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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-23
WOMAN SHOOTS AFFINITY.

IN The presence or her husband, who
she says, fcreave her for clipping to
New York with another man and took
her back to his heart, Mrs. Frances
Pascuto yesterday deliberately shot
her late aiiioily IN Baltimore.
Staggering oCt Of the house at ~
south Tenth street with at least oTs
bullet imbedded in his breast, Frank
Gonzales, OF New York, made his es-
cape.
Pascuto and bis wife are both locked
M ut the Second and Christian Streets
Police Station.
The police are OF the opinion that
Gonzales was lured to the house by the
ira.e husband, who had harbored re-
venge since his wife went away and
came buck, and that Pascuto, Instead
Of his wife, shot the homeWrecker.
Mr.. Pascuto took The blame, they
say, to shield her husband in return fer
his kindness in forgiving her for the
eIopemcnt and taking her back.
Pascu!o is % years old. The Pas
culos have been married little mofe
than year. Gonzales, it is said, Has
a rival for her hand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-23
FIRE THIS MORNING
At The NAVAL MAGAZINE.
Excitement Around the River Front.
Fireiighter Brought to the Scene
Blaze Soon Under Control.

A fire broke ont at an early hour
this morning in one OF the buildings
Of the naval Magazine, on the opposite
side OF the river, and about a mile
North OF this city. 10 short space Of
time many alarming rumors were III
circulation, fret around the river
front, which gradually spread through
out the city. Passengers on the ferry
steamer we're. apprehensige, AS were
also persons on other boats passing the
wharf. The channel runs Gloss to
the premises used for the magazine
and many breathed easier after they
had passed out OF the danger zone,
as it was expected that 4 terrific en-
plosion was ineyi ALL. The fire, how
ever, was confined to the building in
which it originated. The roof was
burned entirely off the structure.
The steamer FireGghter OF Washing
ton was ordered to the scene as soon
as the fire was discovered, and alter
the boat began to play many streams,
having the Potomac from which 10
draw its supply OF water, apprehension
concerning the outcome was rapidly
allayed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-23
CONDITIONS SATISFACTORY.

Alexandria, Va, June %, 1911.
To the Edltor Of the Alexandria Gazette
noticed in the columns If yesterday $
Gazette that there is dissatisfaction
among the machinists in tie Southern
Railway shops in this city owing to a
flaw in the contract which allows the
company TO work the back shops eight
hours per day aid FIVE days per week,
while the round house works nine hours
per day elk days per week. l wish to
state that there is no dissatisfaction
among the machinists at this point,
neither is there any flaw in the con-
tract which. the company is taking adj
vantage Of. 1t is merely the dull sea
son OF the year that causes the work
ing hours 10 be divided IS they are
The Gszetta has been misiuiormed as
to any dissatisfaction among employ
ees, as everything is working nicely
The Information upon which the
item was written came from source
the Gazette had no right to question,
and was on lines similar to those pub
lished week or 80 ago. The Gazette,
however, is glad to know everything is
serene between employees and en-
ployer5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-23
7OIsOF CHILDREN sKOME
HAVE VERY HAPPY WEEK
Many Pleasant Outings Given to Lit
tie Ones During the Past Week.
Visit to Fl. Hunt.

This has been happy week for tht
little ones at the Cbildren's Home. Or
Monday the children were the guests o
the Elks at Marshall Hall and were
ROYALTY entertained by Messrs. Fried
lander. Chauncey and Martin. Every
one came home pronouncing tue Elk!
the best people on earth. ;,
Wednesday was Little Bi'lie'sn sixth
birthday Mr.. aud Mrs Charles Cogan
OF Alexandria. Miss Robertson ant
Mis-, Prockelton Of Washington, came
and brought ice cream. cakes, ano
candy enough 70, all The birthday
cake was made by Mr.. Cogan's, veneer
able mother, and locked beautiful with
the six lighted candles. every body
was happy but Mr.. Cogan looked hap
piest OF any and with all the children
around him looked as il be might have
been the father of the seventeen.
Yesterday morning the children with
their Foster Mothers. through the
Kindness OF Mr.. Gift. boarded the Nit.
Vernon car for Fort Hunt, where they
spent happy day with Mrs. SargeaSt
DAILY at her lovely home. She served
ice cream at 10 O'Clock then o good
dinner and ice cream again before they
left for home. They we're met at the
station by one OF the Soldier boys
in large 2 horse wagon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-23
CoSsuELo AT CORONATION.

Standing upon her right az q peeress
Of the United Kingdom, the Duchess
Of Marlborough attended the corona.
ton in London yesterday. Her en-
trance to the gallery reserved for peer
esses created sensation.
II vas announced that no peeresses
would be refused the right to attend
the coronation, but that no peerless
separated from her husband had been
commanded TO attend.
The Duchess from Marlborough EVIL
IDENTIFY forced the Duke Of Norfolk $
department to assign seat to Der.
The appearance Of Inc Duchess sur,
prisel her close friends, because she
was supposed to be retiring and seusi'
tive.
Tie duchess entered the Abbey with
tragic grace. The gold stick in WAITING
escorted her to tie front row OF tie
neercsses' gallery. Holding her duca
train over her arm defantly, with head
high, the duchess took her place.
Neighbors detected all intcnFe pal'or
The instant the assembly recognized
the duchess, opera glasses and lorg
n, ties confused her. Then she started
70 talk to the Duchess Of Sutherland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-23
|REC|TH BY Pupils
Or MISSES R0TcHFOR[)
Gold Medals Awarded TO Pupils
Handsome Floral Pieces Git to
Misses Rotchford by Glass.

Amid the strains. of Prof. Padgett' :
Orchestra the Annual Recital OF the
Misses Blanche and Edith Rotchford' /.
class OF 1911 was held last evening IN
Lannon's Opera House which had beer
.astefully decorated, and was attenoed
by a large aud appreciative audience.
The Piano Solos, Duets an'l Trlos by
the pupils we're ably rendered and
reflected much credit on their teach,
ers. The features we're the May pole
Dance in which 90 pupils, all under
II years of age, took part with Miss
Hilia Wolfe as Queen. No Pediler', "
sketch By / boys, showing a
book keeper WHO is run away with
drummers and gets stung on every
thing he buys. Chorus by the class
entitled Heroes Making of the Children
Butterflies with the United States 10,
Wings. Vocal trio. Somewhere and
MY Old Kentucky" BY Miss Ge1trnde
Newton, who has voice Of unnsi'al
cIearness aud sweetness, Miss Al. Blanch
R.tchfotd, alto and Mr.. Randolph
Solomon, with his sweet baritohe aud the
vocal solo, song Of Spring, by Miss
Blanch Rutchford whose voice vas at
its best accompanied by violin and
clarionet we're exceptionally fine and
greatly enjoyed.
During the recital handsome floral
pieces were presented to teacher aud
pupils by Mrs. Erwin Roberts aud Miss
Bessie Marks. Gold medals for theory
and punctualily were presented to
Misses May Mcdonald, Agnes plask ett
and Caroline Emerson. ant silver
medals for punclualtty or theroy to
Misses Beatrice Ayres, Agnes Trumble,
Pearl 1icer, Margaret Emerson, Mil
dred Studs, Hilda Wolfe, Anna
Schwarzmaun, Dorothy Piaskett.
Nettie Chauncey. Elsie Cornwell and
Master Harry WIkerson. Alter the
pre-. cutation OF the medals thu class
presented the Misses Rotchlori a
handsome silver cream set as token
r. +bo;r recpoct and esteem.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-23
E,Erf DOLLARS FOR ), Kiss.

Fifty dollars and bond Of one hum
dred dollars for Il months is che price
for attempting to steal kiss, accord
ing to the verdict and sentence pro
nounced in Richmond yesterday by
Police Justice Crutchfirli in the case
,of r. c. Miller. a telephone inspector
Miller was charged With insulting a
Young woman on Robinson street. The
telephone inspector, who is probably
about % years old, called at The house
Monday afternoon to put IN q telc-
phone. He found the young woman
alone 10 the dining-room, and upon
being request ID by her to place the
telephone By the door he is alleged by
the young lady to have walked over to
her, put his Land under her chin and
called her "dearie" and attempted TO
kiss her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-23
END OF REVOLT iS SOW Err
CAs.7EDS

A dispatch from 7 laana, Lover
California says: After two honrs OF
sharp sighting against 500 Mexican
troops, 100 rebels under Gen. Jack
Mostly laid down their arms at the in
ternalional boundary line ycsterda, and
marched across rs PRISONERS ct United
States troops.
Two rebels were killed and one was
wounded and fifty federa!s we're Killed
or wounded, il is reported.
The rebels retreated three mites from
tijuana to the international liz and
then gave up. With this engagement,
il is believed. tile revolt in Lower Cali
fornia is ended.
Mostly and his men, all Americans,
surrendered to Capt. Frank A. Wilcox,
Thirtieth Infantry. United States army,
The rebels were taken TO the camp ol
the American soldiers, where they VII!
be held pending arrangements 10 take
them 10 Fort Rosecrans. All but those
wanted by American officers as army
deserters may be allowed their liberty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-23

Most Of our garments are reViyals.
whether 1t is In the cut which harks
back to the time Of the first empire or
In fabrics and decoration which are OF
all periods Quaint indeed are some
Of the embroidelies in cross stitch and
French knots applied in quaint angl
lar designs that recall the cid patterns
that our great granlmothers' samplers
depict. Blouse fronts and evening
wraps, rs vel! as household fancy
work, abound in these odd yet charm.
Ing effects, which are worked In care
fully harm0niZed colorS.
THIS handsome evening wrap Is most
suitable for wear with the brocades
that are now so popular, White broad
cloth Is the material Of the coat. Al
the waist broad banding of French
knots and cross stitch Is put on In the
form Of conventionaliZed leaves and
towers. Bands Of cross stitching are
applied to the wide sieaves aud the
square sailor collar cut low In the
back
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-23
local RREYITlEs.

Officer Sampson killed a dog, which
wss supposed TO have been suffering
from rabies, at the corner Of Wylhe
aud Columbus streets Wednesday
night.
There vas but one case before the
Police Court this morning. 4 man
employed in the street department hat
been arrested charged with being drunk
ia the street lie was dismissed.
A decree has been entered in the
Corporation Court from James a.
Tom!in to John l.. Ped la ,sf4rTinp
to the latter IT No. t in the suh-di
vision Ct the square bounled ny Wash
! ington, Columbus, Oronoco and
Pendleton streets.
A negro, too drunk to take care o.
himself, caused a crowd to gather 81
the intersect'o on OF King and Column.
bus streets about 1890 last night.
The qarksy hal ltft an incoming
electric train. He was ,.na!!y con
Quoted to his home by an acquaintance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-23
REPORT OF VISITING NURSE.
To Board of Managers Visiting Nurse
Committee.

TO Board of Managers Visiting Nurse
Committee.
Ladies, / herewith submit for
your consideration the report OF
work done during the month OF May.
have made one hundred and one
visits during the month. These visits
Included principally attention to chronic
cases visiting them daily and doing al!
/ could to make them comfortable.
had one typhoid fever case which
visited daily ior three weeks, relieving
the patients vile from three to four
hours Mt a time. This has been busy
month, but at present all patients seem
to be doing VII.
s. L. CRITTESpES, Visiting nurse.
Tne nurse dming this month May
10th to June 10th earned $40 SD two
fifty OF which paid for Telephone, the
ress OF her salary was paid by Mrs. Ed
gar WarSeld, 50; Mr.. White, Mr.. Pres,
ton, Mr.. J. Garner, Mr.. r. B. Wash,
inpton, and 4 friend, one dollar each.
The public en- see by the report Of the
two nurses,lhat one having made 50 Wis
its during the month and the other lou
that there is plenty of work u keer
them both busy Indeed an Instructive
visiting nurse ia town of this size l.
indispensable. One Of these nurses |
proYlded for two years to come. The
other one whose office is in the ~Ol.
I.adies' Home. is supported by monthly
subscriptions and what she can earn
The present month is the initial month
and her continuance will depend 90 the
support she receives.
Miss BURKE, Chairman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-23

serve as trimming end just trife OF
some fine lace being added at neck ana
sleeve edge as finish.
Flchus are worn with many OF these
simple tub blouses, and sometimes
fichu and blouse are trimmed alike, Il
very pretty notion.
The Magyar type, with It's seamless
shoulder and sleeve ana lis loose fall
of material fro;a shoulder to waist
continues to be the fayorite b!ous,
style.
In direct contrast TO the tub b!ouses
there are smart little blouses Of hcaV?
Irish crochet or the fashionable and
expensive yenise, which mold tn"
lines Of the figure without showing
,fnllness anywhere. These lace blouse$
Mounted over chiffon cloth. some
III. In white, sometimes in delicate
ints, and rather daring notion
rear the lacy blouse over fesl
chiffon. These lace blOuseS arr
aa ely shaped, for without trace
ess the lines must be easy ana
lse tied anywhere. Such bl0useS
9GF letimes be picked Mp very rea
soUnh from the peasants who 60
a8c re ocean liners at Queenstown
J e laces to home going Ameri
a;s. IN the blouse shops il
,.sa course, they cost substan
sa1S but such blouse will pay
Sc se or and over and may even
,e valuable heirloom, for
.actically neTer wears cut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-23
TIL. E.RVANT
TIA IS NEVER
Off d. Y.

Electric service il At your complete
command any hour 81 the day or night.
1t will heat Laby'a milk in IN cleo
trio water heater ia : lnirntcs at , q.
a., just "a easily "a any other time.
No matter when is the hour OF your
need, thc electric servant responds n.
.tantIv. ! OH can / tirc it out.
You may have light, heat, power
onc or all--at the pressing OF = button.
And the cost Of the service is well
1ithin the reans 81 the average family.
Why not talk 10 us about wiring
your home?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-23
THE LYcEUM EXCURSION.

This YaGsg Mems Sodality Lyceum
announces their ANNUAL excursion to
Marshall Hall on Monday June Goth
This popular organization OF young
men Away have most enjoyable eX.
cursion and this years promises to
eclipse 81. others for The sale OF tickets
has been greater thaI eyer in past.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-23
OPOSSUM IN A CINDER PIT.

A fine opossum was captured last
night in the oinder pit at the round
house OF the Southern Railway in this
city. Another fine specimen OF the
didelphis Yirginiana WAS caught in the
same pit few night ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-23
SUMMER BlOUSEs.

Lingerie Affairs elahoratsly Lacs
Trimmed and Embroidered.
The summer Blouse for comfort and
neaspeSs should be of some easily laun.
lered material, such as linen or lawn.
Laces and embroideries arc used III the
decoration OF these garments.
There are scores Of blouses made OF
ail over embroidery, and most OF the
models are exceedingly simple. the en-
bfuidery being handsome enough TO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-23
Alexandria Building and
Loan Association. Inc.
Office. GuI King Street.


DIRECTORS.
: Edward S. I.aadbeater, President.
NJ. l.. Dinwidlie, Treasurer.
G.. Page Waller jr.. Secretary.
David =. Hulish, Kenneth w. Ogden,
Harrison Kirk, Robert Il. Knight,
Chas. 3. Swan. William II. Sweeney
TRUSTEES.
Worth Huifsh, c. s. T. Burke, Carol!
Pierce.
SOLICITOR.
G.. Washington Lewis.
Offers large and small loans on I'M
proved real estate secured by first
mortgages without commission.
Stock in this association offers ar
excellent opportunity for large an
small Investors.
JUG I'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-23
IiIuslYe.

Elusive.
+. motion without progress
5eli as In space; where a
-emains stationary, which
5 to recede, while We are
lchind. = julius Charles
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-23
ar Nttf ~ Cart

er Nut to Crack.
Harvard scientists have
!. .ddle of the Sphinx, It is
lie highbrc8 10 discover
- always steps OF a NOV.
- backward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-23
TIE BEST SMOKE !

is not the cigar you Pay tie mos!
money for, bN! the one yon enjoy tbs
most. Smokers os our cigars say they
get more real solid enjoyment iron,
them than from many brands costinE
twice the money. The reason IS simp'r
We charge Won only foT the fine 10
hacco and the cost OF the labor. We
don't charge you for handsome Do.
or a gaHdy label which smokers Of
many other brands have 10 pay for.
You pay for nothing but ciglr when
you buy the Plantation and Choice.
Hamilton & Co.
323 King Street.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
LOCAL PRICES CURRENT.

Quotations Eiv~n below are for large lots Jobbers
prices higher:
EGGS Nearby fresh Virginia, 17sf714; wes. Viz
ginIa and Southwest Virginia. II: Tennessee. II.
UTTER-I'rcaInCry. fancy. sa2El=; Western frsts,
IS; seconds. 5Ibiz: DrucP>s. tlE"y, l9a1.
|HEESE-NcS Yurk State facCry. new. large
l5,sal6.
POULTRY Chickens. ~, h.. ma2a; hens. TT
ID. Is: rocstrrs. In. slO; Gee=e. Irr ID. laI3;
turkeys. yer Ii IaA.
DRESSED POCLTEY-Hcns choice pr lh la
all; r'or',rS. I.r H.. 10; GoNs per h. laaIi, tur-
KEYS. T-r h. 2Ia2f
VEGETABLES Psatces. No. :. por IN. Hasi :
Trr bb I2laL.5; No. ! bh'.. -alO sweets. pr
bbl.. 275a5.5o; yams. pr htL.. lya225; rGrImb,r5
%; Brussels SirT,TtS pr Qt.. l2=sls: cahlaE- PR
h. I; kalc. rcr bbl.. l25aL.5 eggplant. per crate
Soda3 70; FLORIDA cyrnblings per has zal.o squash
rer hbI.. Hubbard. 10: string baus T.-r has
htl.. i0Ha5 n cccr. FLORIDA. T.r crate. l.5a2 20
California. I,r cratr. 3..5Ii0o; d.z.. t0lsJ tu7rS
T~r l"N Iri5o: ru,at0Gas. pr blL. L."a-c: ler,s
a10o p"r crate: spinach. = lbT.. -ya,O0: POP
oorn, pr ID. ). p'pcrs. per cT-ito 2Ua-0: Srcrr
Tcas. pr has. L'n3-Jo; tonaioes Florida pr
crate. L'A-j9: PARSLEY. per ba&. LG5aL51: 70
GREEN FRUITS Apples. pr bbi 5.oa.7 % +:
orSlGrS. California. pr box. 2-6aJE FIo1da,
i-.ja-'5: 'm"rs. rr boy, 1seio0: grsfr :r-r.'.
per box. 2I9a2I5: tancrine,. p"r k.1. 2oHs35O
cTanbcrries per hoy. L.?5a1.oo: I.r bbl.. sal0.50
HAY AND sTEAw Hay Western. No l.
u Na1 % No = laO1la.sG MIXED hay. II hra ls no ;
straw. re bundle, 70; rnaririne thrash. 3.Ga7 a
straw. wheat Ier ton. %: straw. cat. per
ton Gas o.
DRESSED MEATS Hoss, small neat. o?-; hoS-.
.arrr. sAzA9: hams. cnuG;ry cured 0iG.
LIVE srn' HoFs. rr- cWt. IT rs. 7.nns.n;
l'"ep Tsr H., 5a3 :; 'lmhS, Ter m -lsis; calves
Oh 10. Icr h 2. m"ium. Tor n. 'a'.
GRAIN Whea.. rev. rer h. ah.al: oorn.
s."i!ri old. T"r br F9af1: nov. Eja5o rcr hu-
new ear. pr Dbl. 2e5l2.c1; "a;s. Western whitr
Nc .. 1T hr-. '-tr oats, miNrd. pr br. .1aij;
Iran. rsr tnn. "a mridi.0E I-r '0r. 20.
WOOL AND HIDEN-W Woo, washed free If
harrs. Ter III. > vol u1EaSLcd I.r h. = hides
GrreD. par h. :; h.d-. dry, Pc h. I14i; ca.c-
skin rrrCr. each LSil "A.
SHINS-Nn. EralH. mirk. ra~h, COS n. u7sk-
rat cacr, 2s10; Nit. cach iai5. cf"ssum. zach.
!as53: gr7y fI. TlaLoO: rrd tx each IA. N;
roncuon. each, 75sl.j5; skunk. each. Sa7I. rab-
bu Zach. J.
SEEDS Rod clover. r~r III. s75la =: aIsikr.
=, -cr r"r lr 2aa.7J: VIII clover. rrr h,I..
l. 1sls0o 'imu'hy. Tsr hu j-Ha5.O: blue rrI-s.
T'- hG. Ghl5o. orr-7a-d gas. pr Lu., 2nNaL-g;
T.Gr"p -rsss, ICr b. L=.7. Alfalfa, Irr bu.
lC.aaI5a.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

N.~r YrE Marrh n RITTER RcnrrIas To dav
~ IA l-sl Th--" wCrr no MATERIAL changes
~niei 'l..> Uo-riu-. hu' -" lnnc stlII vcik.
49, iI0r- -nCrs1-. r~- ~. -. ,UaInrr- H-Sts IA
y. Sroy held Sr--~.l 'G8gn: hold rNtras Isl'S
'HET~FI Ec~cIrHz n jls. 50 - rIrS. Tie rrc.
safe - tho marie. - rrt warrant an crtrras Z
wow. Io~a' d.TlIrd t-tmC. Sfl;r wholc mix
Svs~'d,. 'i.-+if. STATE whole nr'. 'in~y C-olN--i
>r'-tr7ntrr I3'-alf: state v or NJ fancy white
~'.,faufr-. '2als'-: state whole mix. summer and
IA m.u'". I-alrL
EGGS E~rsrE5 'ndsv = 80 ra=-s. tona fmr-
on 'rn -r1G"s. ~ta;c r,n-sv''ania. and nearby
wnI'r flncv iSar.: ~'A:0. T.7ns. ISaria. ard raar
ly h-.Vn tarc~. i7'-a:s. fresh eaIhc-~l sric tel
"ytras l77-als fresh Sathr-rrI hrss. storage packed
fla
WILTFFTn -strad~: 1uj~' inquiry srrinE hran
60. sclnl1-I mr'I.u-. S0oaBG5: Western ro,I dog
a-ri.r. T. % ri'- hrar in lnT1. $50
OATS STEADY: irac1iEC. No. white. -5i. No ;
whit. , stAplAnL5. r.. clcTatnr hasis; white
t-aot 25lJo.
ETOTE Strad7 moderate trade Karsas 7-ashts
45Iai n in sacs soft Strai=hts 4n)aL15 in ha-rrls
4.Ga4n
RYE F7OrR- s,rad-. qr>ct dclInsS Choor
brands oUot1I at 4L5af5n
CORNMEkL-Mulcrate business. Kiln-dricd. for
eIput -1a2-51; coarse meal. in hays. LIosI!I.
HNY-RcceiTts SO tons Steady; inquiry is
.. Hacj. y" ) 7oas0.
STRAW Ecrrip.s. . tons. Essv: slow t-adc
Lon. ryc quoted At gtaa5
BEEF -Stcady rodrratc inquiry. Packet. ltooa
15.D: family. l66dal65r.
PORK stc1dy; slow trade. Mos Z 5oa2I.7a;
family. 2I0Cl2L:O.
LARD STEADY. Prime Western. s.a5: CITY %: :
-cHn,d crntmcnt. aI5 >nItH American. 100:
i"Cd Erazllisr. in krr II h0 ClCo~tcarne, = lard
stoarinc dUll New York. o..
The Washington herald., 1911-03-31
'Ex dividend
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

BaIGuorr March j0-BL TIER Crcamrry fancy.
per lh.. 2IsZ5lz; do. chOz. TCr lb 2,a2l; to.
good, pr H.. 2la22; d.. imitation. Icr H.. lsa2I
do. print. pr H.. 2JaE; do. blocks H.. a5aS
do. held. lta0; ladIc lb lSaIs: Maryland and
Pennsylr rolls. III. Hall: Ohio rolls. Tvr H..
H. West Virginia rolls. rcr H.. l3ll4: storr hacked
per h.. Is; Maryland. Virginia. and PENNSYLVANIA
dairy prints. pcr lb., Halls; process butter per lb
lSal5.
EGGS Marvland. Ter l., Il ania and nearby firsts
par d.z.. l5'9; do. EAstGrn. IJ'e; Western frs;s,
pr doI.. Sl5e: to-. Southern frsts Hi-ai5: do
West Virginia frSts per doz., Isl: guinea cGs,.
per doL.. 7aS; duck ggs. nv >; do. Southern
LAS: go,se eggs. pCr doz.. 7on75.
LIVE POUETSY-Chickens. Young choice per
H.. lSaeo: old hens heavy. HI. s1s: do old small
tc medium. pr H.. ISL old r"'sters pr h. 70:
winter chickens. lbs. and under 2al2i: ducks
young white Pckins. fat, per IN. lSsI3; do Young
nuscovy and mon-rel. yer H.. l6al7: DO, pslddlc
Large. H., Eals; pigeons, DID, pair %; do young
per pair. %; guinea fowl. Young. II lbs. ard over
each +oa,G; do Young, small each. 3: do old
each. 25; turkeys. choice. fat hens per h. p: do
choice young Sohblers. rcr III. 9a2l do. old toms
ID. IS: do. rCush. Tsor. and Tim l1aIS.
DRESSED r0ULTR--nIrkcys. fancy Smsn per
III. 2sa25; do. fair 10 good pcr H.. DAB; do
rough and poor, per H.. l2si; chickens straight
young and old, par h.. Is: do, old roostcrs. per
h. loaIl; ducks. choice. fat per H.. lTaeo; carns
iarsc. 3as; DO. medium. 1.2. do. small and
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