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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-01

New York, May 3l--Acting President
John HeYdier. of the National League,
today suspended Second Baseman John
Evers, of the Chicago club. for three
days, for using abusive language to
Umpire tombstone in q game with
Pittsburg last Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-01

New York, May 3l.--In q listIess race
Louis Orphee, OF France. took tie
measure OF fourteen competitors and
won a $4,000 professional tnternation-
finishing the twenty-six miles, 3SS
yards in 2:59:57. or 20:10 slower than
the record.
Edouard Cibote of France was Sec
ond: Pat Dineen OF Boston, third: VIII.
liam Davis OF Canada, fourth, and Pat
White OF ireland, nth. OF the fifteen
starters, seven dropped out under the
strain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-01

washington, May Washington
punched hits on Brockett in the sixth
inning of today's game and easily de-
feated New York. to I. Gray was a
big puzzle and his work and q great
stop by Chase were features. Rain
VA R.H.E.
washington :. 200 0Og 02x-S 10 /
New York. :. 700 ole 000-1 o
Batteries-Gray and Street: Brock
ett; Chesbro and Blair. Time, 1850.
Umpires, Hurst and Connolly.
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nuRaoYNn 4 BANKnUPT.


Mobile JeweleF Has Filed . Petition.
Mobile, May Especial. )--siIas a.
Burgoyne. a jeweier doing business. on
Dauphin Street, filed bankruptcy petit
tion in the United States Court today.
Burgoyne gives statement. Of his
liabilities and assets the petition piac-
ing the liabilities at $4,000, ana the
assets at nothing.
The petitioner was adJudicated 3
bankrupt and the case referred to q
special referee.
The two men, Fielder and Fowler.
who were injured in the Mobile and
Ohio wreck Saturday. and were sent
to the city hospital, are reported much
improved today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-01

Savannah, Ca. May 3I-YOunR
Evans, OF New York, charged with In
Voluntary manslaughter becaue OF the
death of Greek Jimmy Ryan," (Lames
Kueriazes), Of Terre Haute. Ind, on
Friday night was given a preliminary
hearing in the Recorders Court today
and dismissed from custody. Ryan was
buried here this afternoon.
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wins in eleventh.

- - aStasnn",. sssma d ar ei.s4 = VIC ~.
ming on Tinker's triple and Moran's
double. the hits coming after two men
were out. Errors by Cincinnati were
ed by the visitors. Manager Griffith
and Captain Lobert. of the local team,
weer put on the field in the eighth In
ming for arguing with Umpire Rigler.
Score by innings: RHE.
Chicago go. 100 100 600 0i-s . 1
Notwithstanding ana Mclean; Reul-
bach and Moran. Time. 2:17 UmpIres.
Rigler and TRULY.
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coon BOWLING SCORE.


Total of 1,211.
New York, May 31.-The feature in
the two-men events at the third an
nual tournament of the National Bowl
ing Association, today was the high
score of 1.211 made by Smith and Geh-
hardt Of Buffalo. which gives that
team third place among the leaders
In making the total Gebhardt got the
high score of 22a In the first game and
Smith 233, in the third The team to-
tails were AIS, 365 and 421.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-01
MEMPHIS BLANKED
NASHVILLE WINS A WELL PLAYED
CONTEST.
Only Run OF Game Came After Butler
= Had walked, when Noyes
Cracked Out q Two
Bagner.

Nashville, Tenn, May 31.-Nashvills
shut Memphis out today in a we'll
played game IN which but one run was
made. That came In the fourth inning.
when Butler got his base on balls and
scored on Noyes two-base hit. Both
pitchers did effective work but the To-
calls were stronger than their oppon-
ents at the bat
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Philadelphia
nunning wins NEnrathon.

Kansas City, May 3l.-0eorge Dun
ming OF Kansas City, who the Mara
thon race here today. Frank Johnson
OF Granite City, Illa,. was second, and
Guest Harrison of ST Louis was third
Dunning finished one and two-thlrds
miles ahead OF Johnson. who was
mile IN front OF Harrison. Time, 2:16.
2i1s la. and 1884 respectively.
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Boston, May 3l-Boston was shut
out, 3 to 0. in this afternoons game !.
The visitors got their first run through
a pass. an error by Starr, Bowerman'e
passed ball and a poor throw by the
latter. In the eighth, three hits and =
tumble by Becker gave Brooklyn twN
more taliies.
Score By innings: R.HE.
Boston -. -. -. 900 600 600 4
Brooklyn :. -. 900 010 020--3 1 /
Batteries White Lyndaman and
Bowerman; Rucker and Bergen. UNI
pire KLEIN.
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ithaca, N. Y, May 3l.-CornelI de.
feated Pennsylvania today, to 0, in
a sensational game. An error gave
Cornell tile only run scored. R. H e.
Cornell. :. :. 700 001 000--l /
Pennsylvania =. 900 600 000--0 8
Batteries-Caldewell and Williams
Schultz and Cozens
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Nashville, Tenn, May 81 Pitcher
Echwenk, who hae been holding out.
1t is presumed for more money, report
ed to Manager Babb. of the Memphis
team, here today. He was with Mem
phis last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-01

New York, May 3l-New York de-
feated Philadelphia this morning,
punching hits on McQullen in the Sec
ond and third innings. Ritch, who
succeeded him, pitched finely. Wiltse
held the visitors In check in all the
RHE.
Philadelphia :. 900 o2O ooo-2 I .
New York -. .o12 600 oos--S 2
DOOM; Wiltse and Myers. Time, LAS.
Umpires, ODay and Kane.
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T0talS.. =. =. ~ ~ Ii
Slated for Dickson in ninth.

summary-sacrifice hits. Perry, Fol-
bre, Wordsworth. ELAN. McGilyray,
Dickson. stolen bases. Kane. double
NAV. Molesworth to Kane. Struck
out, by Dickson. 4; by Nolbre. 81 by
Compton, 4. Bases on balls. on Fol-
bre, 8. Hit by pitcher, Dickson
(Flood); Folbre (Raftis. Bowen). Hits
apportioned, of Folbre. s; of Compton.
2. Time of game 1865.
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RECORDS at Latonis.

Latonia, May si.--Three track re-
cords were broken at Latonia today /.
T. G. McDowelrs Kings Daughter. the
favorite. won the Decoration Day han.
driving finish from woolsandals. with
Tom hayward third. She went the
mile and q sixteenth In 1:44 4-b,
The previous track record was
In the second event. c. A. Lehman,
an outsider In the betting. broke the
track record for four and a half fur
longs. going the distance In :6s 3-b,
two fifths of second faster than the
fifths of second of the track record
for six furlongs in the third event
making the distance in Lila nat Kings
Daughter was the only Winning favor
lite. Track fast.
Summarizes:
First race. one and one-eighths miles
Lille Turner. Ill (McGee) 10 to i
won; Billy Pullman, 100 (Powersl
t ssSSnd rl Bs.is yss ili Ms nise AL
EMR atc S'S Ne. osis ff TSsssSc Tsa
Second race. four and q half fur.
longs. A; Lehman Lehman ~ III SMartinl !,
s, second; Gilpin. 1908 walsh. 80 90 I
third. Time, :5s s-5. +. M. irving
Metzie. Ealiack. Force. Master Eugene
also ran.
mira race SIX IuFlOuSb-ftypSTIOL
II, (Martin), s to /. won: Colioquy. l07
(Rice), to 10. second: Crystal Maid
a. tTspiin9; 10 to 8 third; Time, i;is.
Burtensville. w. A. Teach. also ran.
Fourth race. Decoration handicap
one mile and Misunderstanding
Daughter, 122. (Powers). 4to5, won
Wool Sandals. 104, N(McGee), Is to i
second; Tom Hayward. 400. tTapiin)
IL TO /, third. Time 1:44 as. Royai
Tourist. The Minks. Old Honesty, Don.
ma. and Maltbie, also ran.
Fifth race. six furlings--Ludhiana
100. tFieel.. 9 to 1. won: Chaiice. 1O4
(Heidel). 8 to 1. second; Arco. 100, (Me.
Gee) to 1. third. Time :14 is. Or
namoosa Queens Message. Harkaway
Tony B.. King Ferdinand. Home Run
Frank Stage. Bryce. Nettfe Traverl
and Orlet, also ran.
Sixth race, one mile-Keep Moving
100. tTaplin). 4 to /. won: Sempro. 100
tDavenport). 40 to /. second; Cymbai
I1S. (Walsh1, IL to / third. Time 1 :2s
SIS. Voting. Miss strome, San Primo
Hughes. Meada. Reside and Alma Boy
also ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-01

summary-Sacrifce hits. Thornton,
Rhoton. stolen bases. Neighbors. Mo-
ran. Doubl plays, Jordan 10 Newton
to Rohn; Benson to Sabrie Hit by
pitcher, Moran. Sentell. Wild pitch.
Hickman. Struck out. by Atkins. 4.
Base ON balls. ofi Hickman. 6; off At
kins, /. Time. 200. Umpires. Carpep-
ter and Moran.
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HARLEM REGErTA.
All hut One of Events Captured BY
New Workers.

All hui Ome OF EVeWtB NuDNuEeu BY
New Workers.
New York, May 31.-Ijeal conditions
prevailed today at the forty-thlrd an
nual rowing races of the Harlem re-
gatta association on the Harlem river.
The Durham Boat Club, of New Hav.
en-, Conn, won the Junior doubles after
a contest with the New York Athletic
Club crew which was only settled In
the last dozen strokes. This was the
only event won by club outside OF
Naw York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-01
GAMES TODAY.

Southern League.
Little Rock at Montgomery.
New Orleans at Nashville
Mobile at Birmingham.
Memphis at Atlanta
American League
New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
National LeaRuss
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at New York.
st. Louis at PittsburG-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-01

Chicago, May sl.--Detroit defeated
the Chicago Americans here this morn
MuIlin, who pitched for Detroit, was
credited with his ninth straight vic.
tory. Chicago rallied in the ninth In.
ming, when Four hits In a row scored
none out. Mullin then famed the next
two batters. Score: r. h. r.
Detroit ....... 900 4o1 o00--5 Z
Chicago ......, 900 900 DOLL 9 2
Burns, Sutor and Sullivan; Muffin and
Stanage. Time, two hours. Umpires,
Evans and Perrine. .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-01

Cleveland, May s1.--St. Louis de-
game. Criss pitched his first game OF
the season for st. Louis and Kept the
hits scattered until the ninth. Rhoades's
poor support produced most OF St.
Louis,s runs. Wallace's ieiding was 2
Cleveland -. 200 900 OILS 10 8
st, Louis 10 100 so0--s 10
Batteries-Rhoades. Sitton and
Clarke; Crisis and Criger. Time. N:54.
Umpires, O'Lough1in and KERN.
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Summary--Two base hits. ELAN, NC
Gilvray, Gygli. Stolen base. Boucher.
Struck out, by Fleharty, .; BY Fulien-
WIDER. /. Bases on balls. on Fleharty.
/: of Fullenwider, /. Double plays.
Raftis to Gygli Time 400. Umpire
Fitzsimmons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-01

Summary--Innings pitched. by Rog-
ers 5 Ia: by Fisher, 2-3 by Bittrolh
S: by Hixon, Struck out, by Fish
Rogers. i. Fiit by pitcher. by Rogers
2; By Hixon, l. by Bittrolff /. wild
pitch, Rogers Three bare hits. BAY
less and Moran TiGe OF game $40.
Umpire, Moran !
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New York SIS; Phiiadelphia "a.
Boston 1-0; Brooklyn 0-3.
Pittsburg SD; st. Louis AZ.
Cincinnati 4-2: Chicago la
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-01

Cleveland. May 31.-CIeveIand made
II an even break by winning this ar
ternoon's game to 1. Dineen and
Graham were knocked out Of the box
while Joss was effective throughout.
LaJoie made a single, two doubles and
a triple. Score: II. II. E.
Cleveland =. -. .01o 202 00s-6 o
ST. Louis :. :. ..010 900 000-1 s 2
Batteries-Joss and Easterly; Dlneen,
Time, 1880. EMPIRES. KERN and
OLoughlin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-01

Orpheum showing best nssOrtment of
pictures every put ON for DC. Every
one should see them. New pictures
eack day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-01

GAMES YESTERDAY.


Montgomery s; New Orleans 8.
Nashville I; Memphis o:
Birmingham 1-5; Little Rock 2-L
Mobile 4-Ss Atlanta IT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-01

Summary--Struck out, by Case 2, by
Keiber q. Base on balls, on Keiber Q.
Sacrifice hits, Seigie, Wiseman. Two
base hits, Noyes. Double plays, Case
TO Robertson. Time. 1875. Umpire.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-01

Louisville al; Toledo 10.
Milwaukee Al; Kansas City 5-4.
Minneapolis 10; st, Paul 0.l.
Columbus 2-2; Indianapolis ILL
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Augusta, 6; Chattanooga, 3.
Columbia, o: Savannah. 0.
Mocan, g.; Columbus, ..
Charleston. 3; Jacksonville. o.
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CnlIerc Gnn1ea.

Winston-Salem. 4: Charlotte. 3.
Greensboro. 8; SpartanburE, 7.
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At Providence-Yale. a. Brown. 1.
At Observation-Disclosures s; Holy
At west Point-Army 2; Navy. 5.
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Washington 8; New York ].
Boston 3D.; Philadelphia 81.
Detroit ST; Chicago III.
st. Louis e.t; Cleveland So
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Texas League.

Houston, &; Galveston, 6,
Fort worthy, 3; San Antonio. IL.
Dallas, 8; Waco. ~.
No more scheduled.
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Cincinnati Defeats Cubs

Cincinnati, May 3l.NTimeIy hitting
by the locals gave Cincinnati a we'll
the morning game today. Score:
Cincinnati :. 900 800 01s-l 8
Batferies-Gasper and Mclean; Kroh.
Higgenbotham and Moran. Time. 1881.
Empires. Bigler and TRULY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-01
|DUBs WIN AND LOSE SWEEP WINS STAKE
;. II. KEENE,s HORSE Is THE VIC
TOR.
Takes the Rich Race for stations at
the Opening Day of the Bel
mont Track.

New York, May si.-Before a CROWD
Of $4,000 persons, the largest OF the
season; r Kssne mon sweep ts t nst,Sual
stallion stakes Of sis.iso gross at Bel
This was sweeps third Victory out OF
In which he defeated his opponents and
especially today, stamps him one OF
the best of the year.
Sweep rushed into the lead at the
start While Newmarket. the Madden
entry, and Big Stick collided as the
barrier was released. practically ruin
s ss the sD ea going Vess
away to win by eight lengths.
Newmarket made a game snort to get
up and finished second with Big stick
First race. fiiiies. s-year-olds. one
mll4-Lady Bedford. 100 (McIntyrc,. I
cut Won; ont. cG ssyeoSa g su SSPlS ss
T fMiSSai ii0 3 Only iS three e starters. 1
Second race, ok and q half furlongs
los los ( escoViiie,, Is TO to i. 10 5. out, won;
Plate Glass, los 5(Dugan). IL to 10, out.
second; Cohort, 40 (Smithl. 3 to 10.
out. third. Time. i:is rs. Three
Third race. the Twelfth National
Stallion. two year. olds. foals OF 1907.
$4,000 added. ive and one-half fur
iOuBS-SWeep, LIE tbuTnbJ W AVE-,
to Q. out. won; Newmarket. 122 one
Intyre) IL to s. / TO Q. out, second;
Big Stick. I22 (Nicoil II TO 5, l 70 ..
cut, third. Time 1908 1-5. Star Bot
tie and Rocky O'Brien ran. Newman
ket and Big Stick coupled.
Fourth race, Van vourtland handi-
cap, third spring serial. three year
olds and up. seven furlongs, $1,000
added-Harrigan. ITO (Dugan) 10 to .,
3to s. out. won: Restigouche, 1iS
(Burns) to 2, even, out. second; Jack
Atkin. 1872 (scovilic) to 10, l to 4.
ont. third. Time 1:25 1-5. Royal
Fifth race, the Grand National stee-
plechase handicap. four year .olds and
up, about two and one-haif miles. $500
added--Sir- Wooster, 1855 tDavidson)
to s. out. won; Grand Pa, 1b7 lHuppe)
4 to /, to 10. out. second; kentucky
Beau. 1l7 (Lucas) ! TO !. to 10. out
third. Time sal. Only three starters.
sixth race, three year olds. selling,
one mile and sixteenth. $500 added
Hill Top, 81 fGarner) to 1, even, ]
to 2, won; Bonnie Nelson, % (Uptonl
| 8 to 1, even. to 2, second; Taboo. %
| CAng) 8 to /, to !, 8 to 5, third
| Time 1:47. Gus Helm, Randeiio.
Grania, Moorish King, Racquet. Court
Lady and Lasata RAM
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Montgomery :. =. ......002 COS co.,
New Orleans - .002 900 010-
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New York. May S1.-New York
reached the 800 mark this afternoon
by winning from Philadelphia. The
locals victory was due to Mathewson,
who made q home run in the eighth
inning. Neither Moore Covaleslkie nor
Moren was effective. Score:
r. II. E.
Philadelphia 1000 200 300 4
New York 200 40 01s-5 7 l
Batteries--Moore. Covaleskie, Moran
and Doom; Mathewson and Myers.
Time, 1850. Umpires, O'Day and Kane.
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Argenta, 10; Alexandria, 2.
Helena, 4; Jonesboro. /.
Fort Smith, 3; Texarkana, /.
Hot Springs, 8; Monroe, 2.
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Boston. May 31.--Boston broke its
long losing streak in the morning game
today, defeating Brooklyn to- O.. In
men on bases but could not score. Both
pitchers were effective Score:
Boston ;. :. ....o1o 900 oo:-i 9
Batteries--Matteri and Smith; McIn-
tyre and Bergen Time. las. Umpire,
The Washington times., 1909-12-16
OBSEQUIES
SET FOR SATURDAY
Officers of Loyal Legion to Officiate
AS Pallbearers of Old
Soldier.

Funeral services for Gen. william
Wade Dudley whose death occurred
late Wednesday afternoon at his
home, 24S1 Columbia road. Of BrighCs
disease. viii be held Saturday after
noon at o'clock at ST. Margaret's
Episcopal Church The Rev. Herbert
Scott Smith. pastor Of ST. Margaret's.
viii offciate, and intcrment viii take
place in Arlington Cemetery. The
paIlbcarers. both active and honorary,
viii be selected from the officers Of
the Loyal Legion. a military escort
viii accompany the body TO the
cemetery
General Dudley had been ill for
rome time. and his death was not
unexpected. AT his bedside when the
end came were hts wife. Mrs. Mamie
Robertson Dudley, Dr. SuOwden. the
Rev Herbert scott Smith, and the
children Of Mrs. Dudley.
Besides, Mrs. Dudley, his second
wife. General Dudley ls survived by
three sous-the Rev George f. Dud-
ley. rector Of ST. stephens Church:
William NOrthrOp Dudley, and John
Dudley One daughter, Mrs. Theresa
Din, also survives him.
The Washington times., 1909-12-16
TO HEAR CITIZENS
ON CAR SERVICE

Members of all the citizens assoc
Citations in the northeast section are
TO be invited 20 the hearing which
the District Electric Railway Com
mission viii hold relative to obtain
ing an all-night street car service for
that section.
The hearing is to be held I'm the
Offices Of the commission next We'd
nesday at O'Clock, and representa-
tives of the railway companies also
will be asked TO attend
At present there is no aIl-night
service anywhere In the northeast
section. An effort viii be made at
the hearing TO secure sufficient data
20 indicate whether the installation
Of the service would be iustifable
The annual report Of the District
commission was forwarded to the
Interstate Commerce Commission to-
day. IL is an exhaustive report, bear
ing upon the orders issued to the rail-
way companies during the year, the
compliance with them by the COM
panies, and what the companies have
done exclusive Of the orders issued
them.
The Washington times., 1909-12-16

2. +. Hutton & Co.-According to the
latest adVices from France a rise now
In United States Steel would be Ger
tain TO favOTably influence negotiations
for listing Of the stock on the Paris
bourse. owing to the fact that the re-
cent distribution of the stock in France
by banking interests would cause a bet
ter feeling, such as is usually brought
about by profits.
A. G. Plant & Co.-The specialist in
Union Pacific says, "Unlon Pacific con-
tinueS TO advance In the face Of the
very best Of selling. Content is the larg-
est individual seller. There is so much
manipulation In Union Pacific around
these prices that would advise against
buying at present"
The Washington times., 1909-12-16
AN EXTRA DIVIDEND ON MERCY
GAS SHARES WERE HIGHER.
GOSSIP AND NEWS.

The board Of directors Of the Mer-
genthaler Linotype Company have de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend
of ~ per cent and also an extra. divi-
dend Of per cent or the capital stock
OF the company now outstanding.
amounting TO 127,S17 shares. Dividends
are payable after December 81, 1909. TO
shareholders Of record December IS.
1909. Books close December IS at 1
o'clock IN the afternoon and open IAN
uaTy 3. at 10 a. m
Washington Gas was the feature Of
the daily session of the Stock F,x-
change. There was Just a moderate
amount of business transacted buf tbe
scarcity OF Gas when Il was wanted ran
the price up 20 729t, where IL closed
There was no activity IN anything eIse
on the stock list, a little Merxenfbsisr
at zig. small lot of United States
ILust az llS' ana two small lots of
Union Trust at 132 being about the limit
of the trading.
A light trade was recorded In bonds
The Washington times., 1909-12-16

at unchanged prices. The Potomac
Consolidated SIS were steady at 100. and
the first mortgage 5's of the same cor
pOratiOn sold at 1Os1s
The Washington times., 1909-12-16

One thousand shares Of the Fourth
National Bank Of New York were bid
In on auction sales at S20 q share. An
increase Of capital ste tx from 100000
TO S. 900 will be voted on today.
The Washington times., 1909-12-16
TWO NEW MEMBERS
OF CHARITIES BOARD

DR.. Willard S. Small, principal OF the
Eastern High School. and J. Philip
Hermann today begin their duties as
members Of the board Of managers Of
the Associated Charities
DR.. Small for some time has been
chairman Of the eastern division con-
ference Of the Associated Charities and
Mr.. Hermann is closely Identified also
with many forms Of phllanthropic work
in the District
The report Of John Joy Edison, treas
urer, for November, shows a cash bal
ance of $l0-36- The hope is expressed
that there viii be prompt and Eener-
Gus response TO the s1ibscripfio1 hIaDl-
issued with the annual report that has
lusf been distributed, in order to en-
able the Associated Charities to carry
on lts work without embarrassmenr
The Washington times., 1909-12-16
Fen Important Chang eqenhak
NEW YORK STOCKS WERE STEADY,
BUT WITH LITTLE DOING.
NEWS OF DAY.

NEW YORK. Dec. 80 p. n.-There
was scarcely anything doing in the first
two hours of the afternoon and the
price changes were few and unimport-
ant. Sentiment was rather favorable,
but there was neither selling pressure
nor much demand.
The Washington times., 1909-12-16

A decision Of much Importance 10
members OF exchanges was made in
United States Court Of Appeals for the
Second circuit Of New York yesterday.
The court upheld the rules Of the New
York Consolidated Exchange and all
other exchanges having similar rules
holding that the members of exchanges
can take what is owing them from
margins or put up balances due 10 fell
low-members defaulting-aIso personal
loans made by him to felloW-mem bers
become property Of exchange creditors.
1t makes members of exchanges pre-
ferred creditors.
The Washington times., 1909-12-16

Directors of the American National
Bank met this morning and declared
the regular quarterly dividend Of 2 per
cent. This and regular weekly routine
business occupied the session. Indica-
tons are that there will be no action
taken on the election Of a president
until the regular date for election Of
officers in January.
The Washington times., 1909-12-16
Wholesale Produce Prices
Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.

66kSg NlCSoNf anA D4LLSAs
Cheese-New York fats. large, per h., 17c.
small per h., 1sc.
Eggs-Nearbys, per dos.. Soa51c,
Butter-Creamery, fancy, s5iza5sc; reno
waited. 2sa2slzc.
Poultry.
Live Poultry-Chickens. large. per h.
l5al6c; broilers. per b.. 17c; hens. 15c- roosb-
ers. &c; young ducks, large. per d., l4c; suaI.
per H.. l2c; geese, per h., 1oalic; turkeys.
toms per b., zoe; hens. per H.. 20c.
turkeys, dressed. per ID. PC; capons. per
h.. 2ec.
Fruit.
Apples-Per Dbl. s2OOaS5.oO; oranges. per
box. sls5aS225 i tangerlnes per strap. s. 0oa3 Oo
grapefruit. per box. s275a35o; pincapples. per
crate. s. Ooa32.5O; cranberries, per bbl.. s. d
as 30.
Vegetables.
Potatoes per Dbl. S15OaS2 q; sweet pota-
toes, fl75a2.25: cucumbers, per basket g %
az 90; cabbage. per cwt, 81 Ooa1 o.; squash. per
crate. 25a5Oc; string beans. per bushel. 81 90
alto; lettuce. per basket, JOcaSl 80; beets. Der
dOz. punches. 25a8Oc; radishes. per 100. 81;
onions. per bu-, s5c; spinach. per Dbl, 81 GOA
l50: pumpkins, per Dbl, 75casi. 90: turnips.
per Dbl, 800; celery. new York per crate.
8. ooa35O; California. s. 25a4. 70: Hale, per Dbl
S5a50c; Brussels sprouts. per qt. sa1c5kc;
Florida tomatoes, per crate. So. 75aS3.25; Flor
Ida peppers. per bushel. s250a2.75.
Live Stock.
Calves-Sa9c; lambs, 6aTJzc: pork. 9a1Oc
The Washington times., 1909-12-16

The Iron Age in its Issue today an
nounces the commencement OF work
on a $4.5O00O0 sheet and tin plate mill
at Gary, Ind.
The Washington times., 1909-12-16
PAINTINGS SENT AWAY.

Employees al the Corcoran Gallery Of
Art today packed the twenty-cight
paintings Of Alfred East. A. r. A.,
president Of the Royal Society Of Brit
ish Arts, preparatory 90 sending them
20 the Art Institute Of Chicago, where
they viii be placed on exhibition. OF
Icials al the gallery today said that an
unusually large numDer Of persons had
grasped the opportunity 20 see the
paintings While they were on exhibition
here.