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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-17
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r. 's' Election District IL bounded by
an errn Z 18TH St. I'd av Il. 7ad Ct.
rH. % Election District Is bounded by
+. h.1 = 10Th It, 20 ave. f.. 18TH St,
T.. ~ Election District is bounded by
an. w,tHn z. 18th Ct. LIST ave. E. 74th st.
tn en- Election District Is bounded by
and witain 18th st.. Avenue A, E. 7ith
o. end D.; ave
Tho tth Election District Is bounded by
AMI vrhin r. 7Ath st. Avenue 4, f. 18th
-" East River. e 1874 st. and LIST ave
-s.h =, Ess. River, Z 18th st., Avenue
IN :, ana LIST ave D., -, -,
an Within L. 77th St, LIST ave. f. 18th st.
The s'h Election Dis,ric, Is bounded by
the corner ~ f. 10Th ct and "a ave. TO the
corner T. Isth y. and Sd ave. 81 ave. K,
1871 81. ana Lexington ave.
The 9TH Election District Is bounded by
AMI Within T. 18th st. LIST ave, E 18th st.
Tn. l0,n Election District is bounded by
the corner ~ T. 18Th 1t. and Avenue 10
',,h s; and East River. &c. 18TH st. John
jay Park St, + nth st. and LIST ave.
The I'm Election District is bounded by
An, %.thin =. 7sSh 81 diagonal line from,
Avenue and L. 18TH ct. L. 18th St and
The ia,h Election District Is bounded by
y Avenue A and Il. 18th 81. to the corner
% '',h st aud list ave. LIST ave. and Il
18Th a.
The 18th Election District 4. bounded
BY and Within L. S0th st, diagonal line
from the corner OF 4. Soth ct; and 20 ave
10Th st and 81 ave.
The lith Election District il bounded
y ana within y s0th St. Avenue a. L
ia'h =, and diagonal line from the cor.
HeL '' 81 ave. and L. S0th st.
tn" 18Th Election District IL bounded
oE ana WAN diagonal line from the
=" lot ave. and Il. sOth st
tn" lttn Election District Is bounded
BY and Within b. Slst st. Avenue A, Z
SON a. ana LIST ave.
Tn I'm Election District il bounded
e' ana Within Z sgd st. East River. Z
me iih Election District is bounded
'.i within r. SAD st., Avenue a. e
I'D" l''h Election District is bounded
~ AMI '.l "a ~ Z. ssd st. LIST ave- K, Sis
r5" q. 5,n Election District Is bounded
and within f. s2d 81, "a ave,
diagonal line from f. slst 81. and I'd ave
20 me- n'-oer OF l., s0th NJ. and Sd ave.
Tho -l.' Election District Is bounded
b. aud with!n q diagonal line from tn,
e"rn'r OF r. SD 81. and Lexington ave
'." fu-r ~ T. Slst RI. md 81 ave.
a. aye. p, 72'h A. and Lexington ave.
4 and p.'hln T. NOth 81. 81 ave,
~ ''' Inc from 81 ave and r. Sis
= '' 're corner ~ r.. s2d ST. and Lex
and Lexington ave.
hin T.. sSd st.. % ave. s2'
o. aN| ~ ave.
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The 1T Election District Is bounded by
and within l.. lONth st, 30 ave, l.. l0Gth
The "a E'cttion District Is bounded BY
st. Is. ave. E. iosth St, "a ave, E i05th
The al Election Di,tric, /. bounded by
and within L. 10th e. Harlem River. I
The 4th Election District Is bounded by
sna ed T' a2e d iSs 81 and asS avn
The 5ih Election District Is bounded By
hnd ro %,' IT. and n ' PSrR ave Lexington
The ,eth Election District Is bounded by
ana %2i9 ave, it'h ion 'vo' All Ta{
The 7,h Election District +. bounded by
= u$,h St to 30 aye, diagonal iiR gss
ingtcn ave, y .il2th st. ana park ave
The N Election Distris, IL bounded by
4, to lexington aye. diagonal line from
the corner Of Lexington ave. and f. ll2th
st to the corner OF l.. il3th st and 81
Tho I'm Election, District Is boun led by
ana Within f. llsth, st; "a ave e iloth
The ION Election District IS bounded by
1 snd w,'hin li ~ stF ia ave r.
The nth Election District Is bounded by
and within diagonal line from the corner
Of "a ave and = nan St to the corner OF
lst ave. and Il 18th st.. e ll5th St.
Pleasant ave, f. li6th 81, Harlem River.
Randalls and Wards Islands. E. llith st.
LIST ave. and II. llAth st.
The l2th Election District Is bounded by
and within F. llbth st, a diagonal line from
the corner Of lst ave. and Il. ll5th a.. to tho
corner OF 20 ave, and +. il4th st., +. nan
st. and 81 ave.
The 18th Election District II bounded by
and within f.. llbth ct. Sd ave, r. nan
ST., Lexington ave z. il4th ST. and PARK
ave
The 18th Election District II bounded by
and within +. il6th st., 3D. ave. T.. 18th st
ana Park ave,
The 10Th Election District is bounded BY
and within T.. li7th st.. "a ave. Il. ll5th
st. I'd ave, u listh st and Lexington ave
The 10th Election District is bounded by
and within r. llsth st., 30 ave. T.. Il7th
at, Lexington ave, f. li6th st. aud Park
ave
The nth Election District Ia bounded h,
and within Il. li9th st.. 81 ave, e, Ilsth 81
and Park ave.
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The LIST Election District Is bounded by
and within w. 4oth ST., 7th ave, W. ssth
The 20 Election District is bounded by
and within W. asa st., Ith ave. W. 10th
The 81 Election District ia bounded by
am within W. i6th 81, 7th ave- ". i3d st.
and sth ave.
The ith Election District IL bounded by
ana within W i9th st, 5ih ave. W. i6th
The 9th Election District IL bounded bv
ana within w 5Si It,, 7th ave. W. 4sth
The 6th Election District Is bounded by
anu within w. 18th ct. TN ave. W 53i
The 7th Election District Is bounded by
on1l line from the corner OF W Ssd !,
sna 81 sth ave ave to n, -orner Of W. S'th st
The s'h Election District 4. bounded by
and Within = diagonal line from the cor
corner Of W 5sd st. and nd 9th IN ave- ave 9Th ave yee
W 'Oih St and 7th ave.
The 9TH Election District Il bounded by
ana within W. both St. ave. ". 9TH st
The ION Election District !. bounded
diagonal line from the corner OF W 4,th
It. and e,h ave. to the corner OF ". Asa
The 18th Election District Is bounded
by ard within = dinson@ line from the
corner Of .ith st. A" ana stS ava ave TO ss9 lS
aye diagonal line from the corner ~
l =.
The i2th Election District is bounded
| sG,h St. 9TH ave " S5th st. ana In ave
Tho is,h Election District is bounded
6E ana WITHIN w. Sath st. 9Th ave, W
the Ana tt5H s,j Eisylon District !: so.ndGa
27th ~. Madison ave. 4. 3Oth St. 9TH ave
W, ssth 81 ana eth ave-,
~ and within p. s7th Il. Lexington ave
=. Sist St. attn ave. Il. 3oth st and Mad.
Tho 18Th Election District Is bounded
| by and within attn st. Sd ave, +. San
st and Lexington ave.
The l7th Eiection District is bounded
| ny and within y 4oth st. 81 ave- L. 37th
| st and Lexington ave.
The isth Election Dlstric, Is bounded
cs.9rges.., o. Madison ave and g is,h 81
The 18th Election District is bounde'
/ corner OF W. 45th st and eth ave. 20 IN,
corner Of w A6th St and 5th ave, 5ir
/ ave. dis zonal line from the corner ri
" ssth y. AMI on ave 20 The corner o.
,oth ,c. # ant en- avs and SthsDs
diagonal line from the corner Of ". istt
-. and i,h ave. to the corner OF W. i5tf
| st and Cth ave- and 9Th ave.
The 2isi E,eotiSon pis'riS, f bounded b b,
ave-. 4. isth st. a diagonal line frSfn III,
. corner Of L. tith ~. and Madison ave. I,
! The corner q Z. 44th ~. and 5th ave" ant
/ 9TH ave
/ Tho .2d Election District IL bounded bN
| AMI Within diagonal line from ths cor
uer Of W. san 81 and on. ave TO ,he cor
uer - ". 5Sth - and sth ave. 5th ave
| T. sam ~, Madison ave, L. b0th IT, "
/ iOih 81. and tth ave.
n; a, ;s1 Eco sn pisrf' s, So.3i'f p, 3
ave, + 5ith 81. 5th ave, a diagonal lin'
from the corner OF ". both 1t ana on
ave. to The corner OF W. 9th 81 ana C,i
T ave. and 9Th ave.
The gath Election District IL bounded hl
. and within T.. 5jth st. Lexington ave, Il
/ b4d 81 ana Park ave
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rren,ythird Ass,ms,v District

Tho list Election District is bounded by
ana within W. l37th st., LenoS ave, W.
lS6'h 81 and 9Th ave.
The "a Election District is bounded by
ana within diagonal line from the cor
ner OF v 18Th " and 7th ave, to the
Lonox ave- ". ls7th st, ana tn ave,
THE "a ELECTION District Is bounded by
ana within = aiagonel line from the cor
"orner Of ". lllst ~. and Lenox ave
ienor ave, a diagonal line from the cor
ne corner Of W iss,h St ana 7th ave
The Hh Election. Diftrlct IL bounded by
ana within W ltlst st, diagonal line
rom the corner Of W. lilst At and Lenos
ave- 10 the corner of W. liOth st. and
The bth Election District is bounded by
| and within W. lied ST, Lenox ave, W
/ l4lst st. and 1th ave
The 6th r cotton District Is bounded by
and Within diagonal line from the cor
ner OF Edseeombss ave and W l,-t St
/ W, it2d st 7th ave, and W ltist st.
/ The 9TH Election District is bounded By
and within W lisd st., diagonal lIne
ave 10 the corner OF w. it2d st and sth
ave. thence a diagonal line from the cor
Evening star., 1914-08-21

trops in command Of Gen. Villa in
northern Mexico at no less than 10000
men. This IL q much larger number
than had been supposed and is the re-
suit Of several weeks Of recruiting dur
ing the lull which followed Huertas
a,bdication.
Administration officials are uncertain
about Villas Intentions. They have
various assurances that he does not In
tend to begin q counter revolution. but
his preparations, 1t Is admitted, have a
sinister aspect.
Paul Fuller. who as a personal repre-
sentative Of President Wilson went to
chihuahua and interviewed Gen. Villa.
has made no telegraphic report Of his
conference, but is expected back In
Washington in q few days. There are
intimations. however. that except for a
statement from Villa as to the reasons
for his dissatisfaction with what he
termed Carranza's ingratitude toward
him. Fuller has no more definite assur-
ances, 1t is said. than previously had
been given by Villa.
The Washington government, it ID
understood. will not relax its efforts to
prevent counter revolution in northern
Mexico.
Evening star., 1914-08-21
COL. HENRY P. MCCAIN NAMED,
To Succeed Brig. Gen. Andrews as
Adiutant General Of Army.

Col. Henry P. Mccain Of Mississippi
has been selected by the President to be
adJutant general Of the army to succeed
Brig. Cen George Andrews. who retiree
August 26 on account of age. Col. Nc
Cain ha sheen adjutant general of the
Philippine Department for the past two
years, and arrived in Washington this
morning from Manila, with Mrs. Nc
Cain. having been summoned by Sec.
retary Garrison to fill the post.
Col. Mccain entered the Military
Academy as q cadet in 1881. and was
transferred from the infantry to the
adjutant generals department in 1901
as Q result Of a competitive examina.
tion. He served as assistant adjutant
general in Washington for several
years.
Evening star., 1914-08-21
Municipal Fish Market Prices.

Today's quotations on the municipal
fish market cs given out by the de-
pertinent Of weights, measures and
markets of the District were as fol
lows: Bluefsh, per pound. &c to 10c
butterfsh, per pound. &c to 7c; cat
fish. per pound. Sc: clans. per dozen
12c; crab meat. per quart. 200 to S5c
hard crabs. per dozen. 20c to 25c
croakers. per pound. 4c to &c; found
ers. per pound. &c to Sc; mackerel
per pound, 15c; rockfsh. per pound
loo to 1Sc: trout. per pound. &c to 7c.
The department states that there is
an abundance of fish in the market
Evening star., 1914-08-21
Secretary Bryan Foresees
Era of Progress in Mexico;
Says Watchful Waiting Wins

The situation in Mexico is very IA
vorable. and you can quote me as
saying that -watchful waiting wins "
said Secretary Bryan today, his face
wreathed in smiles. The peaceful
transfer of authority has taken place
and we are hoping for an era of peace.
progress and prosperity"
Mr.. Bryan said the questions of rec
ognition of the Carranza government
and the withdrawal of the American
forces at Vera Cruz have not been con-
sidered.
Americans who have not registered
their titles to land in the state of
Tamaulipas. Mexico. will be granted
sixty days of grace to comply with
the law. This notice was received by
the State Department today from the
Governor Of Tamaulipas. through the
American vice consul in charge at
Tampico. The extension is dated
August II. 1914.
villa Has 10000 Men.
Evening star., 1914-08-21

Contract has Just been awarded by the
Southern railway to W. W. Boxley &
Ca. Roanoke, Va. for the construction
Of seven miles Of second track on the
Washington division. between Charlottes-
VILE and Arrowhead. wa.
Evening star., 1914-08-21
Carbajal Sails for Galveston.

VERA CRUZ. August 21.-Francisco
Carbajal. the ex-provisional president of
Mexico. left here yesterday for Calves
ton aboard the steamer Mexico. Senior
Carbajal expects to remain in the United
States for a considerable time. He says
he intends to study the English language
and will seek admission to the American
oar
Evening star., 1914-08-21
An Entirely New Display of
Trimmed Hats
For EarIy Fall Wear

New arrivals Of smart millinery Tor between
will be shown for the first time tomorrow. Welcome for
who make change from the styles of
those of early auu-the authentic modes being
will note from these
New Black and Colored Velvet Hats all the
styles-large Sailors small urban and the military
ects. Unusually chic and becoming for between
Regular $500 and $1,000 values %E M
at
Stylish Hats of maine and velvet black velvet crowns
with maline brms; very firm and durable; the sailor
shapes just the styles for late and early fall 90
needs. Regular $3.50 value t.............~ 80
Attractive Black White Velvet and Satin Hats prettiy
trimmed with white velvet poppies; very becoming O2
styles. Regular $3.50 value t..............V ~ 20
Untrimmed Satin and Velvet Hats and black and
white san in large assortment of shapes Regu- OQ
lar $500 and $3.50 values t.................S SCC
Millinery Department Second Floor.
Evening star., 1914-08-21
81 IxeI@SA4E [!!e 5[Z8!&@ E!1 q
6 Tea Towels. l9c

6 Tea Towels, loc
Hemmed Dice Crash
Tea Towels. size 1899
inch IS. Regularly So
each.
Soc Tableclohls,
25c
Tf1nged Turkey Rsd
Tableclotha, s-Quartsr
siSa.
5 yds. Birdye. 29c
Tive-yard pieces Of
19-inch Al tisep tic
Bird-eye.
lOc Cotton. 6Ac
3s-inch Blsa Q h . d
Cotton. fine close
woven quality.
25c Pillowcases.
l5c
45x36 Blea h e d
s q ! . m Pillowcases,
large size. Genuine
Salem Pillowcase Cot
ton.
$3.50 Spreads. 9Sc
Crochet Bed Spreads.
double-bed size; in
Marseilles designs.
SOC Sheets. 3oc
Bleached W elded
S h e Q ts. double-bed
size; hand torn and
ironed.
lOc Ginghams. 6Nc
27-inch Dress Cling
hams. in stripes.
checks and broken
plaids.
25c Madras, oNc
s2-inch I m ed
Shirting Madras. white
grounds. with colored
stripes.
$1.25 Longcloth. 7oc
36-inch Genuine Eng
lish Longcloth. soft
finished quality. Full
IL yards in each piece.
1oc India Linon, lie
40-inch White India
Linon. fine sheer
quality.
$l.25 Ratine, 5oc
45-inch I m ported
White Ratine. superior
quality.
39c Crepe. l5c
42-inch French Box
Loom Crepe, extra fine
sheer quality.
15c Cannon Cloth.
oNc
a6-inch white Cam
non Cloth, linen fin-
ish grade.
SOC Ramie Linen,
2oc
45-inch Colored
Ramie Linen. in tan,
brown. lavender. gray.
black and rose.
10c Neckwear.
3 for 1Oc
Boys Silk Shield
Neckwear, assorted
styles.
SOC Pants. 35c
Boys Fancy Cassi-
mere School Pants. all
seams taped: full cut
sizes 6 to 16 years.
Boys Bathing Suits,
33c
Boys avy Blue
Two-piece Cotton
Bathing Suits. sizes 6
to - years.
$500 Mattresses.
$I.68
Soft top Mattresses.
covered with heavy
striped ticking: sizes 8
feet to 4 feet 6 inches.
lOc Mating Rugs.
Sc
1Sx46 Mating Rugs,
in flnoral and medallion
designs. colorings of
red. green and tan.
SOC Crib Blankets.
2oc
Crib Blankets. size BOX
20; blue and pink. with
fancy designs that are
pleasing to the children.
l0c Jello. 6Nc
Regular 1Oc packages
Of Jello. assorted favors.
Evening star., 1914-08-21
15c Talcunn
Powder. &c

l0c lalcum
Powder. &c
Woodworth'sF Famous
Blue Lilies Talcum :
Powder. regularly ITO
25c Shaving
Brushes, l7c
Genuine Rubberuet
Shaving Brushes, bris-
ties set In hard rub
Der.
Toilet Soap.
3 for 1Oc
Regular 300 boxes Of
Armour's Autumn Rose
or Violet Toilet Soap,
three cakes In box.
1Oc Perfume, Sc
Regular 1oc bottles
of Hoyt's German Per-
fume.
Electro Silicon, &c
Regular 100 boxes Of
Electro Silicon. the
magic silver and met
al polish. (Notion
Dept.)
lOc Skirt Braid, Sc
Five-yard rolls of
Skirt Braid. in black
only.
ironing wax,
6 for Sc
Chinese IroningWax. i.
wooden handles and
muslin covered.
Sc Pins, 3 for Sc
Dressmakers Pins,
400 In paper. sold reg
ularly at Sc paper.
Sc Mending Tissue.
2 for Sc
Mending Tiss ue.
black. brown and
white. Regularly Sc
package.
Sc Handkerchiefs,
6 for l5c
women's and Chill
dren's Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, plain
white, striped and
corded dimities.
Vestee Belts, 33c
New White Kid
vestee Belts. newest
shapes. soft finish kid.
Two pockets.
SOC Vanity Books.
33c
women's Leather
Vanity Books, with
strap handles; stylish
shapes, with coin
pocket. Black only.
Good quality seal grain
leather. ."
19c Ribbons,
12Ec
5-inch Moire Rib
bons. in white, black,
pink, light blue. etc.
Good quality.
25c Windsor Ties,
Windsor Ties, Of
crepe de chine and
satin; plain colors.
plaids and new shaded
effects.
Mems Hose, 1oc
Mems Onyx" Pure
Silk Hose. high spliced
heel: black only. Sizes
10 to 11k.
Men s SOC Drawers,
35c
Mems Elastic Seam
Peperel1 Jean Draw
ers, full cut and well
made. Sizes 80 to a..
Barefoot Sandals,
39c
Children's Barefoot
Sandals, sizes s to s
and 9 to II.
Tennis Shoes, 3oc
Boys and Youths
Tennis Shoes, black
and white; sizes IL to
Q and ~ to 51z. Values
worth SOC and soc pair.
SOC Suiting, 2oc
Black and White
Check Suiting, 80
inches wide; various
size checks.
N n -
Evening star., 1914-08-21
villa Has 10000 Men.

omoial reports to the Washington
government estimate the number Of
Evening star., 1914-08-21
l0c Soup. 7Nc

lUc Soup. /I2c
Regular 1oc cans OF
Campbell's Tomato Soup.
Sc Sardines, Sc
Regular SC cans Of
eardInes. packed in oil.
lOc Ammo, Sc
Regular 100 cans Of
Ammo, better than
liquid ammonia
$3.50 Aluminium
Coffee Pots. o6c
Aluminium Coffee
Pota wooden handles;
four-pint size.
I0c Jar Rubbers.
7c dozen
Double-Lipped Mason
Jar Rubbers, heavy
quality.
81 Knives and
Forks. o8c
Eilver-plated Knives
and Forks. six in set.
Worth s2.oo.
25c Dust Cloths.
l4c
Liquid Veneer Dust
Cloths. large size.
$l.50 Charmeuse.
98c
40-in. Imported Satin
Charmeuse. all silk:
rich, satin-face quail
fty; in a good assort-
ment of shades, includ-
ing black.
SOC Tub Silks. 2oc
s2-inch Stripe Tub
Silks, extra heavy
quality: pink. blue.
green and lavender
hairline stripes.
$1.25 Duchesse. o6c
36-inch Black Satin
Duchesse. extra heavy
quality.
Women's
Nightgowns. 33c
w o m g ms Nigh T.
gowns, of soft-flnish
nainsook: round neck
and sh ort sleeves;
trimmed with pink and
blue bands: full-cut
sizes.
Women S Drawers,
14c
Women's Drawers. OF
cambric, with hem
stitched ruff1es. French
bands; well made: all
lengths.
Children's S Drawers,
7c
Chill Id r Q ms Muslin
Dire wers. with hem and
tucks: felled seams;
buttonhole band; sizes
up to 10 years.
Csc Vests. l2Nc
women's Cumfy Cut
Lisle Vests. low neck
and sleeveless: taped
neck and arms: sizes
S to 8; slightly i'm
perfect.
Children's S Hose.
TIC
Children's Fine Rib
bed Hose, seamless
foot, double sole, heel
and toe. Black and
colors. Odd sizes.
25c Socks, l2Nc
Infants Fancy Lisle
Socks. full fashioned
foot. double sole. heel
and toe. Black and
colors. checks and
stripes: also plain ,
white.
SIS and $3.50
Coats. 1898
Odd lot of Women's
Lightweight Coats. of
crepe poplin and fancy ,
basket weaves, In ,
tango, brown and tan: /.
soa.c SILK n e d .
throughout. Sizes up /.
to 3S. :
$l.O0 Waists, 2oc
Odd lot of women's :
Lawn Waists. several
pretty models; odd /.
sizes. ,
$I.50 Suit Cases.
Csc /.
Extra Quality Fiber /.
Suit Ca 9 e s, steel
Evening star., 1914-08-21
Diplomats Not Present.

As the provisional government is not
vet fully organized the diplomatic corps
was not present at the function. although
the Brazilian minister. John r. Silliman.
personal representative Of President VIII
son. and Senior Merino. the personal rep
resntative of King Alfonso. were among
the hundreds who congratulated President
Carranza.
Gen. Panfilio Natera and Gen. Tomas
Domnguez arrived in the capital late last
evening with their entire forces Of con-
StitutionaliStS
Evening star., 1914-08-21
Women
Nightgowns, 80,

TNISIIISUWHo, S
w o m e ms N & h T.
gowns, of soft-finish
nainsook: round neck
and sh ort sleeves;
trimmed with pink and
blue bands; full-cut
sizes,
Evening star., 1914-08-21

Mutton. 15c to sc lb.
Pork chops, &c to 2Sc
ID.
'ork hams, 22c to 25c
lb.
FORK shoulder. 16c to
20c lb.
Smoked ham. 22c to 25c
lb.
Smoked shoulder. 15c 70
20c ID.
Corned beef, Zoe lb.
jOrned ham, 1Sc to &c
lh.
Evening star., 1914-08-21

Gooseberries. 15c at.
Alligator pears, 20c e
SOC each.
Gnpefruit. 16c to 25c
each.
Pineapples. 15c to 25c
each.
Lines. 20c q doz.
Currants, 10c to 16c at.
Plums (Calif.), 15c Il
20c doz.
P1ums. home grown, 15<
Evening star., 1914-08-21
Quotations Of Today.

Those who visit the markets tomorrow
will find prices ranging about the same
as today, as follows:
Evening star., 1914-08-21

Oranges, 15c to 0Oc doz.
Lemons. 20c to 25c doz.
New apples. 26c to -Oc
PIX.
Apples. eating. 15c V
PIX. up to 40c doz.
Cantabupes, Sc to 16c
Watermelons, 15c to 4Oc
each.
Grapes, <0c basket.
Figs. green. 20c at.
Huckleberries. 15c at.
Peaches. 35c to 40c pan.
Evening star., 1914-08-21

Soc Tub Silks. Z9c
S2-inch Stripe Tub
Silks, extra heavy
quality: pink. blue.
green and lavender
hairline stripes.
$1.25 Duchesse. o8c
36-inch Black Satin
Duchesse. extra heavy
urIality.
Evening star., 1914-08-21
Women's S Drawers,

14c
Women's Drawers. OF
cambria. with hem
stitched rufhes, French
bands; well made: all
lenRtha.
Evening star., 1914-08-21
Children S Hose.
SIS and $3.50
Goats $3 08

Odd lot of Women's
Lightweight Coats, of
crepe poplin and fancy
basket weaves, In
tango. brown and tan:
soa.c silk-li n e d
throughout. Sizes up
to IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
ON THE CONSOLIDATED
Non Dividend Paying Stocks
Attacked. Slumps Badly.

In the absence OF a decided movement
i'm the general list the "non-dividend
PAYERS" were attacked by the traders on
the Consolidated stock Exchange. win
such issues as Wabash common and pre-
ferred. Rock Island common and pre-
ferred and Missouri Pacific all declining
sharply. The downward movement was
accelerated ny reports that the WABASH
stocks would be heavily assessed. Ne"
low records were established for the
Rock Island shares. the common seillHs
on the Consolidated at -, and the pre-
ferred al 81.
The popular guess on the floor 10 eN-
Main the halt in the trading so tar A.
The standard list was concerned wa
that the market was waiting upon u
veIopments in the Mexican sl'ua''o"
Price changes. compared with Ss'u'
DAYS closing quotations. IN most 'aSe
renresentsd small declines Comn"S
sion houses handled good total u ouu
10, orders. both on the call ana Sl'e'
ward. Sales totalled 1850 shares VIZ"
fortv-dve different issues represented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-25
VAN TUYL REPORT READY
Many Changes Are Proposed in
New Banking Laws.

The Van Tuyl Banking Commission has
virtually completed its revision OF the
state banking laws. The members OF the
commission left las. night for Albany,
and to-day will file drafts OF the amended
measure with both houses OF the Legs
lature
II is understood the commission will
recommend that personal loan brokers.
commonly known as loan sharks will
come under the supervision OF the State
Banking Department. State supervision
OF credit unions Is also to be recommend
ed These unions are cooperative orgsni-
cations which lend money without Sc
curity.
owing 10 the recent decision in the
Monaton realty case, no changes are eX-
pected i'm the law governing such con-
Germs. which issue bonds against real
estate mortgages. The commission, 1t is
understood. considers that the formation
Of new law al this time calling for the
supervision Of these companies would only
complicate matters for the courts.
The section OF the proposed law relating
10 private bankers has been changed so
that those doing business In small towns
are exempt slight change In the re-
vised law relative 10 the deposit OF re-
serves by banks has been made. Under
IN. law as first drafted no bank could de-
post its reserve with an institution IN
less il had capital and surplus equal 10
it's own. Representatives OF guarantee and
bankers trust companies pointed out that
there were only three other Institutions
which had capital and surplus as great
as theirs AZ the commission did not in
tend such condition. this provision was
changed so that banks must deposit their
reserves in other depositaries with surplus
and capital Of nj least S2cpVv.