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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-02
Training Ship oopher Ao,ou,d

Inc training ship Gopher. manned
oy number OF Minnesota naval re.
serves ran aground at the head of
beiIe Isle Monday night and Is stiu
aground The steamer Britannia. Of
the d.. b. & W aeet. was sent to
her relief Wednesday The Conner
was bound from Duluth TO Toledo.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-02

An auto truck belongings 60 the Pro-
pies Quitting co. struck nm express
wagon driven by Jack Coombs at
Jefferson and Baldwiu-aves Monday
afternoon. The express wagon was
wrecked and Coomhs, who is uo rela-
tive OF the Philadelphia pitcher Of
he same name. was fortunate TO
escape with no Injuries
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-02
MOCK CHERRY PIE.

A kind correspondent contributes
her favorite recipe for this pie:
Put one cup cranberries in
double boiler with half cup water
and cook until soft Mix two table
spoons corRstarch IN little cold
water and add TO this Then add
one cup seeded .raislns. one. cup
sugar and half cup boiling water.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-02

was occupied by
two columns OF
British tro o p b
which were Very
welcome TO tn,
other inha bitants
until the provision
A.gaa e.. u,s, lon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-02

Daylight thieves broke into the resi-
dence OF T.. ~. Derby, No. cot East
Grand blvd Tuesday afternoon
They stole a watch, ring and three
reviewers, all valued at S72 The resi-
dence Of Mrs James Haines. No 22I
StXth-st, was entered Tuesday
night and $40 worth OF jewelry ia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-02

planned afterwards that he had work
ed hard the night before and his alarm
clock failed to do It's duty Then they
were married.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-02
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G a 9 TO RIA
Former Head Of Russian Police Dead

Former Head Of Russian Police Dead
ST PETERSBURG, Nov. IN
Rachkoffsky former head Of the Rus
sian secret police, died suddenly
Tuesday at Vitebsk He was prom
inently identified with the investiga
ton OF Azef, head OF the fighting Rus
sian socialists, who was declared "a
be a government spy. and NJ. Lopu
kline, a former director of police in
the department OF the ministry OF the
interior, and with the Father Gapon
affair
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-02

Ladysmiths four-month siege is one Of
the most familiar TO people nowadays
because news of both the besieged,
the besieging and the relieving armies
was carried back and forth by the
heliograph mirror every sunshiny day.
But the Photograph, reliable as it Is
for mountain top bulletins, is total
failure when II comes to transferring
a ham sandwich.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-02

,feiInan ph2tQgraBhri has invented
not be made on The same plate. nor can
a plate oe wasted by failure 70 expos,.
II on oy drawing the slide while the lens
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-02
TODAY IN HISTORY.

Nov ., 1899, the siege OF Ladysmith
was begun. Ladysmith. beside its or
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-02
GROOM SHORES AS
BRIDE AWAITS HIM

PATERSON. y. j., Nov BE
cause Albert Gigher oversight, his
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-02

Among the Detroiters sailing for
Europe from New York, Thursday
morning will be Mrs. w. R. Croul and
Miss Rowena Croul. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic 5. Isham.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-02

Five Of New Nork'a big Office build
iugs utilize nearly 10000 telephones
which require about 2,2OO miles OF wire
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-02

The annual supper and sale OF the
Protestant orphan asylum, will take
place, Thursday from 2 until O'Clock
There will be plenty OF attractive ho-
iday articles on sale and an excel
lent musical program given From 8
10 O'Clock, hot supper will be
served.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-02

The Sweethearts will give the first
informal dancing party OF the season
Thursday evening. In Prismatic hall
The Misses Olive Cook. Mary Cook
and Myrtle Farrar comprise the com
r1iftnn- mn r-r.ht ., !. ...tA,..aA.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-02

The marriage OF Miss Wilhelmina
STANCE, daughter OF John STANCE to
Herman Mullenhagen, Jr. took place
Oct. 70. in the residence OF the Rev.
Mr.. Gehrke The couple are al home
al No. 4Sl Catherine-st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-02

Miss Katharine Reynolds, who late.
ly returned from years study i'm Flu
rope, sang very pleasingly for the
Windsor Literary and Scientific so
ciety. al the last meeting OF that or
ganization.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-02

Miss Abbie Morley daughter OF Mr.,
and Mrs. II. 7. Morley, No so Peter.
boro-st, will be formally presented 10
society, Wednesday, at a tea. A group
OF girl friends OF the debutante will
assist.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell \. Alger, Mr.
and Mrs. StFathearn Hendrier Mrs
Christine Van Husan and Franklin
Clark returned 10 Detroit, Wednes-
day, from the aviation meet on Long
Island.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-02

The railway Express employees OF
Detroit will give the eighth annual
ball, Thursday evening, In the Light
Infantry armory. The committee in
charge OF the ball, includes II. Book.
w. Charbeneau, /. Lorenzen. j. Nc
Donough and j. Wilson. The associa-
ton has for its membership employees
Of the United States, American, West
ern, NATIONAL and Pacific express com
panies.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-02

4 model SanifariDm with every equip
nenf and appliance and = complete Staff
ofeKperie1ocd and skilled Specialists for
the treatment Of fire most diffcuh cases
Of Chronic siiBe1ts wherher requiring
Medical or Surgical treatment for their
ogre. send fuo stamps IN above address
for TIE iNNALIDS' GUIDE BOOK.
~
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

,c.,cseo Aug 20-CATTLE-Re Receipts. 800:
-.ssG~ l,ee,-es 81 T0dSs n, Texas steers, 81 Vo9
e 3G- Western 1896 81. stoeknls and feeders.
Ss,5sG IA cows and heifzrs 81 5oG 50 40; calves
Tst, g 509s9. mixed SAaSS 81; heavy. 81 7off
- = ..,.gh 81 7oqST 81. good choice heaEy.
e 9E5Ss 4. rigs SS 50GS9 bulk of sales, IS lod
e 90 cTIFr.To-receiDts 5000, steady, native,
s. rGas4 81. western. 81 750S4 -, ycaTlnRs'
81 .09s5 20. lambs native. s. 1885 50. West
q Ka9sas City. Aug TITLE Receipts.
2oa- stead. dressed beef and eZrort steers.
e. eolf Sc fair 70 good. 81 5o0S6 80. Western
,.cTe 81 2ETs7 y. s'ockers and feeders. 50 2561
e. -, southern ssds5 10. Southern cows. 50 50If
&, "a native COWS 60 S0CS5; heifers 81 JlNi
.fseretffs 300 steady: bulk OF sales. s. asa
8 -. hcavy SO 39gss 20: packers snd butchers.
ss tGGSS 50. light, IS eoQSs s. SHEB'-Pe-
cef-4s 200. steadv: lambs seas S6 -: yearlinss
&. 5G6s5 u. we:hers S4Gs4 70. ewes, So 500
8; 25: stocl1ers and feeders. s3n s.,
Fast Buffalo. Aug 2o---cAT LI-E-Receipts
100. s,eady EEALs-Receipts 80: active and
liver At SC s06slO HOGS-RsceDts 3200;
hsrel,- active 5d20c hizher; heavy. = s0G&S 80;
-f,ea sg4s9 % Workers. 50 25GS9 - pics
60 .1sisa -. rouehs s. 25GS7 10 Gairies Sc 75G
Ga 40 SHEEP AND LANBS-Recei7ts. 600
st,ee, active ewes and sheen l1c higher lambs
ejovg and 15a25r higher. lsn'bs- 81 75aSG Is:
-esrllngs &51s5 70. ewes ssGs4 80; sheep
Us f.inc,n5ati Aug 20-CATTLE- Receipts sol
e,.aJ,. ard qLlet. fair - good SINNERS s. 751
81 "a. common S2nS3 -. HOGS Receirts
. 1z-. active and strong butchers ard shippers
e c51sa. common ss $3.50 o5. SHEFP-Re-
cefrts . 252: sreafV ~ 81 Eo9S5 ~ lambs steady
ard qiliet s3Nse 81
rsv Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Louisville Aug. 2o-sHEEP AND LAMBS
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
THE HOURS OF SLEEP.

There is an old saying which in its too
literal application has done an inffnity of
mischief and has prevented good many
peopIe taking the rest that is needful TO
them: Nine hours sleep are enough for
a fool" That is as may be, but it is none
the less true that many who are by no
means fools feel that they require quite
that time TO recuperate themselves. Diff
ferent constitutions require different
amounts of sleep. What is enough for one
person is totally inadequate for another.
We are believers in sleep and plenty or
it. and the prpba bilities are that the origi-
nator of the phrase Nine hours sleep are
enough for fool was a philosopher and
a cyntc and erred in making his own fru-
galty in this respect the standard for the
rest of mankind.
1t will be conceded by all thoughtful per-
sons that the brain in very young children
REQUIRES quite twelve hours sleep, and this
period is shortened gradually until at
fourteen years Of age a boy is found TO
need only ten hours. When full grown and
in good health a man may find that eight
hours are quite sufficient to render him
thoroughly refreshed and invigorated; but
if he finds on the other hand, that the
period Is not sufficient. then by all means,
If he can let him take more.-Health.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
DISADVANTAGE IN ASSUMED NAME

Among the measures that passed the
house shortly before adjournment was a
bill authorizing the government to issue
certificates of discharge in their true
names to enlisted men who served under
assumed names in the army or navy IN
the Civil War or war with Spain It Is
stated that there are many men who served
with entire credit to themselves, but under
names other than their own, TO whom the
proposed legislation is a simple measure
of justice
assumed names which is particularly in
teresting There is now on the retired
list Of the army, after forty years OF
honorable service, gallant of1cer. VINO
would have had the privilege OF retire
inert several years earlier had he re-
ceived credit for the time he served under
an assumed name in the Civil war.
He ran away from home While sun
boy, enlisted in an Eastern regiment,
and entered the secret service of the Union
armv-in short he was a spy, ana as such
performed hazardous and useful service
After the war he entered the regular army
as a second Iieutant and served with dls-
tinction among the Indians. In Cuba and in
Philippines. retiring finally as a brlgadIer-
gene raj, when he might have done so
m ior- general had he been able TO estab-
Ish the record of his Civil War service
under a fictitious name. But his witnesses
were all dead-The Path Finder
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

For Both Sexes-Country.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Aug. 2o.-wHEAT-spot dull;
No red Western winter. stock futures
quiet; October Is Cd; December. rs I'd March.
IS I'D CORN-Spot firm; old American
mixed, IS; futures easy; September, As Cd;
october, IS cd PEAS-Canadian, Is. FLOUR
Winter patents. sos. HOPS in London tPa-
cific Coasr. f3 IS a IS. BEEF-Extra India
mess. 1905 PoRK-Prime mess Western,
l01s Cd. HAMS-Short cut Ills. BACON
Cumberland cut 70s; short rib. 76s; clear
bellies. 70s Cd long clear middles light. rs
Cd; heavy T2s: short clear backs. 63s Sd.
sHoULDERs-square. COS. LARD-Prme
Western. tierces, SOS 3D. American refined,
pals, SOS Cd. CHEEsE-Canadan finest
white, new. 53s Cd: colored. 54s. TURPEN-
T1NE-Spirits, sos Sd ROS1N-Common, las
Sd. PETROLEUM-Refned. I'd L1NSEED
OIL. 42s COTTONSEED OIL-Hull refined,
spot. eos 1ol3d. TALLOW-Australian in
London 36s Sd.
London. Aug. 20.-sUGAR-Raw. centrifu-
gust. 14s 10zd- LINSEED-Calcutta. August
September. 72s. LINSEED OIL. Ais. SPERM
OIL, f32. Observation-Disclosures refined.
Cd spirits I'd. TURPENTINE-Spirits sos
Sd. ROSIN-Common. las Cd; American
strained las Cd fine. lis Sd.
Antwerp Aug. 20-PETROLEUM-19 francs
80 centimes.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
u. Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES
FOREIGN COMMERCE.

And interest
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
THE MOUNTAIN PARADISE.
DELAWARE WATER GAP. Pa

Remains open until December as unquestton-
ABLY the finest equipped, best appointed largest
and most luxurious hotel in this FegiOn-a half
million dollar hotel for those who seek the best
in appointment. service. comfort and location.
Its grounds and preserves occupy entire Sunset
Mountain, the highest altitude and coolest To-
cation devoid Of fogs. dampness and humid
ity); unobstructed views of magnificent noun
Ne noise dust uf railroads or public high
ways but within easy access Of both Hotel g
new and equipped with over one hundred tiled
private baths: running mountain spring water
in all rooms: elevator, electric lights. steam
heat open log fires. most approved water sup
ply and sanitary plumbing. sun pariors all
floors own farms and dairy of registered
cows. Entire white service French chefs.
Orchestra, with frequent social diversions
Billiards, bowling, etc. Private riding acad-
emy; safe horses and instructors. New garage
and high-class livery. Golf. tennis. trout and
river fishing boating trap-shoOting. etc Spe-
ciaI late Summer and Autumn rates Write
for booklet of camera views and auto maps.
Coaches meet trains. Fourth season sana
ownership management.
I0LIN pT-RnY rOPE !
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

FLOUR AND MFAL-Fiour dull and easy
iT5ss z.sa's s. 20 81 CO. sin'sf 90 ss
s'ing clears. s. - n 50 extra 10 winter,
.sa$4 extra 80 winter. 50 so a*3 -;
rrs'tady. fair 70 good. 81 ioGs4 30. choice TO
.ay s. iGs4 - CORNMEAL-Quiet: kiln
80 s. - BAG MEAL-Fine white and
fSS. fFyF. $ p = 81 90. s coarse 81 -, % 81 %.
"a "a Kidding 50 = n s2G 10; -four DO. S2S 60
r ~ ~ red dog. so 60 city bran. SIS bulk.
r. sacks. middiing. s24 - $50 60: RED
s-5 = hominY chop. s24 30 bulk, SO 40
fkoyIsI0NS-Fu-ures firm. due 70 an ad-
- y lec n ne hog market and on buying
sslkers Shorts in ribs were nervous and
-. authorities seem 70 be looking for some
= y squeeze IN this market PORK
- mess. s24 % n S25- family. So ." n
= shorr clear. S22 5nQ S24 20 REEF-FiTU
-. extra In6fa mess 500 n n sac BEEF
Sc dy. S22G s24 DRESSED HOGS
n l:ec 80 p. l2@.c. iGo ID l3g: e i4e
- oEll; smoking 1Ec. 10 70. ITc. u ID.
: - l.-4c Picked hams duh, 15H
,s-ss ''--I--rIl city -. e91nJry. na
~ l-ARD--F-ryner. middle West. y 2oF
~ CITY eUiet. 20 refined strong, South
l@-Z1c- Continent p soc. Brazil
$40. Compound fT1sl; lo1z q II
4 a - - t---S'eal-- cleo. f2c, city lard.
- ssaR-Ref-ea o-iet and unchanged. with
- ~ -'a.FC net, less per cent caSn.
- 49,, tiltF INr standard eranBiafHtl- taW
= - $50 HaS Did for &c test ccnrFifu-
sss- y G1. - test $3.50. and lnola5ses
- s'. 100. The London market for
= =. Eas steady and UNCHANGED. Au-
| - ''sd September. 13s lO1.d. Octo-
IN. Fnaer us 90
sFft, irn and sr-harroed
sss i'-2 -r0l cnrrifiCa-o~ nominal
-hN AND SERI FS-F7lrs-- bat dull
s5 Al sToRFss- Spirits tlrpentire dun. but
c.s important change bore while at Sa
tt vas sore lower Rosin steady. and
9sls-,saseed aoor.r.ee p,erea METRO
a. - - 90" Cor standard white :r
~ s,SN>EfD oiI-Easior and prices ~
p ssa, r. 2e1etr'l.-C q 70 . points lower.
LsTFels- Local contract prices
-ester-
Open F1E.yl
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

LIverpooI ratles. Spot oulI. sales. -.UVU
tEles. American 1000; speculation and eX-
To-- 200. imports. , GOO. none American; mid
ding uplsrd pad Futures opened quiet.
70 : points lower closed Quiet, net ) % 4
points lower. August. sooizd; AugusJ-Sep-
Oc,oteI- November. 7131zd: November-De-
eem5e- 7O46. Decenber-January. 1-ul z q;
Js1uarr- Fer-uarv and FebruarS- March Io1d;
Es-ch-AprI. 7Oll2d April-Nay and May
igne cog d
/ C0FFEE-Irreeular at the opening, with
ees point decline 70 > advance but gained
tuEth and closing prices were TO 10
nis net higher Sentiment was hIlllsh-
tt ma-ket showed a steadily broad dening
sa1enc-. arG sales fer the day were aHsioo
lags News from Brazil was bullish regard
~ f--li offers ard RIO was steady and un-
ezngsd, wiki santos firm at unchanged 70
" Tes higher HaNre was y a q Ganc
fsher. and Hamburg = n = pfennig higher
t1t firm and higher. with the reports OF in
sHssed buying hv roasters. and Rio No as
Ee-e quoted a. alsc. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET

New York. August 30. 1910
REEyFs-Receipts. 1924. all slaughterets,
nothing doing feeling steady for good; "saS =
90, atbers Dressed beef slow; native SIDES, NI
20 Tavan beef 7T9c. Cables UNCHANGED
Exports COS cattle and 400 quarters sse 81 ali
1E-esffrnt steady at 81 500 81 20: veals ana
butterrnilks nominal. CITY dressed Veals i"'E
01GiLc. country dressed, ga &c 80 as,
SurEp iNp IANBS-Receipts 9.3i3. q =
cars on sale sheep steady: best lambs ste.eS,
orb-rs SLOW several cars unsold. sheep :" -
e "a; lambs - 70 n 81 % ,o.
HOGs-Receipts. 1,62G all for slaughter;
IL
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PATENTS PRODUCE FORTUNEs-Prlzes for
patents; patents secured through us adver-
tised without charge; new lists OF inventions
needed and possible buyers; Hints to Inventors. >"
why Some Inventors FAIL books on patents;
send rough sketch or model for search of
Patent O'lce records and report on patentaDilty
special agents in 300 cities and towns Mr.
Greeley while Acting Commissioner of Patents
had full charge Uf L. S Patent Office Greeley 81
NcIntire, Patent Attorneys. Washington. D c
WANTED-Large. well known manufacturing
and importing company, established twenty
petout man with S4o6p cash TO estatilsh ana
carry on exclusive, high class store in this
city: viii furnish complete stock OF goods and
also $500 month ana all expenses: also snare
of profits attractive invest ment and nice clean
business, sufficiently good man can mak
80 900 year OF better; excellent future. Ad-
dress Secretary Box 81, Tribune Oihce
ADVERTISER offers to few Glenn. ener-
gctic men OF moderate capital an opporr
n large acreage OF wonderfully fertile tobacco
q - "a sr,,i, lands in The SOUTH which VIII be
di,.ided into small farms and sold on the In
staIlment haSlS asa, sqrlcg tnVes,IgafIop 4sired
.ddress d. b. Box 90. Tribune Ofice
-IT1T,TTONAf CAPITAL-We finance and
= D~nraote enterprises Of merit Mining, Tim
her coat OIL. Electric Railway. Water Com
NAMES and Industrial enterprises huppiied with
i"n,i.iug cash capital. bond and st9ck issues
taken for sale cal or "rte pnlef
furnished 500 Broad st, Newark. y -
;Tk1TT experienced man with small amount or
capital and service in gas ana eIfetric
.,ra New York city, VIII sell same;
dactp' d.noi OPPORTUNITY. Box 10, Tribune Once.
pPTITING.-BootIets and pamphlets. puhli-
Fild, Fild,..,,as wanted weekly magazine, reason
- rharges Wiil buy part Interest. Tne New
Jersey Printing Company. Ruthefiofd. n, =
COOP LOCATION to start newspaper and job
5cpL ,tnp al Hobart. \. y; the right man
~ 81 900 can build up a good business
come and see. or address Postofice Box Sal
S3T s0OK PUBLISH 81 Rs: investment,
1000 Maple ave., evanston III
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
~ PRODUCE MARKETs.

s.. and PEAs-Receipts s25 Rags
~ .sety qulet. bat choice held
- fair -11-'s--iaTroW choice. bushel
e. s. sooa. - 8s1 50 -; medium.
( - iaeei -. - -. faIr 70 good s. - ~
ca > - imported 81 20eTe9 3D- 33sE
zlss :; eastit iidury. S3I5aS3 -: red
s-.e.s & % fair 70 good. SsaSs 20;
ksscs s. 5eG 81 - black turtle soup
,x ssgt. - - ca'ifarzI4 s3l5. PEAS
seaiSts. !.23s pkgs Trading
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

Receipts. 2551. for the week 22.673. as against
%. 3s5 the week before, 1919 same week last
wear and 1e714 two. years ago, Market about
seconds. 81 5oas5. cuiis. S3ds4; fat sheep, So 10
asa down: common sheep very dull; good de
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
INSTRUCTION.
PROF. COULON.

of the Art-Workers' Club for Women; Ex-
Examiner for languages Toronto University;
the author of French on the Nane ana tne
press. Martfnique and President Roosevelt: j.:
Christianity: America past and
present: Paris; Miss Billie Burkes perform
ance: a Romance: Our Everlasting Goal; Up
to-Date Realistic Parody of Alfred de Mussets 8
Rolla. The Dreyfus Affair: Black HANDS. etc
Acknowled ging his present and former pupils
sympa thies for his last April fast speedins
rnishap will resume his usual winter Lultlon
and repeat here what he composed In French
and in English while laid up:
Now, an accident, when by a Wagon lasheo
At full speed mauled l was, and su1ering
From a broken shoulder and femur crusned
heard of the death of the best loved King!
AS a simple mortal l received marks
That often denied TO monarchs!
send 10 them. whose sympathy was such'
That as angels. Ssters of Charity.
I love them all for their humanity.
90 East 11th St, New York
For Rows and Young Men-Clty.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
TEACHERS.

" .N9TF,0-Tt'TOR TO PREPARE COLUMBIA
student for September deficiency examination
In fT,lculus Address BOX CIR, Room 2ll, "A
Broad St. New York city
TE7 Af,EfF,R.-A FRENCH LADY OF ARISTO-
cratir family travelled extensively wishes 10
teach French English, violin. piano in private
school or refined family; references e. L. How
ard ave- stapleton. Staten Island
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
: q
THE ksTTATENNY.

Leading Hotel at Delaware Water Gap. Pa
BkIt- Spec Sept-& Oct rates G. FRANK COPE
CANADENSIS PA. PocOno Mountains
NEW SPRUCE CABIN nm
Rms. suite & with pri bath Bowling, ten
MS pool. boat'g. fSh'g B8lt W-J-&M d PRICE
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
ANTIQUES.

MICROSCOPES. guns. mathematical. surgical
and surveying instruments. UnTedeemed pledses
4 speci4Ity NICKLIN'S OLD CURIOSITY
SHOP. 1e3 Park Row -
r. UABOZA. the old and original china re-
pairer marble and alahaster cleaned and re-
paired ~ East 62d st Telephone $40 Plaza
NJ -S4TVO PROS -Anttaue furniture bric-a-
brac Sheffield and solid silver. 3SS 4th ave-
2Ith 81. Tel. 2246-NadisOn SGuare
JAMES FAY. genuine antiques. paintings. CO.
louiaI furniture silver tapestries and numerous
other art objects. AZ ~ West i2d 81 New York
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
DOGS, BIRDS. ETC.

CURE THAT NANCE WITH PIXOLEA Eureka
Dog Remedies. for all canine diseases For
sale by all dealers THE ROACH MFG. CO..
10 Third ave- Brooklyn
DIR. BLACkBU SPECIALIST
Diseases dogs. cats. Maltese terrier studs.
puppies ST u z 125th St Tel. 34l9-Harisnl-
DOGS AND BIRDS BOARDED
AQUaria. Plants. Gold Fish. etc Birds. Dogs
remedies 10 sale Amsterdam,
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

RIG RaRGAINS-Slightly used ONCE furniture.
desks. typewTiters. cash registers adding ma
chimes, mim~ograpks. hlins cabinets safes. adj
dressing machines time clocks. partitions. check
protectors. bookcases NATHNS'S. White Street
KIIIARDS pool and patent combination
tables. lowest prices. supplies. repairs.
bowling alley builders Decker's. 105 East 9th
Established 1850
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. August 20, 1910
CRAM WFEEAT-Moderately active but
losing a. net loss Of Ia a !. c
ai -, ,.s~F lower both from Liverpool and
"a, a. - --f-s-tal markets, and reports from
- = go rhag there were fTeer offerings or
g. 1a~ - s-r-77 America and Danubian ports.
;s+. ~ demand was less active and Cont
--e, l,J,,e-s were resellins wheat recently
--.sassz No export business with the cE-
t-o :. - 10 additional caEgOes late Friday
=. The Pacific Coast, Al oclock %e" oo,~
- --7-e5 g OG for September and 81 o9 =
: o. s-,--.,c-- Nlew No > red winter. 81 % !.
: (: s-of,s-a-. and 81 o. o ahcat: new No !
,--,-.re~r 81 c0iz { 10 arrive CohN-x
, - - yT-sk closing at a net loss OF
70 , western. T0is elevator DO
I ;rssti- = basis 20 arrive. {. oATsGstead dier
-. - - - 2 sc Cash oats steady. new
t.sr6a-6 white. 4o'ec: No ?. alc; No 3. to1sc;
"a z0c RYE-DUll: No western olq'
:. N,a-- York BARLEY-Duu: feeQ-
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