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New-York tribune., 1910-09-21

English houses. mostly IN California terII, y,
tory and Oregon short wOols- the adEent oi
ne Enriishmen has stimulated some CONES
tic activity but IL is not large as yet. va
uas held steady and show no disposition o.
fuctuatiug ia either direction Fleece Vools
ave verT dull with prices nominal The ials
CO oTrcbases bv the foreigners we're OF RED
RIuf. Cal, wool for which il is SAID fsosn s
E9 n 55c was paid cleaned. Domsst1c qu91a-
lions: Ohio and Pennsyivania neeeesLD nla,'s-
iaine washed. sac; Xxx soc; nns es q ssc
tTbDr-eeeighths. as a 29c: one-auarter. = q 2se'
DnIains unwashed esq G2Tisc; fine unwasnsa.
2092fc Michigan. Wisconsin ana oeS
YoTl-Fine unwashed. 1e92Oe; Delslne. 80
5-r! one-half blood, 81 q 2sc; three-eisnths'
27G 2ec. Kentucky. Indiana and Nilsson Missouri 81
Tb~ae-eiSbths blood, IS a 2sc: one-quarter, q
= occ Secured basis: Texas-Ffne twelEe
months. soa SIC; fine six 20 sight mSntns %
- S7c1 hne fall soc. Californta-SertheTn'
6sS55c: middle county 5o95le; sGataern, dstsrr
atanie SO T64c: eastern ciothinss 9og
&c: valley no l, 52g 54c TerTit9Ty-FIns eIls
.s11a 81 n CSC; hHs medium, % 20 soc nhe
eiething. $50 6Oc; hne medium. 55 g SIC: .,hs one
Srf Hood cor1bing 5sd SIC; three-elsnins-
ns1 ns1 one-gUarter 62d SIC. Pulled-Ex-
SUe TO- s5c; fine A. e0g6ec; A suPers. 90 q otc-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
EocKAWAY TENTS TO REMAIN
syndicate Owning the Beach Property
Leases II for Three Years.

ih c|ellerE al Rockawsy heard yester-
Ss mat they would have at least three
f1ois more during which they might live
s4eef canvas beside tie ocean. They were
I1ch Dertu-bed in July when the land upon
MA Tent City is situated was sold. and
''eA u was announced that the land was
: " pseG for 3 large pleasure resaTt.
"Alisa II. Sullivan, OF Flushing, repre-
HlataYe OF the syndicate that bought the
'obery. has signed a three-yesr lease, and
SIX G. chanee. known as Mayor Q:
e City Is TO have control of the property
0nll October !. 1873
us property includes about a thousand
= eI ocean front et Seaside. Rockaway
., 81 and runs back some eight hundred
y Ocean boulevard. Inciaded in The
a., ~ sadlt.oa 10 Tent City. are four 10
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. Sept. 0.-CATTLE-Receipts.1 H.
600: weak Beeves, 81 soG IS 25 Texas steers.
feeders, So 25 gs5 90: cows and heifers. So % a
s6 30; calves. SO 1l1 50 80 HOGS-ReceIpts.
il. 900; slow and 51 iOc lower than yester-
SIS h! a So 50; heavy. Ss % a So IS: rough. IS Is
a SS AZ good 10 choice heavy. So 45Gs9 as;
pigs. IS 50Gse 55; bulk of sales. IS 30 a 50 10.
s. as n "a 81: Western, 81 25 a 81 so yeariings
81 1885 Is: lambs, natives. SO 25@ST 20:
East Ruffaio. Sept 2o.-CATrIE-Receipts
100: fairly active and steady; prime steers
81 % QS7 60 VEALS-Receipts. so: active
and steady. HoGS-Receipts 1900; dun and
a 50 s5: Workers and pigs. 50 80 a 50 TO- roughs.
SIS NJ IS so; stags So I5GsT daries. sea So 80
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 900: active;
Cincinnati Sept. observation-disclosures
440; quiet; fair 70 good shippers, 81 I5QsT;
comruan, 81 25 SIS IS. HoGs-Receipts. e.ss9
pers 50 5Oqso so: common. s6qs9 Is
934: strong: 50 q 81 Is;
lambs active and strong; 81 50Gs IS
Is GOO. lnciudine 1000 southerns: market
steady to Zoe his her. Dressed beef and export
steers, sTassi fair 10 good, IS % a So T5;
y ss 93s Southern 81 sOSs S.: Southern COWS,
So % q 81: native. 50 50n 81 50; heifers. So TSa
Sc 30 bulls Sc % . 81 80; calves. S4Gss 80
HOGs-Receipts 5000: 90 l5e lower: bulk OF
sales. s99s9 Is; heavy. SIS So n so 20: packers
and butchers 50 05 n 50 50: light. 50 25d 50 90
SHEKP-Receipts. 5000: steady; lambs. SO 10
81 30: ewes. s4aSi so; stoeksrs and feeders
S3gS4 40.
fBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Louisville Sept. 2o-sHEEP AND LAMBS
Recsipts. 1879; market firm and shade
higher; hest lambs 5Eq54e; good butehsr
8 d8s g down; common sheep dull; good de-
mand for prime to fancy stock ewes.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
PARIS SHOPS.

beams plenty and low. Lettuce active and firm
for fancy Peppers steady Peas geneEag Ie9
and turnips weak. Tomatoes dragging a. low %
figures; POTATOES. Maine bag, 81 65asl ~, 80
$50 10 81 5oas2; Jersey, round, bag. 81 5ogsl So:
long. 81 5oqs1 so: Southern. bbl, 81 25gsl 20
sey, l double head 6b 81 7sasa basket 4oss5e
YAMs, Southern. bbl, s1qsl 20; BRussEi.s
81 2S@S 5o qal cARoTs Ss bbi EG or bag lo s@s
100 bunches. 81: CABBAGE, ton. sloQsl2: 100
dozen roots, 1Oa25c: state, crate. s1as2; CAULI-
FLOWERS, state, large bbl. 81 5Gls4: small
@ 99 @sS si ss2 oE 5sa9e iasT CUT
York, bush, s5g79c; Jersey, Dbl, 81 goqGs2 Is 80;
Island s1 s. .s.S Se baht snr ssf IS s2s
CUMBER PICKLES; jersey, bbI, S19s2; West
ag9 Nsx T9r erIe 100 Sq9 s siss sssk sfeqt M
SOC; GRBEN CORN. Jersey. 100 5oc9s1 50;
LIMA BEANS. Jersey, potato basket T5cgs1; fat-
and, 60cqs1 IL; Long Island and Jersey. fiat.
25d50c; LETTUCE, Western New York, basket
ket. 5ocas1 4 IS: Boston @ % Dozen IL strap 81 So;
MUsHRooMs. n, 25G6oc; oKRA. Jersey. 100,
haf bb TE1S baskef Soeds oSoSs 9ST Wts
pickle. bush. ,71cas1; other white. crate. cog
western. yellow 100 n bag. 81 iaasf %: Orange
County, white. bag, 81 25g$2; red, s1Gsl so:
SIT 6o ~ bS 81 qs 90 Gbf f9nPgt bb @ o Ssey Lone gsGT s
and and Jersey. yellow, 81 5GGS2s red slqs1 70.
Jersey, white, pickle. basket. S1GS1 30: white.
5OcGS1: yellow 75cds1; red. 5OcdS1: PARSLEY.
Western New York. basket, 4Oq50c; box, 25Q5Oc;
PEAS, 5ocgs2: PEPPERS, red cheese bbl.
green cheese. bbl, 75cas1; bull and long, 50q
PUMPKINS. Dbl. 5O7i5c: ROMAINE. state,
basket. 5OG60c; boxes, zoe: SPINACH basket,
soc; SOUP GREENS. 100 punches, 81: STRING
BEANS, green or wax, basket }5f115C; bag,
30G65C: nearby, basket bag, 40cQS1; Con
necticut, basket T5e; SQUASH. Hubbard. bbI.
50c4S1; marrow, 50G75c white yellow crook
neck. 259T5c: TURNIPS, Canada rutabaga, Dbl.
white 100 punches. 81 5Oas2 so; TOMATOES,
Albany. bush, S0cdS1; Staten Island. box. 60G
soc; Jersey and Long Island. 40175c; WATER
CRESS. 100 punches. S1GS1 %.
NUTS-Market dull, with declines noted in
most grades. Crop reports very encoura ging
from both Virginia and abroad. Continued i'm
portations have helped to weaken situation
PEANUTS-ViTgina, hand picked. jumbo. 10
&c; fancy, 5GJAe; extra. 4xa41sc; Virginia.
Spanish, No l. Sc: No .. 66612c.
HONEY-Oniy scattering lots of state
buokWhest comb arriving and market not fairly
established; state ard nearby clover comb ar
riving freely and firm. Old California extracted
quiet. state and nearby comb, fancy. 10. 16e
No l, 15c; No - 13d14e: California. extracted
water white. 9l2c; white. So d9c; light amber
7}sQsc; Southern, extracted, gallon. 6saS0c.
BEESWAN-The easier tendency has con-
tnued. with SOC extreme for the very best wax;
where higher figure is obtained IL is only in a
MAPLE SUGAR-Fall trade not and
dealers mold their light stocks with firnnness.
Sugar. II, 13q14c; syrup. as to quality. gallon.
SOG95C.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21

New York. September 20, 1910.
GRAIN-WHEAT-T was an excellent
tone throughout the entire day, although
commission house trade still unsatisfa"-
tory. Prices advanced q q Il c, and at tho
close were within a fraction of best point. A
good deal of buying in the last half hour
based a rumor that liberal export orders
were in the market, although large sales
were reported. Liverpool was UP q G, and
foreign houses were again fair buyers Of
wheat il the Chicago market. No 2 red here,
81 041z elevator and 81 04A4 b afoat No 1
Northern Duluth, 81 "a IS o aioat. CORN
Weaker. +nd at the close prices were Is a
q under the close of Monday. There was
moderate inquiry for export, with sales of
40, 00G bushels at outports and 24O00 TO arrive
at New York. No corn here closed &c
nominal. in elevator, domestic basis, TO arrive,
and 62%.c afoat. OATS-Sold off Il a
&c. closing at about the bottom. Cash oats
here: New standard white, 4012e; do No >.
Steady; No Western, new, 7o1ac b New
York BARLEY-Steadyi mailing. T4Q 7Sc.
new, T, Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
am ARBoR

AM ARBoR, zoos
q ,s s ;a s 500 ssssS So sSS ssaS5s :saS5e
CHICAGO & ALTON
% week IN Sept ss22 lso So e5I - 9as 3a
July I-Sept- Ia 3.220.2o1 z'SoZ'oIl -'o-'g''
COLORADO & soUTHERN.
"a ~ %efH fse n 'ps "a ESQ 225i4is s09129s
GRAND TRUNK.
July i-sept. IA. s.9ss.Sss s,2oT,2a4 s4s2''0o
IOWA CENTRAL.
p wsek s. IN SGT s5s7 s55ss7s sIssS 4sS SsS3s2
INTERNATIONAL & GREAT NORTHERN.
70 1T eek 9sept = seq e. IssioSS i i5siS5S isss5li
alINNEAPoLIs & ST. LOUIS.
week a in s'B Z s5sssS '5ss7s asss4s '5s
RIO GRANDB SOUTHERN.
e Gly wf'E isiPt p seRi E os iSs75s 1900
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
% Tsfk f1str n ia Il. i67ies5o 63556s5 s6i6O0o
TOLEDO ST. LOUIS d WESTERN: 80,
"a wes ., il seq. sSs.isi sSsis Sst sSs56f 5i 7s5Sii
HAVANA ELECTRIC.
g end ssg2 sept I. l.@s:5.453 @ 1asSsi5 Ss Is7ffSi fi
INrERBoRoUGH RAPID TRANSIT.
July I-AuFust al ,la l9ie 4se 40 .. o,e 1902 $40 %
6ross e5r.l xS,ehses isiaios Is iSsi.o Il
- ..rst.g revenue s. 8s3 0s2 I2 81. .82a. .2s7 is
- 80 -....... 23s.55l 04 239. $40 Is
-. fran, operat' =. 81 O44, ,53l 0s So 02a, $40 81
- - "a S-.-sting 80 income. %, T7s IS a8.979 l.
-. ,n.on,e ..... 81 I03. sea 2s 50, i2s. .595 SO
r,,+aresf rentals, etc.
lneilul.1s ..... TT0 3s5 Il 1871. $50 II
,-., ,o-u,rate income. sss2 a24 a ssso. .8Oe g
i'fl - rent. s3e3 4i82
~ .,1sS 'carried.... eoSseio< 77.769. 500
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Sept. 2o.-Tith foreisners ouyins
wheat futures here to-day and transatlantic new
,rnr,fstakably huilish, prices rose lightly ana
closed nrm hGAc net higher Corn finished y
&C 20 4.c down. and oats at decline OF 1tg
frorn 'aOc dearer 10 Ice cheaper as compared
win last night. About the best figures of the
5av we're current In wheat az the hnal gong
although there enough northeastern ara
Southwestern selling here TO keep local bulls
fron, beromfng altogether at ease. The strength
shown had for q basis smaller increase tnan
baA been expected In the European visible sup
nlv Local campaigners for higher prices seemed
Z, Dav Iittie heed 20 announcements that cable
btds for caTgOes we're too low 20 be worked, ana
that the total available wheat In the world Is
nearly so 600 900 bush larger than a year ago
Range of prices. ~.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
MONEY AID EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. -. Money on call
opened at Is per cent; highest, per cent;
lowest, is per cent; closing, ia per cent;
ruling rate rs per cent. Time money was
firm. Rates, sixty days, S34G4 per cent;
ninety days, 4GE2 per cent: four, five and
six months, 412Q45k per cent. Mercantile
paper was in good demand. Rates, 5Aq54
per cent for sixty and ninety days bills
receivable 512d6 per cent for four TO six
months choice single names and 67z for
others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign
exchange market opened easier with rates
down from ) TO 10 points to 4.8630CQ4S6S5 for
ca bles S605GI4 $50 for demand sterling and
S31a n $3.50 for siXty-lsy bills, the latter
holding firm on account Of lower London
discounts. Short francs were quoted st
a1ss. less S-54 and short reichsmarks at
91k Cotton bills we're being offered rather
freely in the market The market became
a shade firmeT around midday, advancing
3 pointG from the opening. Cables were
Quoted ct s63504 $40, demand sterling az
1 S61Od4 S6l5 ard sixty-day bills at 4-8i24
! 1850. Short francs held around 5l8a4 less
3-64 and short retchsmarks 95}sQS5}s plus
I-22.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21

Spot dull and unchanged ar .75c for middlin5
upland and lie for middng Gulf. Liverpool
cables: Spot irregular; sales. 5000 bales; specu-
lation and export, eco: American. 1000. Imports
p 900; American. u 900. Midding upland
779d Futures opened quiet. at la points de-
cline; closed quiet but steady at q net advance
Of 112Qs points. September, 16Sd: September
October lid: OctobeT-NovembeT. 690lad: No
venber-December, 9S4l; December-January and
January February, 6.s1d: February March.
6S112d; March-April. $3.50; April-May {. .S3 al; !;
May-June. 6-s4d: June-July. $3.50. JElyAugust
6sld
quiet opening and the market in the late
trading was generally firm. with the close
steady at a net advance Of 10G17 points,
Sales. 65. GOO bags Unfavorable crop reports
Sc esmed TO have made considerable impression
abroad for Havre s. q l franc and Ham
burg q q pfenniS higher. The fluctuations
in exchange appeared to he giving the Bra
lillian markets q somewhat Irregular appear
arce, out while Rio was $50 reis lower Santos
firm and 30 reis higher. The exchange
rate was 7-I6d lower at II 9-16d. Spot firm
on the basis OF 107sc for Rio No 4 Local
contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21

delivered here; and 25, 900 bags Porto Rico. In
port ct 424c, basis 96 test. The London mar
ket for beet sugar firm and 1 I'd higher
with September quoted at 12s; October, 10 g
I0lid: May, lis 1hd. Stock in the United
Kingdom %. GOO tons.
HIDES-Common dry hides firm, with
gcod demand and limited offerings. Othel
kinds steady 10 firm.
LEATHER - Firm, with n good demand
Full prices noted. and offerings on a con-
seTvative basis
q DRUGS-Steady TO firm.
RoOTS-Meeting a steady demand at fui
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
,lnLAssEs I'D sYKUPs

NIOIAssEs IND slhLFo = DUH aud IN
nsIs-T fnseed unchanged. Rsnned pstro-
80 stea6v at recent prices.
le .,.cE nan Talnlags's Sons Company, Ea.y
,,a''-S telearanhs Louisiana crop movement
80. receipts. rough. 32s200 sacks
20 -. Il ( 0sa last year Sales cleaned 294
80 rockets compared with 843.l94 year
ago. -aa ,,ou ,,5 ,,r.A.,-..
N,D'1Isfed' quoted at 5O5e net, less ! per cent
$50 PAW was Lice lower. but steady AT
- decline SPOT prices closed with centrif-
- 70, az test az 4.@4c; musc0vado. 50 test,
74c end nolasze= sugar 81 test, 3.4ec.
e-'tl- n O0u baHs including 5000 Cuba cen
..'a.freaI In port. 10 COO TO 1000 ahaat and
20 900 20 5000 prompt shipment az 2zsc
Tssis es test. cost and freight equal 10 4-2ic
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
NEW YORK PRICES.

flour AND AIEAI-Flour steady. with
business OF moderate volume. Spring patents
50 40 Sc so; winter straights, 81 45q$4 60;
winter patents, 81 20 a. So; spring clears 81 -
q 81 T5; extra No 1 winter. So 10 a So 95; ex-
ira No winter, So 500 S3 %: Kansas
straights. 81 30 RYE FLOUR-Steady;
fair to good, S+0S4 %, choice TO fancy. 81 80
q 81 40. CORNMEAL-hiln dried S3 30, BAG
MEAL-Fine white and yellow, 81 400SI 45;
coarse, 81 356DS1 10. FEED-Western spring,
s23; standard midding, S24 10: -four do, s27;
REQ dog. SIS so; city bran, SO bulk. $23 80
sac cks: midding. 500 80 q $50; red dog. $40;
hominy chop, S24 bulk. So sacks. Oilmeal,
S37 70 q $3S
COTEON-Recovere nearly all Of Mondays
loss as a result OF covering and trade buying.
Business was at time active. and buy
ers showed no aggressiVensSS, but whenever
there was anything offered for sale sum
cient buying power developed. and after
opening steady at advance of points the
market worked steadily upward, closing at
practically the best-a net gain Of 9d13
points. Southern spot markets were 1-16C
hig her TO L lower. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Sept. 20-The feature Of the local
wool market Is The unexpected buying by
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
500 LINE REPORT.

Profit and loss surplus $40. S3S.02t ss.Oss fT3
The report states that in the ten years
fust ended the cOmpany'S mileage has been
practically doubled and that the settle
Gently constructed lines should result in
substantially and continually increasing
revenus a mile.
Following are the earnings OF the Min
neapOlis. ST Paul & Sault ste. Marie Rail
way Company. including the Chicago di-
vision wisconsin CentraD. for the fiscal
year ended June so last:
Chicago Entire
500 Line Division system
Gross earnings SIS 40I $50 IS. e2s. 2S S24 $50 4o-
Oper. expenses S.ffS.323 5.S95.94I 1A0fA sTc
Net earnings. s.. .s57 Sc. OS2 rs s1032l.1 .1S-
Other income. SIS. .6lt %. 500 92l. 81
Total income IS. i54.s7i <S.0sT.ssT sI1. 242 4fs
Fixed ch' ses and
taxes -. 3T5A029 . 250. s02 6.ao4 s3f
Surplus ...... sa4co4as ssST.145 s5.x7.5sI
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
DULUTH, so. SHORE & ATLANTIC.

The Duluth South Shore & Atlantic re-
ports for the year ended June SO as follows
1910 1909. 1qOs
Gross earn. s3St0.TSS s.. ~. .2O4 81 a4o sss
Op. expenses. 2. 2Be. 2is 1.9I9.51s 2.2C6. 214
Net earnings Si.04l. 40 ST47. SIS s7S4. III
Other income Gi.S2a lag 200 30 lo7
Total Income. 81. .102.st2 SS9S. .Sa5 SI84S75
Chgs and taxes !. .454 SIS .O95. sac I0T5 5Ss
D-acIt ....-- s3S1.T15 s2oL44T ss1oss
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

OF 0 aaoat. tstandard white. 10 K prime
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
BALL PARK EAPLOYE
GETS HEAVY FINE

Unless National Park is equipped
with the cable taken from there by
Charles Miller on last Monday iyht,
the patrons Of the ball game tomorrow
between the champion Athletes and
McAleer's "All-StarS'' viii be forced
10 do without the services Of the cleo
trio score board. which usually an
nounces the balls, strikes and other
essential information.
For Miller was arraigned in the
Police Court this morning on a charge
Of stealing 90 feet of the wire cable
which carries the electric wires from
the press box 10 the score board and
pleaded guilty TO the charge, being
fined $50 by Judge Aukam.
According to the statement OF
GrOuudkeeper O'Dea, Miller had been
employed by him and had been dis
charged because Of drunkenness, where
upon he became angry and returned
10 steal the cable. Miller admitted his
guilt, and the court, acting upon the
advice Of the Assistant District AttOr-
ncy, imposed the fine, with an alterna-
tive of six months in Jail
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
NAVY.

Ensign F. r. NORTON. detached Pa
ducaE: to Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology, Boston. Mass. for i'll
strUctiOn.
Ensign A W. CARMICHAEL. detached
Montgomery. &c Massachusetts In
Stitute Of Technology. Boston, Mass,
for instruction
Paymaster II. a. WISE, JR.. 10 Frank
lin. navy ward, Norfolk Va
oaymaster J. 4. L. SMITH, JR- TO
Lancaster, navy yard. Philadelphia,
Pa.
Passed Assistant PaymaSter *. G. Nc
INTOSH. detached Lancaster. set
tie accounts, and wait orders.
Assistant Paymaster J. G. HILTON. de-
JaChed pay office Franklin. settle ac-
counts and wait orders.
Paymcster's Clerk L. w. JEI'SON. ap-
pOinment as a pavmasters clerk,
duty Lancaster, revoked
Paymastpr'e Clerk r W. BELL. ap-
pointment as a paymaster's clerk,
duty Franklin, revoked.
Pavmaster'S clerk J. j. CUNNING
HAM. appointed a DayUIaster's clerk.
duty connection NipsiC, Naval Hos
pital. yard craft and submarines,
navy ward. Puget Sound. Wash
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
Army and Macy
SerUice Orders
ARMY.

Major GEORGE l. SCOTT retired is
assigned to active duty at Fort Sill,
Okla. to take charge of the Apache
prisoners, relieving First Lieutenant
GEORGE A. PURINGTON, Eighth
Cavalry.
Lieutenant PURINGTON win proceed
10 san Francisco. Cal, and join his
regiment
paymaster, is relieved from duty at
Seattle, and will return 10 Denver,
Col.
Major GEORGE w. GOODE. Eleventh
Cavalry viii repair 10 Walter Reed
General Hospital FOR observations and
treatment.
The following changes in the stations
and duties OF officers of the Sub
sistence Department are ordered:
Captain DAVID Is. CASE, assistant TO
the purchasing COmmissary, Chicago,
H., will report to Department Of the
Lakes for duty as chief Commissary,
relieving Captain JACK HAYES,
who Will proceed 10 Atlanta, Ga. as
sumo duty as purchasing commits
sary in that city, relieving Captain
LOUIS NJ huffman
Captain TILAIAN CAMPBELL is re-
Heved from further duty as assistant
20 the officer in charge of the Train
ing School for Bakers and Cooks,
Fort Riley, Kan, and will proceed to
san Francisco, Cal
Captain LUTZ VAIL is relieved from
duty in the Philippines Division and
Will report by telegraph TO the AdJu-
tant General for orders.
Captain JOHN H. HUGHES. Fourth
Infantry. will proceed 10 Fort Riley,
Kan.
The following assignments 10 regi-
ments of officers recently promoted
are ordered.
Captain CHARLES II. BOICE. Sd Cav
airy TO Sth Cavalry.
First lieutenant FRANCIS 4. RUG
Giles, 18th Cavalry to 30 Cavalry.
First Lieutenant HENRY r.. BULL,
18th Cavalry 10 9Th Cavalry
Second Lieutenant FREDERICK. =
UHL 9th Infantry, is transferred
to the 2lst Infantry
First Lieutenant LLEWELLNN L.
WILLIAMSON. Medical Corps, re-
Gently appointed, will proceed from
St Louis. No. 10 Fort D. A Rus
sell. Wyoming
The Washington times., 1910-10-13
DEATHS

COLLINS-On Wednesday. October u. 1910
90 Columbia Hospital. GEORGE DICK. in
fant son OF George c. and Mildred Dick
Collins
tOLE-On Tuesday morning. October Il. 1910
al O'Clock o.. m, at her residence 81.
Third street southeast. MALVINA COLE.
mother OF Sarah Davis and Florence De
vine
HORIGAN-On WEDNESDAY, October u 1910
n his residence. -5JS = street northwest
DENIS HORIGAN, in the seventy-eighth
year Of his age
kNAPP-On Wednesday. October j.. 1919 AZ
a. m, WILLIAM a KNAPP, in the
siXry-Uinth year OF his age
kEIESHER-On Tuesday. October II. 1910. at
1880 p m. OTTO J. kREISHER. husband
of Alice NJ Kreisher.
LEWIS-On TUESDAY. October II. 1910. al I
O'Clock p. IN, CLYDE Z. LEWIS son OF
A 4. and j. C.. Lewis
SMITH-On "Wednesday, October T. 1910
WILLIAM II. SMITH. eldest son Of Sophie
Tucker and the late William II. Smith. OF
Baltimore. Md
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Deaths.

Solomon Friedenbarg, 4S years, Sll
Fourth street northwest.
Elena J. Dickinson, 20 years, Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane
William a. Knapp, 6S years, 2507 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest.
Mary g. Ditslear, Il years, 1102 Z ,clid
street northwest
William II. Smith. IS years, George
Washington Hospital
Florence 4 Curtis, AZ years, 1Oli K
street northwest
Otto Kreishe. q wears, Sibley Hospital
George Dick Collins, 70 days. Columbia
Hospital.
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EXPLOSION VICTIM
Is LAID AT REST

TIE Rev. Donald c. Mcleod offciat-
81 this afternoon at the funeral Of
Mrs. Kate +. Benson, who died last
Monday Of injuries received in an eX-
pl0SiOn Of a EasOlcne tank The serV-
ices were held at the chapel Of Lee 8
undertaking establishment, 332 Penn
sylvauia avenue northwest, and the
body was placed in a receiving vault
at Congressional Cemetery.
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MARRIAGE Iicensas

Ned ". Harding and Allie I. Strong, OF
Richmond. Va
+. Fred Mills, Of Washington, and Eve
lyn l. Arena, of Alexandria, Va.
Hiram L. WOhlforth and Mamie E
Bowman, Of Washington.
John H Burke Of Manassas. Va, and
Lillian NJ. HynSOn, Of Washington.
Harry A. Salven and Mary Z. Vey, Of
Washington
John =. HutchlnS and Florence E
klotZ, of Washington.
William F. Wood and Carrie L. TrOweil.
OF Washington.
EDWARD B. O'Brien. Of Washington, and
NAnR NJ rillett, of Bancroft, Va.
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BARON GETS HONOR

BUDAPEST. Oct. Bone Of the five
new members TO be nominated for the
house Of maguates Is Baron Hengel-
muller Won Hengervar. AustrO-Hun-
garian AMBASSADOR to the United
States, according TO announcements
made fOdaN.
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Arrived-Celtic at Boston, Mars at
Lambert Point, and Washington at
Rio de JaneiTO.
! Sailed-IdNie from SolOmous Island
for Hampton Roads.
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The Vital Records.
Births

Selby II. and Gertrude A Kersey, girl.
Everett NJ. and Breta G. Bryant, boy.
William L. and Annie NJ Hughes, boy.
Edgar I. and Ersie NJ. Phillips, boy.
Harry n and Lola L. Ward. girl.
Arthur y. and Irene l.. Murphy. girl
twins
Edward j. and Margaret A Scramlln,
girl.
William H. ard Mary Green. boy.
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y washington. Make arrangements Tor PRIV
uege o. dumping with
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attention guarantees results
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FLOOR FINISHING

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polished and waxed il our speciality. expert
vorkmen, work guaranteed. FLOOR RE-
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