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New-York tribune., 1910-07-16
DIR FOREIGN COMMERCE
Fig,res for June and Fiscal Year 5ac.
Excess of Exports.

The foreisu commerce Of the United 49,,
FOR the month OF June amounted n va.Ea =
innnorfs To the amount OF s.135.31& axs,-s.
an excess of imports IN June. tse. 81 T.
15a, ,104. For the twelve Hontns ended Jlss
20. total exports were valued az sl.7+4 ss =
an Increase OF s81, $500 over the prec.Ss-,
ascaI year and imports az S-o54.s1+1S4 -
increase of s245,994.o5O. the total OF expcrr.
in the history Of the country. with tn. a.
cention OF 1871 The excess OF exports IA,
sis7111.s4s compared wien 70 =. an J., sxcess 7s .;
THE excess Of exports over imports !,
smaller than in any other year since -
This marked reduction IN the excess or =.
,16rts over imports Is due 70 a falling o. :
ne eYnortation Of foodsturYs and an ts
crease In the Importation OF manufacturer
materials The value Of foodstuns exportss
ffs~1ree are available was 100000. azarr
Sl12 o0n000 In the Corresponding nont1s =
the preceding year and S4so .ooo.eo0 u the ces
s.ida iIrrosa,n1,facturers' materials show
equally striking increase, their value n u
eleven months ending Wl[n lIn NAY of "a
r1reser4 wear being SS300o,OoO, against 54-
6o, 100 in the corresponding months OF -
and s517 GooO00 in the corrsSpondl1S moa-ss
OF 1893 Thus exports or roooStuus STOW
decline Of 80 per cent var W
ferfals show an increase OF over 80 Per es-s
I'm the same time Z. -
r,o-+s have Increased net s16,5lz,f72 VIII
Poras or,o-+s have declined net 81. g. zs5, lies
ferres comparing with a gain u Inpors
from January I. 1888, 70 June 81, Ltt G
s2i 0s8, SIS. and with loss IN sxPoarts IN q
same time Of $50 20. .253. Detailed figures r
lime and for the fiscal year for three y.ars
follow:
MERCHANDISE
IDSrt: E4Sort: sias lzass5 IS IS iisSssssa ii5ass
Exc EXP. Ss1sss1s -sT.15s.1Os so. 7a2sa
Tweive months ended June .,.,..
rvn,orts 81 sol, ,s54 s54 'sf-511 as 81 le4. -
Tzxporrs L 744 s66 20S 1,s6o-IIsS46 l-SoS,l1Ss ss
Exc. exp s1s7.111.s49 $685.. 4s1. So sa5117sss
sIast three ngures omitted
GOLD.
Import. sssl7z s5s 81 ss1s1ss ss4.s 'sasss, ssss,
E,c imp. s2a77,57o so 5ees. m -s5 l71os
ERPorts. F5lPorts s2iS ai.5si.s1s 72,4s2ass
Exc. exp. s75.223.s1o s47.4T7.s2e 's75 eo4aH
IuiroTts So III II Sc 952 3 s24ssss atsas
EXC. EXP. s1.27e.212 s1.1e51s2 sss4is
Tslye mo9tas i9dSd si3is4 a54s1o sess
E9ports. F55,roI 50 .2S6 s6I IS. $50 1872 57.s2l2a
Exc EXP. s1o.o6e. .667 s11.7c7.ss2 s1s-2siz
New-York tribune., 1910-07-16
copARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. PURSUANT
TO statute that limited partnership mas
b.en formed by those named below, 70 oe con
Quoted under the firm name Of dAThAN a I.
SMITH FOLDS AND COMPANY, to begin on
the first day Of July. 1910. and to terminate
on the thirty-frst day OF December, 1911 me
general nature Of the business intenaeo 10 oe
rrzr<sc cted IS that of brokers, incluoihs the
furfur and selling of commercial paper ana
securities and loaning money thereon or con,
.-scrtns in relation thereto The prlnclpa
risce Of business is 10 be in the Borough OF
Sanhartan city. County and state OF New
york Robert B. Woodward. of full age
v-hose residence is Borough Of Brooklyn. New
York City. is special partner, and the amount
rf crpttaI which he has contributed TO Inc
common stock is one hundred thousand dollars
$500 oool. The names and respective places
81 residence Of the general partners al OF
whom are Of fun age, are as follows: Chsrles
Hathaway. Of East Orange, New jersey: HoW-
rrd Czszeii Smith. Of the Borough OF Man.
haitian New York City: Charles ": Folds. OF
she city Of Chicago, Illinois. Arthur b Holden.
os South Orange. New Jersey and Forrest
Rayner, Of the Borough Of Brooklyn. New
York City.
Dated New York. July list 1910
CHARLES HATHAWAY. HOWARD AZ NS
WELL, SMITH. CHARLES ". FOLDS,
ARTHUR B. HOLDEN. FORREST RA =
NOR ROBERT 3. WOODWARD
ATWATER & CRCIkSHANK. Attorneys LOT
Hathaway. Smith. Folds & Co, 4S Ceoar
Street New York City
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FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. July 15.-Consols closed un-
changed at S21s for money and 50 3-16 for
account Anaconda was IS higher, at IS,
Canadian Pacific L lower, at 1875, and
Grand Trunk Is, at 267s-
Money quiet and discount rates were
easy
The stock market continued generally
steady without any increase in business.
Gilt edged securities, kaffirs and rubber
shares received the most attention and
hardened Home rails were offered, and
Canadian issues closed weak.
American securities opened a fraction
higher and then declined Later, covering
caused q reaction and the active issue ad-
vanced about a point. The advance was
maintained until the afternoon, when Wall
Street selling caused a setback, and the
market closed easy.
Call money in London, 1G1L per cent:
open market discount rate for short bills
15s per cent; long bills, per cent; Berlin
discount rate, 3ls per cent; Paris discount
rate, rs per cent: Paris exchange on Lon
don z5 francs PA centimes; Berlin ex
change on London, . marks. 45 pfennigS
Bar gold, Us sc. American eagles, l6s 3D.
Paris. July 15.-Three per cent rentes ~
oentimes higher, at 81 francs 12l2 centimes
Prices were higher on the Bourse-
Berlin July 15-Trading was active and
prices were firm on the Boerse. American
eecurities closed higher
New-York tribune., 1910-07-16
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

While professional operators on the Con-
solidated Stock Exchange offered stocks
basing their bearish attitude upon the
renewal advance in wheat and the further
reports Of drouth damage in the North
at no time be called weak OFFERINGS we're
readily absorbed, and in the late after
noon some of the early short sellers dis
played nervousness and covered their lines
the closing dealings of Wednesday and
Thursday. Commission houses reported a
good volume of buying orders for odd lots,
lie interest in the market. commission
house which received an order early in the
day to buy 1000 shares Of Third Avenue
was successful in picking up 500 shares on
the floor at 1912, against an initial price
on the New York Stock Exchange 4 Of
a point higher. Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-16
coPARTNERsHIP DIssoLUTIoNs.

STATE OF NEW YORK. OFFICE OF THE
Secretary Of State. S.: This Certificate lssneo
- d1-nlioate hereby certifes that the W a
COURTNEY & co. LIMITED domestic STOCK
corporation. has fled in this Office on inls
szventy-fourth dsr OF June. 1910, papers Tor the
voluntary dissolution Of such corporation under
section 99I Of the General Corporation Law ana
that II appears therefrom that such corporation
has complied with said section IN order 10 be
dissolved
witness nv hand and the zeal Of Office of the
Se-re-ar- Of state. st the City of Albany, TINS
rvreaty-fourth day Of June. one thousand nine
hundred and ten.
TSesll HORACE G. TENANT,
Second Deputy Secretary Of State.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-16
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there were no transactions yester-
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
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IMPORTS OF DRyGOODS

Imports and marketings of drygoods this
week with comparisons, were as follows:
This week. Last week Las year
Total imports :. e. ees S23 81 1917 So 3as 3a3
Total narkstings 2s22. es5 22e9527 S,5la s86
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

AT the outset the market for outside Sc
curities displayed little animation. with
eighty firmer tendency in spots. BeIoIs
the end of the first hour. however. apso-
lutte dulness set In. which was followed ~
email recessions to about a parity Win
last nights final figures. Traders were ieSs
conspicuous In the dealings and "hat ultIs
business was transacted was principally Dy
outside interests The copper shares ruIsu
steady at q small fractional change. Inc
silver issues were almost entirety neg
Iected The precious metal stocks were
shade easier, with interest centred IN ne.
vada Hills The industrial list was quiee
and irregular. American Wrtlne .ai SILL
were higher in the bid Intercontinentai
Rubber was down about point. standard
Oil and American Tobacco were unchanged.
There was slight inquiry for bohdsr NI"
YORK state canal As w l. eased of q;
Western Pacific 5s were firm. Detaiieo
operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-16
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
rw YoRK. ONTARIO & WESTERN RAIL

XIV YoRK. ONTARIO WESTERN RAIL-
WAY COMPANY. -.
New York June 2Sth. IeIo
The Board OF Directors Of the New YORK VI.
ur5o & western Railway Company have declared
dividend of two % per cent upon the Soin
Taon Stock. payable on August l3tn lslV' u
stockholders Of record July 5oth. 1slo
The Transfer Books viii be closed al tWeNs
o'clcscly noon on July 3oth- 1910. and reopeneo
at ter O'clock a m. on August 10th, 1910
r. D RICHARD. Secretary:
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET-Money on call opened
a. 2ss per cent: highest, 2s4 per cent; low
est. 2lz per cent; closing, 2& per cent;
ruling rate. 2ss per cent. Time money was
without change. and rates were firmly held.
Rates for sixty-day loans were 312 per
cent. ninety days 4LG4iz per cent. four
months 41zq4s4 per cent, FIVE months -
f15 per cent and six months 5goi& per cent:
Mercantile paper was dull Rates 51ol2
per cent for sixty TO ninety days fndorsed
bills receivable and choice four TO six
months single names, per cent for
others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The foreign eX-
change market opened easier with cables
quoted at T. S545G4 S51k. demand sterling at
< $50 bid and asked and siXty-day bills at
1 S340d4 S3l2. Short francs were quoted al
r 1885 and short reichsmarks at "a 13-l6 less
.-32da4 1916. The sales of demand sterling
were reported as low as 4-S5l5. but the mar
Aet was steadier in the afternoon Cables
were quoted at 4s555G4 $3.50 demand ster-
ling at ASH "a $3.50 and siXty-day bills at
s5i3 Short francs held around 519asq5. .l9ss
plus 1-32 and short reichsmarks 81 15-16.
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The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds, compared
with Thursdays:
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

FURNISHED by ". " Coer & Co, No. 45 Cedar
street)
,..cyu.d interest to be addsd)
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FURNISHED by r l. Day & Co. Nc. n wan
stTeet)
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED by ]. Thomas Reinhardt. No. IS
Broad street. New York. and No. % Devon
rhire street. Boston)
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pueL,c UTILITY SECURITIES.

fyri,rnished hy Williams. Mcconnell & Coleman
no SO Wall street,
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.

Maturing 1e1o-'27-
FURNISHED by SHartwout e. Appenzellar No 40
Pine street,
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. Boston. &c
discount; Chicago, par; San Francisco,
sight SC premium, telegraph 712c premium:
New Orleans. commercial 25c discount,
hank 81 premium: Charleston buying par,
selling l-I0c premium; St Louis. zoe pre-
MUM bid. 30c premium asked; Mime
apolis, 6oc premium: Savannah, buying
s-1ec discount: selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS--New York. eX-
changes S2s9 913. .110, balances Sl4.4S5.0l4;
Baltimore. exchanges $.97S,1+2, balances
SGD 100: Philadelphia. exchanges s22, ,2S6,5 ,522
balances 2627, 1873: Chicago. exchanges $45,-
225. .Is5 balances 50. .226.2l9
SILVER MARKET.-Commerc bar sill
YER 541zc: Mexican silver dollars, 44c. Bar
silver in London closed at 2514d, an advance
Of I'D
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, 80; LIS
bon, $50
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted at 2.0112.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-16
INDUSTRIAL.

Sales. Open Hlgu' no"-
425 Am Writ P pf... 25 t2Sh 70 81
$500 TJuly oil S5 30 %.
500 Manhattan Tran. 1H. liz, ~ Hs, o5
II STANDARD OIL 800 900 500 GU
200 u S Light 6 H. 1Il Ii In Ifs
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BALTIMORE STOCKS

Furnished by Van schaick & Co. No w,n
street,
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.r,oupons interchangeable tRegieered. tCou-
nons sResistered and coupon fSttrlinG
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BOND MARKET SALES.

Reg ..-- SoF4
5000 do 1851. 9SA
5000 do 1855. e. 9SA
1000 Adams Elk 4s 93se
500 do 1900 9S1z
5000 Am T & T
Cvt As. .100i2
5000 Am Tob As. 70
6o00 do 6s. .105
25o00 Armour 412s 81
1000 a T & S +
New-York tribune., 1910-07-16

Total sales 3S52 shares compared with e4
shares for corresponding day in 1909.
Total sales January July inclusive 1o5 S 5 shares
coupared shares the period in 1909
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BOSTON STOCKS.

7er rEx S.n9 dividend I per cent. TEX dividend ia
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New stock
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Bankers posted rates were:
The Washington times., 1910-07-01

Within a week death has claimed
two Of the Oldest members Of the
United States Senate.
This fact recalls the further fact
that after March 4 there viii be but
few picturesque figures in the Senate.
The old SUard viii have retired. all
save Senators Frye, Cullom, and De
rev
When Senators Daniel Of Virginia
and McEnery died, when Senators
TiIlman and CuIberson were forced
Of the stase Of action by III health.
the Democratic side of the chamber
was robbed or its most distinguished
coterle OF OId-timers- OnIy one was
left Only senator fernando De Soto
Money Of Mississippi remained. and
he is due 10 return TO private life on
March I next
When that cate arrives and the
SiNty-hrst Congress is no more. two
or the most forceful leaders OF the
Republican side or the Senate viii be
lost 20 mat body Senators AIdrich
ana hale VIII retire Both are veter-
ans Both have been powerful. but
now both are preparing 10 Iay down
the cares of public lie forever
All -hls means that the Senate viii
pass into hands OF younger leadership.
Both sides Of the chamber are cast
ing about Tor new leaders. Neither
majority nor minority today know
The Washington times., 1910-07-01
LEADERSHIP OF SENATE
FALLS TO YOUNGER MEN
Old Guard Fast Disappearing, and Few Picturesque
Figures Will Remain After Fourth of Next March
on Either Side of Chamber.

upon whom the mantles viii fall
There are strong men on both sides OF
the senate, but there is no one pre-
emiuently strong man.
The division on the Republican sloS
VIII make 1t harder to choose q ieaoei-
The men like Cummins ana DoliFeF
and BOrah, all capable Of handAnS a
legislative situation, however acute
Sr6 in the lnsurgent class, ana cOut4
not now command the united SupPOt
Of the Republicans. Ihe men IlhS
Ciallinger. Warren, and Fsnfo9e CoulA
rot successfully lead the insufBSh -
ACOmprOmise viii be hard 10 feaeIl'
aIthSGgh Senator Elkins IS Delus ula-
cussed considere bly, in conner'lOii
with the leadership in the Senate
As for the Democrats, II will not De
- difficult to agree upon NOM ~ @ "a
leader Senator's Bailey. Bacon. HaS
ner. Clay. OveTman. and HUznes are a
ready in training for hoCr le39etsl-i.'
while a Iittle later John SHARP v lllldili'
former minority leader in the Hcuse.
viII be ia the Senate harness
Yet the Democrats VIII miss ln@
counsel of the older heads. South caro-
lima. Tennessee labaLa- Arkansas anu
Eir~i,lia. once powerfu. in Democratic
cOIncfis- can no longer claim tnal pres
.tfee- Maryland. North Carolina
Georgia and Texas will BE- counted upon
TO maintain the SoUth's strength II tie
IN anv event Senate legislation viii
7e handled by much younger heads. in
the next Congress. than in the one Just
closed II IS no longer a body OF paJrl-
arcHs-
The Washington times., 1910-07-01
SALVATION ARMY
COUPLE MARRIED
Philadelphia Ceremony Is Pre-
ceded By Tambourine and
Bass Drum Music.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1--PrelUded
with the music OF bass drum ard tam
bOUrines, one OF she most unique we'd
dings of the season took place at the
headquarters Of the American Salvation
Army, 1F North Ninth street, when
Lieut.. Sarah r Hoffman and Capt FL
mer H Halverson were united by Gen
James ". DUffn. cOmmauder-in-chief
OF the army. The occasion was styled
q 'sHalleujiah WedSiug," and was said
10 have been the f. Z ever Witnessed in
Philadelphia. It v IS attended not only
by most of the local officers of the
army, but also by detachments from
Reading. Baltimore. and Washington
After the ring had bee adjusted Gen
eral Duffn created hilarity by giving
the bride a TGusing smack upon the
lips. Miss Hoffman comes from New
mantOWn. Pa. and has been with the
army two years. Captain Halverson's s
home Is n Milwaukee, Wis and he
Joined the local corps FIVE years ago
Both exLect to continue their work in
Philadelphia. They were married in the
fun uniform Of their rank Capt. Harrv
y. Smith. Of Corps No ]. assisted Gen
eral Duf1n IN the ceremony.
The Washington times., 1910-07-01
DOG IMPRISONS
GIRL IN KENNEL
Shows Fight When Father Inter
feres, But Is Bribed BY
Offer of Meat.

BEVERLY. n. J.. July For five
hours OF more Mrs. Henry Morrison
missed her three-year-old daughter Liz
zie. and searched the house from the
cellar to the garret The presence Of
tramps early in the morning gave rise
TO thoughts Of didnaping. A number
q neighbors Joined her in the search
When the husband came home he
learned that the child was missing
While searching in the yard they heard
a childish CITY. mamma
They saw the child in the kennel of
their bulldog Although the canine is
generally gentle TO the members OF the
household. It growled herceIy and
showed signs Of viciousness as the
father approached fer the child.
The parents and neigh bors were I'm a
0liefaina, as the dog planted his bulky
Doty against the opening and prevented
the child from getting to her Darents-
As last resort the father sent for
pound OF tempting meat. The dog
came out and then the little girl fol-
iSHed. hungry but uuhuFt.
The Washington times., 1910-07-01
MRS. tom" PIERCE
GETS a S5 FINE
She Didn't Have the Money, So
Adele Richie Furnished
the Amount

NEW YORK july Mrs Alice
Crowniushield Ro-ers- divorced wife OF
Thomas Pierce. Z Boston millionaire,
was fined s. for -he disturbance she
caused ar the Casino in Central Park
last TuesdaE-
After beinS treated for slcOholic hys-
teTia in the Bellevue HOSPITAL. Mrs
Rogers was presented IN the NOrkvIIIe
police court Yesterday afternoon
Policeman Higgins made a charge OF
disOrderly conduct AGAINST the prisoner
and was about 10 relate some Of the
LANGUAGE she used. which ne described
as something awfIl-' when Attorney
Edward Bradley. Mrs Rogers lawyer.
announced that further examination
would he waived
You plead guilty. Go you2" MaEis-
trste Erotel wanted 10 know
The lawyer said thai on Tuesday Mrs.
Rogers had q bad tobthache and took
one drink which went TO her head
W hen the amount Of the fine vas an
nOunCed. neither Attorney Bradley nor
MS client had the money HANDY
The LAWYER went hack TO The court
room and had q talk with Adele Richie
Then he returned and paid the money
The Washington times., 1910-07-01
CLERK
WAVES HEARING
Edward G. Myers Charged With
Opening Letters In City
POSTOffiCe.

Edward G. Myers. twenty-one
years old. of 50 r street northeast
varied examination before United
States Commissioner Taylor this
afternoon at = o'clock on the charge
Of opening letters in the City Post
office. where he was employed as 2
clerk. and was held in $1,000 bonds
for the September term of the Dis
triCt Criminal Court
Myers was employed as a sUbsti-
tute clerk at the local pOStoffce- AC-
cCrding 70 Inspector Barclay he has
been under suspicion for some time Of
robbinE letters. then destroying them
on Wednesday Inspector Barclay de-
cIares. Myers opened a letter addressed
10 Mrs John r Hines. Of 1876 X street
northwest Yesterday. according 10 the
Inspector MYERS opened a letter ad-
dressed 70 3 J Altman & Co. Of
TEirty-fOUrjh street and FIFTH avenue.
New York. later destroying TIE letter
Last night Myers was arrested
The Washington times., 1910-07-01
TEACHER is FLIRT
SAY HER SCHOLARS
Big Boys File Charges Similar to
Those Previously Ignored
BY Board.

CHICAGO, July 1.-The big boys in
the classes Of Miss Wealthy stephen, a
pretty teacher in the Mckinley High
E-hoOL have fled charges with the
school board that she firts with ehem
and Chews gum
The boys first charged Miss Stephen
with Immoral acts" When asked 70
explain what these acts were the boys
said she had fiTJed with them and the
charges we.e amended.
Miss Stephen has been IN the service
OF the board about twelve years and IS
considered a competent INSTRUCTOR Two
or three years ago she was chaTge
vCitE flirting with pupils. but nothing
come Of the charges
The Washington times., 1910-07-01
PAPER CONTRACT
HEARING DELAYED
Attorney Elder Secures Pos-rcle-
mem Owing to Late Receipt
of Commission.

The pre- liminarv hearing on the Neil-
tjon for n Injunction filed By the VAL
lev Paper COmuany. OF Holyoke- Mass.
10 prevent Public Printer Dounelly from
purchasing Governmental paper SUPPLIES
in accordance with the contracts which
expire in February. 1911. vas postponed
todsv until next THURSDAY
In bringing the matter before Justice
Stafford. Attorney F Z Elder who
was appointed special counsel to defend
the Public Printer. declared that s
commission as such reached him at ITO
late date tc allow him to properly pre-
pare the case
Through Attorney F p. Rhodes the
petition was fled several davs ago -
1eCiuz that no joint committee on print
InE Of Congress exists legally. and that
the contracts awarded by them are not
in accordance with law
The Washington times., 1910-07-01
PORT ARTHUR OPEN
TO WORLDS TRADE

TOKYO july Through the Official
Gazette It has been announced that Port
Arthur is oueu 20 the shiDuinz OF ali
nations. commencing TO-DAY
The IaDaueSc government decided
zone months aZO 10 opeu this port
which is free from ice IN the winter
sn5 thereby caused some little surprise
BY its deE siouuant as a commercial Cf-v
the port y eliminated as poiut Of
Tnelrs
The Washington times., 1910-07-01
USHERS DO 1HE BEGGING

BETHLEHEM, Pa, July Several
husky lads. eG--ipPed with picks and
shoveIs, are spending their evenings ex-
Cavatinz in the rear OF the Laurel No
TaVian Church for building TO be add
ed 90 the church. in which TO place the
grand pipe organ Tie young men are
members of the CShers7 Association OF
the church, and IN this way are giving
their donation TO the project
The Washington times., 1910-07-01
HANAQUA BREADS
ESTRADA INVASION
Nicaragua Rebels Approach
Capital and Residents
Fear BOmbardment.

BLUEFIELDs. July THE advance
O. rhe insUrgent forces Of Estrada cen
The success Of outlying columns in cap
turing a number Of towns TO the west
ard east has aroused the greatest en-
th-siasm on the part Of Estrada sym
pafhiZers who are hailiuE the army on
its march TIE Aladriz deieTiIets oI
tho city are preparing for an attack anu
siege bv the insurgents and the lnhaol-
tants are panic-striCSen, fearing bonn
fas7~rfr~7e--
The Washington times., 1910-07-01
PLAN PATRIOTIC EXERCISES.

With patriotic exercises and an ad-
dress by the Rev Eusine A. Hannah.
the Oldest Inhabitants ASSOCIATION viii
celebrate the Fourth Of July in Carroll
institute Hail. at J. o'clock PrecediuZ
The ceremonies the regular meeting viii
be held at il o'clock Harry O. Hall
VIII read the Declaration Of Tudepeud-
ence-
The Washington times., 1910-07-01

Handsome 1-Diece
Princess Dresses OF
SILK Lingerie, with
entire panel front o.
fine tUcfs and valen-
cieuues lace sleeves
and hack. richly
trim med IN ] g e 2.
White, pink and
blUe-
The Washington times., 1910-07-01

New riCh eUlbrOid-
cry trimmed waists,
fresh, crisp garments
bought late in the
season far below aC-
tual value. enabling
US 70 sell the very
best 500 Waists for
CSC
The Washington times., 1910-07-01

Handsome & Z y 2
fancy SILK Lingerie
and ATannish Waists.
IN q big NaEiety
Of styles. inCiud-
ing the popular low
necked- EIabor-re
trimmings Of eNpeE-
sive 6Ist lace and
EN- bro i1erv. Values
I'd 10 Sl-b9- Special.
CSC.
The Washington times., 1910-07-01

Violet Blue Linen
and Green Scotch
Chambray Dresses,
In swell empire style
with DiD6d panel
front lace yoke and
lace sleeves Entire
garment SeIf-StraD-
Ded and button trim
med Special. S2-95.