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prlnceton's Foot. Ball Schedule.

PRINCETON, n. j.. March 23.-The
foot ball schedule OF Princeton University
for next season, as announced yesterday
by II. G. Carlburg, the manager. con-
tains number of important changes. 1t
is made up of eight games, one less than
last year.
The schedule follows: Saturday. October
1.Stevens Institute, at Princeton; Wednes-
day. October >. Vtllanova. at Princeton;
Saturday. October &. New York Uniyer-
sity. at Princeton: Saturday, October ID,
Lafayette, at Princeton; Saturday, Octo-
Der % Carlisle Indians, at Princeton;
Saturday. October %. Dartmouth. at New
York: Saturday. November 8. Fordham,
at Princeton. and Saturday, November L.,
Yale, at Princeton.
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PINEHURST GOLF.
Miss Elkins of Pittsburg Wins Gold
Medal.

PINEHURST, N. c., March 23.-Miss
Louise Elkins of Pittsburg won the
gold medal in yesterdays qualification
round in the annual united north and
south golf tournament for women with
card of 81 Mrs. c. Fl. Vanderbeck
Of Philadelphia was second in SO, Miss
Kate Van Nostrand Of Walestown, N. Y,
third in 50. and Miss Mary Fownes OF
Pittsburg fourth in 96. One division of
sixteen qualified for the match play
rounds which continue through Satur-
day
The qualification scores follow:
Miss Louise Elkins: I'ttsburg. -. 4S-3I Mrs.
G. II. vanderbeck Philadelphia, AZ. 45-9S; Miss
Kate Van Nostrand, walcstown. ~; 1875; Miss
Mary Fownes. Iittsbnrg ~ 49, s;,,, Mrs. u;
Camden, 40, So 1os; Miss Ethel Geek, New
York ST. 53-1O4: Mrs. W. c. Fownes. jr.. Pitts
burg. SO, 50-1os: Mrs. George c: Dutton, Boston
49, 59-1O7: Mrs. {. :. Waterhous". Brookline
So SILL: Mrs. l.. F.. Beali. Unontown 81 "
-i16 Miss Alma f. Mackay. Passaic. 90. III :
I2I: Mr. l.. w. Hornblower. South Orange, 81,
64-12t: Mrs. j. r. Gardner. Chicago I'll, 63
l2t. Mrs g. G. Hammond. Boston. 81, 64-125
Mrs J. u. Chino. Cleveland, c.. G3-l25.
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FLORIDA GOLF.
g. P. James Of Columbia Golf Club
Ont of Tournament.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, March 23.-In
the annual spring tournament for the st.
Augustine cups the holders of the sixteen
lowest scores met yesterday at match
play at eighteen holes.
The scores were:
First sixteen-W. A. Knight. st. Angus
tine Golf Club. beat E. Lee Jones. Cen
eva. Wis, up; A. H. Hart, New York,
beat A. 8. Pierson, jr.. Glen Ridge, n. j..
5 up, to play; E. s. Glasco Toronto.
Canada, beat G. r. Adams. New York.
1 up; ]. p. Cheney. South Manchester.
Conn, beat III. A. Roak. st. Augustine,
up; E. G. Alexander, Detroit. Mich, beat
G. p. James, Columbia Club. Washing
ton city, 5 up, to play; Richard Wayne,
Hartford, Conn, beat ]. II. Beal, Pitts
burg Country Club, up. to play: c. B.
Mood New York, beat A. F. Huston,
Cincinnati, Ohio, = up. to play; w. N.
p. barrow. ST. Augustine Club. beat l..
j. Hopkins, Geneva, Wis, up in twenty
one holes.
Second round-knight beat Hart, / up;
Glasco beat Cheney, / up; Wayne beat
Alexander, up, = to play; Darrow beat
Wood, up in nineteen holes. In the
semi-finals Glasco beat Knight, up, !
to play; Darrow beat Wayne, l up
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NAvY's SPRING SCHEDULE.
Middies' Base Ball, Lacrosse and
Rowing Dates Announced.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. March 23.-.After the
completion ~ winter season of ath-
letics which Unprecedented in inter
est and In IL, -Scss of the local teams
the Naval Academy will start directly
upon a spring schedule embracing prac-
tically all the lines of college athletics
appropriate to the season. and in which
few OF the prominent names in the COL
lege world will be absent.
From October l, when foot bail begins,
to the beginning of June, whel Ire SUM
mer cruise starts. there is r-eak In
the list of athletic events. T. ,.et ball
follows foot ball promptly, anu fencing,
gymnastics and wrestling ali uiI lie time
until spring The last Of the WINTER con-
tests was held the Saturday just gone.
and today the base ball season begins.
the midshipmen's opponents being st.
Johns. Saturday there Is both base ball
and lacrosse, and by the middle of the
month the big spring season will be in
full swing. A schedule of the different
athletic events Is given below:
March 23-Base ball, st. Johns.
March 26-Base ball. cornell; lacrosse Mount
March 3O-Base ball. Trinity.
April base bail. Amherst; lacrosse. John,
Hopkins.
April 6-Base bail. Maryland Agricultural Col
April s.Ba-e University of .rennsylvsnis
t4crOSNe, MOUNT sahlktou.
April i6-Base Duckncll lacrosse BaIti
more City Coiieg.
Aprii S3--iasc University Of North Caro-
lima rowing. Il. l.: lacrosse, Lehigh; nel,
and track, Princet
Apr4l c7-Base b..., Agricultural and Mechau
icaI taiiege of North Carolina.
April 30-Base bail University Of West Wiz
rinia; field and track. Carlisle Indians: lacrosse
iuterbatta alton.
Nav 4-Base hall, Sc. Johns.
Nav Base hall. i'ennsylvanis state College
rowing Columbia against first Arundeis o
baltimore. t.rss and second crews against acad
track. Columbia; lacrosse, SwarthmOrc or Hobart
May i1-Bsse hall. ST. johns.
May 1&-BAse ball, DickiaSons rowing. GeorUa
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CONTINUED from Seventeenth PaGeo

sence A substitute for him has not yet
been chosen by the intercollegiate COM
mittee Yesterday. Chairman A. s. Jane
son of that committee announced that the
match between q. Burgess and I. r
jefferson of Yale 10 decide which of them
should be the sixth member OF the Amer
lean team. had been decided in favor OF
Burgess by the score Of two games TO
one. The other players on the list are n
T Whitaker, Pennsylvania l.. Tolins.
Cornell: l.. W. Stephens. Princeton. and
j. r. Chandler. Yale. The sixth man
must be chosen from one of the four
universities named.
James Mortimer OF London. who Will
be the American umpire. has informed
the American committee that Oxford and
Cambridge had asked for postponement
OF tho match of at least two weeks. at
the same time offering a couple of dates.
or these April 1s has been selected and
confirmation Is awaited from the other
side
DR.. Emanuel Lasker has been engaged
by the Manhattan Chess Club to play
against all Corners at its rooms in Car
negie Hall Thursday evening.
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CORNELL CREWS PICKED.
Ithaca 0arsmen Will Spend Easter
Vacation on Cayuga Lake.

ITHACA. N. Y. March 23-Cornelfs
crew coach has selected his 1910 crews
and the men will spend their Easter
vacation at practice on Cayuga lake.
The following oarsmen have been
placed at the training table:
yarsity-Bow. Seagraye: 2. Simson; 3, Fergu-
son: 4, Aitchison: 5. sutton: g. Day; Z. Names;
stroke Wieches coxswain. CLARK.
Junior varsity-Bow, Carpenter; 2, Johnson; 3.
Irimpi: bows S,:,,s. w.ssay Krise; =.
Pf Ha1sIt, ' foars Smith; Bscaus af.
ferty; stroke. Crawford.
First freshman-Bow, Brown; 2, Derooke; 3,
EiHott: l. Lum; 5, Game: 6. White; Z, Mann:
Second freshman-Bow. Gosman; 2, Green: h
Perry: T. Sharper; 8, Thatcher; o, Nevins; 4,
Dittmar; stroke. Dole.
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with the theft of the medal And yet
l can't blame yon gentlemen very much,
because il certainly looks bad. especially
when l was on my way to leave the uni
versity for good
Hal had somewhat recovered his bal
ance, because he knew of course. that 1t
must come out all right somehow. al
though he had no idea how or what
they were going to do with him. He knew
he was innocent. yet here were lot of
circumstances that looked like evidence
to them and until he could clear them up
he would he under great suspicion
If they should decide that the evidence
warranted action they could even have
him locked up. and he began to think of
the books he had read of people-men.
women and boys-who had been unjustly
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Nationals Practice Games.

March c6--Nationals VS.. Norfolk, Nir-
Rinia League. ut Norfolk. Va.
March 2S-Nationals VS.. Richmond. Viz
gfnin League. at Richmond. Va.
March 50-Nationals vs.. Philadelphia.
National League. at American League
Park.
March :I-Nationals VS.. Philadelphia.
National League. at American League
Park
April Nationals VS.. Cornell Cnivcr-
atty. at American League Park.
April 6-Nationals vs.. Brooklyn. at
American League Park.
April Nationals vs. Brooklyn at
American Leagre Park.
April Nationals vs. Baltimore. East
crn League. AT Baltimore.
April IL Nationals VS.. Baltimore. East
crn League. at American League Park.
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CENTRAL DEFEATS MUTES.
High School Boys Bat Gallaudet
Twirlers Hard.

The Central High School and the Gal
laudet teams played a practice game at
Kendall Green yesterday afternoon which
resulted In victory for the boys from o
street by a score of to 4.
Brick and Battiste, who did the twirl-
ing for the losers had an off day, and
received many hard bumps from the high
school boys. HOFFMAN, the new right
fielder for the winners. was the star of
the game. as he hit the ball hard and
grabbed up everything that came his way.
The ScOre-
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Two-base hit-Hcnman. Hits-OR Armstrong
=: on Acton p OF Brick .: of Battiste. g.
stolen basee-Morris CD. Hover. Cullom; Acton
Left on beses-Galaudet. 5; c. H. s., 3. First
Oh Birck. .: of Battistc, l. Ffrse base on errors
C. H. s.. 1; Gallaudet, 2. Struck out-By
Battiste s. Passed balls-Rockweil (D, Collins.
Wild pitches-By Brick, 2; by Armstrong. q
81 minutes.
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SHIRO AKABANE DEAD.
Formerly Charge d'Affaires of jap
anese Legation Here.
mh23.eow.I2l

The death Of Shire Akabane. formerly
charge d. afYaires of the Japanese legation
in washington and afterward minister to
Spain and Portugal, is recorded in recent
issues OF the Toxic newspapers received
in Washington Mr.. Akabane was well
known in Washington and his death will
be regretted by large circle of friends
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BELMONT HORSE WINS.
Pudding Captures Eastwood Park
Plate at nottingham.

NOTTINGHAM. March 23.-The Best
wood Park plate, a handicap of 100 SOW
.re,sns for three-year-olds and upward
distance. five furlongs. straight, was run
here today and won by August Relmont's
Pudding.
Rossetti was second and Hardridinx
Dick. third. Fifteen horses started.
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where more than five thousand spectators
gathered
The summaries follow:

Ten-mile race. for southern championship. Won
Stearns. second: w. t. Davis Chalmers Detroit
third: f. Hilirbrand. Mitchell fourth. Time,
OPT
Won by Barney Oldfeld. Knox: Gus Grosjcan.
Pope Hartford second: Harry Ormsdorf ,hal
mers-Detroit. third. Time. 1900.
Ten-milc handicap fre"-foral 'for the Allen
Whiting trophy,-Won by Harry Ornsdorf: Chal-
mers-Detroit ,2.3G,: VI. Il. Aultman Hudson
td.30,. second; f. Hildebrand. Chalmers Detroit
,5.25' third. Time. 900. Other cars finished as
follows: barney Oidfeld. Knox Il 30b; r. II.
Rond. Stearns tc.30,: W. +. Davis. Mitchell
t6.o0,; David Bruce Brown Benz tscratch).
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Isle Indians
May 1s-Basc ball. Maryland Athletic Club.
May 21-Rowing. Syracuse: base ball. George
town; field and track, intelrlass.
May 22-Base ball. United States Military
Academy, annual championship contest.
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Glenn Harper of Hurlock, Nd, eighteen
years of age, was killed near that town.
He was running a gasoline auto wood
saving outfit toward home when belt
flew off and threw him against some ma
chinery. His head was hit and he died
almost instantly.
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here. He made reputation as brilliant
and accomplished young diplomat while
here.
During his residence in Washington Mr..
Akabane married Miss Ellen Barry.
Their married life was most happy. and
Mrs. Akabane is receiving the sympathy
of many of their friends.
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Vanderbilt Horse Third.

PARIS March DIV. X. vanderbilt's
Five O'Clock finished third In the Prjx
vexin, which was run At St. Ouen yester-
day.
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CARROLL. INSTITUTE WINS.
Alexandria Team Loses First Game
of Season.

VI NC0SOus
The Young Mems Sodality Lyceum
basket ball team of Alexandria, Va,
met its first defeat of the season last
evening at the hands Of the strong Car
roll Institute squad by the score of 30
to 6.
The winners displayed more form in
last nights battle than they have shown
heretofore this season, and therefore had
the boys from down the river at their
mercy Throughout the combat.
The all-round playing of Croghan, Nc
Carthy and Hurley is worthy of special
mention. This fast trio was in the game
all the time and was loudly applauded for
its fast work at frequent intervals. For
the losers Entwisle and Toomey showed
best form.
Between the halves of the big game
the five representing st. Dominic's S. c.
easily defeated lately organized team
from the patent Office. Score, % to Is.
Cantweil and T. Marsden exceled for the
winners. while Chamberlin and Norris
played best for the losers.
The scores:
Walsh. .... Right forward -. .Entwisle
Croghan. .......-. Left forward Ioomey
Hurley. Right guard Williams
Cogan, Bolac..... Left guard >. .Cockreil
c.issg 81 Hs4sy 49, Gxs1 ss'fsan
from free tosses-.Croghan 81. Referee.-Mr. b.
nayiers Of Carroll Institute. Timer-Mr. Rite
nour Of Carroll Institute. Scorer-Mr. Howell Of
Carroll Institute. Time Of halves-2O minutes
each.
SECOND GAME.
st. Dominic's. Position. Patent once
T. Marsden. Right forward .... hoiano
Cantwell Left forward Winner
A. Collins e. Collins Center ChamDerhn
F. Marsden. Right guard Carrou
Kulle .. Left guard ........ Norris
Goals-T. Marsden 90, Cantwell 49,. A. Collins
B. Collins t2). +. Marsden (2), Roland, winner
Norris Chamberlin (6). Referee-Mr. Bonaviers
Of Carroll Institute Timer-Mr. Ritenour. Scorer
Mr. Howell. Time of halves-15 minutes EACH
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WON IN THE NINTH

Continued from Seventeenth Page)
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GoaIs.I Marsaen .S,, ont% ~ p" ~, a Wimes
Norris Chamberlin (6). Referee-Mr Bonavfers
OF Carroll Institute Timer-Mr. Ritenour. Scorer
MIR. Howell. Time of halves-l5 minutes eacn
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Oct, -Receipts Ans pack
ages The market weak. Creamery specials per
pound pa; creamery extras. =; state dairy, good
10 prime. 2 process specials 2.
CHEESE-Receipts rs boxes. The market was
unchanged. State whole milk specials, Il, state
whole milk storage. fancy. small co0red 49,
State whole milk average fancy, small, white l5ls
skins specials, ia
EGGS-Reoeipts. i. 06l cases. The receipts were
considered liberal and considerable business was
transacted. State Pennsylvania and nearby hen
nesy white, fancy, a. STATE Pennsylvania and mar
by gathered. whites. 3. Western gathered whites.
81 fresh gathered. extra hrsts, ..
MlILFEED-We2ker Spring bran. 2 g: stand
ard middlings, Zi.l5; Western red dog. $50. 10 ar
rive winter BRAN in 100 pound SACHS 20 arrive 200
OAIS-Steady; lfeless. No. white. Ssh; No 3
white Si4 No. J. Si4; white. OF track. stat
FLOUR - Steady; business moderate. Kansas
straights 4aa5o0 In sacks; soft straights i.50as 50
in barrels; spring patents, a5oa575. IL barrels spring
clears A50a465
RYE FLoUR-steady; dealings are quiet. Choice
brands quoted a. iOOai.55.
CORNMEAL-Steady; inquiry moderate. Kiln
dried for export 2GA335; cCarss meal. in bags,
l20ai.22
HAh-Receipts. l2i tons: steady: fall inquiry
for choice. Quotations are for new prime timothy
LILO; No. l. l.Ooal.l0; No. 2. e5al.O0; No 5. sass
STRAW - Receipts. 10 tons; quiet. Long rye
quoted al 6a6C.
BEEF-Steadyi moderate dealings. Packet. 165h
T.Oo; family, ~ 5Oa30.
PORK-steady; quiet. Mess. 2Ooa2O: family.
3oa25D.
LARD - Inactive Prime Western. 1910; city.
l2l0; refined continent 1880; South American
l4o0; refined Brazilian In kegs $50; oeosteaTine
l2i5 cents lard steaFne, quiet; New York, l21saH.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Oct 3-Quotations by Baltimore Fruit
and Produce ASSOCIATION are as follows:
BUTTER-CTesmeTy. fancy. per H.. IlsaZs: do.
choice. asitaZs: do good 25lsaz; do, imitation
2o1sa22; do prints. 291a3l do blocks 2saSO; ladle
p: Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls o. Ohio rolls
p; West Virginia rolls q; store-packed n: Mary
land Virginia. and Pennsylvania dairy prints. q :
process 24a26.
| EGGs-MAryiand. Pennsylvsaia, and nearby hrsts,
per doz-, p Western Ars's, g; Southern frsts, IS;
| West Virginia nrsts g
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-Apple
Eastern Shore. Maryland. Per bhl. fancy. l25al % !:
do. per bbl small 75al.c0; do per tox z5as0:
do. per A-bbl has. l0a50i DO, Western Maryland
and Pennsylvania. packed, per bill, 2O0a250; do,
New YORK. per bbl.. 200as.o0; beets. native per
bunch, llss2; cabbage native per 100 2Oea30O; do.
y \. State. Per on. 6.00as00. cantelOupes. native.
per has, green, @aSo; do, ripe, Sosi0 do Eastern
Shore. per crate, Z5a75: celery. New York, per
crate, 90; corn. native per doz sugar. l0al5
cucumbers. \. Y. State per bus has 65as0 dam
sons, Maryland and Virginia bb 300a35o; do. per
Abus. has. 50a6o do, per bus. box, Local q; do.
Western Maryland and Virginia Slb. has, 2sc
eggplanis, native. per baS l0al5; grapes per Alb.
has. COncords, y; do. per 4b. baS Nagaras
Bali; Per 40. Gaia Thas p; per Alb. Delaware
BALI; lettuce. native per bus. box 25as5 do. New
York, per ls-barrel has, 75aL25; lima beans per
bus, LOoal.0 onions. New York and Western. Per
bus, 6Oa65; do Maryland and Pennsylvania yell
low. per bus, Sa65 peaches. Eastern Shore Mary
land. Per box. i0a5 do, per = has, 25a40 do.
fancy. per bas, 40a60; de-. Western Maryland. pe:
%bas.. 5Oal.o0; do 20ib. bas. 35as0 per y has
fancy, l.0oal25; do per car L25aLT5: Mt White
Heath. per bas.. 75al25; pears, Eastern Shore
per has -Kiefes, l2sa2O; do. per bb. 75aI00; do.
Eastern Shore Seckes per has. 25a3S: do. lie
Conte. per bas. l5a2e; do. New York per bbl
assorted. 30Oa5O0; squash. native per bas. l5a20;
green beans. native. per bus. box S0a40 wax beans
do. Soa4o; tomatoes, Eastern Shore, Maryland Der
baS, lGal5 do native. Per %-bas l5a30; do Der
bus. S0a6o; wstemelons. Virginia per 100 as TO
size, sooaloooi do, Norta Carolina. Der 100 50Oa
800; do. Anne Arundel. ,er 100 5.Ooal50.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens young choice h.
l5sale; do. rough and poor b. iiaI5; old hens ID,
heavy l5; do. small 10 medium lial5; old ROSTERS
ID. l0all; ducks. old muscoFy ard mongrel. h. LA
y: do. young white pekins, fat, H., lsal4 do.
puddle. old. ID. l5ali; do. spring over lbs per
ID. 1Sali: do. spring small. poor. per ID, Il;
pigeons, old. per pair. 90 do young per pair. 2oa
25 guinea fowl. young. IL lbs and over. each, As
do. old. each IS.
P0TAr0ES-WhiIe, near y, per bushel, prime,
55a60 do Western Maryland and Pennsylvania
prime 55a6o; do. seconds 40a50 Western prime
5ae0 sweets. yellow, per bbl., Norfolk, Local %
do. Eastern Shore. L25aL5o, do. Anne Arundel
lZal5o; Potomac, new. L2sal.5o; Rappahannock,
Local Is
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04
LAWNS UNDER INSPECTION.
The Peoples Garden Association 10
Award Eight Prizes.


Washingtons attractive lawns and
yards, which were entered in competi-
ton for prizes. offered by the Peoples
Garden Association. were inspected yes
terday by a special committee. represent
ing the association.
The prizes. OF which there are eight.
viii be announced tomorrow.
The Columbia Heights Citizens .Asso-
citation yesterday announced the follow
ing prize winners in its contest Tor the
best kept lawns within the boundaries OF
the association; Charles G. Schafrner.
1901 Harvard street. $40; Peter A. Drury,
1892 Girard street. IS; Mss Francis NJ
Clark, Hartford apartment house. 81.
The following received honorable men,
ton: l222 Euclid street, Fred Lees; 11a
Irving street. James T. Levy; 1867 Irving
street, the Rev. Joseph T. Kelley; I2lS
Irving street. Harry Cummings: 1892 Co
lumbia road Isaac r. Conwell; 1893 Ken
yon street, James z. Mayors. 1922 Kenyon
street. Jacob Madet: I449 Harvard
street Amandus II. Joyce; 1864 Harvard
street, Frederick Behrens: 1904 Park
road. Mrs. Ida f. Warren: 1867 Newton
street, William Flammer; S98S Thirteenth
street, George F. Hane: $500 Thirteenth
street. Or. II. c. Thompson; 1883 Meridian
place William r. Simpson; 1862 Georgia
avenue. Clifford c. Wineberger; 2S03 Four
teenth street. Henry Alschwee; 1861 Gil
rard street. Alvin J. Muehle sen; 1902 Gil
rard street. Miss May J. Boyd; 2SM
Eleventh street, John B. Barnes: Herbert
W. Hollldge, fireman, who had entire
charge of lawn OF the vacant lots adioin-
ing truckhouse. No. 6. Park road: the
Ross. Hubbard. and johnson schools:
Fourth Presbyterian, Calvary Methodist.
ST. Stephens Episcopal, and Friends.
churches
The Washington herald., 1910-10-04
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

With totals OF but seventy eight shares
OF stock and $500 in bonds. the transac-
tons at yesterdays session OF the Wash
ington Stock Exchange did not look I'M
pressive for this period of the year. But
few brokers were out and sales seemed
for the most part 10 be restricted 10
small commission orders.
With payment of the quarterly dlvi-
dend Of $50 a share, Lanston Monotype
pieked I'D and regained its former level
Of price. Four lots. aggregating in total
nifty shares. went at 81.
Capital Traction attracted but. little
attention. One fractional lot of three
sold at l2s, while $50e-bond of the five
series brought ia
After call Washington Railway Eiec-
trio figured to small extent Three OF
the Is. in the sum OF sl,o00 each, changed
hands at s3lG and S34, twenty-five OF
the preferred in three lots brought IS.
According 10 information received by
aNNNA tA--*A+NA~A q iI1c NCsii
formed in Cleveland for the interest OF
the Baltimore, Washington and Annap-
oils electric road. The company was
financed In Cleveland, and the plan, as
stated. is 10 effect a complete reorganiza-
ton of affairs. A pamphlet and two
circulars have already been issued.
A special meeting or the Norfolk and
Western Railway was held in Roanoke
yesterday 10 vote upon a directors pro-
posal TO issue new bond issue OF s6o.-
O0o,coO. and a S5O.0O0.OOO increase In the
common stock issue
The proposal received the favorable
consideration Of the stockholders, and
the proposition Will be proceeded with at
once. This places the total capitalization
OF the company at $3.50. 10000 common
stock and s22,O0O,OOO Of adjustment pre-
ferred stock.
The stockholders also ratified the ac-
QUESTION of the Big Stony Railway and
proved the lease OF the Norfolk Terrni-
mai Railway.