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The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
-, - III - B

lPriccs quoted are Wnolesele-l
BUTTER - CreamGy. fancy. Eiss&: Westem.
frs-s. 2saZ: seconds Eea6 process fancy. 1zss far
% good, Za1; store-parEed. frash- ia
CHEEsE-Nsw York State factorJ. new. arss.
Der d. Ifsal5; small. per 10. l5alyl
EGCs-Near-hy fresh Virginia. leasaZl; West VIZ
ginia and Southwest Virginia. 70. tennessee I9
LIVE POULTRY Chickens. spVins. per n. Z2a3;
hens Is. roosts-s. s; keats. p turkeys. hens. Is;
do. toms Is; ducks. To-
DRESSED POULTRY-NIrkeys. Ter u. l5al5:
hers. choice. I7als: rOostsrA 6; chickens. spring.
22aZ5; ducks IeaI1
DRESSED MEATs-Earrs. country. sugar cured,
lIlkal5
VEGETABLES Potatoes. No L per bh-. Zoa
30; yans per bbi 250a500. cucumhers per bes-
ket 8a75: onions. Teas DCT czte 400: cabbaFs.
per bbl 50; eggplsut per cnte LEa2Oo: squash.
paT tssket 50a75: peas PER bbi.. 2Has00: com.
grown, peE bbl-. LOoaI5O: lgrtuce. per hasEet Is;
tomatoes, Texas ard AIississppi- per Cats 90: 10
matoes home grown. per box 0oa1 50; r1dishes per
100 lO0: peppers Florida Der carrier L0al 3; new
beetS per bunch. GaZl5 carrots. per buuch aas
FRUIrS-Apples. new. per bbl. L5os&oo; oranses.
California per box. 2sos2so; grspe frsit, per Gate
4eoa5ooi ptDeappes. PER crate, 20a259; cantaioupes
Per crate. 200as00; watsuelons. each Ga40; black
6e-Tics. per quart sas; peaches. per carrier / l5oa
80. plums. per crate. L75a22
WOOL AND HIDES-Wooi. washed. free of burs
per H.. Na35; wool. unWashed. per ID. 80 Hides
green, per ID, Il hides. dy, per H. Ioal4; sheep
skins green, each, 75aLB; c2lfsEins green. each
ISaL5o; dry flint hides. per Ih. l2al5; dry sslted
hides. per D., l2als.
GRAfN-Wheat. neE. per bus. l0oal21; oou.
shelled per bus slaeO: ear. per bbl 4s0a465: oats
bran, per ION, 8.OOa50OO; middHng per ton 3QOOa
s1G9.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Willnm H. Pearson. =, sid Ethel L aiaTuder.
"a Rev. Thos s Harlin-
Bernard ". Glass. p and Pearl Agatha LiCEon.
ls. both q Richmond Va Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin.
James J. Carter. s.. and Ida Perfume. 2. both
Of Raltirora. Nd Rev. Thos. G. Smyth-
James s Lay. s. aud Lillian l. Loczhlrt, ST.
Rev James +. Mackin-
james P. Kaigat. g and Mauds Co0pG. u.
Rev. John Red Shsuuo1-
Eric H. Carbaugh, p and Edna n Ci,sel 2.
Rev E. Hez Swer-
Joseph T. Sherman. 2 and Flo1enca J. El1lc-e.
g. Rev James D. Mar
Rev. selwyn K CockrelL
sfo-timsr L Poo-e. g. and Mary T. 9Ia1ns ..
Rer. J. A. CoEan-
COLORED
John V. spsyue. 2. and Amanda Thomas. Is
Rev. " D. Jarvis
Ans Bucaansn. 2, and Matte Logan. p. Rev.
Geo- ". Lee
gosn Gaines. 2. and Mamie Forest, 3. Rev.
Anufs Sa5les
Geo ". Charleston g and Nay l. Washsug-
ton. e Rev. J. n. Barrisses.
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Criminal Court No. 4.
JUsTICE RARNARD.


Tha District Attorney enters noiis pross Yui a.
The following clses: Urited States ~ Antcn
Karl James ". Collins. EdEa7d Whalen. Patrick
Raedy, Richard West. John T. Carr. Naunis Mex
ems. Charles p Miller samuel Hamilton, WEber
". Mannadrke. James r de Jannette. Albert
Washington. Ernst Jones. Augustus Lyles. James
F. Broacbent Charles Scott. joseph Schror Charles
Sinner. Daniel Ezrtlctt. Charles Putsch. John
:. Carts. Sherln y. Newman. Henry W. suuplee
Wlbu y. Marnaduke william Barnes. Walter
MoCurnicS. John c. Pearoa. Prank 2. Kelogg.
Charles G. Bycns. james Il Baker. George LLOYD.
Lewis HeariinE. Charles A. Lomhauiy. Sanders
Abbott. Hozco 2. Rcd Thomas Grady Har-
DOtsou- Th0z- J. 1Ic1felamfn. james Merriueth1r
George n schuuza. william j. Morgan. joseph
A. Hell. Joseph A. HalN. y. R. Brakeurdge
Daniel W. 0aklcy. Chcrles l. Bateuan. Stella
Dempsey. Frsderlc S. Vincent. Adela Carer. BoJ
Johns1u ThaElas II Fiolds. Della Lewis. Edward
Carletcl- q aries Nor. Charles Hcaly. Louis
ByicsgT, Harry ETans. Thomas D. Williams. Ben
5amin +. patterson. Jane Jones. Chsrles Mont
gomz-y. Arthur c. Honer August " Macke2
John 7. CuDDcr. William c. Long.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

Baltinore July l2.-Foliovins are the prizes q
I've stock from the Jnicl stock Yards to-day:
CATTLE-Bcceigts TX week ended noon toby,
uerc zss3 bead seainst l5R bead hss Wesk.
E-ghry-ninc carlodLs On sale.
Best cattle aboGt steady; Others 10 cents lover.
Quote. Steers. good % prime heavy. 5.sossSs5;
Others 15115-5, heifeR 5cE575, balls. 2T5a3-5os
coEs L5Cai-5o; frcsh cgEs. E-0as6100 pzT heaL
Erpo-ed lasr weeE-By y. Lehman & Bra, 60
cattle pes steamship Jls-aru-ore f1r Londcn-
HOG&Recelpts fog week ended nson to-dEy
were SOS head, aszi1s- sl hesd last week.
Fsr supply. market s-rady-
Quote. Westerns sCaG5, from O-hgr DcturE.
S-5esHs piss 151as1'. rolghs TUlECg.
SHEEP AND L.AAIBS-Receipts Tor week ended
noon today wcro E96 head against IIIs had
as. week Heavy supply: market Iorer- Cuore-
sheer Lc1s5.oo: laults 5IllG1, extra. Gc
CALV LVES-Receipss fcr week ended noCn today
were 81 bead. against soa bead last week
Light s1ppsy; market klsAe-.
Qz0tes C0uzon = bsst, s9oEsN
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Buying bonds was continued yesterday
at the meeting Of the local stock ex-
change. Capital Traction IS going al
l1s. Washington Railway and Electric As
al S7ss. and Potomac Power consolidation
bonds at lOs.
Traction shares were In fair demand,
Capital Traction sold at lS7. and Wash
ington Railway and Electric preferred at
9ik TO slis-
In order to buy 26e shares OF Washing
ton Gas Il was necessary 10 raise the bid
price from III 10 Is. one 100 share lot be-
ing taken at ths latter figure.
The balance Of the trading was small
and well distributed. without changes In
the prices Of the stocks.
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can Security an1 Trust Company. trustee. lots 8
and q. block p Sli.GlZ.
Between East Capitol and A. Fifteenth and Sr-
teenth streets nC-helst-Janes =. Hood and
Luther L Apple. trustees. % Thso-ore r. saa-p.
r., lut 20 square lTl. $50
Th5rd street between k s-rs-- and New YORK ave
nae northuest-SLsllrI J. Blocs. trIstee. %
George = MIler Uarl lot 9. square 81. isn
Hiilhr0ok-afary A. r. T. Pose - a. 20 G-oTel
C. NaylCr. lo,s 5 anc g square 5l-s. si5a.
Bst~eon Twcfth TLir enih- and ] street and
F1orida avenue n1r-h s--Jos5s Ryon % Is4dlr-
Snail. lot 6, square lsZ So
East C1Dit0l street. between Forth ard Fftl
stree1s ucrlheasr-Aurie G. Bcale % Mary 2
Dougiass. part original lor 2 square SIS SO
South Grounds Columbian UuirersltT- ia-slrCi
C0Ilil1e u F-z1klin g. Jacks1n- part l1r g. 50
Between Eas- Capitol A. Fifteenth. ard s.Ttaeurd
srreets uortheaSt-Jamls r Hood ard Luthel
i. Aypie tr-stces. % Prank r. and Hazel J.
Hollinrtgad. l1r 81. square ll7o N5l
4 stree- between Thirteenth llf Fourteenth streets
nor1hEes--Judson ". Lyons @ uZ 20 Jesa-s
L TucLCr. l0- ss. s1ua7e ~ SO
Betwsen seventh ard E--th and ID and r streets
Bu5zmin r Leighton ard Milton ID Camp
bel. trzstees. % John Ri5dle, lo- 81. sguare ss5
E6a
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore July I2-Qao,atious established By the
saltfn1o Frmt G1d FTocus Associstiua srs e.
fouoSs.
BUTTER-Crsare-y ssDsrs;ox. per n. 2; tni-
tation. D., 22zG; Trints Nh. per n. gsaE;
%. iIb. per II. ssz2s: boczs. 2Ib.. pr ID. 5a
3; prints Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia,
pr H.. isaiT: Virginia and West Virginia. store
packed. Der lb., ls'4i Qhio s'oreracked, pes H.,
isa: nearby rolls. TeT ID. laalss ohio rolls. per
n IsalS's. West Virginia rolls. per n. lsalsis.
EGGs-AIaryl lard. Pennsylvania. and nearby hrsts.
psT doL. Il: Eastern Shore Maryland. ard VIZ
gnia. pr doz., p Western frsts. per dCZ. q
West Virginia. per dor. 2.
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens. heaTy-vssght PER
h Eii: spring chickens. sarge. IL lbs and oger.
Per H.. 3: DO. small. pr Ib-. q: ducks. Per h.
II; white Fskin ducks. pr ID. T. spring ducks.
lta and over. per H. u; pigeons. young. PEI
par. :; do. Old. Der pair. p; guinea f0Eis cd,
POTAToEs-old. nearby. per b.. prine. SAP:
do. Western Maryland AID Pen1zTlFauis. psr bu,.
prime. 70e7s; Do. NeE York. pe. D.. Prime 7oa
3; de-. Western. Per bl. prime. 7a17s; Co. YorS
River psr bbl. No l. LZaaLOo: do. RarEahAunock
large bol. Ls5a2l0: per snail b6. LsoalI5: Eastern
Shore. Maryland. pG hoL-. Lsis2Ia
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETA ABLES-AppIes.
Eastern Harvest. smooth per hbi-. 20oa275. snail
p6r bbl. L1oal5g: DO. per is-hbL tnsEet. T5al o.
~ dozen. L0aL0. Bests nstiFe. Der bunch
ialh- Blackhen1es Eas,GTn Shore. Maryland. pei
a.. sa5. PatuTeut Der BASKET Sa5zs: do. RapIa,
hannock. per bucket, LlzaS0 Cabbages Norfslk
per bhl-. 4a5); 20. native. per 100. 2OzS0o. Can
taloupes. Georgia. per crate. LOosZ0d Corn. Vtr
ginia, Per dozen. saIl Cucumbes. native psr -
basket. p: do. Norfolk. p- basket Ea5O. Co. pel
bb-. $50 Esgpiants. Florid2- pr cats. LEs2 %
H1-kieheTiCs. North Carolina. per Ct. Ital2; East
ern Sbore. Nd, per a.. iosl2 Lettuce. NeE YORK
Abb. basket 7sal.0e. oni0ns. Rappahsnnock, hbl.
lsoai75. do. A-buS basket. 5'as5; Bermuda. czzse
i.oalio; Maryland ard Pennsylvania. per bu-. Ca
CO. OTanEos California. pcT box. IS 10 si1c 20oa
25. Peaches. Florida and GeorEia. pcr crate LE
500; Maryland ard Virginia box. gssiE: a-has
ket, soas5. RaspberTies. ned pint 2a5: quart, sale
black quart. saio Green beans. Rsppahannock. -
bbl basket eas0: do. Norfolk ard North Carolina
basket 8ss0; wax beaas Norfolk. basket, Easa
Tomatoes. Potomac. per Sbasket carrier LS5s20o
do Rappahannook, DIT carrier. L25G2oo; DO. East
ern Shore, Nd. pr carrier. 75al 3 Wstsrnelons
Florida, each. a. 20 size. nan
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. July l2-Wheat to-day vas easy; c0n
dull; oats arm: rye. quiet and four steady.
WHEAT-Spot cJntracf LISikaL lsa. July. Llska
lisa; August Ll6 asked; September. LIS asked
steamer No. red. Llslsal.lE% receipts 555ll
bushels; new Southern By sample lO5al.ls; new
Southern grade. Ll4l1sl islt.
CORN-Spot contract, y receipts. E,47e bushels
0ATS-Stock in elevators. H5gs3 bushels; ship
ments from elevators, s,Os2 bushels. White, No. 2
5sisa59: do. No. 5. 57s57i1; mixed. No. 9 8a55ls
do. No s. 55a55ia.
RYE-Stock in elevators. 5oS2s bushels: shipments
from elevators. % bushels No. Western rye
export 90; No. rye Western. uptown. 90; bag lois
as to quality and condition 65ae0
FB0UR-For old wheat four: Winter extra So
s5.5o; do. clear. 60a6l5: do. straight, s5oze 6
do. patent. 68aSs0; tpring clear. 5lss5-S; do
straight. a7Oa5s5: do patent es5aseO; City Mills
best patent. T.40: do. high grzde patent 10; DO
high grade straight no. %, choice family, s6
do extra. 50oa5.B; rye -four. medium 10 choice
46ea4.s5i corn meal, per 100 Ihs., Lsoal.so.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished oy ". B. Hibhs & Co,
members Of the NsT TGk STICK ErchEnEe Hibhs
Bulding. rs Fifteeath strest northwest
New York. July I2-COttm opened hrm. making
new high records foz the season. az an advance q
6aI3 points on overnight byfng orders attracted 81
the dTy. box weather IN Texas Realizing rrO
motcd b. the report q Leading New Orleans
authority indicating distinct inip-oTement II the
condition q the crop SINCE tie last report va
heaTy. and priooo eased of.
Following the weather reports showing high TEN
perature quite generally 10 Texas during the pas;
two days. the marke1 became much hrmcr. Trading
vas active. With many recent sellers covering o. r.
buying and rT1oes not only recovered the los b,
entered nrE high EruInd for the movement The
general list about Is TO e points higher Al the
Close.
Receipts al the ports were 400 bales sEains;
22l7 last week and SOS last year. FoT the week
0OO bales. against Is So last week and Is 54 las,
year Recelpts az New Orleans were go bales
,l,sA TIs Iast vesr
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished b. ". 3. Hfbbs o.,
members Il the ChscAso Board oi TTsds. Hi5hs
Building TB Fifteenth strssr EorrnEu-
Chicago. July 2-July wheat touched new high
recoTd foE the season today, when II sold at L308
during 4 Wild furry AZ the cperfnE Of the market
due 70 general rains in the harvest belt during the
last forty%ight hOurA Other deliveries. hoTsvss,
failed 20 respond
Gable adTioes bad a DEPRESSING effect on the
distant deliveries. Heavy realizing sales caused
euick decline 10 Llg&. but the pEios again rallied
70 IN.
Com Was irregular early n the day. July being
irm. while the later mouths were inclined to be
weak
Oats opened firm with other grain. but soon weak
eDad On selling based the faro-abis outlook foE
the new crOp.
PrcEisious vero dun and easy. Sc decline n
live hogs causing modsrzts bezrish sentiment n
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York. July R-oATTLE-ReoeiDz. I.sSa.
Steers. 5ooaT.i0; stocEers. 4-50; b1Is, 24ozao0;
cows 5O0G6lO
DRESSED BEEF-steady % hrIn; native ssdss,
sStaI0l4 Texas beef. SAB
CALVES Receipts. $3.50. Active snd steady.
Veals. 65oas-S7ls; few tops. $50: culls 60Oa6O0;
buttermik calves. z5oa5Z5; city dressed veal act
I've az lOal5H: country dressed high a. QaIps
dressed butternilks eaeA
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, N.45o. Sheep,
3ooa5oo; eulls, 2OoS25; lambs, 65o4sO0; cuIIs.
5.Os6Oa
HOGs-Reesiptz. sSO sssss7. ss sBsS&,
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New York July l2-The market FOR sterling TO
day was weak, with rates b points lower
Rates for actual husiness closed as follows:
Sixty DAYS s6l5ais625: demand. 4s75oa4- $50
cables. 4s770aA $3.50.
Commercial bills were 4S5iL for ninety days. and
Asj5sa4 IS for sixty days Flour bills were 4s5s
for sixty DAYS; grain. AK. The supply Of grain
and cotton bills was scarce
Money on call opened az I7s per cent: highest.
.: lowest lS; closing. per cent Most d the
days loans were made az IA per cent.
Time money az the opening of the week was
still IN rather light demand. Brokers offered Il
Quite literally. Rates; 2a1A per cent for sixty
DAYS Es for ninety days: zi1a24 for four months
for I've months. 3lla55s fox six months and 81
for February maturity.
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odd FeIIows Install Officers

With rituaIistic ceremonies the officers
elect OF Beacon Lodge No =. l. O. o. r,
were installed at Odd Fellows Hall last
night.
The officers installed were; Noble grand,
Emmitt Midkir. vice grand. r G. NicO-
demus: recording. secretary, William ].
La Varre; financial secretary. James
". CoHey; treasurer. Past Grand Master
Ernest ". Bradford
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Law suits.

Nc. si7sa Meier. Pitts Co rs, Neuuls ].
Long; accounts 500 Attoruey. L. Tohriner
No. a7eA A Brand. trading as Washington
Real Estate and Commercial Erchsnge "a A. I.
Msast judgment Municipal Court Attorney A l.
NeTmysr
No. a7g5. De VITA C. Chadwick "a William
Francis Lille. administrator Of Maggie c. Lille
deceased: account 2a6. Attorneys. Wilson 8
Barksiale
No a7a6 aIichael A. O'Conror, administrator,
IS. Timothy D. DAILY; note Sl,5N Attorney. ], d.
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Eoultv Salts.

No 1s50 la y. Brisooe n John p Brisooe:
Tor mZinteuancc. AttOrneT. J. %. Sullivan.
No E65a BustO1 &. Smith IS Lawrence ?
Dodge fer dissolution q partnership and for
rscsiFef. Attorneys. J. F. Potbury-W. r. Shoites
No. &S5 Antholy Holnead Jessie =. Ho-
mead e a. divorce. Attorneys c. CaTngton and
S. D. Fruit.
no. oT6 Annie ]. Ell e al. v. John ". Ell
e al: porrition- Attorney. J. B. Archer. T.
No. $50. In release paris q iot ts. SQUARE
io2: substitute trustee Attorney. ". II. Larkins
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

saies-Regular call, l2 O'Clock noon-
Capital Traction S. s. go at ll6 5000 az ll59s-
Washington Railway and Electric Is. Sl,OoO a1
EA-
Potomae Electric Consolidated S. 5000 at ia3
Capital Tractior % a. IE.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred 4 at
slA. al sliE
washington Gas. At TIA. 100 at III. 3 At ~.
s5 az f75t 100 AZ g. 81 G5
MorEsnthaler 10 az 30.
National Bank a Washington. 10 az so.
Emerson Steam Pump. 20 a. IL
After -Mergcnthaler, ! az 20 AZ no
Potomac Electric Consolidated g. SOS a. h3k-
Following are the bid and asked prices On yesror-
days Washington Stock Exchange:
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yoNlTEpTcAL HEALING.

NONNEDICAL EIE@LIl0G BY ESFORC-
ed circulation Of the blood without
drugs. sUrgical procedure. OF Getenticn
from business Circulars information,
and consultation free. PROF.. II. y. d.
PARKER. 1G22 Ninth st. NV. Washington.
D. c. Hours 20 % G. Phone N. AZ
myes-tf
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Circuit Court No. ?.

No $3.50. Goilau 70 uss the Tile Gua7aurv and
SurPty Company Greer Judgment OF credit q
defendant IN hands q Potomac savings Bank 8
gaFnishee. AuorueyE Chas- Larkns-Bailgy
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cATTLE-Ertrz. Per eEt.. 5-5oasoo; butcher,
EOoaaT5: common. Sooa3A
HoGs-P-- cwt. gross. s5oa7.oo; Ordinary. per
cwt. 6O0acB.
ped 3o0a36.
LASIBs-choice spring. per ID. F4sas; medium.
~
cALVEs-Prms. per b.. Ff; medium. 2; com
m&p. sac.
. HDWs-Prime. fresh. each. S.0oGlooo; common,
GAso.0Q: old and dry. 1o.ooa5.oo
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JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. SIS In re sen1nesKslly Co. Order direce-
inE sale by receivers.
10. So II re- r y. Hg6son. Reference for
repCrt on cuuposition.
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Districr court.
nnnl,ruptcr Conrf.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. So IN r. sauare I0s5. Order eoatinUin;
Cause until septenbzr =. I2o2-
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New YORK sTOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. HiOhs & o.,
members New YORK stock Exchanse. Hibhs Ba4s$
ing. rs Fifteenth street northwest
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibbs o.
members of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building. rs Fifteenth street northwest
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

COMPLETE COURSES FOR ALL CIVIL
service atOns-CenSus and 9TH
ers Day and evening sessions rldi-
vidual instruction THE DRILLERY,
IIoo y. Y. ave I91s
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MAssAGE

MRS EETGHTLET. THE SCIENTIFIC
MasSeuse. gives eucalyptus v2pOr cabi-
net baths general massage and cool atcO-
hoi friction for rheumatism, nervousness.
and obesity, magnetic and electricity
Hours. 10 20 and by appointment 1895
Y. T. ave Phone n l15l. Open Sunday
nm ID IL 1olrf
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BALrIMORE STOCK MARKEr.

RsI.imo-s. July lz-Follozing are the sales and
uuotstiops on the most ac1ivs securities listed OF
the Baltimors Stock Exc5anse;
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CALL MONEY-sALEs BY HOURS
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The Safest investments

MONEY TO LoAH
On fIE ard sooTld Cr-s-s. and al cther ki11s q
security. NcrT irT rates.
NATIONAL TNNEsTFIENT CO..
2C5 Jcnifer Bldg.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

Total sales O7s5.0o0 against s. sc 90 Sd
holiday a week ago. and Sl.655. 200 a year az
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REFRIGERATORS & ICEBOXES.
McCRAY REFRIGERATORS
and Cooling Rooms are the best made.
NELSON REFRIGERATION CO.
GZg y 81 nv.
de1s-tth-s
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

Made at Lowest Rates OF Interest.
". II. WALKER, 729 18th st. nv
Evening star., 1909-06-06
FRIENDS CALL ON COL. BLISS
OVERLOOK INN ANNIVERSARY
OCCASION OF SURPRISE.
Former Representative Visited in
Automobile Laden With
Good Things.

In honor of Col. Archibald NJ Bliss,
formerly and for years member of Con-
gress. about dozen of his friends gave
him surprise party at his home on
East Washington Heights last night.
Yesterday marked the fifteenth ami
versary of the opening by Col. Bliss of
Overlook Inn. now his home. His friends
made this anniversary the excuse for
their surprise visit.
Over a decade and a half ago Col.
Bliss. acting for four syndicates of New
York capitalists, purchased large tract
Of land on East Washington Heights. He
erected thereon an attractive hotel.
Overlook Inn. as it was called. was for
several years the mecca of the cabinet.
justices of the Supreme Court. senators.
representatives and officials of the gov
ernment departments They spent many
evenings on the porches overlooking the
National Capital.
Failing to secure a charter for rail
road to connect the heights with the city.
Col. Bliss finally closed the hotel He has
continued to make his home in the struc-
ture.
A sightseeing automobile. stocked with
everything necessary to make the occa-
sion an enjoyable one. left 14th street
and Pennsylvania avenue last evening to
convey friends to the old resort. During
the four hours that the party renamed
at Col. Bliss home there were no for
malities. Congratulations were extended
by Col. E. c. Snyder, Charles C. Ran
dolph, Judge Robert 7. Hough and others
In the party we're w. F. Roberts, Addl-
son Dubois, Charles c. Randolph, Judge
Robert T. Hough. w. G keegin. arthur TN,
Hodgkins, c. A. Hamilton. George VIII
Hanson, Henry NJ. Camp. E. c. Snyder
and Willis ]. Abbott.
Evening star., 1909-06-06
HOLDS FINAL EXERCISES.
Washington Normal Kindergarten
Institute Awards Diplomas.

The commencement exercises of the
Washington Normal kindergarten 1nsti-
tute, Miss Susan Pressner Pollock, prin-
cipal, were held Friday evening in the
parish hail of ST Stephens Episcopal
Church, Columbia Heights. The program
opened with invocation by the rector
Rev. George F. Dudley, and closed with
penediction by Rev. John Van Schaick,
jr., who delivered diplomas to the follow
ing graduates: Allis Elizabeth French,
Medina. N. Y: Elizabeth Alice Ballard,
Congress Heights, D. c.; Irva Marvin
Sasscer, Washington, and Elizabeth kel-
logg Williams, Ridgeway, Pa First-year
certificates We're awarded to Anna Eliza
beth Chadwick of California and Matte
Bushong Akard of Tennessee
Rev. DR.. ]. w. Frizzell, pastor of In
gram Memorial Church, made an address
on THE Educational Rights of the
Young" Features of rAe program were
songs by John Tehan Brosius, accom-
panied by Miss Sasscer. and the playing
of LisZt's "Rhapsodie Hongroise No. IL
by Mabel ]. Linton. A reading. sally
AIMS Experiences" by Anna Z. Chad
wick. earned an encore. did the
story OF Ailis T. French. The Kin
dergarten Diary" given by Miss Akard.
ard Mother Play" led by Eliza beth
Williams, illustrated the kindergarten
principle in the education of the young
first advocated by Froebel.
Evening star., 1909-06-06
GIVES NOVEL EXCUSE.
Housebreaker, When Detected, Says
He Was Sent to Deliver Umbrella.

Declaring that he had been sent to de-
liver an umbrella belonging to a man in
the house, Jesse Ford, colored, was found
in bedroom at the home OF DIR. Alfred
F. Hopkins. 1870 street northwest. about
2:3O O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The cook heard a slight noise in a
bedroom. Upon going there she found the
colored man. When she asked him what
he was doing he replied that he had
been sent to deliver an umbrella. The
woman called for help. Don NJ. McCrack-
en-, a chauffeur employed by DIR. Hop
the coored man ran out of the front
door.
Officer Martin Reilly of the third pre-
northwest and saw the man running out
Off the door and also heard the woman
call for help, The officer and McCrack-
en- gave chase. Bicycle Policeman VIII
son saw the pursuit and, mounting his
bicycle soon overlook the negro.
At the station house ii is stated, the
prisoner told the officers that he had re-
Gently been released from the peniten-
tiary.
Jesse Ford was arrested in this city
March 30, 1906, by Policeman Sweeney
OF the eighth precinct for robbery, for
which he served two years.
Shortly after the negro escaped the
cook discovered that $3.50 had been
taken from a bureau drawer. When
searched at the station house. however,
the police say they found only few dol
lars in the mans pockets.