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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibhs & Co.
menbeu Of the Chicago Beard o. Trade. Hibbs
Building
Chicago. Dec. Is,-The local wheat Tazriet oFs-ned
shade easier and vas 0f the sane duu. draggy
character, with lisht trade. There vas soEne sup
port furnished around 81. but It impossible
70 arouse general interest Outside markets were
heavy. particularly Minneapolis. RacGpts to-day,
= CHS. with g. estimated for tO-m0rVs.
An easy tone continued Ia the market. with
trade largely q professional claracteT. There
was some buying by commission hasEss On resting
cIdeT3 and hedging sales were also noted b. cash
handlers Ofrriugs from the country weTe at oEf
cossous, bat met with poor respoBss on the Part
OF Hlygn. Prices for sample lots we're &c u lc
lower. Receipts to-day. 80 cars. With 30 sath
mated for tomorrow.
Oats TEics Were almost at standstili, Althccgh
the tone Of tbs maEEet vas easier. LACK Of specu-
larITe interest is very apparent Cash IEios fog
sample lDi6 HCre easier. keceipEs to-isy. 10 cars
with $50 esimated foF to-nurJE.
Provisions we're irregular. lard showing strength
and rluEng BlmcGhaI higher UndeT a fair de-
Huand led ty a Western I1cAer, mnst n the buying
81 January cTUdled 10 shorts. Cash tTade dun both
for lard and meats.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BUFfEiS- Creamery, fancy =; Western irsts, 3la
5ltai seccslds, Ga2sla process fancy, 2aHls.
tHEESSE-NeW York State factory new large
l6alt
hGEs-Near-by fresh Virginia, 55a57: West Viz
gnia and Southwest Virginia 3laS5; Tennessee
3ia35
FOULIRA-Chiekens. spring per Ii, IS; hens,
rs ROSTERS, s. turkeys. lad; ducks lsal5; goese
l0aI1
Potatoes, No !, per bus. 50a75;
per bbi.. L25al75, No . Dbl Tsai.g9: sweets. r.sr
bbL, L5oa2u5; Jams, per Dbl. LZaI.75: cuclImbers
hotisouse Szil-0o per dnz- onions S8a95 pr bus
brussels sprUuts- per ct. I2+al5; cabtafe rsT 10
"a kale, per boi.. Sal.00; eggplant. 4O0a5Oo per
crate; FLORIDA cymEnss. pr basket 25oa2T5. squash
ger Dbl, l.c1aL25: string beans, per basket 40n,
100 lettuce. Per basket o.50a35o: caulifouer mr.
Dbl, 2ioai-50; tomatoes home grown. per box 2oc1
500; celery. Isr crate. 2Za350 doz. 4as5: turnirs
Ter box ssa60 rutabagas. per btA.. L5a200 beta
10 bunchfs. L5laa0: SPINACH per bb., 200a2T5
popcorn. pyT h.. SC
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago Dec. l9-HOGS-Lise hogs were s To 10
cents higher The receipts were 5000 head: oficial
Yesterday 1877; shipments. SOS: left over ay-
estimated tomorrow z .0o0 Bulk Of prices. no;
hight. lAa1.'S; mixed and butchers 7.40aT 50; york
srs T55: pigs. 6.S0a7.75
CAT'fLHi-Steady: estimated receipts. 1900 head
Beeses, 455a755; cows and heifers- 2sG4sI8; Texas
steers 4l0aa5: stOckeEs and feeders, $3.50:
Western 400a5 %
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Sheen 70 cents higher.
estimated receipts. 900 head. Natives gSOaf q.
Western 265aa 40; yeariings, 44Ga5T5. lambs "a
! a, Western. 459a6S
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Criminal Court No. z

CHIEf JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. ass7. Omitted States John Barton Miher
enbsszzleInsse; time b fe transcript extended At
tGgueys. II. Z Davis and J. j. Laskey
No. SESt United STATES John Ray: assault
Nth cangsras weapon. plea not guilty; szltenSed
10 j4u foF ten moltEs. placd OK IsTOlHti0n
Sc 2lT. UnilCd States David }. sm0n;
bond f1T EIEsai fled
No. z2S. Uuitei States rs. Thomas Smith; house
breaking: Ferdict Gity.
No. ~. United STATES rs. Walter Tyler; da9re-
datiuE on private property. verdict guilty. sentenced
90 jail for eighteen m0nths
Assignment for to-day.
United States vs. Alrhonso ". Jones.
United States vs. William IszaEzS
United S5ztes vs. Edgar W Rains
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NEW YORK MONEY.

Sew York, Dee. l9.-Money on call at the stock
eNc-IEe to-day opened al 3s per cent; highest. 3Iz.
lowest, ~. closing at per cent Most of the loans
were made at So pr cent.
Time money OIcncd the week q trifa easier
brokers Offered il moderately. Rates 4art uer
Cnt for thirty and SIXTY days 4 psr cent Tor
ninety days and four months. hfa Der cent for
i've and six monthh
Mercantile paper was holeht in fair volrr,e be-.
and elsewhere. Merchants sought accommodation
moderately. Rates. Sash Der cent for sixty 10
Tlnety days Endorsed bills receimEs and choioe
iO9r 20 s1 months single names, 5.a6 rer cent for
others
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Square 542-Lct b: Herbert Hazard Ct ux 10
William F. Edmonston and Louis 4. Peak tT1s-
tees to se,lre Edward s. AickDeE, s,soa
years. 81 per cent. sani-annuaIly.
Square Si2-t.ot b Herbert Hazard e. ux TO WILL
IAN T. Ballard and William II. Lanhan, uJls-
tees 10 secure Jesse l. ConVeI. SEQ yszF,
pr orat sezniannualiy
SQUARE 5l4-Pzrt Of lot z Thomas Ia Degnsa Ct tx
10 William ]. Father and William S McCsrfhy.
trustees. 10 secure John N. Jones 500, year,,
per cent slsni-annHslly.
Square 4s5-Part II lot Iea; William Frank Thysoa
Ct VI. 10 Edmund Brady ard Fred S LiEcoln
trustees, 10 secure Leila S. Lincoln and HaEriee
4. Cauice bond Of SEQ
Square I5l-Iot Z15: T. TuT1lrr Smith Ct ~. I'd
ward w. Smith and Richard b. Smith, trassses,
70 secure Philip Smith. s5.00, 5 years, 5 per
cent semiennnaIy.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GfsAIN-Wheat. new. per bslshel Sass; com.
sheiied, old. 5la69 neE. 5a59: new ear. per bid,
215s20e; old. 2z5aAO0: oats Western. white. no Z
per bushei. z2s5: do mixed, 3sa45; bran. per t8n.
SEQ; middiing per ton, Z.0a
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western, No. l - 0a
3Oe; No > Is 50aI9 %; mixed l4GaIT 50: straw. ry.
bundle, l95oaiiaos straw. Tye machine thrash GOA
70; stTaS. wheat, per ton, 55oa60o; straw, oat
per ton 6 5oa7 o.
SEftDS-Red clover. per bushel, a2a9G co; aisike
clover. per bnshe ioSalo5o; white clover PER bash
81. BeoaIa0o; timothy per bushei 400a4.7G: blue
gzSs per h@Ishel, aoa35O; orci.Ird grass per bush
Cd. zoez24os redtap grass per ID. KlkaIT: alfalfa,
pr bIshel, la.ooaBsa
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taEt IT % uFt NO. =
JUSTICE RARNkRB


JUSTICE bIAFEOkD.
No G32 United Staies FradeTico; false pre-
tenses: plea not g.Ity.
No aS2 United States ~ Willie Smith keep
ing bGWdy house; pea MOI guilty.
No SZ3 United State ". Charles J. Oven
HOUSEKEEPING and larOeay: pea not guilty. bal 10
dGced 70 S2ooo.
No &sza United States IS Lsgfia FHzier; grand
larsany; verlic. guilty. reHAIdad-
No 2l9. Unithd States - James Andersen
murder: plea not guilty.
No S85. United 5tates Louiss PoNeIl; same.
same.
No IT'S. United stas.- ". Oscar johnson; as
sauit with dangerous weapt J.. verdict guilty. .
No -13l6 United si2Ies vs. TEomzs Moran; gIanzi
larceny: recolnIzsncs II s. 0n. with GenrEs a. Ger
held, aITety taken-
No. re Uuitad Stats vs. Thomas J. Molly
neauI and Clifford IA Feldbcim: assault with dan
gerUm weapon. FosEnizaECe in 40 II each win
6aHuei II. WalkgI surciy taken
Assignment fos to-day:
United States Thomas johnson tive ea8s3.
DATED States vs. AHnd StpEart.
IIitaxf Stats "a William EKans
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

The United States Treasury report indicates the
condition At the beginning Of business yesterday;
Working balance IN Treasury Offices s7B 2fs Is
Ia banks and Philippine treasury 81 Isl eT 81
Total baance IN Treasury fund....... s. 093 $50 -
Treasury receipts yesterday. 37SfG4 50
Treasury disbursements yesteT7lay..... 9a7 90 50
The deficit to date this fiscal year Is s6OO T5.T z
As against So. S99. 5647 at this time last year
Panama Canal aad pe2lie DEBT itEzrea- as not
4asiadsd IN TINS StatenznA
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No 665 The Auao C2em Elevator Company rs.
The Northern Real Estate Corporation: lots ls2 in
James L. Karick's subdivision Of lots IS and f.
in south Grounds Of Columbian University, No, 42
Chaplin street. s. 0sLl8
Ne 6lG6. Rhine & Foulk Ys william Il f. King
parcels 1915 and 1915, Girls Portion $3.50 At
tosney, Alfred D. Smith.
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COTTON MARKET.

Qaosations furnished ~ ". B. Hibha 4 o.,
members Of The New York Stock Exchange, Hibba
BuildiTE.
Ssw York Dee la-T1re market was IN stagnznt
condition during mnst Of the afternoon. With pTios
Tling about the same Is at O'Clock. to points
over Saturdays
A report from the Cenzls Bureau Tomorrow of
about B50 Coo bales giuned to December I3 Is now
generally expected.
The bG1 Interests and most traders and eoznmis-
sion houses carrying their large speculative inter
est to-nights market in anticipation Of such
luLIlsI eEnarsafirl hing llilaa
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Dfstrac1 Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CIAABAUGH.
No 80. In condemnation a squares rs ct al ;
judgment for payment Of award for parcels IS and -
No. T& United States " Forty-two Gases o.
Cheese; decree OF condemnation
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-20

Wv loTE Do. 9--WHEAT-IFregulaf; L4.lt
business No. 7 Northern spring 10 arrive f. O b.
liza, No. r7l. f. o. b, ss1t; No 2 hard. q b.
l.Qsis No. ! uzaosroui, f. o. b. LoIlz. nominal.
No ] Manitoba, E @ b, l0sls Reported nothing
for export
COIsN-I.oWer; dun business Steamer. s. ez-
Tut bsz5s; export, no =, Z O b., -; new
No, p elevator. domestic, g. nominal Exporters
took loads mainly nEE, 10 arrive January. Feb
ruary and MARCIA
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IUSItIE SiAEEUEAl-
No 2lS. KesfeT vs.. Keefer; reference 70 auditor.
AttOrncys I. G. WilhamSn-L. Fusitt
No. 3l5. Bray vs.. Bray; leave granted to file
supplemental bin: ule discharged Attorneys, Camp
bell Carringtor-T. @ Taylor.
No. 2S26l. Bray VS.. BRAY; rule DISCHARGED. Attor-
neys. 4. c TAYLOR and ". c. BaldestOn-C Car
ringtcn and l. Williamson
No. 1874. Gilfy vs.. District Realty Company;
order Of MarCh g 1910. modified. Attorneys A. B.
Browne. A. Britton A. A. Hoehling. j., and EEans
BroWne-R, =. Dickey.
No 1875. Redman vs.. ReiInan, rJference to audi
tor Attorneys. Brandenburg & Brandenburg.
No. $3.50. Snyder IS. Washington Loan and Trust
Company: auditors report confirmed Attorneys
G. " Claeett-J. 3. LaTucr. C. w. Fowler, B. r.
Leighton and MILAN & Smith.
No. Z51a Brown vs.. Brown; time tn take test
mony extended Attorneys. Alphonso Hart and
il. Colloday-J. f. Laskey
Calvert vs.. Calvert \ order for distribution
No. 1855. Helm vs.. Plant; amendment to answer
allowed: decree TTo ooEfesso denied Attorneys, A.
A. BirnEy and = L. Gies-W ]. lambert
In dunac11 Sarah ", Newton; referred to
auditor
No. 2sl55. Bean vs.. Beaui rule retumabie Deem
Der g 1910
No. 2i9l6 King vs. King; former decree for ali
moay vacated. Attorneys. G. }. Murphy n.
Hogewer.
No. zB7l Robertson IS. Robertson: suit money
ordered paid Attorneys. ". c. Martin-B. L.
Gaskins
Assignment for to-dsy-siotion:
Nc. - Sanford vs.. SANFORD. Attorneys Donald
son-Darr Peyser & Taylor
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Ennitr Suits.

No ze5. Eiean0T MEG. Car vs.. William h.
Carr; divorce = measa Ct thoro. Attorney, A. E.
DuYaiL
No Zs5z Mary J. Lynch ~ Ira J. Isnch; main
tenance. Attorney, r. e Mitchell.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

saies-Regular caT. e O'Clock nonR;
Washington Gas IS. 500 at IL. 500 at n2
Metropolitan Railrcad s. s. GO at iG.
Washington Railway & Electric Is. $50 at sysa
Washington Railway & Electric Ikd., ct 81. 3
at G6E.
Washington Gas. 3 at r. = at z. 3 at y. % at
rs. q at n. . at T6ls
United States Trust 10 at nGE, 10 at ll6A. 5 at
ll6E-
After call: Union Trust, at 10 at lSa
Following the hd and asked ITices posted at
yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock EK-
change.
rnssgsG
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET

HOGS-Per cwL, Eruss 7.51aSo0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Sheep per H., sa2s
lambs spring. per 10. qsa6
CABVES-Chooe. per ID. scale: medium. zzas
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Mechanics, Lienn

No. Sis. J. r. Thompson & Co "a Vis
Donico; notes. S99.53 Attorney, J. A. Burkart.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished b w. B. Hibts & Co.
members Of the NeW Y0rk STOCK Exchange. Hlbhe
Building
Call money: Open ~; high SIS: low 81: close, %
SALES OF SHAHES BY HOURS
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Equity Court No 2.
TuSpTCE COTTTn


In re tinnacy1 Frank koshek; referred 10 auditor
In re Qunacyl Charles Klein; order for investment
No. Z5262 Whean ct al IA Wheian; sale finally
confirmed. Attorneys II. +. Moultoa John RidOut.
and c. A. White-J. W. Jnning-
No 2sAB Hogus Va Glsnlon e al; auditors ne
port eanhFned. Attorney. +. S. Bailey.
No. 2152 Brown Richardson ct al: order
70 pay fund into registry. AttoSneJS. T. II. SRart
and NJ. Strasbars1z-T. L. Jefopds and james T.
Hunter
DO. 1888. Grinder et al. Is Richardson ct al I.
auflItcE's report confiuned- Attorneys j. ]. Oar
hngtOD- Hamilton, Colbert, YeTfes & Hamilton.
ka 1870. Turner Ct al Mnzsey ct al order
To make repairs Attorneys. Edwin Forrest HaiIzl-
ton s Colbert
No &9S2 BazzIe vs.. Bazzle &C al. szie confirmed
and referred to auditor. Attorneys. J. @. Gardiner
-ieekia. Fulton & Cox.
No GggA Rawlings johnson: James +. Pad
gett appointed trustee 10 sell; bond $IOa0 NJ
toEney, ]. h Padgett-
No So Lynch Lynch: rule Fetwnable De
eemher q Attorney. Z. r Mitchell
No ZSz1 Lingsr vs. Ban Ct al; pro confesso
mofiaaL Attorneys ]. J. Darlington aud ". c.
SalaEan-G W ClzgEtL
Azzxazsszk t< tVGzss
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Circuit Court No. 1.

No n Reisinger ~ Reisngs. Attorneys. shsr
rier Richardson Bailey.
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DISTRICT COURTS.


Hotice-There VIII be 10 sssion d the Probate
Court during the CHRISTMAS hohd2ys exoePS ca De
eeInbef 90
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Circuit Court No. i.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 5ss. State q Colorado, sc. vs Small;
motion 10 strike out DC. oFeuuled. Attorneys.
w. G. pFeutiss-J. 4. Edison.
No. 5&6. Kratz vs. HOPKINS; demurrer over
ruled Attorneys. J. II. Abrams Maddox & Galley.
No. 53oZL Jones IS Sewers. motion 70 strike
declaration from Hles and 10 dismiss SUIT over
mlest Attorneys, r. B. Rhodes-C. 4. Digs.
No. Sol4 Peyton Is. Sanford demurrer ssls-
tained. Attorneys @. +. Digs and David Roth
aehild-J. Z. Archer and ]. L. Smith.
Nc. 51s2 United States ex rel R0Fel VI. Sec
Rotary Of Interior demurrer oFerruled. Attorneys.
Hamilton. Colbert. Yerkes & Hmniltun-Lawler
Clements Wright.
40. S863 smoot vs.. RaInaburg azt On SCI IA
AttoSneys Berry & Minor and Percy MetzEI.
No. 5A6o. Exams Atlantic Radio Omnpany;
order Of publication. AttuEneys, Tucker, Kenyon &
Macfarand
No a06 Murtsgh vs. OConG: m0tta for
Judgment oserruled. Attorneys, d. W. o'DonoghHe-
NJ. ]. Keane
No. EGo summit Realty Company Va Kst1ei;
delnurrer sustained to second cunt and over
ruled as 20 hrst and third eounta Attorneys. II.
W. Nheatley-Mark Stearlan
No, 49kf, n~sner Va Saunders Il al and
No. a55. Truxton Va. same; On triaL Attur-
neys. Happier 4 Meriilat-J. S. F1annery. Hayden
johnson, and Berry & Minor
Assignments for to-day;
No. g. TOwner ct al vs. salIndezs Trundle K
IohHsOn-BeTTy & Minor.
Ne. Ill Wright Washington Railway and Eec-
the Company. Attorneys. Bndley-Dungia8 & Hoover.
No u. lrItchaTd ". Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
rad Company e al. AttFpeys O'Donoghue-Ham-
ilton, Colbert. fefkes 4 HamiltDa.
Nc. 81. Jones vs.. Anacostia and Potomac River
Railway Company. Attorneys. Ambruse. Happier &
MeTilat-Dariingt0n.
No. e. Chen Va United Stats ExyHes Com
pany. Attornesz, BTosnan 4 Tolzhaz-Birney.
Circuit COart No. =
JUSTICE BARNARD
No. 5ie55. BlsstbErn Us. Capital Traction Oezn-
pany; verdict for dffendant Attorneys, G, f. Sal
liyaa-Il X Perm & son and s.. T. Dunlop
No 5Ul9. American Sezansy Company rs Miller;
time 70 plead extended Attorneys Mckinney &
Fannery.
Nc. 5l5z7. Leyitos II. Terminal Tazicab Company,
Judgment on verdict Attorneys " J. Lambert
and T. Il. Yeatman-C- A. Douglas and c. L.
Baker.
no. 4a3n. Jolly. administering. "a Adams: On
trial Attorneys, W J. fambeIt-J. J. Darlington
Assignments fOs to-day:
Ma 10GA- SrFUE vs. apleS Attnrneyz jackson
Nichol & JohnsOn-Syme & Woniard.
No. H2 Steward Staples e. al Att0ness
Wiliiams-ThoHs4s Bimey q Woodland
No. 1904. Turner vs.. Washington Terminal Com
pany. Attorneys Forrest & Nitehrll-Hamili0n
No. lsS Taylor Weber. Attognrys McNamara
& HuidcAOper-T u5=iner
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Largest Morning Circulation.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished b. W. B. Hihhs & Co.
melntsas q the New York Stock Exchange. HIbbs
Building. pi5' go
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day evening. "Favorita," in which Ma
dal should be fine; Saturday afternoon
Iris and Saturday evening, La
Boheme." The engagement closes Sun
day evening with Verdis "Ernani."
DIR. Ludwig Wullner will give three
recitals at the Valencia theater, begin
ming next Sunday afternoon, May l.
On only one of the programs will there
be found songs previously presented by
the noted histrionic barytone. Fitz-
patrick & Norwood, managers of the
| local events announce that the sale OF
seats will open next Wednesday morn
ing at Kohler & Chases music estab-
lishment
The entire suite of 16 songs compris-
ing the 'Dichterliebe," by Sckumann
will be sung at the first recital next
Sunday. In the literature of song
these expressions of the Poets Love-
are among the most exquisite in verbal
sentiment and musical expression. A
group of five Schubert sings, including
the thrilling "Erlkonig' and Totem
graber's Heimweh," will be heard.
Hugo Wolf compositions, six alto
gether, will end the initial program.
The offering on the following Friday
night, May s, will include two compo-
sitions by Franz Wullner, father of the
singer, which are particularly suited
it is said, to the artists style of inter
pretation. Brahms -Four Serious
Songs" will, it is believed, create as
profound an impression here as they
did in the east. where the barytone
surprised his hearers by his deep and
sympathetic rendering OF the biblical
words, and attracted thereby hundreds
of listeners who rarely attend recitals.
The last appearance of Doctor Wullner
will take place May s. AS heretofore.
Conrad V. Bos will be the accom-
panist.
A recital will be given Tuesday after
noon. May 3, al the Greek theater and
the feature of the program will be
The Witch's Song" a dramatic poem
by Ernst Wildenbruch, music by Max
Schilling.
The plan of Fitzpatrick & Nor
wood to encourage concert going in
this city by placing on sale a larger
number of low price reserved seats
will be watched with interest by local
musicians. The range of prices will
be the same as heretofore, but the
lower priced section Of reserved seats
will be extended to accommodate more
ticket buyers. and there will be a
correspondingly smaller section of
high priced reservations Whether
musical San Francisco stays away
from concerts because 1t hasn't the
price or because it isn't interested will
be the proposition that the experiment
will demonstrate.
ida Waldrop, who for many years
was a prominent amateur pianist of
this city, and for nine years a pupil
of Wallace Sabin, has been rejecting
credit in London on California musi-
clans.
He recently appeared at Aeolian hall,
London, under the concert direction
of E. A. Michel, In Schumann re-
cital commemorating the centenary
of the birth of Robert Schumann. Two
of London's foremost critics acknowl-
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entire east side of the hotel, overlook
ing the lake. 1t is another model of
French art in decoration. The chairs,
tables, draperies, hangings. even the
lamps on each of the tables, came from
Paris. Each lamp. covered with a
wide spreading shade, is lighted from
storage battery underneath the table.
In the brass work directly beneath
the lamp is a flower holder. All the
linen bears the crest of the Blackstone.
The upholstery is in American Beauty
rose, as are the draperieS over the
French windows. 1t is a room that for
beauty and elegance can not be equaled
In a hotel perhaps in the world.
The ballroom, which will be used as
a tearoom and a meeting place during
the afternoons, is all in white and gold,
a fitting frame or setting for bellies of
the dance who will visit it, 1t is a
room that the decorators may point to
without fear of unfavorable criticism.
1t. too, looks out upon the lake A
balcony runs around the room and
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thanks to facile technic and a pleas
ant sense of their charming moods"
Fuller Maitland admitted: Mr..
Waldrop has nice touch and evidently
possesses real musical taste and In
telligence. The expressive Romance
in F sharp was given In just the right
way; the second Novelette, showed
that the player had penetrated some
distance into the secrets of the COM
poser's intimate art, and the Paganini
study In E was played in excellent
style"
ida Waldrop left San Francisco in
1908 and went at once to London,
where he has since been studying
with Miss Mathilde Verne, whose sis
ter, Adele is we'll known here for the
sensation she created two seasons ago,
when. as a stranger, unheralded, she
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New Wrinkles to Insure

room and each has it's own private
bath, which has also an outside win
dow. All the appointments are mod
ern. They have a homelike appear
ance that does not usually appear In
a hotel bedroom. There are twin beds,
with broad dressers, and easy chairs,
with window seats and handsome drap-
cries.
The bedrooms are models. They are
so arranged that they can be used
singly or thrown together.
In every way the comfort of the
guest has been the first thought. Not
the slightest thing has been over
looked There are side lights and
lights along the side of the mirrors in
the bathrooms that will appeal to the
man who shaves himself. There are
electric connections for the woman
who wants to heat a curling iron. If
as the guest leaves his room he turns
the key In his door all the lights in
the room will be extinguished auto
matically
Air and Water Purifiers
There is a unique system of cooling
the air and of ventilation: there is a
filter system by which every drop OF
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came here and surprised us with her
vigorous, intelligent pianistry.
William H. Keith, barytone, now in
New York, and brother of Eliza ID.
Keith, prominent in the order of the
Native Daughters of the Golden West
in this city, was the principal pres
ence on the program given in New
York by the National California club.
The occasion was the annual luncheon
given by the California club and was
held at the Waldorf hotel, April 10
Mr. Keith sang Faure's "Chante Ce-
leste" He is solo barytone in one Of
the large New York churches.
Next Sunday afternoon, May 1, the
last Pop" concert will be given al
Kohler & Chase hall. Miss Therese
Ehrman, pianist will assist.