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Merchants aud Miners Transportation Co

NorIoIk 10 BOst0h, Mnss., and
Providence, II. /.
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston. SUM-,
Tues and FRI; for Providence Mon, Wed.
and Sat at P. n Passengers and freight
taken for all ->ew England point. Tickets
on sale at office C. d o. Ry., H. u w Ry
s. H. Bowman. ?oS East Main and Richmond
rranLfer Co. 500 East Main.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKEr.

Load your cars so shat hay at doors rep
eeSsnts contents and thus avoid reflections
with the rules OF the National Eav Associa.
ton.
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BOND LIST.

s-tsricsn Tsbacco Company is........ 81
An Tobacco Company IS tbidl. I0il5
coast Line list is.......,.....,.. q
-. and y. Is tb!d)............. ast.
coast Line eonv. is........... 100!
K and Ohio conv. rss....... e5.i
H. Western conv. Sc asked ICs
,AiT Line stpd Is tb!dj ,....... 81
WAir Line adj 5s................ Sls.
PriBel. Telephone By (bidJ........ e3A.
sht Ksl!way ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1919
RaAway 5S.-.-..-'...-....,.... lSt.
otafes steel ................. lc5'.
.rewr Bros. cts. tbidj......... b.
r. Chem Isl IS (bid}"........... lc0H
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BONDS FOR SALE

For account OF whom it may concern:
We will. on
THURSDAY. JULY 27. 1911,
at II o'clock A. NJ.
in the directors room of this bank,
sell nine bonds OF Ave hundred dollars
each. executed by the Virginia Table
Works. Incorporated. with interest
from May l. 1907. at 6 per cent. per
annum. which bonds are occurred by a
deed OF trust executed by the president
and secretary of The Virginia Table
Works. Incorporated, covering its real
and personal property at Marion. Va.
TERMS: Cash
THE MARION NATIONAL BANK.
Marion. Va
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Sales. Stock.
Allis-Chalmcrs .........
Allis-Chalmers. MD


Allis-Chalmsrs. pfd......
400 Amalgamated Copper :.
coo Amer. Asri. Chem, com.
Loo Amer, Beet Sugar, com.
LEO American Can .,.......
5000 American Can, pfd.
10 Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car and Foun., pfd
100 American Cotton OIL.
American Liuseed OIL.
lco American Locomotive -.
100 Amer. Locomotive. pfd...
IL" Amer. Malt Co. pfd. 80.
S'tlo american Smelling 800.
American Sugar .........
LOO Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
40 American Tobacco, com.
American Tobacco. pfd..
500 Anaconda Copper ........
ll,SO Atchison
," Atlantic Coast Line......
a. c. l. of Connecticut.
l'3p Baltimore and Ohio.....
1nn Brooklyn Ra pid Transit.
100 Central Leather, com. ..
800 Canadian Pacific .........
Svv Siesdpc re ana ONO.
400 Shicaso Great Western.
1850 Chi, Mil. and ST. Paul..
40 Crucible Steel Cor. com.
l5o Crucible Steel, pfd..
so Chicago and Northwest.
200 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado ana Southern.
400 Consolidated Gas ....
Delaware and Hudson.
Den. and Rio Gran, com.
Den. and Rio Gran. pfd.
200 Distillers' Sec. Cor.
$500 Erie Observation-Disclosures.
leo Erie. LIST pfd ........
Fed. Min. and SIN, pfd..
100 General Electric ...
i.yo1 Great Northern. pfd. =.
COO Great Northern Ore ctfs
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co Conn
mission Merchants. Richmond Va)
Richmond. Va. July a. 1911
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
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Cotton futures opened steady and closed

spot cotton closed quiet, s points higher;
Sales 1850 bales.
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

Cara le.'e MAacne.,er. seventh and Perr,
Atreets. ior Petersburg:
Is, I. 5. -. 10. Il. ~ a. M. L = "a L &
"5:iJ. IS. I. s. e. 10 F. NJ
ll;0o z. n. for Chester. 100 midnight for
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg foot Of Sycamore
Street, tor MancheFter:
i5:5. s.S>. FAX .7:ss. s:s5. s:S5. .Io:as. u:H
a. N. 1855. '.:25. 2:.5 1886. 'i:35. $40. SIS
'7:o. 3d. 49, 5000. u:i0 p. NJ.
iDa!ly except sunday and hclidnyA
Carries p.sZaEe and express.
"Limited. except Sundays and ho.idayA
All cars from Peters Jurg connect With
cars Tor Richmond.
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Norfolk and Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule IN Effect May "A. 1911
Leave Byrd Street station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: bS:lo a. NJ. 800 a. NJ. $500 r.
NJ. 'i:i0 T.. NJ. 90 p "
FOR LYNCHBUkG AND THE WEST;
'6:l5 ~ M. 1890 "a. NJ. a3:u0 p. NJ 's:25
Il. NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk. .tl:to A
~. BLISS y. NJ. 's;35 r. NJ. bl0:25 p. b.,
'lI:30 p. NJ. From the West: .6:55 A. M
e2:0O p NJ. b?:l5 T.. NJ. '6:G5 p. NJ $500 p. N.
Daily, aDaily ex. sunday. bSunday only.
PulimsD Parlor and Sleeping Cars Gaze
Dining Cars c. H. BOsLEY.
D. P. A.. Richmond. Va
" B. sEV1LL. C. p. >. Roanoke. Va
RICHMOND AND cHEsArEAKE BAY
RAILWAY C0MP.SY.
Schedule of electric trains 10 and from
Ashland. stopping al intermediate stations
Laurel stsj. .G:o5. '7:iO. s:iob, $40. ..lo:io
MILO a; NJ: LILO. 2:lo $40. t:iob. $50. s:2o
1:l0. S:loo. i0:i0 lla5 p. n. Lv. Ashland
5:5s. ID. s. eb. TO- "Il A. NJ. .R IL. s.l
2. 3. I. Oh. 8. z. g. Oh. IL p. II.
DAILY except Sunday. ''suuday only.
bChrr.ea baggage
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MARKET coxpITroEs "

Market FAIR active on chickens and pretty
vel cleaned Up on saturdays and ;o-day's
IeCe'p'S' Hens active at quotations. But
ter 1--we stock. hides WOOL and onions ac-
ave.
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New York July 2+.-Money on call
steady. 21-46 per cent; ruling
rate, 23-s; closing bid. SIS; offered
at ala Time loans dali; sixty days.
2 3-4@3: ninety days 27-S@3; six
months. 5-s63 81. Prime mercan-
tile paper, TO 41-2 per cent. Sterling
exchange steady, with actual business
!, in bankers bills at si.si25 for sixty
Day bills, and si.s65o for demand Bar
silver. 521-2. Mexican dollars. is.
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chalmers
49, MOpQG CARS
2 Gordon sq !...c! onp,ay
srcHMoSD.S IRc1s1A
Pertinent Caement
BY GUS MALBEk,

1t behooves US to weep and mos Of
moro. The wherefore being that .ss
failed to take cognizance of the hope eiss
tanned in Richmond for o real. floating peNssss
nant. and not taking cognlzsnce. won thsf
nrst game Of tho series down by the SAD sea
waves. Cowan evidently made hard try
for the score was to 4. which shows tina,
We almost won But tho Interpolation OF
nearly" makes world OF difference ooth
In tho percentage column and In the hope
fulness Of those who stayed at home. NOT
to mention the aspirations Of Manager COW
an. 1t Is eight straights now, all with the
| britain 1t is that A. Fan would enjoy mueh-
| r the tuxtaposition Of just single game
| vih with the magnificent array OF losses
| Ill ch can DO presented.
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II all UP ono
"a md to discover
OF THE tea m from
rs IN the lea que
I Poorest. Not once
Ere did the fellows
/ that psych oiog!cal
h eeded was the hit
he left on bases
, becauEe o! ~ 4
rere not many. -
il when they ~
most. Let's pu ~
ct Il go. Howe "
out soon Dsnvills 4
o, the basement,
N!spossesscd OF thu
hill then fan uro \
lbs quiet. a CONVEX /
it!ey. who. by ~ &
to-day. produc :
ieal was on for Is
.e information Ii
whether the b.
nh outnelder. Is Il u
litieal reasons. Il
! that should 81
Everything IS SCI 4
4 there might be Il
At the one salie' Z
,1,oIue. JOY brlnei n
y he a ball play +
I. In view @! 5
having OF l.
'FHlayer, TO RE 1
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: Quotations :or interest-paytng bonds arc
mt a price to which interest must he add
ed Income bonds and certificates o. .nde5t-
. ednek. are
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friend iropp
yesterday. Jat
a scout. That
;, ,ack was In &
-. vous prostratlo'
.ieTvousaess can
'..nt!ng the mono
,.o!rg!nia Learp
81 Il may. JAG
I'M is working r.
! a,.. and Is gun
81 hes looking e
ms o cry OF all u
Re so few prhu
shs boys who loo
d. up before the
daNothes. and II
std
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inc the oelodt OF tn'
,ive times on Geors'
tho same persistent
nd no has done his
,thus!asm and pep"
v II looks as II he
n,as. almost. with
) la holder OF a brief,
yam. IL must be ad-
M the luck in the
''f'er the visitors. II
tho result OF a
.,Sn ALTERED lot of
of1Hhe goddess Of
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKEr.
BY Richard w Msury.
Btock and Bond Broker loi5 z. Main Street

STATE SECURITIES Bid. Asked
-g1n!a ss, Old. c. and r, 1882. IS
Centuries. "a, c. and r.. 1891 Ssh. sal.
ITY sEcrRITlEs.
n. City &c. c. and r.. ls3s-isi3. -. ssh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-20
DIED.

BENDZ On Sunday. March 10. 1911. at am,
at his residence, near Beltsvillc. Md, WAL
DEMAR EMF. BENDZ.
Vile. Tuesday, March u, at 2:30 pm.
Friends invited TO attend.
CATION. On Sunday. March 10. 1911. at am,
at her grsndmother's residence. 1862 Kenyon
street northwest. MAUD b. wHEALESS,
wife OF Walter W Cation Of West End. Va. !;
only child Of Malone and Maud Barlow
Whealess Of Nashville. Tenn. and grand
daughter OF Mrs. Mary Barlow of New Or
leans; La, aged twenty-five years and eleven
Funeral services Tuesday. March 81. at 2 p.m.
at St; stephens Episcopal Church Friends
Nashville papers please copy
COLE. Departed this life on Sunday. March
wife Of George ". Cole ~
Funeral from her late residence. 49, street
Fsn, ns Ms5ss vi at
COSTELLO Suddenly. on SATURDAY. March Is.
wife Of Ino 1 4. Go.teIio HADn 0e'0'e0
Funeral Will take place from her late residence
s.a street n1rfheSst on uessaay Io.niins
churcb. where requiem mas win be said
Relatives and friends Invited to attend. 20s
Members of Gonzaga Council No. 1888, c. W.
B. l., are requested to sttend funeral OF our
late comrade, ELIZABETH COSTELLO Tues
Church. i By order Of president. A. II. oBEl.
DELANEY; On M.rss 70, 1911, at ~. O'Clock
and May Delaney. aged twenty months and
eleven days.
Just as he was blooming
Ipfo the dawn Of DAY,
Down came the guardian angel
Aud took our flower away.
FATHER AND MOTHER.
Funeral Tuesday, March q. ~ O'Clock pm.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re-
ported to the health Office in the past
forty-eight hours:
William H. Butterworth. rs years,
United States Soldiers Home.
JEFF Miller. 50 years. Home for Aged
angelina Ritter, % years. sos9 Dent
william T. Briggs, 80 years. 1922 G
street northwest.
Justin E. Simonds. years. 2431 RAN
dali avenue northeast.
John McGregor. So years, 212 Mary
and avenue northeast.
Charles Tucker, II years, Providence
Hospital.
Ira d. schoen, So years, 1910 H
street northwest.
Mary F. smith, 2 years. IL street
southwest.
Susan c. Rowe, 81 years, 1872 North
Capitol street.
Julia V. Howser. 40 years, 913 New
Jersey avenue northwest.
Charles II. Burgess. % years. 305 NJ
street northwest.
Julius H. vierbuchen. 81 years.
Providence Hospital.
Infant Of Emmett c. and Jessie r.
Crockett, 3 days, 1929 Corcoran street
Luther Jones, jr., hours. 210 John
Marshall place northwest.
William Payne. Sc years. 226H Pleas
ant court southwest.
Ernest Roager. l year, 1015 New Jer-
sey avenue southeast.
Hattie Jefferson, Is years. Washing
ton. Asylum Hospital.
Leroy Hood, years, Casualty Hos
pital
Mary Worthington, 62 years, 142 d
street southeast.
Annie Dove, 40 years, Columbia Hos
pital
John Addison, 60 years. sss B street
southwest.
Eliza Frankline. 6 years. els 18th
street southeast.
John Hunt, So years, AGA Washing
ton street northwest.
Rosie l.. Dawson, / month, 129 Sea-
ton place northeast
Alberta Eflitt. months, Pill Ches-
ter court northwest.
Infant of Vera and Arthur Nash. l
day, Sheridan avenue and Stanton
road.
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CANNON STOLEN AT BRUSSELS.
Police Here Asked to Be on the
Lookout for Straw Ordnance.

The police have been asked to look
out for two small bronze cannon,
stolen from the Army Museum Of An
cient .Armes. at Brussels. Belgium.
January 10.
The request was made in a letter re-
ceived by Maj. Sylvester. superintend-
emit of police. from G. Holvoet. attor-
ney for the King Of Belgium. The
communications states that the cannon
arc mounted on carriages and have
the coat Of arms Of King Leopold I,
consisting OF a feather surrounded by
a crown; also the arms Of Saxony and
a laurel Of the arms Of Belgium on
the breech Of the guns. $500
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Funeral of Mrs. Clara Crook.

Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Crook
who died Thursday night at her home,
1873 Park road northwest. were held yes
terday. afternoon at Mckendree NJ. r.
Church, on Massachusetts, avenue north
west, and the interment was made at
Glenwood cemetery. Mrs. Crook was a
member Of Naomi Chapter. No. 3, Order
of the Eastern Star. and the rifualistic
honors OF that order were given at the
grave
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Andrew Smith and Alma Thurston.
~Tazewell Kirby and Minnie e. Bran
nan. both Of Hanover county. Va
Calvin E. Hargrove OF Arlington. Va,
and Marguerite Thomas Of this city.
Peter T. Coleman Of Anacostia. D.. c.,
and Indiana Bennett Of Alexandria, Va.
D. Dayton Lore and Lucille v. Coberth.
Albert F. Watts OF New York city and
Estelle Cash Of st. Louis, Mo.
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from his late residence. 1907 LIST street north
west. Friends and relatives invited.
DoMBHART. On Sunday. March 10, 1911. at
her residence. l0iSia 9th street northeast.
MARY 4. DoMBHAET. beloved wife OF
Funeral from her late residence, loiss 9Th
street northeast. Wednesday morning, March
-. at 10 O'Clock. Intermeut at Forestville,
DORSEY. On Sunday. March 10. 1911. at I2:is
osBorRN DORSEY. husband OF the late
Rachael J: and father Of Cora Dorsey and
Funeral from ~. Augustine's Church. 18th
street between l. and NJ northwest. wednes-
day morning. March -. at 10 oclcs&.
GEoGHEGAN. on SUNDAY. March 10. 1911 at
northeast. SAMUEL T.. GEoGHEGAN. he
loved husband of Elvcsta Georghcgan (nee
rup se,ios srr AGED year. ,n Inter-
ment private. No bowers 1Bsitimore and
Philadelphia papers please copy.)
HERoI.D. suddenly. Monday. March 20. 1911.
at bis residence. 1918 9th street northwest.
A. Herold.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
kINSINGER. On Sunday. March 10. 1911. at
TO- an, 80 his Residence. l"H2 sd street
loved husband 81 Emma y kinsinycr ,ncc
Cock. born AT rcmbcrt"n y. J.. January -.
Funeral services at residence on Tuesday, Msrrh
MORGAN. On Thursday March "a iati at
Philadelphia. Pa. CHARLES MORGAN.
Funeral on Tuesday, March u. at pan. fron
his mothers Residence 1870 18th stree, north
' '"''' D"e"' At '"''"0'' cemetery
QUACKENBoSs ON saturday. March Is. 1911.
at the residence of her daughter. Mrs e.
Edw. Beckett. 1906 18th street northwest.
as P a aSX NaK E widow csS of
The funeral will take place from the above resi-
interment in IL London d Park eenetery. re Ball.
oO'
RoBEY. On Friday. March IL. 1911, at $50
am. EMMA: on Monday. March % 1911.
James W. and Mary +. R"b@y'
Both funerals will take place from the residence
Of their brother-in-iaw. Thomas H. Lear
$40 9th street southeast Tuesday March 81
at 800 nm Relatives and friends Invited .
SCHOEN. On Sunday March 10 1911 at SIS
beloved husband Of Dora F Scbocn in ~,
thirty seyen,h ,asr "' :"
Funeral from Wo,nt Rovsl station Rsl,imor.
Nd. on Tuesday March 81 AT 10 am Ia.
terment private.
am. nt his resiS.pcs No ON, is street ncs,s.
hand of Caroline G. Shinn- i'm his seventy
ninth year
Funeral Tuesday March 81 NJ Inter-
ment private Kindly omit flowers ~.
A special communication Of George G. wb,,ipy
Lodge No oo n A NJ will no hold M
tho funeral Of "~r late hrother vISFcoNF
SUINN An master Mssons are Invited 70 AZ
tend Pv nrder Of tho master ~ "
- n r DJ.WpEpTrI Sc,-,,.-x
7 a q "a snecial ueetiny NJ Mount Neho
Encamnment No n will no heia this 1Wondsv1
,,nnrnf 90 u. ,iap =. Su1S> ase,u ~, III
neot ,ono-ror 1ha or, in,an, n; az n:o,a.h
e. $500 ~. <.nn..i ' " '' -
~ "'e"' TUG runWaS ~ rov1rp S.-,,.
~
SINovpS S,aao,,r ., ,,o,ront. =, S,,,r
uuu,,!' 70, P", ui.y,,S' III ~,
S1i;;oI Ia.cn 10, "a "a NJ M
Siaons sSn vi ruma.u Hn i,, 100. ,a
1'' "e'c Nv" 'e"'' "'' ie"' "'' ~
.t prnHdcnc. III Mosn;tsI iirIIS II yiFR
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MORE STREET TREES
Large Number to Be Placed
the Present Spring.
WAR ON FOLIAGE PESTS
Sprayers to Be Brought Into Req
uisition at Early Day-Active
Work Begun.

running upward in the trees and the frost
preparing to leave the ground, little
army of workmen has been put to work
by the District engineering department.
so that by the time summer is we'll on its
way 200 new trees will have been added
to the forest of oaks and naples, syca-
mores and poplars which already line the
streets. In addition 10 this promised
activity in tree planting, several husky
men, armed with spraying machine and
barrel of kerosene mixed with whale
oil, will be started of within a day or
two to wage a war Of determination
against a pesky little bug known as the
"terrapin scale" This little fellow lives
on 10th street northwest to a great eX-
tent, where there are many fine tulip
poplars in the parking.
Distribution Is Planned.
The 1000 new trees Will be scattered
fairly well throughout the city. Many
of the holes for these trees have been
dug. 1t has been the aim OF the Commits
sioners to fill up every tree space possible
this spring. Many OF the new trees will
take the place of old ones recently re-
moved. One of the largest pieces of
planting will line both sides of North
Capitol street from the Plaza to NJ
street north with pin oaks. very popu-
lar city shade tree. Nearly I'D trees
will be placed along that street, from
poplars. One hundred Norway naples
will be planted in one of the newer Sec
tons out Connecticut avenue extended.
Sixteenth street northwest from Oak
have about 400 new Norway naples.
Awaiting New Sprayer.
The activities among the spraying
forces Of the Districts tree experts will
start just as soon as a new sprayer ar
rives. The terrapin scale. an enemy in
this city SO far to tulip poplars only,
gets it's name from the shape OF the in
dividual insect which causes the scale.
1t Is a tiny bug built like turtle. TO
kill him the sprayers must give him a
bath of kerosene and whale oil, or, lack
ing whale OIL old-fashioned kitchen soap
will be just as effective, according to the
prescription from the Department of Ag-
ricuture.
This bath closes up the pores of the
terrapin scale and suffocates him. He
does not eat it, The caterpillar, ii is
stated. eats the arsenate of lead which
is sprayed on the leaves and dies from
poison i'm that way. And the we'll known
iime-sulphur wash. which is SO deadly
to the San Jose scale, has no effect on the
terrapin scale. He seems to thrive on
this delicacy and grows fat on it.
Four-Winged Fly Destructive.
The worst enemy he has is a very small
four-winged fly of the genus Coccophagus,
family Chalcididae. If the District could
hire a few of these to feed on the terra
pin scale there would be small necessity
for giving the scale bath Of kerosene.
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Miss Mary McCauley will go to Philadel-
phia this week to visit her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
O'Donnell Lee.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop have
gone to South Carolina to visit Mr.. Win
throps brother, Mr.. Robert Dudley Win
throp.
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In Memoriam.

AUGHINBAUGH. Sacred To the memory Of cnr
darling daughter and beloved sister GER
TRUDE NJ. AUGIIINBAUGH. who swectly
20 1909.
May her soul rest in peace
By HER FATHER. MOTHER, SISTERS AND
BROTHER.
COLEMAN. In loving but sad remembrance Of
our devoted mother. MARY i. COLEMAN.
who departed this life one year ago today,
March 10. 1910.
A precious from has gone,
4 voice loved is stille1.
\ place is vacant In home
That Ice filled.
By HER LOVING CHILDREN. MARY. CORA.
MINNIE. BEATRICE AND LUCY COLE
MAN.
DELANEY. In memory OF ARTHUR DELANEY.
who died one year ago today. March b.
1910.
Papa Is sleeping. So free from all pain:
Oh, wake him not. sweet spirit. to suffer again.
He is slumbcrng sweeily. Oh. let him sleep on:
His trials all ended. his pain Is all gone.
Think how he suffered aud moared in pain:
In the long hours soothcd him i'm Nain'
Till God i'm His mercy sent down from above
An angel that whispered message OF love.
BY HIS DEVOTED son, WA. DELANEY.
STEINBERGER. In loving memory of orr desr
mother, TENIA STEINBEIsGER who de-
parted this life fifteen years ago today,
March ~. 1886.
BY HER LOVING CHILDREN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-20

Miss Marie Smith and Miss Lucille
Smith of this city will be among the
bridesmaids attending Miss Janet McIn
tosh Of Sharpsburg, Pa, at her marriage
to Mr.. Charles Ross Springer Easter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-20

The naval attache of the French en-
bassy and Viscountess d'Azy went to An
napolis today. where yesterday the
French cruisers Glorie and Admiral Aube,
under the command of Admiral Lajarte,
arrived. The Condo, the third vessel of
the squadron. remained at New Orleans,
awaiting orders. ), Tonight a reception
and ball will be given in the gymnasium
by the members Of the Officers mess
of the academy to the visiting officers.
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The worst enemy he has is a very small
four-winged fly of the genus Coccophagus.
family Chalcididae. If the District could
hire a few of these to feed on the terra
pin scale there would be small necessity
for giving the scale a bath of kerosene.
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Other sociabilities here were a luncheon
at the Letter home for Mrs. Colin Camp
bell, who Is going to Chicago very shortly,
and dinner at the Hit home, also for
Mrs. Campbell, whose husband, Col. Colin
Campbell, will join her in this country
shortly
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A Young Peoples Dinner at the
White House Tonight-Travel
Plans-Notes.

President and Mrs. Taft and Miss Taft
will have q dinner company Of young
people tonight, with the German am
bassador's daughter as the guest Of
honor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-20

Ambassador and Mrs. Robert Bacon.
with their son, Mr.. Robert L. Bacon; his
hancee. Miss Cecilia May, and Mrs.
Henry May, occupied box at the Met
ropolitan opera in New York Friday
night. after dinner given by Mrs. May
at the Gotham. Mrs. Bacon wore black
velvet with diamonds Mrs. May sap
phire blue velvet. and her daughter red
tulle over self-toned satin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-20

Capt, Frank Scott Long. L. S. A., and
Mrs. Gong announce the engagement Of
| their daughter, Miss Edith Marie Long,
to Lieut.. Gilmore Beach Gray. U. s. A.
welL NJ c. where Capt. Long is now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-20

Tho Countess Luise Alexandra Won
Bernstorn and her bridal party and in
Inmates were luncheon guests yesterday
with Miss Taft at Friendship, and in
the evening Mrs and the Misses South
erland had a party at dinner to meet Miss
Taft, who concluded her visit to them
this morning and returned to the White
House to greet her parents, who returned
from their weeks stay in the south
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Newberry will return in
April to theif Crosse Pointe place, De-
troit. before going on to Watch Hill for
the summer.