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TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Isl
ans. via san Francisco. close here daily AZ Sis D.
a. Up TO January 3, Tor dispatch bg steamer Nippon
Marl.
Hawaii, via san Francisco close here daily al s:l5
o. M up to January I5 Tor dispatch by steamer Ala
media.
Australia texcept mails for West Australia. New
Zealand Samoan Islands and New Caledonia via
san Funcisoo close here daily AZ els p n. up 70
January B. for disIstch by steamer Floreric
japan, Korea. China. and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria, b. G., Ci0se here daily at
els p H. up TO January IS FOR dispatch b. steamer
Emrrlss Of OHM
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Ocean Stenmshins.

New York, Jan Arrived: Bluecher from
Hamburg. December Is: Furnessia from Glasgow.
December g Algeria, from Marseilles. December s..
Arrived out iceland at Antwerp: President
Grant at Hamburg; Caledonia. at Glasgow.
Sailed from foreign PORTS KronpFinzessn Cecilie,
from Bremen; Gsat WsldeTsee. from Plymouth; Re
public from Gibraltar.
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District Court.



No. IL In re extension Of Harvard street, Co
lumbia Heights, D. c.; order accepting and direct
ing jury.
No. 755 In re opening Of alley. square 2sA, Dis
trict Of Columbia; order Of publication.
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ACCUSES STATE TREASURER.
Governor of Michigan Charges Mall
feasance in Office.

EeNNAHCC Ah
lansing, Mich, Jan. L-Gov. Warner
fled to-day formal charges Of malfeas-
ance in office and gross neglect Of duty
against State Treasurer Glazier in depos-
;ting State funds amounting TO S6S5, ,5s7 In
the Chelsea Savings Bank, which was
closed by Bank Commissioner thinner
man early in December, as a result Of
Mr.. Glaciers financial difficulties.
The fling of the charges follows the
refusal Of Treasurer Glazier to obey GOV
warmers demand for his resignation. and
the governor cites Mr.. Glazier 10 appear
before him at Lansing and answer the
charges on January IT,
Mr.. Glszier has been critically Ill at
his home since the failure Of the bank,
and 1t is not known to-day whether or
not he viii be able TO appear OF the
date set for the hearing.
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LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lumba holding a Probate Court. No 1902. ad
ministration, This is 10 give notice that the sub
scriber. Of the District Of Columbia. has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters testamentary on the estate Of Robert z.
Donaldson late Of the District of Columbia de
ceased All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned % exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated. TO the
subscriber on OF before the 9TH DAY OF DECEAl
BER. A. b. 1908, otherwise they may by Law be
excluded from all benefits OF said estate. Given
under my hand this 9Th day Of January. 1903
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. GEORGE l. FLEMING Score
taTy. Attest. lSealJ JAMES TANNER. Register Of
Wills for the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court GEORGE L. FLEMING. Attorney.
JaS1j.4
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J. A BUTLER and C. w. STETSON. Attorneys
for Complainauts.
IL THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia Frederick 5 Gichner vs. The Tn
known Heirs. DeYisees or Alenees IF John WI
more Jr Equity. No. E469 The object Of this
suit Is to perfect the title Of complainant lots
90. Il, a. and the west 10 feet "a inches front
by the depth Il lot i9 IN the recorded subdivision
of Square East Of Square S., in the city Of Wash
ington d. c.. as said subdivision appears Of
record in the Office Of the Surveyor Of the District
Of Columbia In Book r. L. H., page J1i On
motion of the complainant. il IS this 9th day Of
December 1857. ordered that the defendants the
unknown heirs devisees or alienees Of John VII
more jT cause their appearance to be entered
herein Oh or before the first rule day occurring
two months after the first publication q this
order otherwise the cause viii be proceeded with
in case Of default. Provided this order be published
twice a month for two successive months prior TO
said return day in the Washington Law Reporter
and The Washington Herald, sufficient cause hav-
ing been shown 10 the satisfaction Of the court
for dispensing with longer period Of publication.
HARRY NJ CLABAUGH, Chief Justice. \ true
eopy-Test: lSealJ J. r. YOUNG, Clerk. By
WAlS. F. LEMON, Assistant Clerk. dell Is ias.Z2
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Equity suits.

No. 275s2 Ella Royal Williams vs. Walter Pres
colt Williams; maintenance. Attorney, ". L. Am
bf0se.
No Z7553 Julius q. jackson vs. Francis Dufy
jackson ct al; divorce Attorney, L. ;. McCslmont
No E55A Antonio CeTrigii0 IS. Marx A. ByTns
et al. injunction. Attorneys Tucker & Kenyon.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR ELECTRIC WIRING OFFICE
Of Building for National Museum. Library Of Con
gress. Washington. ID. g.. December 25. ls7.-Sealed
proposals for furnishing delivering and installing Ii
place complete the electric wiring required fos thS
new building for the National Museum IN this city
will be received at this Office until O'Clock T. m OF
TUESDAY the twenty first day OF January. 1893 anc
publicly opened Immediately thereafter. Speclfca
tons aud other information furnished on application
BERNARD r. GREEN, superintendent Of Con
strsction. dez5 z. =. jaG.5.sI3Hl5
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Criminal Court No. L.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

jU6lGCE oAAE
United States vs.. Timothy Emerson; housebreak-
ing; n0lle pros.
United States Us. Martha Thomas: grand larceny
plea Of not guilty withdrawn and plea Of guilty
entered; recognizance 500 for sentence taken.
United States vs. James Gallus grand larceny;
nolle pros
United States vs.. Thomas Brooks grand larceny
plea not guilty withdrawn and Plea guilty entered
remanded
United States vs. Joseph Albany HOUSEKEEPING
verdict guilty with recommendation to mercy
United States vs. Edwin NJ. Van Dyck ard Victor
G. Bloede violating section $40 Revised Statutes
United States; plea not guilty each, With leave to
demur b. February l5 1893; bail taken In sum Of
SIC, 900 each.
United States rs George L. GOodaTe; warrant
returned "cepi' bail for james l. Holmes taken in
sun Of $500
Assignments for to-day:
United States vs. Annabelle Thompson
United States vs. Harry II. Wilson.
United States vs. William \. Wyani
United States VS.. John Swan
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. 4sils Everett T. Rider exeost1T, ct al, vs..
Rians verdict for plaintiff for SlS attorneys Les
ter & Pricc-W. G. Gardner
so. ass72 81 Street Company vs. MahoBey
continued Attorneys. Bradley 6 Bradley.
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FLOOR OIL.

FOR PRIVATE AND BUSINESS HOUSES, FOR
neat glossy floors. use HUNTERS dust-killine
floor oil, 35e a gallon. Phone Main 5i0S o. drop
postal 10 lls Pennsylvania ave. NV Look for the
label &C T. Hunter" dell-u
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING

FURNITURE, BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C. MOVED
with care, packing and shipping a speciality.
KREIG'S EXPRESS I25i II ST. nW. Phone Alsin
Ai0 aust
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. O..
Washington. d. G. January 6. 9JS.-Sealed pro
Iusals viii be received at this Office until l. O'Clock
noon on the 18th DAY OF JANUARY, 1905. and
then opened for the collection and disposal Of ashes
from private residences, apartment houses with not
20 exceed four families and boarding houses and
lodging houses with not TO exceed . rooms in the
District Of Columbia for the period from February l.
1905 20 June 50, 1910. Blank forms Of proposal,
specifications and all necessary information may be
obtained az the Office Of the Superintendent OF Street
Cleaning HENRY i. f. MCFARLAND. HEN
RY /. WEST J. J. MORROW Commissioners,
d. G. ise6t
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
MIsCELLANEOUS-FOR SALE.
THE END OF THE SEASON
uEANTp

RANGES LATROBEs. AND HEATERS.
SIS Sextou's Grand Latr0be, full nickel slightly
damaged. but great heater, reduced To $500.
1883 Superb Latr0be sells regularly for SIS,
slightly damaged. and We viii sell the last one
for $500.
Silver Light Latrobe. one Of the handsomest
small Latrobes made. fun nickel hnish and a good
heater for small toOms slightly damaged, 20 sell
for 5000
$50 COAL RANGE FOR $50.
No 80 Novelty Kitchen Coal range. has extra
large oven, exceptionally iaTgc water BATH. high
warming shelf lower warming oven and sitter
CRATE. This is the best make of range we've
ever sold This particular range Is slightly dam
aged therefore We have reduced the price 10 5000
SAMPLES OF NESCO COAL HEATERS.
Made Of Steel Can't Break em.
. No. Nesco Coal Heaters reduced 10 s.
/ No. 10 Nesco Coal Heater reduced 10 $
No II Nesco Coal Heaters reduced to Sc
These are offered at a price less than cost Of
Production. We need the roum
OH. HEATERS.
4 few SAMPLES of oil heaters
No star Oil Heater. reduced 10 N.90
Nc . Regal oil Heater reduced 20 $50
Nc ] Grand oil Heater reduced To s. 30
SAMPLES OF GAS RADIATORS.
tube, extra high. fun nickel finish, 8 fun
ieveled Banner Gas Radiator reduced to 500
Extra large Banner with tubes, extra high
aluminium fnish with twelve fun Jewels. reduced
10 g.
All the above goods are guaranteed perfect work
ing stoves, and viii cheerfuy refund the purchase
price if these goods are not as represented.
This is yOr annual Opportunity
4. EBERLi'S SONS. us eth st. NV,
s'WhO Sell stoves"
Established ever half century.
ASST
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

I WILL PAY SO MONTH on LOAN or $50, IN
a legitimate and old established business; open TO
inspection. Address BOX II, Herald Office.
LUNCH ROOM DOING GOOD BUSINESS
owner leaving city; reasonable offer refused for
immediate sale. ll06 & ST. nw. ja7-3t
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ALEXANDRIA.
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN on D. c. REAL ESTATE;
lowest rates Of interest; payments principal in
amounts If 500 or more recsiYed at any interest
period THE +. Il. SMITH Co. Bond Bldg li0s
n Y. ave. iyl9-m, w,fs0t
MONEY TO LOAN ~ ANY AMOUNTS FROM
per cent 90 per cent on d. G. real estate
Every consideration shown borrowers.
The Harrison Realty Company,
Phone Main 5562 Sg q street y. w.
mhI3-tf
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate at lowest current rates of interest," special
uFirileges with respect TO prior payments TYLER
4 RUTHERFORD Uucl, 80 18th st. NV. ocStf
MONEY TO LOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
loans or replace old ones at lowest rates Of in
ierest All transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers. WM. II. SAUNDERS
& CO. liI + ST. NV. ocSd
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WITH BOARD.
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS
In Evans Bldg Ai6 TO 1924 y. Y ave; rental very
low including heat. light. and janitor service
Estate Of DANIEL 5 EVANS. ia \. y. ave. nv.
no litf
LARGE MODERN OFFICES IN THE MET
zerott Bldg. 1ll0lr2 + st. NV $3.50 per month,
including heat light, elevator, and lanitor service
no extras Ocl0u
FLEMING BUILDING l4l9 G. ST. NV; RENO
vaed throughout; lst floor suitable for stock broker
real estate; also excellent Office TO0ns, with best
Of iantog service; DO extras U25-u
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TENANTS GIVE UR,
Threats of Eviction Settle
Rent Strike.
MANY SETTLE WITH AGENTS

Others Who Continue the Fight
Against New York Landlords VIII
he DisDOssessed - MaFshaIs Are
Prepared for Trouble i'm Serving
Writs TO-day-Expect Settlement.
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FOR SALE-H0UsES.
MOORE & HILL (Inc. } ,

MOONEs q IlIIfk ilS. -
CAPITOL HILL-s-room house; lot . feet wide;
81 $50.
NORTHWEST house. near Ath and NJ;
large lot; $500.
NEAR 5TH AND L Nw.-7 rooms; side and rear
ales; good lot; 900.
SOUTHWEST rooms; rent so; $3.50.
JUST OFF EAST CAPITOL-Good little house
$500.
CORNER SOUTHEAST &c rooms lot "a feet
wide; $3.50,
HOUSE AND STABLE rooms very large lot
$3.50
|. NEAR sTH AND Nw.-s rcomsi $500.
NEAR LINCOLN PARKS rooms; $500.
NEAR UNION STATION. NE.-lO rooms: vey
deep lot a.ooo
NEAR STANTON PARK-6 rooms; good block
fine surroundings fine little home and Ie!y cheap
$3.50.
PLACE FOR LITTLE MoNEY-Price. $1,000
rent Sl20 a year: lot ls1lO.
MOORE & HILL (Inc.),
1888 g Street n. w.
Headquarters for Everything in Real Estate
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD has the
largest morning circulation in the Dis
tTict of Columbia. Remember The Herald
when placing legal advertisements.
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WALL PAPER,

We Wish TO SELL Our OYERsTOCK of
wall paper at q very low sacrifice Call and see
our stock F. C. NOLTE, s05 llth st. NV.
las-eOd.tf
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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; No EXTRACTING:
no Iaini eok, feel, act, and last longer than nat
urst teeth shunken faces made normal; PAINLESS
ulliEg. Dr. ]. L. WILSON. l20s 81. BW. Iny2s-sf
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Superfuous Hair, Warts. Moles,
STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE: WE STORE FOR 7jc A
load UNITED STATES STORAGE Co. 4ls-4N
i2 10Th st. nw. Phone Main l29. ja3-3ot
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ROOMS PAPERED 50 UP: SAMPLES
hgought; latest fall designs painting LIE PREUx.
bel sth ST. Phone y Sislm- lalSd
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK.

set Of Teeth and Gold Crowns. s. up: Gold FIJI
ings s. up Silver Filings. Soc Work guaranteed.
No T,in. Or. GEO. l. EDMONDS. $40 ST. nv.
jaItd
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL, 2sD STREET. NEW YORK.
T0ea m Diner Pullman Parlor.
1900 q. m. Buffet Parlor FiYe-h0ur Train
\ III "a a H. Diner Diner end end pullman paTior Car
l90 2. m. Diner and Pullman Parior Car.
200 ,. N. Royal Limited. All Pullman. Shour
g9 J.. N. Coaches 10 philadelphia,
59 90 p. N. Diner and Pullman ParloF.
20 ~ D. m Coaches 10 Philsdeiphia-
y 80 p. M Sleepers.
..AI ATLANTIC cry. rSO '9NO inSO a. m. rloO.
ANSAPoLIs. week days. 500 a. m, 1905 noon.
tA9, 5@0 ?. m. Sundays, 30 a. m, 80 p 70.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
lWeek days. Z % a m 10 500 ,. nj
TO BALTIMORE.
"a 81 5;Sz l2So, so T9O I'D. toao, ,ssS, ~ "
IS S !i999. ~. III 90 N, lzo noon ~ 70 4 ~ ~
s@ S 49, sS !s5o SsS ~ r5S SO w.. 1850
io-S5. ASo, IL IS p. m.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, .s:l0 a. H., sl:2z, $50 p. m.
.oSdNCiNNATI. ST. LOUIS and LOUISVILLE
Siig it}1 a. M = 70 ,. m, II 40 night. .,s.,o
night.
CLEVELAND. .sdO D. N
LlMbus. SO D. IN.
muhhLSNG, 'g:l9 a m., 80 2. N.
Nn,iiNCHhslER W 10 a. NJ, %. Is 90 p N a.,
,s FREDERICK. $50. tsIO. s9;l5 a. N, sl'9. is"S'
!HAGERsTowN, 1910 a. NJ, 800 p. m
1Dsly; Except sunday sounday only. ,
lELEIHONES AZ all Of the following Ticket VI
ave. Main rs; New Union Station: 1icket once.
Aaih i5SJ; Information Bureau. Main sSov
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FOR SALE-lOO NICE COATS AND VESTS. TO
NJ small men. al 81 and $50; overcoats Il 800
These goods are strictly all wool and tail0r-made
slightly worn All other goods reduced. CaIl and
them JUSTH'S OLD STAND 6ls d NV ia7-7t
FOR SALE-HUNTER, L HANDS. WEIGHT $50
pounds; takes any jump in Rock Greek Park;
sound and gentle; splendid dTTer Apply A. g.
BROOKE 202l 18th ST. NV. ia7-st
WHITE ASH FURNACE COAL. $50 PER TON.
Fridays, Saturdays and Mondays only, lZT g
tt. nv. Phone. main E4
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WASHINGTON.
GROCER.

Private Stock Whisky, sc a Quart.
Away above everything. JAS u. DONNELLY.
lith and sts- nv. Wines and Luncheon SDecisities
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MACHINE SHOPS

MACHINE SHOPS.
c.. w. FORSBFRG.
MACHINIsT AND BOILER MAKER.
Works and wharf, sJh and Watey SIS. sW. Branch
Office 18th and sts NV. Phones Main 75l and ~
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PAINTING. DECORATING. PAPERHANGING.
VIII bring samples to your home.
NATIONAL DECORATING co,
Ith and + sts. Phone 65l3 Main.
u0fsff
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-09
CYCLES AND SUBURBS.

ITO the frugal bread-winner," re-
marks the Bicycling World. "a differ
ence Of a few blocks or a few thousand
feet from the line OF transportation, or
even a half mile or a mile. should not
form a serious objection in the pur-
chase OF suburban property which is
satisfactory IN other respects. The bicy-
Gle or motorcycle offers a simple and
eminently successful method Of covering
distance and conserving time The en-
ployment OF either machine viii serve to
remove the objection which often seems
unsurmountable when the home IN Ques-
ton presents only the one drawback Of
inaccessibility- incidentally, the alert
real estate salesman may discover here
IN q suggestion which lie may apply 20
his own advantage"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-09
BRYAN'S MARRIAGE.

This is the way Mrs. William Jennings
Bryan relates a certain important event
IN the life OF herself and her husband
MANY persons caye remarked upon
the fondness Mr.. bryan shows for quot
ing Scripture. This habit is one OF long
standing as the following circumstance
SHOWS. The time came when IT seemed
proper for him 20 have a little CONVERSE
ton with my father. and this was some
thing OF an ordeal, as father was a re-
served man. In his dilemma Mr.. Bryan
sought refuge in the Scriptures, and be-
gan:
Mr.. Baird, 1 have been reading
Proverbs a good deal lately, and find
that Solomon says: Whose findeth q
wife findeth a good thing and obtaineth
favor OF the Lord"
Father. being something Of a Bible
scholar himself, replied:
- Yes, I believe solomon did say that
but Paul suggests that while he that
marrieth doeth well, he that marTieth
not doeth better.
This was disheartening, but the
young man saw his way through. Solo
mon would be the best authority upOn
this point rejOined Mr.. Bryan. because
Paul was never married, while Solomon
had a number OF wives.
After this friendly tilt" adds Mrs.
Bryan. in concluding her naive little
narrative. the matter was satisfac-
torily arranged"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-09
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, Aug. S.-The Sterling
market again turned weak today. de-
mand bills selling down 10 points to
4.S61z. The market was active and
lower. during the week. declining q
cent, Influenced by drawing of finance
bills and by pressure Of drafts against
balances and credits which were being
transferred TO this market from abroad.
The range for demand Sterling was
4.S67s TO 4S62s
Rates for actual business closed as
follows:
Sixty days, 1850. sos; demand. 4.S5Q
1880; cables 4.s660Q4 S665.
Commercia. bills were 4S37sG4S415.
Money on call today was nominaily
IA per cent The feature of the week
was the record of q of l per cent
touched on Monday, which was the
lowest rate for any time since the sum-
mer of 1904. The range for the week
was IL and q per cent. averaging
about l.
Time money was offered literally,
throughout the week. and also the de-
mand has been heavier than for some
time past; II is readily supplied. Rates,
per cent for sixty days, 2is per cent
Tor ninety days. "a per cent for four
months, 31z to go per cent for FIVE
months, and per cent for six months.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-09
NEW YORK GRAIN.

NEW YORK, Aug. S.-Wheat weaker:
qriet trade. No. 1 Northern Duluth to
arrive, L21ls; new No. ? red. T. O. b.,
lu54, No. 2 hard, new crop, f. o. b.,
L06ss; No. l, macaroni, f. o. b., 1.O7.
Exporters took u loads.
Corn scarce; strong. No. ., elevator.
IS, No. ,, f. o. b.. SSlk; nominal, No. .,
white. nominal; No. 2. yellow, =. o. D..
nominal.
rye dull; No. ., 81. + o. b.
bran. 100-lb. sacks, TO arrive. 25l0; mid
dlings, 800; city bran. 22.50 IN bulk;
" stern red dog, $3.50 to arrive; winter
wheat bran. in 100-lb. sacks, $50
Oats fat and unsettled; No. g. white,
co; No. 4. white 50: No. 2. mixed 50;
new white to arrive are selling at 5546z,
latter clipped.
Flour steady. but lifeless; gpring pat
ents. 595a650; spring clears. 420a4 20;
winter straights, 400a4.25; clears, 1850
$50; Kansas, Straights, sacks, 1905. 90;
Kansas clears 3.65QA25.
Rye flour steady; trade is slow. We
quote. 425d435.
Cornmeal firm; light supply; kiln dried,
for export, Alb; coarse meal. in bags.
165.
Hay-Receipts, $40 tons; steady; trade
is quiet prime timothy, So; No. /, so;
No. 2 SOdS5; No. S, 656t70
Straw steady; trade dull; long rye so.
Beef steady; moderate inquiry; family,
1700alT.75: packet. 1450a15.O0
Pork steady but slow; mess. 1850
1T-T5: family, 16.O0d16.50.
TallOw dull; city In hogSheads, 5 7-Is.
city, 9.25; refined continent, 100O. South
American, 10.75; refined Brazilian. kegs,
1925; city stearine, III; OleOstearine,
nominal; New York, u; Chicago. u.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-09
Is VICTIM
OF BALLOON FEVER
Auto Tour Founder Will Try
for Night Flight
Record.
Record.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. aug. a.
Charles J. Glidden. now that his annual
automobile tour is over. viii try for q
night record IN the air al VIII make
balloon ascension from Court square
IN this city next Tuesday.
The balloon viii be cut loose at {
o'clock in the afternoon and Mr.. Gid
den intends remaining in the afr well
into the Night and possibly until early
morning.
He is at Breton Woods IN the White
mountains. but win reach this city in
time for a banquet 10 be rendered him
at Hotel Worthy on Monday evening.
Mr.. Glidden VIII use the large balloon.
Boston. IN his ascension and It viii be
inflated under the direction OF Ernest
7. PEBBLES, Of North Adams
Charles R Culver Of this city, chair
man OF the committee on making the
arrangements for the balloon race here
July 4, has been trying 70 induce Mr..
Glidden TO make an ascension here for
some time. Last fan Mr.. Glide. ar
ranged to ascend here. but the weather
conditions were unfavOrable and the
flight ives given up.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-09
OKLAHOMA ENTERS
INTO hA. A. FOLD
State Association, With 200
Members, Joins the Ma
tional Body.

At a meeting OF the executive SOM
mittes OF the American Automobile As
ISOLATION held al national headquarters.
4S7 Fifth avenue. New York. Tuesday
afternoon, with President William II.
Hotchkiss presiding. the Oklahoma A.
tomobile Association, with about ae
members, was admitted to membership.
making the twenty-ffth State organi-
zation now affiliated with the American
Automobile Association, and there waE
also elected a long list of indivlouaf
members scattered throughout many
States
The continued rapid growth Of tina as
ISOLATION was brought out through the
report Of Secretary Frederick II. Elliott.
which was presented TO the COMMITTEES.
The seeretary's report shows thar more
than score Of newly organized auto
mobile clubs have been elected TO mem
bershiD since The last meeting OF the
executive COMMITTEES. The State assoc
Citations, with the newly elected clubs,
follow:
Newly Elected Members.
New York State Automobile Associa-
tion-Saratoga Springs Automobile CluB.
Automobile Club OF Cortland, Automo-
bile Club Of Oneonta, Niagara Falls
Automobile Club, Automobile Club Of
jamestown, Automobile Club Of GIenE
Falls, Riverside Motor Club, Automobile
Club OF Batavia.
sylvania-Automobiie Association
of Monroe County, Automobile Club OF
Franklin.
Massachusetts, - Lowell Automobile
Club, Automobile Club Of Wincnendol.
Fail River Automobile Club.
New Jersey-Elkwood Park Automo-
bile Association.
nneetcut-Automobile Club Of Rock
vile. Automobile Club OF WfIlmantic.
Minnesota-Automobil Club Of Was
eca. Brown County Automobile Club,
Rice County Automobile Club AAok2
Automobile Club, Rochester Automobile
Club. Austie Automobile Club. Kenyon
Automobile Club.
1t was further announced that the au-
tomobile clubs IN several middle West
arm and Southern States are now per
fecting State organizations which viii
shortly apply for membership in the
national body.