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Evening star., 1915-04-07
TRUSTEES. SALE OF PREMISES no a. ypw

TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES NO Ais NEW
JERSEY AVENUE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of that deed of trust recorded In
Of the District Of Columbia snd at the request
OF the party thereby secured, the undersigned
will sell at public auction in front Of the prem
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. lot numbered 4s, in square
numbered $50, In the city of Warrington. more
particularly described in said deed Of trust. and
Terms: One-third Of purchase price cash. bal
ance in and two years. with interest At so.
Secured on the property. Or all cash. at pur.
purchasers cost, and compliance with terms
must be made within ten days from nay of
sale. otherwise trustees reserve the right to re-
sell at the cost OF the defauting purchaser after
FIVE days Advertisement of such resale,
WHARTON f. LESTER, Trustee
ap5-t&ds MICHAEL J. COLBERT. Trustee.
VALUABLE MAHOGANY AND OTHER MIS-
CELLANEOUs HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
BELONGING To THE ESTATE OF THE
LATE ELIZABETH CHESTER. DECEASED.
AND CONTAINED WITHIN PREMISES
1923 o STREET NV.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION. WITHIN THE
ABOVE PREMISES WITHOUT RESERVE.
ON FRIDAY. APRIL NINTH. 1915. AT
HALF-PAsT TEN O'CLOCK AN.
Consisting in part Of one very fine Mahogany
Extension Table. one Mahogany Glass Front
sideboard. three Mahogany Bureaus. Mahogany
Dressing Tables, two Mahogany Diyans. Mis-
ceIlsneous Mahogany Chairs and Rockers, one
very fine Mahogany Double Wardrobe, three
Mahogany Single Beds. Bookcase and Curio Csbi-
nets Weber Piano. Blue Platters ETC.,
Paintings and Engravings and many articles not
mentioned. Dealers and private buyers invited
Terms cash.
THos. ]. OWEN 4 SON. Auctioneers.
pc-5texSu
Evening star., 1915-04-07
Braves Wallop Greensboro.

GREENSBORO. N c., April 7.-The
Boston Nationals defeated the Green's
boro North Carolina League) team here
yesterday IA to 0. The score:
r. H. E.
Greensboro =
Ratteries-Strand, James and Tragros-
ser; Altman, MOZART. Gotten and Rome,
McDaniels
Evening star., 1915-04-07
Louisville Trims Sox.

LOUISVILLE, April THE Louis
willie American Association team de-
feated the Boston Americans here yes
terday by the score of to 2. Score:
r. II. E.
Roston .............. 10 o
I,oniavjlle ....... 5 8 I
batteries Cooper, Comstock and
Thomas: Northrop, Marks and Clemens
Evening star., 1915-04-07
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER, AUCTIONEER.

ADAM A. WEsCHLER, AUCTONEER.
Unclaimed Freight by Public
Auction, to Pay Storage and
Other Charges.
Netee ,s hsrsSy given that ,o' on sATuRPA6. adRA6
ING AT TEN O'CLOCK AN. within the sales
rooms of Adam A. Weschler, No. 425-27-29 1lth
storage and other charges, all goods stored with
us BY the Penn R.R:: Co. upon which one
J. Emerson. E. h. Hammond. Miss 1. B. Scott,
J. A. Clark, Wash. Wall Paper Co; q; 2.
Senay. Pryor & Carter. Lula Armstead. d. :.
Harvey. Neumeyer Co.. L. Cooper, Standard
Plunger Co.. Chris Nauman, 7. r Sheirick'
Lerses Bargain House. Margaret L. Dixon, Chris.
Chaplin. Geo Goldberg Davis Construction Co.,
J. W. Mcdonald.
WAsHiNGroN STORAGE CO.. NC.
ap715&23 4O1 400 South Capitol ct.
Evening star., 1915-04-07
AMATEUR BOXERS MEET
FOR NATIONAL TITLE
Preliminary Contests Exciting, With
Very Few Knockouts for
the Winners.

BOSTON, Mass. April 1.-Two New
York boxers. both representing the
Union Settlement A. c., were successful
in the preliminary contests Of the ma
tional boxing championships of the
Amateur Athletic Union held here last
night under the auspices Of the Boston
Athletic Association. Matty Herbert,
the clever Gothamite who holds the
metropolitan championship in the 10S-
pound division, scored over P. McGrath,
one Of the Canadian contingent from To-
ronto, after three rounds Of slashing
boxing. Both boys did lot Of punching,
and there was only a slight margin in
round.
c. Smonson. another Union Settlement
representative, outpointed Johnny Mario
of East Boston in three rounds. This
exhibition was another hummer, and in
fact most of the bouts contested were of
the interesting variety. knockouts were
few and far between, and the judges were
called upon to make number of close
decisions. This was true in the 115-
pound class contest between Charles Pill
kington, who also is a standard bearer
of the Union Settlement A. c. of New
York, and Gerard Friel. Somerville,
Mass, boy. The judges disagreed after
three rounds of fighting and the referee
ordered another period, in which Friel
did the better work and was returned the
winner
Evening star., 1915-04-07
STEAMSHIPS.
Potomac River Landings

AND BALTIMORE.
Steamers leave 7th vt. wharf for Baltimore and
river points Monday. Wednesday and Saturday.
p;m:; arrtve Baltimore second morning out: Leevs
Baltimore, pier s, Light st., Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday. pm; arrive Washington second
morning out. River freight prepaid. Passenger
service Arst-class. Freight received until 8:A5
pm. sailing days.
JOS. p. STEPHENSON. Agent,
MARYLAND. Delaware and Virginia Rwy. Co..
Telephone Main 745. 7th st Wharf.
Evening star., 1915-04-07
rHos. J. OWEN 4 SON. AUcr1oNEBRs.

R. H. McNEILL, Attorney. Woodward bldg
9-eod& ds, ,exSu
Evening star., 1915-04-07
THOMAS J. OWEN son. AucrroSEERs

BY ANDREW PARKER, Vice President
mh31 ,ap3.7.1 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-10
EIGHTH WARD.


so IT, w. 1855
lying n OF and adjoining Fort st
Woodbridge divided by the commissioners partition
WARD NO s CAP no il
Rush. Lafayette blvd, sub OF lot the sub
lying of and adjoining S1yd
CAP No 2
Lafayette blvd Woodbridge divided
commissioners partition In 1854
wARp No "0N''o "'' named CAP no H.
2fss n, q 1888 IT. n 1906 ~.
lying OF and adjoining Howard st
NJ NJ: weodrur Abbott, sub OF lot No. OF the sub 6,
81 the Lognon 20 r.
WARD NO. CAP no 10 + e.
Griffith. Porter Woodbridge divided
partition 1854
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-10

II IS So is 8 So ~ 80 20
% u 10 % ~ iei -!
IS i.S s. i, :; I; I;s ~
Il II 20 - - 90
81. % % ; 90 - - -
3" 60 % 80: ~ IT.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-10

WARD -
IIenriss Russell VIM Tas sub. OF lot II and OF
WARD No 49, " ~ ~ ' CAP NO IS
Ogooshevtz Russell Pstricks sub OF lots a.
IT. ~ including n
lots a. az ~ ~ lots 81. as,
O. rs Sand ouoin OF 6ratiot
Ogooshevitz Russell last named
WARD no. IS
Chase Russell, Guilior and whskers lot
S. a. 10000-acre tract,
shaw. Russell last named sub
whitaker Russell last named sub.
Mrs
w Chane. Russell last named sub.
Russell Reuters sub OF part OF tho OF
Russell named sub,
r
WARD No 7 ~ u.s. ~ car NO Of
Loan Russell Renwood 10.
and 10 all that lots II andl2 lying WY OF
named sub
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-10
Carranza entregara tambien sus
pasaportes al Nitro. del Brasil
Esta acci6n del primer jefe Sc atrlbuye las
nnisnnas causas por las cuales eXptlIso aI
Ministro de Guatemala, Sr. Ortega

zarpara para los EstadOs unldoS.
La crrencia general aqui sobrc
Ia expulsion del Ministro Suatemai-
teco por el gobiernO del primer
iefe Y la enjrega de los pasaporteS
al Miaistro del Brasil, eS de que
Carranza ha tornado esa actitud Ell
vista de la participation que los
gobiernoS de los paises que aque-
Hos diplomaticoS representa-, han
estado tomandO en- las cOnferencias
pan-americanas en- Washington,
acerca de los asuntOS meyicanos.
Los agenteS carranclStaS mani
fiestan que tanto el Ministro gua-
temalteco, como & braSileho, han
estado en- relaciones muy POGO cor
dialeS con el gobierno eonstitucio-
naliSta Y que Fl primer jefe tema
Ia intenci6n de entregar al ultimo
Pas q Ia 5a. col. Ga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-10

,....,,,.. :..-.. ,g,,-I, q -.
N'',',>'-'''0 ~ ''.,',,,;-,ns 'A''','' t 10 ~
'"'"' ''''''J> [,,;:| $50, han o~Io,aIo !,
N''II'" t".'''' I''' I '','' ,".a, =,
,."''' = It, '.,' ,.,,,..;,,,,a. -, fop,i-
~, '''' Nv, '.,,.:',,. ..roo s;nroti,o-
'.'> '',,, ,,,',..n,,.,, J5,doras vair-
'.'''N '' '''' 'I'''',,I ,',,,, n..ra ana r,s
'lr''''" '''' a. " l''',. ,-.,. r,n,iI;., -,
le>'''"n'''' ,;. -" ~ paniIras nrn hor
ii oe' ~ '-'''''' '',;,,, ,;,a"5 ,an,;an.
So pa'o par" ,,.,.,Ia. w."
'o may ORES ,I,Yr "'iot'S =, nm, roeci6n
N'I"'' Io'"% hnn ns,,do hacienda
'y,,'''','' ,.', ,.ar;os ronchos nue 90
'''' I,',,,S u ,''.,,S ';',ados , u largo del
r''' ''''''' ''' ,.,',,:sa,an hohisn6oso
''"''i,o Nv "S'', =, aIrns a. ia "a,
Iop''p' 1T "''y u" zoo aoho,as 40 ro-
l'"I"e'' '''" ~
'''T'o, n ;oson,,,s ridadionos 50 sabc
~ ,,ai,o nrincinaI de- Ios
t"y g,, =. 4ol l,I no,oroI Gales SO haIIa
.,n,. -" r.,7n ,,iao,ras nua Ia "a
ha,raria . las drdencs del Coronei
Carranzo 90 ancuentra a una milla
de Santa Barbara.
Cinco puenteS que hanlan Sldo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-10

BROWNSVILLE. Texas, AgOSIO g..
Ell Mayor General Federico Funs-
ion. cOmandante del Departamcnto
miitar del sur. no eScatlmara cS-
CuerZO ningunO haSta cOnSegulr en-
trrminar las variaS partldaS de Sc
dirioSOs Il deSde hace , 3 Semanas
mcrOdean pOr variaS r"glOneS de!
r0ndadO de Cameron. en- dOndc han
SOStcnidO algunOS cncuentrOS con los
i"Staramentos de trOpaS america
mas V rangers del EstadO Iuc han
SaIidO a balirl0S.
\ cSe cfrctO. saheSe que el men
ciOnadO icfc americana cnviara al
vaIir del Rio Grandc, que IS el prin-
ripal diSlritO cn dOnhe Hpcran los
ScdiriOSoS. tOias las fuerZaS dis
pOnibIcS con que actua!mcntc
cucnta. Para Ia rccha. So cncucn-
iran hacienda eypIOraciOneS en- Va
ria> rrgiOnrS del mcncionadO con-
dado. raSi tOdaS las fuerZaS que
fOrman parte de seis cOmpaHiaS de
cahalIrria V dentrO Ge pOcOs dias
otraS ruairO cOmpafiiaS mas de ca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-10
rslegrama especial para L.i pRENSA.

WASHINGTON. AGosto 9.-Por IN
rormes rpcibjdos hoy EN- Ia agen-
ria rarrancisla establecida en- esta
ruIdad. - Sabe que el goblerno
ronstilucionalista de Mexico tfene
penSado entregar sus pasaportes al
Nini>iro del Brasil acreditado en-
aquella republica que Is el uni
90 representante diplomatico que
acualmente tenen lo> EstadoS
Unidos en- aqueI pals.
Fl referido diplomatico inform6
hoy mismo a Ia Secretaria de ES-
tado americana. que ninsuna raz6n
Sc habia dado pOr e. sobiernO ca
rrancista para Ia expulsion del Mi
nistro suatemalteco Sr. 0rtesa y
que Il mismo pensaba embarcarse
el pr6ximo microbes en- VeraCruz,
bordo de uu vapor frances que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-10
LAS TROPAS AMERICANS TUV|ERON I'm
NUEVO ENCDENTRO CON OTRA PAR
T|DA De SEDIC|OSOS Al NORTE
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS
FL GRAL FUNSTON ESTA DSPUESTO A HANDAR TODAS LAS
TROPAS NECESARIAS PARA FL COMPLETE EXTERhNO De
LAS PARTIDAS QUE EN- ESA REGION MERODEAN

balleria una de infanleria Sc uni
ran aGuelaS en- suS eyploraciO-
neS.
LAREDO. Texas, AgOsto 9.--HOy
en- la manana Dor la via del rerro-
rarril Texas Mexico en- uR tren
especial. salieron con rumbo Ray
monyiIIr, pOblaci6n Dertpnccipntr
al Condado de Cameron. que SO
ancuanira siruada =, nor,e de
Rrovs,.iIJa las commands F. T. Gy
u dat va,.o,o Cuo,no da I,r,ntar;,
l,,a ca hoIIo do ,uarnici6n on eSto
aIo,o
III Jo.,ooo,,o ,.o 1,, 6rdo
80. IL, ,a.;,: u-;o "a roa
., 49, hon; ,,,o,on;o ., o,,,;o
= ~
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. ae''O' Wv p'>"'' " " = 'H 4'e ~
f"' " -: .'o,
-, o,;.. lo oL :, .,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-10
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
Telegrama especial para LA PRENSA.

Ell PASO. Texas. AgOstO 9.-Hoy
en- la tarde lego a eSta ciudad el
general Hugh L. Sc0Ot. quien vie
ne a cOnferenciar con Villa. segdn
10 comuniqu6 en- mi anterior tele-
grama. FL general Scott vlene acom
panado de su ayudante e. Coronel
Lee. Inmediatamente despu6S de su
l!egada fue entrevistado por un
grupO de periodistas sobre el OBJ
jeto de las conferencias que va a
tener con el jefe chihuahQense, pc
70 el militar americano Sc nego a
a hacer declaracioneS, admitiendo
sin embargo, en- suS platicas YER
saran sobre el restablecimiento de
la paZ en- Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-10
Aver lego a FL Paso, Texas, Ell
Gral. americana Hugh /. Scott
Fue entrevistado por I'm grupo de periodlstas
pero Sc nego a hacer declaraciones sobre las
conferencias que va a celebrar

Los villistaS eSperan que cl jefe
americana haga suS representation
nes. hien en- nOmbre del gobierno
de Washington o bien en- nombre de
aIguna otra facci6n de las que sc
disputan el poder en- Mexico, dan
dole asi a Villa el deGecho de ser
ell gu pronuncie la primera pala-
bra en- Su favor.
Por su parte los propietarios de
miuas esperan del general Scott que
les ayudara a obneter del general
Villa una declaration acerca de sus
prop6sitos al convocarlos a una
iunta en- chihuahua, cuando esta
puede tener lugar en- El Paso, 0 en-
PaSa Ia "A. Col. IA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-10
NUEVAHENTE Sc HAGEN PRE-
PARATYOS De DEFENSA EN-
la PLAZA DE hUEVO
LAREDO, TAHS.
TODOS Los PAPELEROS De LAREDO TEX.
fUERON DETENIDOS POR ORDEN DEL
MAYOR DE LA ClUDAD.
Telegrama especial para Ia PRENSA.

LAREDO. Texas AgoSto 9.-Pol
ordcn del iefc de las armaS de la
yerina plaza de NucvO Laredo. han
principiado dc nuevO 4 recOns-
IruirSc as defcnSaS u fortirlcaci0-
ncS de- la plaza. Ia que hacc pre-
Sumir que los carrancislaS de la
poblari6n tamauipera, esperan cl
ataquc de aIguna parIida enemiga,
o cuando menOS han recibido no
tiriaS de Ia aproXimaci6n de alguna.
NarioS rcflectores Seran instala-
dos on lugares altos en- las afueraS
de Ia pObIaci6n, para poder hacer
eXplOraciOnes nOcturnaS Y no ser
cOgidOS por sorpreSa Ell casO de que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-10
PABLO GONZALEZ SIGUE PRO-
CURANDO hEJORAR LAS
CONDGI|NES DE La
CAPITAL.
HA QUEDADO ALBERTO Ell F. c. De Me-
XIGO 4 T0LUCAY Sc HAN TOHADO
OTRAS HEDIDAS PARA PROPORC!O-
MAR TUABAJO A Los OBRfROS

VERACRJZ. AGosto 9.-Se han
reribidO noIiciaS en este puerto. de
Ia Capital De Ia Repuhiica meXica-
na. dando cuenta de que el gene
raj Gonzalez Sjgu@ con todo empe-
no los rabajos encaminadoS me-
porar las condicionc> DE- IA mencio-
NADIA metr6poH.
Entire las nueyas mcdldas toma-
das por el general Gonzalez So
cuenta Ia de IA aperture del ferro-
carril de Mexico 4 ToIuca 4 fin dc
tcaer variaS toneladaS de mercan-
que el gobjerno consutuci0nalista
ha eomprado en- q EStado de Mi
rhoacan. TambiIn ha establecido
L. 60
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-10
HAYTORENA Y 6TROS VARIOS
JEFES CONYENCI0NISTAS
Sc ENCUERTRAN EN-
Ell PASO, Tk.
En- PAiOHAS CHlH. TUVO LUGAR IN En-
CARNIzADO EAGUENTR0 ENTIRE UNA
PAR1IDA De "COLORADOS''. Y UNA
fUERzA VIlLSIA. -
Pasa Ia ga. col. 5a.
Telegrama especial pSra La PRENSA.


Ell. PASO, Texas, Agosto Ger
ca de Palomas tuvO lugar hoy TN
encuentrO entire una partida de
"COlorados" y una fuerza villista.
Nueve heridos fueron llevados a
Columbus, NuevO Mexico, y ellos
han informado que mas de VEIN
te muertoS quedaron en- el campo
de batalla.
Sabese tambien que otres varios
encuentros han ocurrido en- varias
parties a 10 largo de Ia frontera Y
principalmente por Ia via del fesre-
carril que CORE al occidente de
esta ciudad; pero debido a que
tapto las comunicsciones telegra-
ficas Sc han tenido de eses encuen-
tros.
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Pasa a la "a. Col. IA.
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PaSa Il la IN. Col. ia.
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Pas a Ia 5a. col. Ga.
The Washington times., 1915-10-02
||NDUSTR|ALS STRIKE
NEW HIGH LEVELS
U. S. Steel Common Maintains
Its Strength While Westing.
house Scars.

NEW YORK. Oct. a.-Trading con-
tinued with no pcrceptible abatement
In volume on the stock market today
and the general tendency was still bull
ism, with several industrials estab: ishin.
new high levels. The railroad list at
tracted little attention.
United States Steel common. the
backlog" OF yesterdays churning
market. continued strong around 81
on the strength of rumors that the
United States Steel Products Company.
the foreign sell ns agency OF the cor
pcration. may turn into the treasury OF
the latter organiz ation for distribution a
large share OF the profits from the S15.
0ooW0 worth OF foreign orders with
which Products II credited.
Westinghouse and American Car
Foundry were the special features Of
the market. The former made a new
high at 139x. an advance OF 6ia points
for the day. and the latter touche ID the
highest point In It's history by rising .
points to s.
While the majority OF the independent
steel issues were slightly under the
previous days close. Bethlehem Steel
advanced points to 81.
General Motors continued to soar and
gave promise OF going back to the
figures that prevailed before the pay.
ment of the $50 q share dividend. II
gained 10 points by selling at $50.
Dtstllers Securities stock was quite
active and made q substantial advance
as a result OF rumors that Dupont In.
tcrests were .endeavoring to buy control
The Washington times., 1915-10-02
Realty ransfers

lndolence-Ethelyn L. Rolf ct vir, W. A.. to
Robert f. Coker. lot az. square 2ss9 SO
tstainps N.5o).
Garfield Heights-william II. Lewis, Jr. ct
ux. to Corinne r. Martin. lot s. square
5stS SO
Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Pia!ns-Forest 5.
Thacksra ct uS. to John q. and Laura O..
Hodges. lot S, square 2a6. $40 tstamps
$500
Sherwood-John =. Stuckert et ux. to Norman
+. Ryon, lot 6. square I22i and lot 8.
square 42S0. SO tstamps so cenis,.
1906 and it0s Fifth street northweFt-Evan n
\. Stokes ct ux. to Josiah Morrison, lots
81 and 20. square 40 $40 s,ampu 81.
Fourteenth Street Heivhts-John r. Haislip
ct ux. 10 Blanche + and Edith l., Rowzee.
lot IS. square 29i7. $40 tstamps 80
sl3 Third street southwest-Henry II. Berg
mann ct al. trustees, 10 William r. MIL
Ter. lot 55. square 42. 81 so.
Mount Plearent--Emie Bsrliner ct ux "a
Anna l.. Hurley. part lot 7. block 1. siC
tstamps N5).
The Washington times., 1915-10-02
MERGENTHALER UP
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
Bid Established at 187-W. r.
& E. Issues Are Slightly
Softer. :

With a further rise In price Of ~
points, Mergenthaler Linotype stock
again led In the trading on the WASH
ington Stock Exchange. There were
no changes In price levels Of other Is
cues worthy Of comment.
The bid on .Mergenthaler had been ad-
vanced from 1854 to 2Ss before sale
was recorded. but at that figure 81
shares changed hands. and the quota
ton figures were established at 1877 bid
and 1s9 asked.
Issues OF the Washington Railway and
Electric Company appeared to be
slightly softer" than at recent sessions
and a quotation lot, Of the common
stock sold at SAN. or half point under
the last sale price. but an additional
10 shares commanded 85. A total OF 80
shares Of Railway preferred brought 80
Other sales Of the day included 6
shares Of Lanston Monotype stock at
s0k: 10 shares Of National Savings and
Trust at 80: 1 share Of Washington Gas
at M; N shares Of American Graphic
phone common at 90 and a $500 Capital
Traction 5 per cent bond at 106-
Col: Robert n: Harper. president Of
the District National Bank accompan-
led by Mrs. Harper and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. d. 8. Schneider will leave Washing
ton tomorrow for q weeks automobile
trip through New England.
The Washington times., 1915-10-02
Wholesale Produce Market

EGGS-Nearby fresh. 2sd3oc per doz +;
Southern. 25dsc per dos
CHEEsE-Nsw York. new. l3kc per h. |;
nat. lsc per ID.
BuTTER-Elgin print. 3oc per h.. tub. ?ac
per ID. process. &c per ID
LIVE POULTRY-Hens. 16d17c per ID. (:
roosters, lie per lb.: live turkeys. l7f2ec per
lb. spring chickens, l7dlsc per lb
LIVE sTOCK-Heal calves best loiLNllc
per lb.: heavy. sdsi-c per ID: fat sheep
tba5c per lb.: spring lambs. sdsiIc per TO-
" KREY. PRICE & CO,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furnished by
Taylor wadeJ-Potatoes. 500 per barrel;
onions. 75c per bu.: 81 20 per sack; cabbage.
u per barrel: beets. 81. so per 100 punches.
The Washington times., 1915-10-02
Y. w. c. A. Resumes Its
Vesper Service Here

The Y. W. c. A. will resume It's
vesper services tomorrow afternoon
at 430 o'clock. when Miss Ruth
Keeney. the new educational secre-
tary. will speak. Miss Keeney Is a
graduate OF Vassar and also of the
National Training School OF the Y.
w. c. A.
The library Of the association will
be open at $40 o'clock. After the
vesper service there will be the usual
acquaintance hour.
The Washington times., 1915-10-02
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Arrivals-May ayfiower. Dolphin, Sylph.
Bailey. Barney, Biddle, Monaghan.
Roe. Perkins Terry. Wake. and
Sterrctt at Washington: Winslow
at Bridgeport: Minnesota at Rock
land; Nanshan at San Francisco
Neptune at Newport; Culgoa at Cope
Haiten.
Departures-Hector from Guantanamo
for Gonaivcs: O'Brien from New
port on speed trials: Cheyenne from
santa Barbara for San Pedro and
III. H-2. and H-3 from Santa Bar
bara for San Pedro.
The Washington times., 1915-10-02
Baptist Pastors to Hold
A Get-Together Meeting

A get-together meeting Of all the
Baptist pastors and churches in Wash
ington and the District of Columbia
will be held In Metropolitan Baptist
Church, the Rev. DR.. NJ. w. d. Nor
man, pastor, at $3.50 o'clock, October 10.
Plans will be made for the holding OF
a capital-w wide evangelistic campaign to
begin the latter part Of October and
continue two weeks
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Today's Sales.

Capital Traction SIS. S600R106.
Washington Railway. COM. 26@84H.
l0@S.
Washington Railway. pfd.. 26aso.
EQsO.
Washington Gas Light. 1@7lh
Mergenthnler Lintoype. l011sS. 10QilSs.
Lanston Monotype. 6GS0h.
h Graphophone e COM. ~ $3.50 S1@so.
After call-Mergenthaler Linotype.
ltd1 lI6I1SS.
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Increase of SIS, 1000, 900 in I
Revenues of Railroads

sixty-five railroads reporting to the
Interstate Commerce Commission show
a net revenue increase Of S OO0o o0o in
August over August OF last year and
a net decrease Of $1,000. 900 in operating
expenses Net revenue per mile was
$522 compared to s4S3
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Weekly Bank Statement.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-The weekly
actual bank statement today showed
the following changes: Surplus, de-
creased $.I0l. 80: loans. increased Sli.-
ll00o: reserve In vaults. decreased 50, =
495. 900: reserve in Federal banks. in
creased 81. .459. .OC0: reserve in other de-
positories. increased s. .9ss, 900: net do
mand deposits. Increased 81. .421. 900: net
time deposits. decreased 81, sol an. cir'
culation. decreased soo5. OCo: aggregate
reserve. S196. 81. .l30
The Washington times., 1915-10-02
Mai. Charles p, YOdcr.

Funeral services for Major Charles P.
Yoder. who died Thursday at his resi-
dence. lcS0 Park road northwest, aged
s"venty-two years. will be held Monday
at O'Clock
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NAVY.

cutcnant Gunior grade) r. +. BER-
NhRD detached Tennessee: to home
and wait orders.
,icf Gunner T. S. AVESON detached
North Dakota to naval magazine.
Fort M!rlin. Pa.
hief Gunner CONSTANTINE CLAY
to naval torpedo station. Newport.
K. |.
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David Tally.

Funeral services with private inter-
Tent In Mt. Olivet Cemetery were held
today for David Tally, who died Thurs
day in Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1915-10-02
Burrows w. King.

Funeral services for Burrows W..
King. who died Thursday at his resi-
Gence. lS2l NJ street northwest were
held today in the chapel in Oak Hill
Cemetery.