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The Washington times., 1908-09-23
DRIVES DAUGHTER
TO COMMIT SUICIDE

CHESTERFIELD, Mass, Sept. D.
That Esther Hilbert, the missing Lans-
downe. Pa. girl. whose body was found
in the woods near her home yesterday,
was driven to her death by the con-
duct OF her mother. is the theory Of the
police What led TO the quarrel which
the mother is said 20 have admitted IS
told by ". !. Murray, a detective on
the case.
Mrs Hilbert. according 10 Murray, for
many years has been addicted TO the
use of liquor ana drugs. To these fail
inRs is attributed Tnc separation from
her husband, which occurred about thir-
teen years ago.
On Saturday, September 70, Mrs. Hill
bert decided to bring her daughter home
10 help her prepare for entrance into
Smith College which was to have taken
place on the 18th. Mrs. Hilbert Went tr.
Springfield. and. while there. is said TO
have INDUCED too freely. When Esther
beheld her mothers condition she lost
no time in getting out Of the city to her
Chesterfield home.
There Mrs Hilbert announced the in
tentiOn Of accompanying her daughter
10 northampton and residing there. Her
mother became enraged at the daugh-
ter's refusal to acQuieSce to the plan,
and a bitter quarrel ensued. Mrs Hill
bert threatened TO withhold the funds
necessary for the girls education.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
Stocks Rally Sharply Covering Hartman CHques Buying HAS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET NERV-
Gus DESPITE SHARP ADVANCES
THROUGHOUT LIST.

hour % the afternoon. Northern Pacific
held a point OF its advance; Rock Island.
IL: Shelter. 1; Union Pacific. IL. South
ern Pacific l9s. St Paul. y; Sault Ste.
Marie. lzs. Steel. common, q; Atchis ,n,
q; Baltimore and Ohio. "a; Brooklyn
Rapid Transit. "a; Chesapeake and
ONO. ~, Fries, =; Illinois Central. 2iz:
Great Northern. /, Locomotive l5s; and
Consolidated Gas like amount.
Well into the second hour OF the ar
ternoon the market displayed a steadier
tone and the gains of the morning were
reasonably well maintained. There were
evidences OF continued support and the
shorts kept on covering on slight dips
In the late dealings the list, with
prominent exceptions. held its own well
The Hill stocks. ST. Paul. Baltimore and
Ohio, AtChison. and a few other shares
were soft. but with the exception Of
losses OF Is IN Great Northern and =
in Northern Pacifis they closed q little
better or about the same prices As at
the close yesterday
The Hartman stocks showed good
strength, Reading. Southern Pacific.
Union Pacific and Illinois Central lead
ing the market with the best advances
Of the day.
There was some little let-up in the
demand I'm the last half hour, but a
steady tone prevailed.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
NEED TWO WEDDINGS
TO UNITE COUPLE

Two licenses were required and two
marriage ceremonies were performed 10
unite I'm wedlOck Leroy B. c. Delaney,
twenty-seven years old. an attorney in
the Department Of Justice, and Bertha
II. RidenOur, twenty-five years old, or
2025 - Street northwest. The -4-e-
groom is a Catholic and would not ac-
cept a marriage by Protestant clergy
man alone, so the double ceremony was
agreed upon.
Justice Of the Peace S. G. Mills mar
ried the couple in his office this morn
ing. and The Rev. J. G. Butler, of the
Luther Memorial Church. will perform
the religious ceremony this evening, at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs Charles II. RidenOur.
The bridegroom is a resident of Har-
risburg. Pa.
He has been stationed at Havana,
Cuba. since last February After the
wedding this evening, Mr. and Mrs.
Delaney will go 10 Havana, where the
groom is engaged in settling the Span
ish claims against the Government Of
the United States
Mrs. DELANEY met her husband at At
lantic City four years ago.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
RAILWAY PREFERRED
SOLD ON MARKET ORDER DOWN
FROM 81 TO 80.

Some one had a commission to sell A
moderate amount of Washington Rail
way and Electric preferred stock on the
local exchange, and they executed It on
declining market. the last OF nearly
800 shares being marketed al so. as COM
pared with an opening at Sl1z and a clos
ing asked price Of s. yesterday. Sales
were made steadily on the downwa I'd
course, bids being filled al d receding
until so was reached
That there was such a break does
not mean that there is anything wrong
with the stOci- or the market. but
when there IS little demand for A Sc
curity, and sell AT the market order is
sure 10 bring liver values
II looked Xix a hunting expedition
with a block Of stock in the Washing
ton Electric as the same.
There was the ususl dullness in every
thing else. Gas selling at s., and a small
lot Of Capital Traction at l26
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
INCREASED TRAFFIC
PLEASES MANAGERS
Tonnage in West Necessi-
tates EnlaTging Of Forces
by Railroads.

CHICAGO, Sept 23.-Trafic managers
are greatly encouraged with the in
creased freight tonnage being offered 70
the railroads.
Practically everything is moving freely
but coal. and that is sure 10 move later
Agricultural products are moving free
" both into and from the city. Ship
ments Of provisions are being made 70
the South and East in increased volume
and the Improvement has raised the
tonnage Of many Of the railroads 10
about where it was this time year
ago.
officials believe that from now on
there viii be a steady increase In busI-
ness.
Tie j0bblnE business IN the Northwest
is dra wing freely on the manufacturing
ceuters Of the country and the Oma Ia.
Kansas City. s. pau and Minneapolis
railroads are charging their operative
forces
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
COURT RECORDS
OF THE DISTRICT
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Equity Court No. Z.
- JUsTICE CLARATGH.


CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Called yesterday
No. Z76l2. Tinen Us. Burr: sale rati-
fed uisL Compartments solicitor.
George Francis Williams
called JOday)
No Z1sS4 Smith VS. Smith. proof or
dered taken before y Carroll Downs.
examiner. Compartments solicitor
Campbell Darlington: defendants soil
cIJOrs, J. l. Taylor and A " Cray
No Zisi5- Mundy vs.. Mundy. proof
ordered taken before Margaret NJ Muir
ray. examiner. and John W DavidEe
appointed attorney 20 defend Com
plainants solicitor. G. Darlington; de-
IelddnLS solicitor. J W. DEVluge-
No. 1I6l2- The Edes House vs.. Waters,
cruer or publication Complainant so
iicitors, Brandenberg & BTaUdenberE.
No 2Sg0s. COrea VS. Fleming, rus
tees report referred 20 auditor Com
plalnanrs solicitor, c. NJ. Stadden.
Circuit Court, No. I.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
tCaIled tOday)
No. 1858 HeaCOck VS. Clancy. fudg-
ment OF condemnation OF credits in
hands OF the District Realty Company
garniShee for 5000. plaintiffs attor-
neys. Wilson & Barksdale.
Probate Court
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Called yesterday
Estate Of Alexander J. Bentley Will
admitted TO probate, and letters tesla
r1entary granted 10 Alexander G Bent
ley, bond $500 Attorney, Richard A.
Ford
Estate OF Ellen G. Hebb; will dated
November Is. 1875. filed naming Bertha
Hebb eNeCutTiX-
Estate OF Ann Eliza Stewart. will
dated July q, 1907, FLED, naming Henry
g. Stewart executor, with petition for
probate OF viii and letters testamentary
Attorney H Clay Stewart
Estate OF Charles $ Wilson. order
appointing guardian ad Item
Estate OF John Wesley Douglass Will
dated December IS. 1871, filed. naminE
Jennie ). G. douglass eXeCutrix.
Called tOday.)
Estate OF Daniel F Taylor; letters OF
administration granted 10 Louis p.
Shoemaker; bond, 500 Attorneys, w.
J Lambert and r H YeaImau-
Estate OF Charles d. Belt; will ad-
mltted To probate and letters tesla
mentary granted TO Margaret r Wroe,
bond, $500 Attorney, p r Hllliard
In re Eleanor l. Wright, order au-
thorizing transfer Of assets. Attorney,
Charles J. Williamson
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
JAIL COMMISSION
TO VISIT PRISONS

The first steps in the institution Of
a prison system for the District OF
Columbia have been taken by the COM
mission appointed by President .Roose-
welt to visit Cook county and Bride
well, H. jails
The commission Is composed Of John
Joy Edison. r. V LadOw. representing
the Department Of Justice, and Judge
Stafford, Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia.
When the commission was formed
recently IL was for the specific pur-
pose Of instituting a sweeping prison
reform for the entire country
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
WHEAT GAINS POINT:
CORN FUTURES FIRM

CHICAGO, Sept. Comparatively
strong Liverpool markets and reported
drought in southern Ar yentir.a with a
promise of short crop, III a measure
Offset the large receipts from the North
west and the breaking In tie drought in
our own wheat belt The result was a
bulge Of S and 2 at the opening. with
shorts getting under cover and with
commission houses trading on both sides
Of the market.
After the opening the deferred de-
liveries showed additional strength Of a
positive character, DeCembe- advancing
a fun point or 10 g93s and Nay 10 1888.
The ranrn-
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
MONUMENT is SAFE
FROM THE WIRELESS

Although the matter has not been pre-
scented for his official action, il was
all probability. not regard favOrably the
proposition 10 erect a wireless telegraph
station on the top Of the washington
Monument.
vigorous opposition has developed to
the proposition Of the sO-Called desecra-
ton of the monument.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
COTTON ADVANCES
AS SHORTS COVER

NEW YORK. Sept. 23-The cotton
market opened firmer, with an advance
Of 10 points on steady cables and
unsettled weather reports with lower
temperature throughout the Southwest
After the first call prices moved up
several points additional. and the strong
undertOne evidently scared shorts and
they covered freely.
The Census Bureau today announced
that 45i2,45S bales Of cotton had been
consumed In the United States up TO
August g. as compared with 4.9S4 .9S6
last year
The range
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
GETS IMMIGRANTS JOBS.

The Department of Commerce and
Labor has issued a statement showing
that 1t has found places for 1900 innmi-
grant workmen in various parts Of the
United States. OF the total, $50 have been
placed since July l. The work is under
the direction CT T. V Powderly, chief
LOT the Bureau OF Information.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
CLUBMAN FINED $50.

SALEM, Mass, Sept 23.-Allan
Forbes, well-kuown clubman and mem
Der of the Dedham pony polo team, was
found guilty OF cruelty TO his pony in
a game al Myopia on September i. a
fine OF $50 was imposed Mr.. Forbes en-
tered an appeal.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
QUOTATIONS FOR TO-DAY
ON WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Washington Railway, preferred. loo
Sll1. l0uSlls. IOHSllz. 15QSl59, 2OaSl. I0SIIz.
LASH Zj1tSOIq. 25aS0Ia. 2JdSOs, $3.50, "a
SOl2 3dNOlR. l00dS0
Washington Gas. 10G64
After Call-WashingtOu Railway r.re-
fcrred. 1GltS0.
Capital Traction, AUI26
GOVERNMENT BONDS
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
Admiral Honor Guest.

Rear Admiral Francis w. Dickins, u.
5. n. and Mrs. Dickins. OF Washington.
were the honor guests at dinner last
evening at Lenox OF Mrs. Charles Hew-
itt Wright A large company was in
vited 10 meet them.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23

Mrs. James B. Aleshire, who has been
visiting in Ohio, viii arrive in Washing
ton tomorrow morning and will Join
General Aleshire at their home in
F,IghreeutE street Miss Marjorie Ale
shire will not return 10 Washington I'M
I'll November.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
TODAY'S PRICES ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished by w. B. TIIbbs &
CO.. bankers and brokers Hubs Building.
members New York stock Exchange, Wash
ington stock Exchange and Chicago Board OF
Trade.l
The Washington times., 1908-09-23

Miss Mabel Boardman, who has been
spending the summer a. Manchester.
viii return 10 Washington for a week
or ten days. about the last OF this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boardman viii not return
to Washington until November.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
THE CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by 2. F. Hutton &
Co. members New Tork=Stock Exchange. O.
Bowie Chapman, manager. 1901 r street
nnrt Invest.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
Married at Noon.

Inc marriage of Mss Martha +. Trun-
ne! and George PerrUJL. OF this city,
took place at noon today IN ;he home
of the bride on Tenth street southeast.
the Rev. A. S. Johns. of Christ Church.
Officiating
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
RESIGNATIONS REQUESTED.

Secretary Loeb today confirmed the
report that Second Assistant Postmas-
ter General James 7. McCleary and
Paul Ewart, assistant United States
attorney, rivals for Cor gressiOnal hon
ors in the Second district Of Minnesota.
had been asked 10 resign in view Of
their rather strenuous political aCtiCi-
ties.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23

NEW YORK. Sept. 23-Unquestion-
ably there was a firmer tone 10 the
stock market and higher prices were
the rule. but the traders, and brokers as
well. We're very nervous and fearful OF
developments. II IS generally believed
that the Hartman Rock felIer-F ricll
clique has disposed of thousands Of
shares while advancing the market. this
theory being partially based on the
ease with which stocks are borrowed,
despite the large short interest That
the recent declines have bettered the
position of the market is probably a
fact. Many weak -marsined lines have
been thrown over and the fictitious up
ward movement checked for a good
setback. In this way the market has
been trimmed for the political develop
ments. And in the same manner Il has
been more OF less demonstrated that
the market IS going 10 be subject 10
political conditions, with Bryan scares
sure TO lead to speculative selling and
investment liquidation, while the prom
Use of mis- defeat VIII send the shorts
SCUrTyiug.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23

Mr. and Mrs. Appleton Cady and fam
ily. have returned u their home, in
Washington, from their cottage at
North Chesapeake Beach, where they
spent the summer.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
IN THE CIRCUS.

Why did they turn the x-ray on the
glass eater2"
The barker had missed his diamond
stud. Exchange.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
Vegetables

NeFetabl es-totatces, Irish C55bIer, r-r
bag, g4I5a2-L54 home grown per Dbl. g. Zla
20: sweet potatoes, Eastern Shore, per b5L-
g. 90; home grown per bLL. El--laZ U0-
Western per lL-. sH1Er- carrots. per
Dbl. ST. 2JaL5); corn par dlz-. I2aISe-
CUCumbers per basket. 5lcaEL 1J. cucuu-
Der pickles. per basket. tIg1al.Jg. cabbage.
per 10 s. OUa6 co. CaulLi1Wcrs- per b1I- s. ID
plants. per Dbl. SLp1aL-5g lettuce. uearly.
per hbl-. 5Qa55g- etJure. ger basket. -laI5c-
60aT5c. pumpkins. per boil. saa-5r- string
beans. uearnys. per h5l. -5caglZ5 D. squash
Hubbard, per Dbl, 75cayL-5. tomatoes. PER
box. 41a75C-
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Sales yesterday. L422,O00 shares Of
stock and $4,l56,000 bonds. a big day
sure enough.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23

Mrs. Lottie Davis Hurdle, Of % Il-
diana avenue, has returned 20 her
home from Bristow, Va, whore she was
the guest of relatives for several weeks
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
Dressed Meats-

Dressed Meats-Hams. country cured. per
h., bale. beef fore quarters per Ia-. "a
SIC; hind quarters. Ease. ribs. 7al2c. loIus.
sale: rounds case.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
Again IN Capital.

Representative r. II. Hubbard and
Mrs. Hubbard have returned 10 their
apartment in the Ontario from Ohio
Mr. and Irs Ralph Ezekiel and Miss
IIeIe Ezekiel have gone TO thir country
home at Biustead. Del. for ten days,
going from there 10 Philadelphia for
Founders week.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23

COTn-ThS market for corn was decid-
edly strong Farmers are holding their
corn back, and the receipts are light
There was =. gain Of a point I'm Septem-
Der and May, and y in December.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23

The bears shifted their prediction
that Great Northern'S dividend would
b. cur from September to the next dis
The Washington times., 1908-09-23

General and Mrs. Forbes returned yes
terday 20 their apartment IN the Con-
ucCIiCut from the Northern resorts.
where they spent the summer.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23

The Harriman-Frick-Ro efelIer. COM
bination threw enormous tuying orders
on the market yesterday afternoon
when the bottom was falling out OF the
hst-the rally resulted.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
Today's Prices.
Poultry


Fruits-Apples. GraveGsteil, per d. D. bol-.
S2-o0a2-75, Twenty Ounce. per o. b. UoL. s. %
a.. IS. Maiden Blush. per %. Dbl. 81 7Ja. 51
per D. De- h5I. SL51a- CD. ordinary kinds.
good 20 prime. per O. D. b5l. 5l--5al-75. poJ-
10 fair per d. b. biol. 81 HtaL--5- open
head bo-s-. common 20 good, 15caEL5ls crab
apples, large. per bbL, g. llag51. pears.
Bartlett per Dbl. S-e.af5g. Bartlett. ger
1z-bbL basket 81 Jla{Zg8. Bartlett. per
ou- basket sLu)alJJs Bartlett, per keg.
$l-5-al-l5; Secke., per blL. S5-50a4 W..
SeckeI. per key. yl25aL.5es Louise Bonnie. per
Dbl. SL5oa2.-9, peaches. rs. Va, per carrier.
81 25aI-5Js ". Va. per basket. 4gcas5c. West
eru darylaui. per carrier SL}tal5Ii Western
Maryland per basket. &1al5cs p4Ius. Dams a.
per basket. o'EfJc. state urIles. per basket
1Ja35C. other kinds per basket laa5gc. Grapes.
white, per Alb. basket. aa-sa. BLACK. per s-l5
basket, Ease Wu. ~. y. and Del. small
basket. 9alpc- cranbarT-es. cape cd. per Dbl
SJ.5Ga5 80. do per standard crate. S-YGa2-Z -.
do per y. Y crate. 81 -7Ja-- %. cau-alJupss.
Colorado, per standard crate, 81 Jla225.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF SOCIAL WORLD
Continued from sixth PaEeJ

Chief Engineer Of the Navy. Henry
W Fitch and Mrs. Fitch, announce the
engagement of their daughter Emile
Campau. 10 Albert Pepper Gerhard, OF
Philadelphia no date has been set for
the wedding.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23

Mr. Gary's return from abroad was
followed by bad slump in Steels.
The Washington times., 1908-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs r. O. Whitford. who
spent the greater part OF the summer
al Waterloo, y H., going recently on
a short trip 10 Chicago, nave returned
20 their apartment in the Congress
sigual
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
TOday'S Vital Records


Horace X and Ida NJ Worthington,
girl
bernard Z and Ethel A Talbot girl
George L and Helen c. Thompson. girl
James and Isabelle G. Stahl. girl.
David and Sarah Sinrod. girl.
Charles ~ and Bertha Richards. girl.
Robert and Christina Pow. girl
Bernard F and Mary r Mooney boy.
Henry y and Emma T. Marks. girl.
Frank J. and Margaret Kenny. girl
Claud and Nirgie Knowles, girl
Willard c. and Jessie r Harry. girl
AshlaE r. and Ethel c. 3 Harlan, girl
John and Emma HardeSty, boy.
+. p. and Ethel NJ Hutchinson. boy.
James D. and Mary F Foley. boy.
Floyd g. and Mabel X Cownes, girl.
william II. and Mary f Bailey, girl
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
Wed in Rockville.

announcement Is made Of the mar
riage OF Miss Virgie NJ Thompson and
and A. J. Macarthur, at Rockville, Sat
urday, September -
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
Deaths

Annie c. CLAWS. 40 years. Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Henry l. Godsey, 40 years, the Cecil,
Fifteenth and I streets.
Eugenia InSlehart, 8 years, Pfney
Branch road,
William /. Rule. . years. 81 D street
southeast.
Margaret F. Zeu. q years. 1913 Potomac
street
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
Shorts Alarmed.

Shorts became alarmed al the open
ing and began to cover their commit
meuts furiousIy- Their efforts 10 get
under cover resulted In a gain Of from
I 20 . points all through the list. with
Reading. Union Pacific, Shelters. and
the Hill shares I'm the lead. Following
the initial prices there was some re-
newed selling by spectators who were
working for a further decline.
Their selling caused a reaction OF
nearly a point from the high figures
At this point. the insiders, fearing that
the market might get beyond their con-
trcl. should the decline continue. put
supporting orders under the market,
with the result that the downward
movement was checked and prices rose
TO the best level.
Erie shares were conspicuous for their
strength, the common, first preferred
and second preferred rising a point
each on buying which was believed 90
be for the account of Hartman
SpeCialtleS were higher IN sympathy
with the balance Of the list. COnsoH-
dated Gas rising 2ls points, Illinois
Central -. and National Lead J.
In connection with Consolidated Gas
IL was reported that there was buying
by the best interests in this yester-
day when the stock was selling around
13l. Buying Of National Lead was
said TO be also Of the best kind and
based on the belief that the company
will probably increase the dividends on
the common stock TO 8 per cent
In London American shares were
higher because of the short coverings
The Hartman issues were the leaders
in the foreign market.
Wobbles a Bit
After the second upturn the market
wobbled a bit, going off from high,
but still holding a considerable portion
of the advances Of the morning. St.
Paul and the SteeIs were less firm than
other stocks In the list. It was stated
with considerable pOsitivcnesS that Per
lins and another man, unnamed, had
disposed Of nearly 100000 shares Of
Steel on the bulge. While the posi-
ton Of the company is apparently UNI
questioned. the fact that insiders were
selling checked the buying, and the I'M
usual situation Of a strong market
with Steel preferred failing 10 advance
was presented, for II has been good
market leader Of late.
Reading gained "a and held the great
. oil vi fret
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
FINANCIAL
THE
WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY
Capital and Surplus

TRUST DEPARTMENT.
You should be as careful in choosing your
Executor and TruStee as in selecting a man.
ager for your business.
This company is organized primarily for
the conservation of property; all estates in
trusted to its care are administered in exact
conformity with the provisions Of your will.
JOHN Jox EDISON,
President
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
DEMAND IS STRONG
IN PRODUCE MARKET
Trading Lively in Almost
Every Line-LambS and
Cattle Slow.

Trading in the loca! wholesale mar
kets today was OF larger volume than
obtained yesterday, marking the ap-
proach to Thursday and Friday, usually
the busiest days of the week. The bet
ter demand was felt in most Of the varl-
Gus lines except lambs and cattle. The
poultry market showed a supply OF
chickens considerably less than the de
mand. 50 that prices held very firm, and
showed a disposition TO move To d higher
level
Eggs of the strictly fresh class were
again scarce today. Such as were re-
ceived We're quickly taken at IS cents.
and there were some sales OF fancy
grades at % cents. Lambs were slow
OF sale, only small number bringing
over 81 cents, and even TO obtain that
price they must not be too heavy, and
must be smooth and fat Most sales
were al 5 cents. The cattle market was
stiu depressed, prices having declined
y cent on the best Yea. calves, chick
ems. and eggs find the readiest market
waiting Tor them.
Today's Prices.
Wholesale prices were as follows. 5Jobers
figures being trile higher
Eggs-Strctly fancy, 25c. Virginia nearhys
25cs southwest Virginia and West Virginia
Cheese-IarEe. New York fats. per 10.
13izCal31.c. small, I57. callc.
BuJter-Creamery, fancy. 25a2sc; Western
frsts PC. process. fancy. Doc. fair 20 good
l9c. dairy. choice. 2Jc; good. l6al5c.
Poultry.
Live PouItry-ChIckeus. spring. large per
10. j. zai6C. small I5cs hens, small. per To-,
l3cs large, Li1c; rpusJers. per To-. sast &C.
ducks. large, per TO-. llal2cs small. gaL0cs
geese, per 10. Sc; turkeys. toms. per 10.
l0alIc. hens. per d.. I-aI5e
Dressed P0ulrry-TurEeys. unlraUn. per d..
l6slSc. chickens, large, per ib.. I5af7c.
small. Ice. hens per d.. I3aIfc. ror-zters per
H., Sc. ducks. large per IU.. -JaI5cs small.
lie. geese. per H.. Ioal2c-
The Washington times., 1908-09-23

Miss Mary Dunbar Fly, daughter Of
smith Dunbar Fly, 20J7 F street, was
married TO James Buchanan Reed, son
Of Mrs G. l. Reed. Of 1888 Oregon ave
nue.. this afternoon at . o'clock. in the
parsonage of the Foundry Methodist
Episcopal Church, 17G, 2 street The
Rev. r NJ Moore performed the cere-
mouy in the presence OF q small party
of relatives
The Washington times., 1908-09-23
Marriage Licenses

Marriage Licenses
James 3. Reed and Mary ID. Fly. OF
washington
James Cross and Nellie Wallace
Waldo NJ Ward and Mary MCDonOugh.
lie Roy =. q. Delaney. Havana, Cuba.
and Bertha NJ. RidenOur-
Ernest HOllidge and Pearle I. ChappIe.
George d Cation, West Fails Church
Va, and Bessie P. Burke. OaktOn, Va.