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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-01
WHERE SAILORS
Continued from Page y

more slowed away on various boats
for the Coast. seven or eight are
working on the fertilization at Dia-
mond Head, and seven or eight are
now cumming around the streets.
This number has been augmented
by the deserving of fifteen men from
the Atlas, the ship that is now ut
Kahului These men are Union
men and do not wish to so around the
Horn. and therefore deserted. The
Edward Scwall has notice posted
in the Office of the Shipping Commits
sioner to the effect that Twenty-Five
men are wanted to sign on the veg
sell Twenty sailors are wanted and
a carpenter and boatswain.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-01
IN FOREIGN PORTS
Wednesday,. hpril 1,

Wednesday, April /.
SAN FRANClSCO-Sailed April ]:
Am. bk. Andrew Welch, for Homo
lulu.
SEATTLE-Arrivcd April I:
Am. schr Alice Cooke, hence Mich. 3
HONOIPU-Arrivcd April /:
Am. schr. Defender, from San Fran
cisco.
SAN FRANCISCO-ArriyCd April I:
$. S. Hilonian, hence March "a.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-01

Mr. and Mrs. a. A. Young wcrr
among the Alameda passengers who
left for San Francisco today.
The Board Of Supervisors viii hold
q regular meeting this evening.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-01

Why is Tansan used by practically
everyone on the Pacific Ocean in pref.
crenCe to all others. Because II is the
best and cheapest mineral water on
the market.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
GASHRETURNED TO TREASURY
Banks Promptly Answer Call for
Federal Deposits.
Funds Sufficient TO Move Crops Are
Left Intact in West
and South

Although fun reports from the sub
treasures had not been received at the
close Of business yesterday, It Is pre-
sumed by the Treasury Department Off
cials that the entire sum OF approx
mately st5.o9o.600 affected by Secretary
COrtelyou's recent call on the national
banks has been returned TO the Treasury.
The withdrawal OF these funds from the
banks and their return 70 the Federal
Treasury VIII raise the available cash
balance TO approximately SZ50. .000. COO, while
the total amount left In the banks to the
States. exclusive OF the accounts OF dis
burs,ng officers. viii be about &IJ7. .0o0. .100-
In making the Withdrawals. Secretary
Corteiyou has been careful not to tn-
pose a hardship on the banks. OF. rather,
upon the business interests IN the places
where the deposltary banks are located.
Although the withdrawal makes a hOri-
zoEtal draft on all the depositary banks
OF 60 per cent. exceptions have been made
where necessary IN order 20 leave no de-
pOsitary with a government deposit of
less than $4,000. For example. Il a bank
has been holding a deposit OF $50 900. only
$1,000. and not 60 per cent oi the entire
deposit. is withdrawn under the call
Furthermore, the call does not affect
banks holding government deposits Of
$4,000 or less. The effect OF this policy
IS 20 leave the maximum deposit in
money at the country banks IN the West
and South. where funds VIII soon be IN
demand tOr crop moving.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
SORROW FOR ZEPPELIN.
Thousands Regret Second Accident
TO Huge AirshIP.

Berlin. July 15.-Sorrow and disappoint-
nent almost comparable 20 that felt az
a national defeat has overtaken Germany
az the news that Count Zeppelin has been
compelled to postpone Indefinitely his
projected twenty-four-hoUr fight IN his
airship.
Thousands Of persons had focked to
the towns and cities along the projected
route and the whole nation was con-
WINGED that the wonderful aerostat which
has been hailed as inaugurating Ger
many's supremacy IN the air would come
triunpnautly out Of the test. which was
10 decide whether the government would
buy r.
The damage to the airship which caused
the abandonment Of the trial yesterday
was speedily repaired. It being trivial.
and to-day. IN spite Of a pouring rain,
which made the conditions most unfsvOT-
able. Count Zeppelin. probably with the
idea OF not disappointing countless thou
sands OF spectators. decided 10 start the
vessel It was accordingly taken out, and
was being towed past its enormous shed
preparatory 10 ascending. when violent
gust OF wind caught the monster, broke
the sheds mOoring ropes. and drove the
two huge structures together with q
crash audible a mile away.
4 great rent was torn In the front OF
the balloon, and the ragged covering
dapped violently in the wind
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
RYE-Fm No. 2 f. o. b. 81.
PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. July I5-Foilowing are the Official
pricas established ty the Frgit and Pr0duce Asso-
ciztion-
BCTTER-CrcamerT. fancy. per pound. n: imi-
tatcn Isa10. Maryland and Pennsylvaniz rolls lssa
II. store-packed Ohio. 1sl4aE: do. West Virginia
lssa17; Maryland Virginia ST Pennsylvania dairy
prints. lsi5al7.
EGGS-Maryland Pennsylvania. and nearby nrSts
~. Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia, III
Western hrsts. ~: West Virginia, L.
LIVE POULTRY-Srring chickens pr lb.. large.
Isal9; small. lsa7; old hens. heavyweight, lZisaI
spring ducks. large. p; old ducks. 9al4
POTATOES-Nev Norfolk per bbL No ! Z50a
275s do. Rappahaunock. per large Dbl. 250a2s5; /;
do. pcr small bbL. 2eoa2Z5; do. YORK River. per
bbl. primes. 25oa265: DO. Eastern shore, Maryland
GREEN FRUITS AND vEGETABLEs-Auples
early harvest per bbl-. fancy LooaL25: do. small
common. 5as75; do half-bbl bas Saso; DO. New
YORK. assorted. per b5L L75a3oo: biackberres East
en Sh0rc. Maryiand- per ct. 3a5: DO. Rappahan-
u0cE. ner bucket. 2ozZ5: do. Patuxent ga2s: cab
baee. native. Per 100. Z5oa3-5o; do. Eastern Shore
per crate, 75alZ5; corn. green. Virginia bbl Lo9a
80; cucgmbers No-fok. per bbl-. soa75: eEEDants
florida. pe- Cste. 50: huckleberriss. Eastern
Shore per qt-s 5as; do. Maryland and virginia per
bsczet- 2la25i peaches, Maryland and Virginia Der
box. soa75, rsspberies. nd pr pt IA: do per ot
7a9; do. black psr 1t. sac; tomatoes Potomac per
siz-has- carrier. 2aso; do. Norfolk. pr tw0-bas
carrier 5oz59s do Rsppahaunock per six-sas. car
rier- 3a50; waternelons FlGrda. each 5s29: onions
<eursglTazia, ye-l0E. Per S1s.. s1a6a
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. July E-SCGAR-The local market for
raw sugar hslting ss rehners were not disposed
70 by AZ rrerafng quotations. Values were there
fore more less nominal with centrifugal 8 test
s9 test ar 16l Refined sugar duh. but unchanged
The London market fdr beet sugar was I'D lower
NAV AL STORES-The Fcueral rsn q business in
spirits tI.rueutine vas moderate with tone about
steaiy. and common 70 sod strained quoted At Al
AZ SaTarrah the market Was frn al "a Rosin
vas steady az 81 f1r common TO good strained
Tar held steady, but unchznTed-
MILL FEED-Firrn. more active. Spring bran in
lo3 Ih SACKS. 70 arrive 2.35; middlingz. &s5 city
bran. E-a In bulk. Mestfm red dog D-l0. 70 az
Tire winter wheat bran in 100 ID sacks. S-lo.
oATS-Stcady. slow trade. No white ST. Va
{ white. 81; No mixed. g.
FLDJE-Steadv. but inactive. suring patents. SIS
a6 I8. sTrnE clear. Asi-s9s winter stTaights Al0l
s-5. winter clears. 575aE1o. Kansas. In saczs pat
e1ts f-5a5.9l. strai-lt soaf-s 50: Gears, 3-5asZ5
HTE-Fl0uT steady trzde is light. We quote
s51l7n.
CORN NEAL-F-ni limited s,s77iy. kin dried
fc- crp0rf 400. clarse meal in hars LIaI S.
Prime ti1ao-hy. s. No. l. g. Nc ?. s5a7D. No. =
5a5l
sTBAw-steaiy: quiet business Long re. 70.
BEEF-S-szdy; modsTare business. Family. 700a
I1-59- PACKET. I5s1509-
PoRR-Eazier and guist. I7.75alsoos family. 800
aIs8
TALLOw-DuI: city in hossheads. 81.
LARD-Gcod prime Western. $50 city. $50: -
fined continent 100 South Ameriau ~ s.. -
fined Rrazilian kegs p Leo city stsarine. ne; oeo-
s-earire. r7rli1al- New YORK, T. Chicago z
BUTTER-Receirts. 1oe-O packages. STEADY
Granny extra "a; hrs,s. li4a2; STATE dairy
tubs. tlesr. L'll-- Euc1 20 choice. 4
EGGS-ReceIpls- I56lf cases Chaice. drn- Near
by white iancy. -51-5. nearby mixed. fancy Za3i
Western 1rsts. l,1a1-zs Western seconds. Lals
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
LOCAL PRODUCE HARKET.
- - Il rhole.sle.l !


The wholessle market yesterday vas fairly active.
with prices unchanged and steady Demand was a
trihs better than the day before and commission
houses nearly cleaned up their supplies late in the
afternoon Produce continues % move TO this mar
ket in fairy liberal supply. snd al that comes in
frst class condition Is well taken care Of.
BUTTER-C Creamery. fancy Aa2ila; do Western
frSts 22 de-. seconds. l9a2o' p-ocess fancy, 21a2;
do far 10 good BAD; dairy. choice. lazlss gooo.
Is; store-packed. fresh. Is
CHEEsE-New YORK State factory. large IzaI2ss
do. snail. old. lialis4: do. sumner. small. I2s4aIs;
Virginia. 10
EGGs-Near-1y fresh. Virginia. loss on. I7al7ss
average I51saI7: West Virginia and Southwest Viz
gina llls: Tennessee ls5z; North Carolina. &c.
LIVE POULTRY-Chiekens, fancy, spring. lsao:
hens LZzal3: ro0steIs. Z. ducks, srring Hal5: do.
large I0alI: do small. 9: geess. 5as turkeys. tonH
per b. 10; do. hens. p; DO. thin, 8; keats. 10
DRESSED POULTBY-Turkcys, hens. untraEn.
Der H.. Hal5: d. average. sndrawn. II; do. thin.
loal2. toms l3a4i chickens. spring large. lsais
small Eals; hens choice. Liz; ROSTERS, 9; ducks.
leal2s geezs. sslo-
DRESSED MEATs-Hszs. country. sugar cured
I2zI4
VEGETABLEs-Potatoes. home grown per bushel
60a75: new per bbl. L00a2 90: North Carolina. per
bbl 200: Norsolks 90. McCorEack. per hushel.
soa6o; cabbage. PER bbL. 5a75s DO, Early YORK, per
bbl. Looal25- new South Carolina. 5oa5e each; cel-
ery. Florida per crate. 2Gaeso; de-. Dar bunch. ga
60. cuCImbCrs Der basket. l5aL0l. eEgpiants. per
crate l25a200; kale, per bbL. eal5; lettuce. bome
gT0En, Der basket. L0oal-5os onions. Bermuda. per
Maryland and Virginia. bbi. L5aal-75- peas Per has-
ket 5aal25: home grown. Der bh. ZSaS1o. radishes.
PER loo saieos string beans green per basket. oa
70 tomatoes. nearby. DIT crate. I5aLE5; squash.
Florida per basket. SAILS; green corn. PER doz.,
l2sls
GREEN FRUTTS-Oranges. per box. Z50a4.0o:
do. California unveis. 3-0oafOo; grape fruit, per
box 250aL03: peaches, per si1-basket carrier. LO0a
rs; do. Georgia. ps- crate. l--5al-75: do. box.
ZaIao- czntaloupes per crate L0ol2o0s pineappies.
per crate 25a5oo: huckicberries. per quart. saI2;
blackberries per quart. sal2; apples new. per bbl
250aa00: do. per bushel. 5Qa75; plums. per 0ate.
J 25aL53: Wstermelons each. Z0ao: peas. per bbi-.
adols5l
sUNDRIEs-BeesuaI 2: tail0W. :: honey. white
clover lib new. 3; do. 2-lb. new. ioai2; ginseng
per ID, 5o0a6e9; Seueca. Per H. 90 Golden Seai
soa45: PINK. Izsli Mandrake. 2as Snake Root. 3.
DRIED FRUTTS-Apples. sliced. fancy. ea7i do.
sliced, bright. g.
GRAIN-Wheat. Southern on Crzde. 7Sass. rys.
75as0; corn sheied white. scas5. DO. yellow. sss5
do. car. 375a400: oats. Western white. No 2 slA
6. do mixed. 55s6a
WOOL AND HIDEs-WOol. washed. free of
burs. per n SzZ2. do. unwashed. fres q bgrs.
per h. %; do. burry p- b., lssl7; hides. green,
per ID. 6s7; do. dry. pe ~. sae; Sheepskina.
Ersen. each. 75as5 d. dry. each. 2sas9s czfskins.
sreeu. each. LelL25.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Transactions on the Washington Stock
Exchange yesterday were larger than
for any other day in several months. ag-
gregating 1855 shares Of stock and Sl0.-
600. face value. in bonds A large part
Of the trading took place after call. when
the days prices had been posted, and
it was seen that buyers and sellers were
nearer together than had been the case
Tor some time past.
a good demand for Mergenthaler devel-
oped, both before and after call. the
stock selling on cali at l99 to 1881. and
a quarter Of a point higher in the gen.
eral trading Mitchell Mining was taken
freely at IS and 3-l6. 1000 shares OF It
changing hands
Two lco-share lots Of Lanston were sold
after call at I0lz
The feature Of the day was the selling
Of IA shares Of Washington Railway and
Electric preferred stock at prices rang
ing between % and 50. a single broker
bidding in the sales and raising the price
a fun point TO bring out the stock. Bonds
Of the same corporation sold, Sl0,990. at
S1lz
Business was good yesterday, and In
terest bordering on excitement attended
the transaction OF business after call.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
DISCUSS LABOR DAY PLANS.
Committee Begins Arrangements
for Big Celebration.

Labo-ites IN the District are planning
to have a big celebration on Labor Day.
The committee appointed by the Cen
tral Labor Union 70 arrange 8 pro
gramme OF sports and amusements met in
Typographical Temple last night and
went over every detail Benning race
track has been secured for the festivities.
which viii be preceded BY a monster la
Dor parade through the principal streets
OF the city. The Building Trades Me-
cEanics' Council will be invited 20 paTtici-
pate in the parade at Benniug-
The committee arranged for a baseball
game. running races. dancing. and vari-
Gus other forms OF games. The painters
local viii give a vaudeville performance
and a circus. A special tent which viii
hold 80 persons has been secured for
the accommodation OF the women and
children
Those on the committee are sam
De Nedrey. chairman: James L. Feeney.
vice chairman; John B Colpoys. secre-
tary: J. ". Consid:ne. treasurer: Milton
SnellinEs. Emmett Adams. John H
Brinkman. Thomas McGnton. Il. Hiads,
c A. Hail, George B. Smith. and F. J.
Mckenna.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
knocked Down by wagon.

An unidentified man was knocked down
and seriously injured by a wagon said
to be owned by John z. Plunket. OF 423
n street northwest. and driven by Charles
c. Dangerheld. at I:S0 o'clock last night
at Pennsylvania avenue and Seventeenth
street The man was taken to Emergency
Hospital in an unconscious condition He
was bruised about the head and body.
Charles Dangerfield. the driver. was ar
rested and locked Up pending an investi-
cation.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. July B-CATTLE-Receipts 90
Steers firm 10 10 cents higher: bulls and cows lOa
3 cents higher cars wsod. Steers 6O0a7 3.
bulls 2T5a3-65; cous. l-5oaA50. Dressed beef slow
AZ szallz per pound fo- native sides.
CALE EES-Beceipts 2z2S Market frr 70 .
cents higher. Feals. 5eoas o. cells 40oass0. but-
te-riks 55aaf0o Dressed calves frTn. city dressed
reals az sa12 plr ib country dressed 55zalB
sHEEP AND LA1IBS-Receipts 66s7 Common
% prime sheep bucks and ewesi sold at 50o1s 81
per loe Ils c1lls. Zooa250 common 10 choice lambs
5Gaa7Z7
wanna ard New York state hogs 715a7.aa
Chicago July s5.-CATTLE E-Recefpts. Is 600. Mar
ket 60 cents lower Prime beeves 575r7 s.. nor
to medium. 432a5-70. stocksrs and feeders 27asso
COWS and nelf7rs, -tlst.S. Gamers. L50a2 80
HOGS-Receipts = 0ol Market IGaI5 eents lo--rr
Light e0oae 2. rough. s15a6.f5; mixed. 6zaas s
heavy. 5.5oa6.99; pigs. 5.l5s6.00
sHEEP-Recsipts. L. .oo0. Market. 70 cents lower
Native Western sheep aooal-53. native and Western
lambs "a q1
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
COTTON MARKET.

ouotatians furnished by Z. r Hutton q Co.
sseza5srs q ths New TGk Stock Exchange and ths
New YORK Cotton EIchange. G.. Bowie Chipnz--
manager 156I + street northwest
NCw Nlrs. July I5.-The cr-ton market opaned 4
points lower the active positions After the call
The list rllied and for a tine the undertone was
quite steady. although eventually hearish COP news
forced Tie selling Under this rressure October fen
from 28 10 a19- The market a. Liverpool vas
steady on covering by shorts Later there WIS q
quick rally 20 within point OF - q Yesterday 5
closing basis Tie crop news was generally favor
able. althcgzh little mixed; less pressure of cd
spot cotton vas reported from the Southwest and
c1-siners showed reiu-rirg cuuccru in the matter
0f providing for futaTe requirements IN lire With
resent talk q generally improved Industrial tenden-
az the ports were 90 bales against 15 last week
AID ISIS last year. For The week. 30 90 bales
against g - last week and 123sl last year Re
ceipts a. New Orleans were 5I7 bales against So
las, year. ard al Houston. Ls5 bales. against ss7
iast year
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
New York.
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltiano-e July l--FoiioEing are the oacsl p-1css
here f-r to-day:
WHEAT-STCt cJntract. sz-sso5. snot No red
Western 967sas7 July. 9szaaf5s: August ssizas5st
Ssptemher. p; steamer No rcd. 907is9l: receipts
5lso9 bushels; exports 1900 bushels Southern hy
sample. s2s92. Southern or yrade e1isasilz-
CORN-Spot mixed. ?; No white. s1is; Sep
tembC-. g asked; receipts. 24G bushels, exports
961 bushels
OATS-Stock IN elerators. Ss5i bushels, shin
uleEts from elevators. S.ei5 bushels White No
heavy. 5ossis; DO. No . light % medium 5sizaso.
Do No s. heavy, 5sisa5eiz Do. Ne. ,. medium 5stsa
SEA; do. No. 3. light. 55a5si1. do. No. J. light TO
heavy. 81 s5-. mixed. Nc . 57iza5s; do No
5szs5-; do Ne. T. 5fa55
flour Winter extra 55oas70: d.. clear. ssaa
395. do straight. A0oa8 IS. do. patent sa0a4 % :.
spring clear. Aloa4t5. do. straight J. ss5a5l8. do
patent. 510a5-f5- City Nils best patent So: do
high-grads patent. as; do. hish-grade straight
4j5: do. choice family. 4s5.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
MORE GOLD TO PARIS.
National City Bank ships $1,000. .OOo
fn Bars To-day

New York. July 15.-The first engage
ment Of gold for export since June L
was made by the National City Bank
to-day.
The amount was s1.oo0,oo0. and the des-
tnation is Paris The golE was taken
in bars. and had there been more bars
IN the assay Office. other engagements
would have been made. for other bank
Ing institutions applied for bars after
the City Bank hac exhausted the SUD
ply. The profit in the shipments was
not enough 70 make the purchase Of
eagles advisable The shipment viii be
made BY La Bretagne tomorrow. The
total Of the gold exports since April Is
is raised by it 10 81, ,159,000.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
GOING TO SEE TAFT.
Virginia Republicans May Make Elk
cursfOn to Hot Springs.

Special 70 The washiugtoa Herald
Staunton. Va. J2iy 15.-The Republicans
of the valley, at a private meeting Of the
lcsders. held here. arranged for simUi-
taneous excursions TO be run to Hot
Springs early in august from several
widely divergent points by which # Is
proposed to have practically the Repaid
Ilcans in the STATE call on VILLAIN H.
Taft, Republican candidate for Presi-
dent, and hear him speak.
The movement VIII be somewhat SINH
lar TO the Valley ex-Confederate excur-
sion to Canton. Ohio. to see William Nc
Kinley in the campaign OF 1886.
S. Brown Allan. United States marshal
and chairman OF the committee on ar
rangements, called or Taft at Hot
Springs yesterday and talked the matter
over with him The railroads have agreed
10 operate the necessary trains. starting
from Harpers Ferry, Gordonsville. and
Lynchburg. Il is expected that 5000 per-
sons viii make the trip Il has been sug-
gested that Taft. on tnis occasion. VIII
have special message 10 deliver 10 Vir-
gilians-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
HELD FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
Hill Committed TO Jail on Two
Charges of Robbery.

Waiving preliminary examination in Po-
Ice Court yesterday morning, Clarence
B. HiI, alias Smith. and several other
names. was held in $50 bail each on two
counts Of housebreaking. and IN default
Of bond was remanded 20 jail
Hill was arrested about a week ago
By Detectives PaTham and O-Brien Of the
Central office. on charges Of having
robbed a guest OF a hotel on lower Penn
sylvania avenue OF money and jewelry.
Il is said that other charges than the
ones now pending wiz be made against
him
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by T. F. Hutton & Co. me-i-
hers Of The New York stock Exchansp ard the Chi
czE0 Beard e Trade G. Bowie Chipmsn. manager.
l5l street u1rtlucsf
Chicago. July l5.-The-e was az times considerable
pressure distant deliveries ard II Northwestern
u1a-Ee-s- The decline was more favorable weather
conditions n the Northwest. private rsUcris of rains
a. a number Of N1r-h Dakota points. good rains N
Manitoba. and a sharp decline IL the foreign mar
kets. The decline brought ont considerable long
wheat and there vas selling On the liberal move
meuc q new crop and predictions cf increasing
ceiuts.
Corn vas fairly active and lower early On favor
able weather in the corn States. but rallied with
rather moderate buying Of September and covering
sh0r-s
Oats were also fairy active and weaker with con
s-ferahis Vressl1e rhe distant deliveries. due %
the more favorable weather and the somewhat better
conditions reported IN the Northwest
Provisions were nervous. and irregular PRICES ral-
lcd sharply from the low price q Tuesday. lost the
sdvauce with renewed liguidation but were fairy
ca-1Fv later
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
ALONE ON HIS BIRTHDAY.
But Not All Politicians Have For
gotten Senator PIatt.


New York. July 15.-ThOEas Collier
Platt sat in an armchair. in the paTlor OF
q little cottage on side street. at Wood
mere, Long Island, to-day. receiving with
open pleasure the visit OF an occasional
caller, or a handful Of kilograms con-
graduating him upon the attainment OF
MS seventy-ffth birthday.
The postmaster Of the village paid his
respects-he was the most noteworthy Wis
itOr- Several OF the town officers left
their compliments and good wishes at the
door, and. IN the course OF the morning. q
few tradesmen halted eheir delivery wag-
ons IN front OF the house. gazed clIriously
at l. for a few seconds. and then drove on
Timothy L Woodruff sent q, long con-
gratuiatOry dispatch; other wires were
from friends OF officeholders upstate
Taft" said Mr.. Plat, will carry New
York State with ease. He VIII carry In
diana, despite the fact that Mr. Kern
lives there. Taft VIII be elected. and he
viii make an excellent President
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
Grady Coming 20 Conrre..-

Buffalo, n. Y, July Ex-senator Thomas
F. Grady and ex-Representative c. A
Pugsley. Of New York. stopped over in
this city to-day on their way from the
Denver convention. Grady said he ex-
pected TO quit the State senate and 70 to
Congress from one OF the New York dis
tricts this year.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Julr l5-8ioney On -slI IT ire stock ez-
cslarEs to-day opened az II par cent, highest Iz-
lowest. IA. closing az II ue- cguI- Most Of the
loans at l-. rer cent
Tine money vas obthinsbie with freedom for The
Shorter periods. Bresers cFered 81 aIso f1r the
longer dates. moderately. Rates. 1ssa2 rer cent for
sixty DAYS. 2a-is for ninety DAYS gar. for four
months. 5a-i5 for fre months. and sza33s for six
months
Sterling vas firm early today. but a. the close
showed s1EeEhat easier tone Rates F-r s--ul1
business were Sixty DAYS. 5-1af.s5s5- demand
s-loas Sis. cables Esgoass75. J0-r1arcial bills
were sal s51a
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
Keene sells YenrIInr..

London. July 15.-NiHeteen OF James
R Keene's yearlings were sold at auc-
ton at TattersalFs. Newmarket. to-day.
Most OF the lot were IN poor condition.
the result OF their journey from Ameri-
ca In view OF this faS., the prices OBJ
tained may be regarded as fairly salts
factory Nine colts averaged Just over
S1.2s4 each. and ten FLIES sl.454 each.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
NEGRO HELD FOR FRAUD.
Jones Said to Have Used Mails 70
Dishonest Scheme.


On the charge Of using the mails TO
defraud. ". H Jones. colored. was yes
terday held under $50 bail 70 appear be-
fore the grand Jury. Judge Anson Taylor
presided at the hearing
According to post-ofice inspectors.
Jones has been operating q concern
known as the Burial Casket Company.
and had for some time cleverly avoided
the clutches OF the department The COM
pany was. It IS said, q myth. Jones being
the only tangible feature OF the concern.
It IS alleged Jones received SO remit
tsnces from his wOuld-be agents with
out forwarding them any selling outfit OF
obtaining a bond.
His mail was traced from Boise City
to sos Q street. this city. where he was
apprehended-
While you think Of Il. teiephone your
Want Ad to The Washington Herald, and
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