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The Jersey City news., 1906-08-18

Resolved, That $500 be paid to John
Nolan, on account of contract No. 1910,
for the repaving of the following streets
with macadam pavement, Arlington ave-
nae Bay View avenue, Bartholdi ave,
nue. ETC., as included in contract.
Charge Repairs to Maeadam Pave
ments. Certain Streets.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-17

The local market Tor spot cotton was Q9le wiz
70 for niddlps aaf sse LA bales soutaeEn & spot
ucsngsd Mobile s5ssS gnehsngsa at at 1Gs; II &
ssiSs iz9 bales Baltimore nominal unchanged at II 1se;
steady. unchanged a. sS sns sees - oDsS %
changed Lie; sales 500 bales; W1psn s "a io3e.
sales % bales chaEle9tOn nominal 19 no WAS b4 mod
crate inquiry ysss1day 1sr s4ls f0F Init T Srses s' re
spng patshs ~ and s,Sady Spring patents s. $50
s. 5; winter strsighss S eSsS@; wiRro ne AZ ~
as 20 sad extra 80 WateF Sc S9g$s 10 RYE FLOUR
sa1y Hg9ss Hsz aO 5 c6a & &2L S2Sa g sty aaotSd
f5ns f5Se wts snd ysov 81 a6sl 25 81 9S1 i2
EED-vWss54srn 6g G i4aS S2 in 100 n sacks
d do 2S CO. g @ red sSsas sSs ~ b 90 saeu So Pdns si 500
81 5o Tea dog s5 hOi9y eaoP s1 7os22 bulk 81 90
W. 15sat msTEsT today and was sustained
ogeHn&g & % SaT.aon throughout The entire session. last
prices showing net % 51se Bt m ai' Eas almost wholly
das to baish foregn news domestic n4osceS "a f aost
@ors a. home were bearsh nature than
Otherwise m ne clSr and IN harvesting dist0ts salts
factory s few modests sSo ths heavy Inoveent
Ing te 1cyoF ~ points this amounted TO I4O4oO BUSH
eaLarso VIZ 5,aS@o we're estimated at 7o2 cars On ths
other ha2e m ss SsI reported as worked LaysT
Dcol sgla IN 5s4eass q $4,000 bush ne
quantity on passage ana Q! sD2ut @ Is week In facL
spoTts from this country to4 E d was received TO the
ersct that crops q %Ga sSe circsrsaesS
bush hsrt q la-L "a the tine dur
was lt@s wen the Increasing nome suPPe' abo
lns ~ aoV opposition the eays4Hs ss1st a decrease
ysl0te az 600 An eIeo1IaS.S t,I1inr or
p8lis g5ats was also liberal cash Gst115 es arm with
GERS local cash IahIAe-
MestsI 1sgys: No red, 81 eeySuSI o. 3 baTd Vnter.
eaoat 10 Northern DatA ,sp @ SotWithstanding the
Sc Wheat al Gay there was osg' 81 lILo under
streneL. - go A. ere decline ot s ,s,H~ aid
com close Weather conditions AZ sarEet and
me bull support oL - through
ol aos or less unloading ot i9ns the interior
there we came 1ae AleL0' s1pply
cut ne ss5-o .otaeyhIt behind last year sTsre
eorsased 4l2 go bush ana .- 49, ece1fances were
sDe1s - ne c2sh HnaEket u 49, = ga a1te4
4eL A-... o. eb.1exsx-S $1,000 @~ - -
New-York tribune., 1906-07-17

o. 40 n az $3.50; rs n s.; a1s bucks. 1ss
Newton CO. 24s West Virginia lambs g n. e 50 -
253 do IS ib az 81 %; 268 DO 60 - at y 5o - 20 q
NJ a. 81 80; 255 65 H. at 81 90; 244 Do % 10 a. "
21 Kentucky %, y u e s. 25A o. g - eS 81; -
DO. 65 ID, a. 81 co. 23s DO g Ib a. s. 90; 199 DO %
2IT g. 10 at s. q; Firginia cus 8 n n
50 g Indiana sheep 90 10. at s. 5O II Virginia -
Sc rs a. S.: IS DO IS 10 az 81 2 II Kentucky g. -
ID &c $5 Virginia do. 12I To- a. s. bucks. 1a5 ..
& sanders: u Pennsylvania lambs e5 h s. .; s.
60 g h 81 so a5 do 69 h at 81 80 state Co -
10 81 90; do 90 ID 81; Pennsylvania sheep la
n e s5 90 Co los ID. at s.: do 1S1 u. az -: "a
MePheTson Co. 251 virginia lambs = D. g s.. er3
60 = %. e. 81 So 90 do 90 H. az 81 s5 AZ do q u
e 81 l5 251 a. q Ib as 81 ee % DO @ n &c s. soi
So 81 q cuis 4s 6. a. s. So do 100 ID a. 4 bUels
1Se lh, az s.: Is Ohio sheep. III 70. az s.
Tohu ShaHuou: 24I Kentucky lambs 3 n. Sc 2-s
20 Go. q 70 At s. -; 2l0 do e5 y, s. .; 22S Do g
n at Ss 2O4 DO 90 n. az %; % DO. e8 n a. 81 30
248 do &c n. az S. 55; 9 Virgina DO, 20 n at 81 &
ysarlngl. eS n. az 81 Is; y Kentucky sheep. lo2 n
s judd Co.: 2as virginia Iamba n as 81 60; IA
Kentucky Do II 70. 81 ia; 10 Penlsyyania Do 20
n at 81 So do. - 70 at 90 90 q Eeleuclw
sulls. 50 n At $ 90 - Kentucky sheep g n e So
Virginia DO. rs n AZ s.; state o. us y. az s. 500
KTatz { Cooper: s5s Kentucky IanAs 81 n. ss sTsc;
JeIliIe Wright & Co: sheep. . n. s.; q. 1os
HIOGS-Reoeipts for two days were 62is cars SsaT
head including 1.l5O for the market sellers
emated that Pennsylvania and hogs would se
81 250ST 20 per 100 n. and thar prices would b s11
New-York tribune., 1906-07-17
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. July 16. 1906
changed Marrow held steady. Medium and
pea are easily bought q quotatona RED kidney he'd IN
cbanFed but there little doing az the moment White
Scotch peas steady We quote: BEANS marrow. choice,
per bush 50: fair TO good 5egsS "; meGuna eR9iSs
f5g Sood 81 5oSi Co. red kidney choice, s3ass Oh
fair good. 50 7B@S2 e5 white kaney choice - 429
81 20: black turtle soup IS S0GTS So yellow eye 81 b0
lima California. sSGSS o.; GREEN PEAS Scotch, u 10
a$1 I'm.
FITIyrER-Recoapts to-day ana pkgs The week opens
with moderate trading and no change IN the line OF
values Strictly fancy creennery butter y worIng out
fairly regular orders but some receivers report
little which they storing Tor their own
ACCOUNT The medium and lower grades are s meeting
fair demand at steady prices western mctoFy siabie
On the bass 81 I7o for strictly prime quality, but Il Is not
easy to draw that figure. Renovated n
light supply steady. Packing stock Arm We quote
camille Echangs Official quotation. extras, 20scl do
nrsts I91z@20c; do seconds lS9lSc; do thirds 4o34
l73ac dairy tubs fresh fancy 9sc 90 hEsts dss
19c: seconds 171Sc; do thirds loe1ocj western mi
tato creamery extras 1Sbc DO hrst9 15z Oh ne reno
vated extras 1s01s3kc; do nSts. 1T173c 90 seconds
i5l6o: thirds 129lac; Western faetor nrsts 1Iei
'SS51FF,SFlFSce1ts today SOLD boxes. market
.ne5a t5s eeE viii Tmer feeling in sympathy with the
hig country and prices advanced &c on 9ll Eades
Of Fu cream Trading IS only modeatly active
shade top quotations both for small ana large
gizes Skins only moderately active ana prices IN
changed Liverpool cable bIs 60 for white and Dos "a Tor
coared. We quote: State full cream; leFSe. laney
iiHc do fair to good 10& Ollie; DO small fancy HE
a. far to good l6 9iO&c: DO inferior 80 e$e 90 half
skins. large. best &c; do small best susse; ao part
common. 404Ac % full sktEns. l42c.
s5pllv SS TONE 5heTe s rather better
cleaTnnoe than heretofore and strictly nigh Erade
goods tendency s slightly hrer Diruss and ehse93
stesdy we quote: State PsnnsyEvaPia aud nsaFby
lsss1A sasA saas - sssa~~ ssszzsa - ass-<y
New-York tribune., 1906-07-17
TRApE IN CHTCAGO.

rRv Telegraph 10 The Tribunal
-, Julv I5-Wheat remained strong to-day
-. su the assaults OF the bears One OF the
..-.oos-srements 10 sellers was that to-nor-
= lpcll receipts we're estimated at 7o2 cars. but
t.s+ Is OF such excellent quality that the
4. 100 much OF such a good thing and a sc
- IN the price was the result OF the DAYS
80 Corn declined &c TO &c and oats suffered
- 10 the same extent. Provisions yielded
80 70 the influence OF heavy hog receipts. but
=. supported by the packers at slight reduc-
Il s-on Saturdays final figures.
- vbeat market opened with a sharp advance
= bsls firm all day, with sentiment bullish on
,vrt q decreasing supplies abroad and signs
s-nroved export demand. which is believed to
- IN outlet for heavy offerings OF the new crop
--s.r prces were higher. Local receipts were
! ~ with 712 cars estimated for tomorrow.
=. corn market was quiet and lower with little
.--,e.s 6oing Good weather was the chief influ-
4, N easing the prices. Country acceptances
- few. and Eastern demand cleaned up the few
--s.ry Local receipts were 242 cars. with 4o5
- estimated FOR tomorrow. Shipments were
~s1 bushels
g-se IN the oats pit was light, but the tone OF
i. market was heavy. Fine weather was a hint
.ss posted ones that the growing crop was
,,,-ss and these turned to the selling side Local
-,spss we're los cars. with IS5 cars estimated for
srsrow Shipments were $4,000 bushels.
p-77isions were weak. Shippers Of hogs evi-
--srar,ng IS was indicated by the receipts to-day
srv Zoo head being received. September pork
80 at 81 o. September lard opened at s. 05,
81 EGla. ard reacted 10 50 g to 50 Oh. septem-
h- ms opened at ss Is. sold OF 20 g s21s and re-
--.ss 70 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-17
EF YORK TELEPHONE co. ANSWERS
na Reply Propositions Of Atlantic Com
paay-To Be Made Public To-day.

Notwithstanding its announced Intention, the
asF York Telephone Company fled yesterday with
r Board q Estimate and appointment an an
sI 70 the propositions advanced by its rival. the
--211e Telephone Company.
ne answer was fled with Joseph Haag. secretary
lie board. who took il 10 Acting Mayor Nc
AFsn L viii be made public to-day. AT first
e ztte- said that he would have the document
s-sa and held as confidential until the next ses-
= n the Board Of Estimate and Apportionment
selleubeI- Not even Martin ". Littleton ana
: a ! Campbell counsel FOR The Atlantic IeIe-
s---s company, who called on the Acting mayor,
80 ascertain the contents OF the reply.
- aEyers argued that the answer OF the NeW
- - Telephone Company was a reply 10 a public
,.s-s4-1on adopted az public meeting, and ought
~. 9 made public. Mr. MCGOWAN. however, was
TT--Eete AI1er a conference with COntrolIer
- loEeFef, the Acting Mayor announced Lldt
- answer would be made known to-day a1ter the
oLf 80 members % the Board Of Estimate have re-
-11s5 copies of j. Ar- MCGOWAN said:
- ao not believe that justified In keeping
- 9sa-nunicatlon from the press. and shan give
-9-L l0-llorr0U"
,-le Board ot Estimate passed resolution on
t.-e thai the New York Telephone Company De
S-saseo 70 make an offer 10 pay the city for the
-~,-sse i now enjoys. snd adjourned further as
srS.--.a sr.--a q the Atlantic Telephone Cornpanys ap-
.Ac1ag Mayor McGowan, when asked his inten-
s-S regarding the telephone dispute stated posi-
- I2aJ TIE Atlantic cOnp2nyg dppHcatlon
h - egl @ pe taken Up until fan Ihe Snly saeGl- s
ssse- = NE Board OF Estimate TO be called "a the
- q Mayor Mcclellan, he said, would De g
- seSns tor consideration OF the Delaney street
rSasrlss 2. Cutler, president Of the New York
s5slole Company refused last night 20 dtVuAse
h Essatents o1 the compapy's communication 70
rSs9etQ q Estimate He SAID:
- - - tAlnk II would be proper 1oT e 20 taa1s
- -l11Eer public II II is given out Il ought 70
-' ION TIE Board Of Estimate
New-York tribune., 1906-07-17
EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, July 19, 1900.
COFFEE-The coffee market opened steady
changed prices which considered than
due the French There very
for sale. apparently moderate
BUYERS Later in the session offerings increased
what. and during the last hour the quite
active owing partly renewal of switching from
TO late months. but the coffee absorbed,
the market closed unchanged :
higher. Sales for the reported
bags, Of which 10000 bags switches. There
was no fresh feature in the Owing the
that = holiday in the Brazilian markets Satur
day the only cables from primary points the late
cnes giving Sac Paulo receipts the SO .651
bags. against 9.s9I year a holiday
In the French market. which closed midday a
net decline OF 4 apparent, while Hamburg
about right partial advance OF = pig
private cables Europe conditions. There
was some further discussion OF the valorzaton pan
aroused. doubtless, by cable from Rio published
soEe OF the morning papers 10 the effect that three
had agreed
Finance We're against and that
the had yet provided local
authorities claim that the plan really making
the idea that something may eventually develop in
this direction undoubtedly the undercurrents
IN the market The market for spot coffee quiet.
The on contract prices in the local
day follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-17
OTHER mARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. July 1G-CATTLE-Recei7ts. 1900 hs2.-s
market for best STEADY others 1oe love- SHs2 , -
and feeders Sc 6Oas4 5 heifers s. T53e3 =; br - -
asa 81 calves s. 1885 so HOGS-Eeee9.a ssS
head. market iOc lower Choice 70 prime leseA =
s. IS: medium good heavy $oee4sS 49, ~. q -
weights SO 756S0 IS: good % choice hol.y. -
SO IS: packing S6GS6 o. SEIEELtee.s X
market slow sheep 50 2s1S5@os yeHflils~ - o1'~Se3
Cincinnsti July 16-IIoGs active s2ssHe5s ese -
good shippers s. SO6s5 - common % sEAzT
rr,S-,S $50 July io-CATILAt-Eteceipts leo. II
e1Dort ana drossed peef steaIs SS4 4o fatr 70 soo
steers. s. t5lta -. stocEsFa al2
Sser e T5Sf co. southern ateers s. 1854 -. south
EN- cows Sass so native cows t@t a1 naive le1-s.
So - ~. buns s. 40G4s calves. s. 507Sd 25 HOGS
Tcesrr6 s 800 Market ioc lower Top 81 e. bulk e
~ GSG s2ls. heavy SG G1fSG O2s pocEsr1 Sc CC,
. O. piss ana lights. s. o04sG g sIIE-Isesis,s
rO0O Market strong. Lambs, EG0<3; feG ele-U ara
yosriiuga S5GS6 o. ARR ysaringa s. - g ..
ana Arizona sheep. s. 50Gl6 -. Texas soats sS %,
GtoczsTs and feedersr S. 50GSs "a
New-York tribune., 1906-07-17
To Whom 1t Mag Concern.

STATE OF NEW YORK, INSURANCE De-
partment--Alhauy, June 6th. le0G-VVhs-zaS
Insurance Company, located Ns OFleans slae.
OF louisiana. hed IN this once slat-E.-1:
oy proper thereof showing conStou ars
business and complied all respects
OF this relating Fire Insurance Coparls<
porated BY other States % the United St8css.
Now therefore. pursuance of laE. J. OTTO KELSEY.
Superintendent Of Insurance State of TCrx
hereby certify that said Company is hereby authorized
transact its appropriate business OF Fire
this State in accordance with law. during
year Co1dition and Business OF Eaid CUa-DzEy
the such statement December 81 lel. q Eh1sa
follows.
AgEregate admitted $3.50 era ~
Aggregate amount Of liabilities EXCEPT Capital
and SurDiusl inclinF Ul4 coo 10
Amount CT paid Capital zo0t 90
Amount OF income for the Iz9eS4a5
Of disbursements for the -
In Witness Whereof. I have hereunto subscribed ~
name and the seal of once 70 be aXe4 t1s
day year above written
fSeal1 OTTO kelsey.
SupsFfnteudeut OF InguTarc.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-17

erate!y active today, but prices ruled generally steady
dru and the close steady at net advance OF sQ1
u points. Sales the day estimated at 5000
bales. The opening was steady at advance OF 29I
steady cables and Of
instances quite heavy rains the belt
be general demand
advices and local traders figuring that the market
could hardly hold the bulge without the assistance OF
buying for long account sold the bulge and
forced prices of SQ4 points from the opening figures Al
decline the market sreadie6 by renewal OF
covering local bull support following the forecast
belts and in the afternoon the market became rather
active and hrmeT covering OF early sellers and
some buying credited either 70 New Orleans or the
local bull leader New Orleans also hed up sharply in
the late trading market closed at practically
the best point OF the day which was also new high
record upward movement on the new crop
months Private dispatches were about the same as
week, which is conflicting with
majority OF reports from the eastern belt claiming
unfavorable conditions II was expected that the weekly
review Of the Weather Bureau Tuesday would reject
the week rains and make bullsh showing and II
that private report on conoito e
pected Tuesday. would make oullish showing southern
spor markets generally unchanged
The range oE contract prices the local market to-day
san
New-York tribune., 1906-07-17
souTHERN coTToN MARKETS.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

ifs--2oe. July Is-cloEing: WHEAT--sp0t, nominal;
- Eszey. Jay sAG: September, 6s 7Ssd: Dece1a
4 g COEN-Eoot quiet. American mixed, ol1,
eEis-i t1IEes quiet July 80 7Ad. sePtsmbsr. q ~
itev --ailscisn steady. s. 5Md. FLOUEl-St- Louis
- .llss STEADY Al s. 3D. HOPE-In London Q2clnc
- ese@cE AZ = 5sG65 l5s. BEEE easy; extra Ladla
r-9l PORK nominal. HAEE-Slort cut, - 70 10
eas BAC0N strong. CUMBERLAND cut % 70 80
= clear middles, Lgnz- = 70 - 70 Us ga
% = - - p. 53s; no ~ % q ID BIS clear
= . Ie n. SIS Cd SHOULDEItS-S9gaTe II 20
49, sFolg eos I.aRD strong; prime Western, u
"A s s1 American refined IN pals. Sos "a BIl- -
q n --1al CHEESE drT; American nnesI white, ea9
ca T----orec. afs Ca TALLlOW-FEtIns city steaay rs
r s.-tE IIegE-SplgIts 68li. IS ca ItOslN-sSSess
49,. = 10sze- ---Ct< S4z
New-York tribune., 1906-07-17
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

r.--.lpooL July Is-Cloain9: COTToN-sDot guiss;
~ - - points oEer A.1eTteAn H5aaiiHg AR 1L,Siie
= So ordinary. 5-70d: ordinary. 5o0o 1ne sAses %
ID - sse 600 bales, Of which 300 were Ios
ezport and included 200 bales American Re
Es 200 bales. including 200 bales AI9sf5e95S1- TO-
- oIenee easier and closed quiet American hlla-
eseg July. sd; July ana August, b-sld: Aug1et
- aer. 1890 74d: September and OclooeE, o-oog
-, oeto5e- and November 66495 esd; EoyenbeT ana
- lo55. Cd December and January e-oos2.o1S
ezc Feoruary . 6sG5 SD: February ana 4arcn
al le March and April 3 6sd. April and Nay. b69d
-Ns ana June. SOD
New-York tribune., 1906-07-17


anda are
the acquisition OF
Freight oHves
Hopper Bottom GondoIas
Box Cars
with
L E.
Railway
be o
G
l. E.
to the signed
A THESE CERTIFICATES,
BALANCE SUBJECT PRIOR SALE PRICES
BROWN BROTHERS co.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-17
EnTTEK

NUIICk
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, located at NcCumber,
in the State Of North Dakota closing its aairS All
note holders and other creditors OF the association
therefore hereby notified other
claims for payment.
Dated AfccuTnber. N. D. May Ist. 1908
New-York tribune., 1906-07-17

elevator and 59lie b aAoat; No white Sic No
yellow, 6O4ec o ahoat OATS-In sympathy with
corn and better crop reports sections the
market for also easier The visible supply
creased 2b, 600 bush. New the market
easy closing as follows track by sample basis: Mixed
- TO 81 10, 4Sc; natural white 80 No. z644
clipped white IS 30 ~ AN 940a RYE-Market dull:
No 2 Western. O719c. nominal New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-17
WABASH BONDS IN PARIS.
u7E 100000 Of Equipment Issue Ex-
peeted to Find Ready Sale.

Pzrs July ls-The Bank OF Dupont & Furland
o-iav issued a circular TO French investors offer
Y E1Ese5 OF Wabash ~ per cent bonds. These
ss known as equipment bonds. the entire Issue Of
rtith vii be taken Up by Lee, Higginson & Co,
q Buston who n0w offer them through the Bank
Il Dspunt & Frriand The circular sets forth the
srsng.h OF the wabash road as being the part OF
lie G5ld system linking Buffalo. Pittsburg. Chi
Ogo s. Louis and Kansas City. A letter Of
President Delano, accompanying the bonds. says
Aa fhs proceeds viii be used 70 purchase eighty
i1sanotives 400 50-ton freight and 1900 20
tol freight cars. 10 be delivered before December
1eu
The Indications are that the bonds via ind a
gs25y narke-. owing 70 the desire Of the French
q withdraw from their precarious Russian invest
ns11s The governments proposal for income
III e also inducing French investors to seek op-
pcrt1l-tles 10 place money abroad
Ia b0nd issue offered IN Paris yesterday was an
,8glced by the Wabash Railroad Company, in a
CIRCULAR dated July ! 1896 The bonds are 20 be
Issasmed in instruments Of $4,000 each. or per
VI q the total issue. every six months. beginning
a-T :. 49, me entire issue being retired at the
Cd q ten years from that date. The terms offered
I2tu-Les make the net return on the bonds
sslsl 70 per cent
New-York tribune., 1906-07-17

AZ the Produce Exchange At noon todayl Hudson River
Railroad 100; Erie $40: Pennsylvania, S0 Delaware.
Ohio TO- Central OF New Jersey. 1JO river boats 1SO
New-York tribune., 1906-07-17

Coffee cables: Rio. holiday; Santos holiday. Hamburg
Coffee market opened unchanged TO 4 pig higher
m was net unchanged 70 4 pig higher sales. 2400O
lower m unchanged. holiday; sales 900 bags
The statistical position OF follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-17
Dividend Notices.

HONEsTAKE MINING co.
Mills Building. Is Broad Street.
New York. July = 4fOG
DIVIDEND NO. 30l
DIVIDEND NO. 891 OF FIFTY (0O) CENTS
per share has been declared payable Transfer
Agency IN New York. 25th inst
Transfer books close the 10th inst
LOUNSBERY & CO. Transfer Agantas
New-York tribune., 1906-07-17

Commercial Trust Company of Philadelphia. Trustee
New-York tribune., 1906-07-17

TTV7E z MIRIAM COYRIERE AGENCY. $50 6Es A.
II New York City Takes specially OF censcie1.ir--C
furnishing parents fun information Of good schools ao
irstrIIctors in branches Established 1sso-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-17
Financial.
S4,000,000
Norfolk and Western Railway Equipment Trust
40 Gold Certificates
Dividends Payable

Series g, May 1st and November 1sf.
Series Il, Jane 1st and December 1St.
Series J, January 1st and July 1st.
Series 4, February 1st and August 1st.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-08

THE Moberly Mo- Monitor, refer
ring to the question OF insurance rates
in Mexico, editorially says: bob
White, OF the Mexico LEDGER, is ever
industrious, and Of late has been inter-
esting his energies in an endeavor to
reduce FIRE insurance rates 10 bis
home city. He, q day or 50 since, re-
eeiyed . letter from the renowned
Fetter, the rate fixer for Missouri,
stating that If that city would keep
a fire department Of about fifteen
paid men, eight or ten horses and a
BALI dozen engines and other fire ap-
pliances, there might be some place
In the city where the rate could be
slightly reduced, but their would be a
number Of risks, even with all the
suggested improvement that would
be raised. There is nothing small
about Fetter, not even his insurance
rates, for he has never been known to
fetter them. Just what move Col.
White will make next we are not In
formed, but we hope he will continue
to worry them until he accomplishes
| results -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-03-08

In bis remarks at the funeral Tues
day Rev A. A. Wallace paid the fol-
lowing tribute to Prof. D. A. Nc
MILAN. There was in the life which
has just closed many characteristics
which made it worthy Of notice. Pro-
minent among the features Of his char
acter was a strong devotion to duty.
His quick step, his earnest bearing,
and his diligent pursuit Of bis work
all spoke eloquently of bis devotion to
obligation. His coming back to the
school from a sick bed and bis person
al direction Of 1t for some weeks after
be was unable to be present in person
were merely the expressions in action,
Of a heart AMI mind that had nightly
grasped the idea Of duty and followed
1t unceasing. There was also a com
bined hopefulness and helpfulness In
bis life as a teacher that meant much.
1t was because he was full OF hope for
even the notable bad one that be was
willing to give him the most possible
help He was just, and yet bis justice
was shot through with large mercy.
The conception Of life was high. His
acquisition OF knowledge was not
merely for the sake Of possession, but
In order TO character, influence, and
usefulness. His mind dwelt on high
themes and he needed as few do, the
Injunction OF the Apostle 10 th ink 90
whatsoever Is honest. true, just, pure,
lovely and Of good report. These vir.
tues be showed because he was at
heart a man OF deeply religious nature
A high conception OF moral duty
dwelt side by side with a sense Of the
imperfection and the sin OF human
nature. He loved 10 think OF God as
the fountain Of all good temporal and
spiritual. he believed In the Fathers
care for His people. BE had a deep
and earnest grasp Of the great fact of
atonement for mans sin and held as
the central Idea OF religion the work
accomplished for US by the Saviour.
The covenant relation 10 which the
child stands &c God was TO him q
thought Of precious value. And into
all his life went his religion. 1t was
not obtruded but was carried ln bis
whole make up. For such a life We
must be grateful The way OF the up
right is 10 depart from evil; be that
keepeth bis way ~preserveth his soul.''