diana
Ensign d. P. WICKERSHAAI. detached Nebraska,
10 louisiana
MidshiImen J. d. SMITH. W. c. OWEN. and G..
X. CALHOUN detached Naval Academy. "a
Albany via Prairie.
Midshirman r. C. wALIiNG. detached Naval
Academy to Salem.
Mdshipmen c. c. THOMAS and ]. F. McCLAIN.
detached Naval Academy 10 MARYLAND
Midshipman NJ B. WILLErT, detached Naval
Academy 20 Chester.
Mdshipmen r A BURG and II. De F. BUR-
DICK, detached Naval Academy 20 Kentucky
Mdshipman f II. CoNNOR. detached Naval
Academy 20 Minnesota
MidshIman H. f. d. DAVIS. detached Naval
Academy 20 Rhode Island.
MidshiTanan A. C. DIBRELL. detached Naval Acad-
envy. to West Virginia
MidshiTman T. \. THOMPSON IT.. detached South
Dakota, 70 Minnesota.
Assistant Surgeon J. A. BIELJo, detached Naval
Hospital. Portsmouth. y. H., to Solacc.
BoatsWain J. T. HOPKINS. detached Naval Station,
Guantanamo. 10 home and wait orders
Chief Gunner h. Z. MIDDLETON. detached Brook
lyn, 20 Hartford.
Gunner G. G. NEUSIANN, TO Olympia.
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7saSO corn. sheIled. white sOas5 do. yellow SOaS5;
do. car. 3Z5aL00: oats Western white No. 3 6lA
| Is; do. mixed 5Sa00
| WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed, free Of burs,
pr h. 2Oa22; Wool unweshed. free Of burs per h.,
Hairy wool. bury per h.. l5al6; Hides. green.
per H.. 5: do, dry, per h., sa9; Sheep skins,
green. each 75as5; do. dry eac 25aC9; calf skins.
green. each. l0Oai3
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Regular call. Il O'Clock noon:
Washinston Railway and Electric Is. 1000 al
oV1s NVO at SA $1,000 at sOS. $1,000 at sos. 5000
at 9& $1,000 at sou. 900 at sos. 81 GOO AZ sos.
$1,000 at sos. $1,000 at sOA 5000 at sou
Capital Traction az l26
Washington Railway and Electric common, 10 At
3ih
Washington Raihs-y and Electric preferred, at
Slh, az sl%, az sl%
Washington Gas. . at 6sH. g ut 665s. q at 66M.
. AZ G6ls, . az 66l4 o at 66it
Ben Telephone Of Pennsylvania, 4 at 81, at 81.
Mergenthaler Linotype at 2oOh s at zoo
Lanston Monotype 100 at lO%
After oall-United States coupon 2s. 81 800 AZ ln3z
United States registered 2s $3.50 al 1851
Washington Railway and Electric d. 81 900 At sOE
Following are the closing quotations on yesterday 4
stock prchongq.
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DECLINES In MARKET
Union Pacific and Reading
Weakest on the List.
RALLIES ARE QUITE FEEBLE
Active Stocks Close at About n Point
and Half Lower Than on wednes-
day-Bond Issue of Union Pacific
VIII BE Larger Than Anticipated.
No Change in London Discount.

New York. June A-The decline in the
market which. following the sharp ad-
vance on Monday. set In on Tuesday
made further progress to-day, proceeding
CT more rapid pace than at any other
time since II started, and showing an en-
tire lack OF support such as had before
been encountered in some of the leading
issues.
The opening was irregular. but with
losses predominating in the leading ac-
tive stocks. and although sharp rally
occurred after business had been under
way for a short time, this did not last
long, and by the end of tho first hour
tho whole market was well below last
nights closing level, although there was
an absence Of selling pressure that left
doubt as 10 what reaction the next move
would take.
Period of Dizziness Follows.
A period OF dizziness ensued, during
which, however, the rallies were quite
feeble, and In the last hour the down
ward tendency became quite pronounced.
and the close. showing In many OF the
active stocks losses Of one and half
points or more. was at practically the
lowest level OF the day
Union Pacihc's net loss was three and
hve-eights points, while Reading declined
three points, these two stocks being the
most active and tho weakest on the en-
tire list
In neither was there any sign Of sup
port. and in both there was heavy selling
from a number Of sources.
Official announcement was made Of the
sale TO a banking syndicate. constituted
as forecasted in the morning newspapers.
OF S5O000.000 first lien and refunding 4
per cent bonds OF the Union Pacific Rail-
road. the amount being 100000 greater
than most people in Wall street had an
ticipated. The bonds are to run for 100
years. and II Is understood that they will
be offered for subscription at a price OF
about 9515 and interest IN the near future.
shut Down Galleries.
There was a good deal Of discussion OF
the possible meaning Of the change re-
Gently made in the Reading board OF
directors. but the probability is that the
temporary shutdown Of the collieries and
the announcement that the dividend would
not be increased were the most iniiuen-
tial factors making for a decline in this
stock
Nothing transpired in the way OF addi-
tional reductions in the prices of iron
and steel products. but It was generally
expected that the market for other lines
would speedily follow the market for
steel and iron bars.
No change was made by the Bank Of
England In its discount rate and the
weekly statement OF the institution was
not remarkable In any respect.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by T. F. Hutton & Co..
members q tho New York Stock Exchange G.
Bowls Chapman. manager. 1901 + street northwest.
Sales 90 noon. ....-.... 25O,I5S shares
Total sales. .......... 604.6 shares
Cali money; High, ia, low. IL; cI., q. .
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New York. June 4-WHEAT-Weaker: quiet No
Northern Duluth. new crop. 70 arrive. l.liA; No
2 red. T. a b.. spot. L02; No. 2 red T. o. b., 50:
No. hard, new crop. {. o. D.. Los: No. macarol
&c. I. O. b No 2 macaroni %.
CORN-Lifeless No. 2 elevator, 7s: No . I. O.
b.. Is. nominal; No white. f. o. b.. nominal; No.
| yellow T. o. b., nominal.
RYE-DuIl; unsettled No q &c. I. o b.
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Z. s. Mnrine Corps.

Second Lieut.. NJ E sHEARER, to Washing
ton d. c.. on June l. 1905 for examination Cor
promotion.
Second Lieut. J. NEWTON. detached headquar-
tiers United States Marine Corps. 10 marine
barracks. navy yard. Norfolk. Va.
First Lieut. WILLIAM BRACKET. granted one
week extension Of leave.
Capt G. c. CARPENTER. detached marine bar
racks. nSyy yard Boston, Mass, to special
duty Naval Prison. that station.
Capt H. c. BISSETT. 10 Washington. ID. C., on
June ?, 1913, for examination for promotion.
Capt. y. c. MDOUGALL. report 10 major gen
crnl. commandant Washington. d. c., for spe-
cial duty.
Capt, II. l. ROOSEVELT. A. Q. NJ, to Wash
ingtOn. d. c.. examination for promotion.
Capt l.. NJ HARDING. detached command ma
rine barracks. Sitka. Alaska. 10 command ma
rine barracks, naval station New Orleans. La
Second Lieut. n. A. EASTMAN, detached United
States Marine Barracks and School Of Apph-
cation, Annapolis. Md. % duty marine bat
talon, Isthmus Canal Zone. Panama
Second Lieut. +. A. CAPRON, detached United
States Marine Barracks and School q Appli-
cation, Annapolis, Nd 10 duty marine bat
Italian, Isthmus Canal Zone. Panama.
Second Lieut.. T. II. DRERS. detached United
States Marine Barracks and School Of April
cation. Annapolis Md. to duty marine bat
talon. Isthmus Canal Zone, Panama
First Lieut.. C. F. WILLIAMS. detached marine
barracks navy yard New York. TO duty marine
battalion. Isthnns Canal Zone. Panama.
First Lieut. j. A. ROSsELL. detached marine
barracks navy yard Washington, D. c., to
duty marine battalion. Isthmus Canal Zone.
Panama.
First Lieut.. n. p. CREECY, detached marine
barracks. Second naval district Newport r. L.
to duty marine battalian. Isthmus Canal Zone.
Panama.
First Lieut.. E. A. GREENE. ordered to appear
for examination for promotion June s. 1905.
Capt T. NJ. BANNON. ordered 10 appear for ex-
animation Cor promotion on June e. 1908
First Lieut. w. T. HOADLEY detached marine
barracks. navy yard. Washington d. c. TO
duty marine battalion. Isthmus Canal Zone.
Panama.
Capt w c. HARJEE TO navy yard, Norfolk
Va. for temporary duty as captain Of Marine
Corps rife team
First Lieut. T. H0LCoMB, IT,. 10 camp Perry.
Ohio, TO participate IN competition for places
on international rife team on June l0-l3, 1903
First Lieut.. F. A. GREENE 10 Camp Perry
Ohio. to participate in competition for places
on International rife team on June lo-l3. 1908
First Lieut. II. B. CREEPY. orders q June l,
1903. revoked.
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