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TREASURY STATEMENT.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. March 7.-BUTTER- Creamery. fancy
per ID. 8az; do, choice. per III. 2a5: do. good.
per h.. DaZ; do. imitation. per ID. 1sa2l; do,
Print, per H.. Sace; do. blocks. Ib., SAP; do.
held, aa5; lade. h., Tals; Maryland
and Pennsylvania rolls, Ib. l4al6 Ohio rolls,
per lb.. Halls: West Virginia rolls, per Ib, Il;
stOre-parked. per lh. l3ali; Maryland, Virginia,
and Pennsylvania dairy prints. per h. l4als;
process butter. 1a21.
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania and nearby hrsts
per doz-, 49, do. Eastern. is; Western frSts per
do1 Is; do. Southern frsts doz-. l7slsls: do
West Virginia frsts. per doz-. IS: guinea Eggs per
dnz-, 7as; duck cggs. near by. %; do, Southern,
8aA
LIVE POULTRY-Chicsens. young. choice, per
ID. lsal9; do, rough and poor. per h., l4al5;
old hens, heavy, per III. l51z; do, Old small To
medium. per III l6 old roostsrs per lh 10 ducks; :;
Muscory and mongrel. per H.. l6al7; do, puddle
per pair. 30; guinea fowl, young. IL Lbs and over
each. 40a4S; do, young. small. each. 3; do. old
each. g geesc near by. per h., l4al5; do. Western
and Southern, l2al5; turkeys choice fat hens. per
H., 2; do, choice young gobblers, per h., gs2 :
do. old toms, lh. Is; do. rough, poor. and thin,
l2al3
DRESSED PoULTRY-TurSeys choice young
PER lb, Hz22; do, fair to good. per ID, Bad
do, rough and poor, l5al6; chickens straight young
and small, per lb., 49, do, mixed. young AID old.
l6AIT old ROSTERS, per h. lOall; ducks, choice fat
per h. I6a20; gnese choice near by per h.. Is; do
southern and Western, L; capons large, 2a22; do.
small to medium, lsa9o; do. small and slips, l6
The Washington herald., 1911-03-08
PRISON HEADS ACCUSED.
Gov. Dix Probes Charges by Harry
Thaw's Lawyer.

Albany n. Y, March 7.-Maladminis-
tration, abuse of power, and neglect of
duty are charged against Supt of Pris-
ons Collins and President Albert w. Fer
ris. of the lunacy commission. by CIar-
ence ]. Shearn, attorney for Harry X.
Thaw. in a complaint filed with Gov Dix
to-day.
Much impressed by Mr.. Shearn's de-
scription of the persecution OF Thaw for
protesting against a brutal assault upon
Andrew Anderson, Thaw's fellow-inmate
at the Matteawan State asylum. and the
punishment of Thaw's mother by compel
ing her to be herded with "a lot Of insane
criminals the governor at once directed
his legal adviser. William Church Os-
born, to inquire into the accusations.
1t is believed that the evidence fur
nished by Mr. Shearn will clinch the re-
moval of Collins and Ferris. both of them
having been advised by the governor to
resign. Both have defied his efforts to
rid the State OF their services.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-08
EASTERN RAILROADS
CANCEL INCREASES
Will Abide by Decision of
Commerce Commission.

New York, March The Eastern
trunk lines have decided to follow the
policy of Western railroads in accepting
the Interstate Commerce Commissions
denial OF the request to raise freight
rates. After a conference between rep
resentatives OF Eastern roads at the
Office Of the trunk line association to-
day Vice President DAILY, OF the New
York Central, said that the meeting had
been called merely to receive the report
of the committee of railroad presidents,
which went TO Washington on Monday,
and that 1t had been definitely decided to
withdraw increase tariffs on March Il.
the date required by the commission.
This formal announcement was made at
the close of to-day's conference:
THE railroads will comply with the
decision Of the Interstate. Commerce
Commission. and will cancel their pro-
posed tariffs on or before March Is"
The Washington herald., 1911-03-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. March 7.-BUTTER-Receipts II n
packages; market firm; prices adranced. CreamerS
specials, z; do, extras 3; do. firsts aa23; held
specials 2osa1 state dairy, tubs. finest a; process
specials. lsIsal9
CHBESE-Receipts. Sc boxes: market steady or
highest grades State whole milk Specials, 1874
l6: coored fancy September. 1ialpz: fancy white
l3iial4: summer and fall made. lzl4al3
EGGS-Receipts. ls5si cases. Tho market show!
little IL any change; the demand is excellent.
State. Pennsylvania. and nearby white fancy. IA
2S: do. browns 2la22: fresh-gathered selected sx
tras BAD: do, hrsts iTlsals; do seconds. l6alT.
MTLI.FEED-Firm fair trading Spring bran
$50 standard middline. a.O; Western red dog
8OoaAS; winter wheat bran. in loo-PoaInd sacks
To arrive. $50; city hran, in bulk $50
.OATS-Steady; good business No. 2 white, 35x
No. white. 34A; standards. Ssa5Sls elevator basis
white track, Sass.
LNaGO in sacks: soft straighis, IoOa4.2o, in har-
rrls; spring patents. Ls5aS.25. in barrels spring
clears Al0AA5
BUCKwHEAT PLoUR-sarce; lfeless Choice
nominally 80.
RYE FLoUR-Inactive and unsettled Choice
brands quoted at 4lsA4IA.
CORSMEALr-IuaciTe; easier. Kfln-dried, for
HAY-Receipts. 2yRo tonA Steady; trade mod
crate Quotations arc: Prime timothy Ll0; No 1.
losal.l0; No. 2 @Aloo; No. j T5AA
STRAW-Recripts, touA Steady; light trade4
Long ne quoted at 5oa55
BEEF-steady; moderate business. Packet. iLo1h
16oo; family i65nn.n
PoRK-Scars and sow. Mess. zDazao %; family,
E5laED
LARD-weARer. Prime Western, ase; city. aso;
refined Juntinent, a7D; South American 10 %: re-
fined Brazilian IN kcca Mo; olenste1rine ~. lard
stearine. 1uist; New I6k. "A
The Washington herald., 1911-03-08
ASYLUM DIRECTORS MEET.
Annual Reports Read and Officer
Reelected for Year.

The board OF managers of the Wash
lngton City Orphan Asylum elected off,
GERS at its annual meeting held yester-
day afternoon at the asylum, 1879 Four
teenth street northwest.
Rev. Herman Pinkham addressed the
inmates on THE WATCH and told them
TO watch their words, their actions, their
thoughts, their comrades, and their hab-
it's. He told the tots to watch their
thoughts especially. because 1t was by
having good clean thoughts that good
characters were formed.
Mrs. William V. Cox, registrar, read
her report. which showed the many i'm
provements made on the home in the last
year. Mrs. A B. Browne, recording sec
retary. read a report. showing the large
increase in the work of the asylum.
Officers were reelected by unanimous
vote. They are Mrs. w. NJ. Merrick, first
directress; Mrs. l. La Rue Johnson, sec
ond directress; Mrs. S. W. Woodward.
treasurer; Mrs. Adds b. Browne, record
ing secretary; Mrs. H. T. Sewers. CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. w. V. Cox, reg
istrar: Mrs. George N. Beale, Mrs. Will
lam ID. Colt, Mrs. A. L. Johnson, Miss
Julia c. Lindsey, Mrs. S. o. Richey, Mrs.
Wright Rives, Mrs. L. NJ. Saunders, Miss
Ella l.. Stinemetz. and Miss Julia ID.
strong; board of trustees, Mr., :. ]. Dar-
Ilngton, Mr.. William F. Edmonston, Mr..
blair Lee, Mr.. r. B. Mcguire, Chief JUS
tice Shepard, Court OF Appeals.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-08
FATHER WINS SUIT
WITH AID OF SON
Divorce Granted Broker on
Testimony of Lad.

New York. March John Alley
Parker, the Wall street banker, to-day
won a decree of absolute divorce from
Mrs. Jane Humes Parker. He named
Ernest A. Odnega, an Austrian viOlinist,
and called upon his fourteen-year-old
son, John Floyd Parker, to testify against
his mother
Odnega denied that he had ever been
infinite with Mrs. Parker. Young
Parker. on the witness stand. declared
that he had witnessed the misconduct,
and that his mother had afterward
signed a written confession of guilt be-
fore United States Consul Keene, in
Geneva, in July. 1909.
Justice Bischoff directed a verdict for
Parker.
Mrs. Parker entered no defense and
was not present at the trial, although
she was reTresenteG by counsel.
1t was while Mrs. Parker was abroad
studying music that she met Odnega
After that she spent but little of her
tine in this country, although Parker
dwelt in New York. She is descended
from a well-knOwn Virginia family, her
grandfather having been governor Of
that State The Parkers' matrimonial
troubles have figured in the papers since
The Washington herald., 1911-03-08
ANARCHIST ENDS LIFE.
Suspected of Plot to Kill King Al
fOnsO, He Is Arrested.

Madrid. March 7-Shortly before the
royal train bearing King Alfonso and
his encourage passed through AIcazar
San Juan, on the way from Madrid to
Seville. the police arrested man named
Bagaria, who posed as a dynamite sales
man, but who was suspected of being an
anarchist.
After the man had been questioned and
locked up in a cell he committed suicide
Little is known Of his antecedents, but
the authorities have been notified that
n dangerous anarchist had arrived in the
country. Bagaria had gone to the sta
ton at Alcazar with a deputation of
city officials. who were to greet the King.
and his actions created suspicion and
his arrest followed.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-08
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade, Hibbs
Building.
Chicago, March 7.-wbeat opened fractionally
higher in sympathy with the strength in cables
and ruled steady at the advance during the carly
part of tke session. Country offerings showed
some increase the advance from the low point
Of last week. Reports from all scaboard points and
Canadian exporters told Of lack Of demand from
Europe.
The. corn market opened firm and fractioually
higher in broken weather throughout the belt The
strength Of short duration. however. and prices
settled back below those Of last night Export
limits are below working basis, illustrated by
the fact that contract com at Baltimore was worth
only y cent over Chicago May and no demand.
Prices for oats were higher early, with other
grains weakened readily under fair selling pressure
with no improvement n the tone Of the market
The cash demand continues poor.
After a firm opening because hog receipts here
smaller than expected provisions eased of
under modeate oferines for the long. The closing
steady though showing small declines There
further slight Improvement in the cash trade
for both meats and lard.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-08
NEW YORK MONEY.

New II. Marh : Money on call at the stock
lowest : closing at - Ier Crut. Most Of the dav ;
loans wCrU made at -. pFr cpnt
Time monc' NaS slightly caS.or in tone and ratrs
VGrs t1ctI1nallv lover for s1me ueriofs For the
lHlcr aerl"ds the rates reduced L rrr cent on
III" bid quotation. The delns nd was sluggish while
supply was ample Rates, 2T.a3 pcr cent fcr sixty
and ninety dars. sass Tsr cent for four months
and 5Sa5'7 I"r "rnt for five and SIX months.
Twelve months rates remained unchanged 4a4l4 per
cent
Mercantile paTsT did not respond to the easier
tone IN time money. and quotations remained rln-
changed. RATES ia4Is per cent for sixty To ninety
days lndorsemrn: tait per cent for choice four to
SIX months single names; ~ and upward for the
less well known names
The Washington herald., 1911-03-08
SOCIALISTS GAIN POINT.
Exciting Scene in Chamber at Brus-
sells Over Census Policy.

Brussels. March 7.-There was an ex-
citing scene in the Chambers of Depu-
ties to-day when a Socialist attack was
made upon the governments policy. 1t
ended when a motion on the part of a
Socialist of the name of Vad Dervelde
concerning the census was adopted by a
vote OF IS to 12 \ number of followers
of the ministry were involved in the de-
bate, which was extremely acrimonious.
and during the course of which Social
ist deputy named Hubin spat in the face
of a fellow-member named Wouverman.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-08
STATES IN CONTROVERSY.
Maryland and Virginia Claim Poto.
mac Murder Case.

Richmond. Va, March 7.-Maryland
and Virginia are in a controversy as to
jurisdiction in the matter OF the murder
trials of Henry Brady, Eva Toney, and
George Wallace. now under Indictment
in Westmoreland County. Va. for mutt
ny and the murder of Capt. Allen Dorsey
and Mate Churchland, of the oyster
dredge, Irene Ruth"
The murder occurred on the Potomac,
off Church Point. The men escaped TO
Maryland. Tho attorney general of
Maryland makes a point that the men
were in the Jurisdiction of that State
when the crime was committed, while the
attorney for the Commonwealth for the
county of Westmoreland, Va, declares
the Jurisdiction is in this State.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-08
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, March Live hog slow. Estimated re-
oeipts 5000. Bulk OF prices. 7.0Oa7s; light 700a
T.S5; mixed and butcbers 696a7.3O; heavy 67sa7 .
yorkers, 7.5a7-55; pigs, 6TOa7l5.
Cattle steady to strong. Estimated receipts 400.
BeeTes 5.25a700; COWS and heifers. 27a6OO; Texas
steers. 4.40a5SO; stockers and feeders, I.Ooa5 %
Western, 47Da5.
Sheep strong to shade higher. Estimated rr-
ceipts. 140oO. Native. 3loaLS5; Western, 325ai 20
yearlings 47aj.75; lambs, 5.OOa65; Western lambs,
525a6 10.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-08
cnpahInnca SIN Leads.

San Sebastian, March AT the con-
clusion of play in the international chess
tourney on the occasion OF the tenth
round to-day the position OF the leading
PLAYERS remained practically unaltered.
inasmuch as Capablanca drew with Ma
ROCKY. Marshall divided honors with
Tarrasch, and Schlechter drew his game
with spieimann. Capablanca, therefore.
remained at the top OF the list
The Washington herald., 1911-03-08

New York, March Miss Clara Davis,
sister of Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer, died at
the Pulitzer home, in East Seventy-third
street early to-day. Miss Davis, who was
sixty-five years old, had lived in Wash
ington for many years. She had been Wis
iting here for some months when she be-
came ill. The body will be taken to
Washington for interment on Friday.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-08
ASKS $2S, 900 FOR INJURIES.
Irving L. Robey, who Was Caught
Between Cars, Sues Company.

While in the act of extinguishing and
removing a headlight on a car of the
Capital Traction Company on which
Irving L. Robey was employed as a mo-
torman, a train of cars ahead ran back
ward December Il last, near the Seventh
street car sheds, and crushed him be-
tween the two trains, seriously and per-
manently injuring him.
This allegation was made the basis of
a suit for S2s,OO0 damages filed yesterday
by Tracy l.. Jefords. who appears as
attorney for Robey.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-08
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. 3. Hibbs e. o.. mem
hers Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs Build
ing
New York, March The market was quiet and
steady during the late afternoon. There was some
further buying by local traders for further raIlv
and this, with the supPort rendered 70 the day',
recovery by Wall street bull interests the market.I
undertone was kept finn up to the close Prior
closing and Is to points recovery from the hrcaI
Of early in the day.
This seemed more in the way of a natural mora
days There was nothing particularly new In ~
days general run Of news from the South on IL,
!, spot markets or movement Of the crop
The Washington herald., 1911-03-08
POEM BY BURNS FOUND.
Original Manuscript of Unpublis IA e d
Lines Sold for sos.

New York. March THE original
manuscript of poem of twenty-eight
lines by Robert Burns which was never
published was sold for s95 to George Z.
Smith at the Anderson auction rooms
to-day at the opening session of the
sale of part of the library of A. Fon-
toura Xavier. minister from Brazil to
Central America and Cuba. The poem
begins:
When princes and prclates and hotheadcd zealots
All nations had set in u low. low. low;
The poor lies down nor envies he the crown
But he comforts himself vie a NOV. NOV, now.
CHORUS.
And why should IA poor (''folks'' eTaSed) bodys
Nov. NOV, nov.
And why should poor bo1ys NOV. NOW. NOV.
The rich folk na ha' siller ha' houses and land:
Then why should pccr bodys NOV, nov, NOW.
The manuscript is from the collection
of the late Thomas Gray, esq, of Down
hill. Glasgow. 1t was probably intended
to be placed in the collection of face
tioUs poets called The Merry Muses."
The Washington herald., 1911-03-08
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Regular call Il O'Clock noon:
Washington Gas S. $50 at loels, 4S2 at l09i5.
Capital Traction, 5 at rs
Washington Railway & Electric CON-, at 35
Washington Railway & Electric pfd., Z az Sk,
at s7h, Is at s715-
Washington Gas. Is at BOZ, at sUA, at soh.
Mergenthaer. at m at A9A.
Lanston, I at S. 10 at 4Z.
United States Trust 100 at Is1z.
After call:
Mergenthaler. at 20, 2 at 20. / at ZDE.
Arlington Insurance, 10 at "a
Following are the bid and asked prices posted
at yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock
Exchange:
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WOMEN THRoNG COURT ROOM.
Trial of Mrs. MeIber for Murder of
Son ArouSes Interest

IrIaI OF mrS. meIDer 1Or huruer OF
Son ArOuses Interest.
Albany, n. Y, March AT the close OF
the second day of the trial of Mrs. Edith
Melber, accused of having caused the
death OF her five-year-old son George
by giving him carbolic acid when he
asked for a drink of water and then
aba ndoning his body in a swamp near
this city, seven jurors had been secured
after the examination OF nearly 100 tales
men. \ second panel of 100 talesmen has
been called to report in court tomorrow
morning.
The city hall was fairly mobbed this
morning by hundreds of men and wom-
en- desirous of getting "A glimpse of the
girlish Mrs. Melber. Sheriff Platt had
an extra force of deputies stationed at
all avenues leading to the court room. and
as soon as the room was comfortably
filled gave orders that no more persons
should he admitted. Never before in the
history OF the local courts have so many
women crowded to a trial
The Washington herald., 1911-03-08
COAL LAND INVESTMENT.

CAPITALISTS ind more inviting and GER
tain investment than kENTU CkY COAL LANDS; I;
have boundary Of 500 acres IN ELkHORN
DISTRICT for sale at price that Will justify IN
vestorS TO wait few years for Development; should
triple itself in short time. Expert examination
cOirted finest quality N COHING COAL TITLES
have been proven. GEORGE Y. WORTHINGTON.
1910 G. nW.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-08
Earthannke shook Fold.

Rolla, Mo-. March 7.-About II 30 o'clock
this morning this section of the Ozark
Mountain region had an earthquake
shock OF short duration. At ST. James.
ten miles east of Rolla, Il was felt more
strongly than here. No damage was
done.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-08
WALL STREET NEWS
New Low Record for Volume
of Transactions.
MARKET IS EVENLY BALANCED
All Selling Due to Speculative Dis
appointment Over Freight Rate
to Have Been Accomplished. d..
Money Market Encouraging.

New York, March About the only
important observation that could be
made of the stock market to-day was
that transactions in it were less than in
any other full days business in the
present year.
This record may or may not wholly
prove the fact that the market is now
in a state of equilibrium after its re-
cent break, but it strongly suggests this
fact and taken with various other indi-
cations, points to the likelihood that
whatever selling of stocks due to known
causes that have recently developed
such as speculative disappointment over
the decision of the Interstate Commerce
Commission in the railway rate cases
and apprehension concerning the results
Of the coming extra session of Congress,
has already accomplished
Anxiety Is Diminished.
Anxiety in this last named was mani
testify diminished to-day and it is seen
by commemorative people that the prob
abilities are very small that the poll
ucians who favor, or say they favor.
programme of a general overhauling Of
the tariff at the extra session will en-
deaVor TO put this programme into ef-
feet.
meantime, security prices continue to
display the sustaining force of the cur
rent abundance of money here and
abroad, the slow but steady Improvement
In business, and the stronger condition
into which all financial and business
affairs are plainly setting themselves by
reason of the subsistence of merely snecu-
l911En ir, h.
AS regards the money market much
encouragement is unquestionably to be
derived from the large balances of funds
mat our bankers are now keeping in
foreign cities, and especially in London.
Inc estimate runs in trustworthy quar-
ters that these foreign credits now
amount on net balance in the neigh
horhood of 15OC0O,0OO
Exports Increase in Value.
1t is, OF course. to he conceded that
one source of these credits has been
the purchases made by European bankers
and investors since the beginning of the
present year of new issues of our securi-
ties. In the latter part Of last yesr the
merchandise trade balance that had been
running so strongly against us. turned
almost sensauOnally in our favor; and
UP to the present time this year the
record has continued to be of great in
crease in the value Of exports from the
country along with diminished imports.
Thus to-day. for instance, exports from
New York for the week ended March
were $1S,0000O0, as against S12. OoO 900
IN 1910 There can be little doubt that
cur country has in the last twelve
months hquidated by sales of merchan-
disc a considerable portion. if not the
entire quantity. of its previous current
Indebtedness to foreign lands.
Whatever tendency there was to-day
iT the stock market was upward, and
although, at the very close prices were
II somewhat from the highest of the
Cay gains were generally shown.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-08
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished 0y W. B. Hibbs q o.
members OF the New York Stock Exchanes. Hiohs
Building
Call money: Open ~; high, 2s; low, "a close, 24s.
SALES OF SHARES BY HOURS
The Washington herald., 1911-03-08

!. Eighteen-inch searchlights. mounted on
towers, with flaming arc lamps suspend
ed nearer the ground, are facilitating the
digging Of the Panama Canal At night
The Washington herald., 1911-03-08
Hibbs Building.
MONEY LOANED on pIsTRICT oF
INSURANCE STATEMENTS.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
or THE
Fidelity Accident Company

OF Saginaw Mich. the 3lst day Of December,
1910 as required under District Of Columbia
Code amended June 20. l92
Capital stock paid up. cash............... 10000 90
ASSETS.
tASl IN sV.-Fo n
Stocks and bonds market valuel l355l Is
Interest due and accrued 2ll9
LIABILITIES.
Net UnTald claims S4hB W
Salaries. rents. expenses taxes &c.....--... 500 %
CapitaI stock ............. 100 900 %
AL other liabilities 6S44 W
An1nlnt and character Of business trans-
acted during the year 1916: Premiums. 81 065 =
Losses sustained during the year 9lO.--... $50 81
Money received during the year l9O....-.. 1875 81
Expended during the year 1910 lDOas =
VI. y. BRADY. Vice President
w II. ROWLAND. Secretary.
Suha-ibed and sworn tn bcfpre this 18th day
Of February 1911. A. NJ. SEU ENDORF.
tSeaLD Notary Public
CNIy commission expires June q. l9I3l
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Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-08
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS,

Quotations furnished by ". &. Hibbs & Co., men,
hers OF the New YOrK Stock Exchange, Hibb, Build
The Washington herald., 1911-03-08

New York. MaFh 7.-wHEAT-wakr; inquiry
slow. No, j northern spring. TO arrive. I. o. b.,
Llo No. ! macaroui. I. 0. b. gis; No. Manitoba,
(. o. b.. LolH Reported for export, loads Mani
CoRN-steady: Light trade. Steamer. s.. export
basis; new No. I. o. b., 5gS: new No. 2 elevator,
domestic, s. Exporters took loads. part for April
and Nay.
WHEAT Open. High. Low. Gloss.
May....-..--..-..--.----... 90 ~ 3s 96h
CORN
Aay.-..--................... 80. -. 90
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-29
DEAFNESS CURED.
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