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Reann and Seeds

White and Pink Beans are quoted frm but
Limas are easy. There is still fair demand
for mixed cars for shipment.
BEANS-Per ctl; Bayos. $3.s5@4: Pea, So. 10
s.. 60; Pink. 81 s001 90: Red. s8 350S3. so;
Lima, $4.40@s-45; Red Kidneys. S41425;
Blackeye, $5.50@515; Butter, S4.25 per cti
SEEDS-Brown Mustard, $s.50G4 rs: Yel-
low Mustard. So. 3.5o@875; Flaxseed. 50. .50@3;
Canary, eQ64c; Alfalfa. 12c; Rape. 2h@3c:
Timothy, &c; Hemp, 5G15 Ac per lb: Millet 3G
31ae; broom Corn Seed, $20dl21 per ton
DRIED PEAS-Niles, nominal; Green Peas.
s.. .b0G2.76 per ctl.
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, July 6.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour easy: No spring wheat, s2@
S8c; No. 3: 7eqs2c, No red, soA @sohe;
3s%c; No. 2 white, s0n4lc; No white, sra
39hc; No rye, 60c; good feeding barley. SEQ
4lei fair 70 choice mating 4a@sic; No.
prime timothy seed. 81: clover. contract grades
$l1.25; short ribs sides Qoose1, SO. .4519 80; mess
pork. per bill. 17.50g17 .55; lard,~ per 100 lbs
ss.s21s; snort clear sides (boxedl, SS.7509.sTM;
whisky, basis OF high wines. 81 o.
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Butter, Cheese and E~es.

CHICAGO. July e.--On the Produce Exchange
today the Butter market was steady; oreameries
15020e; dairies, 15l1Gc. Eggs, steady: al
mark, cases included. 12@14hc; frsts, ilhe;
prime hrsts, Ice; extras. 1sc. Cheese, steady
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PnuIfry.

The Poultry market was In fair shape and
kept well cleaned MP, the receipts being light
and trade of fair proportions Large young
Chickens still led in point of demand and firm
ness.
POULTRY-Per dozen: Hens, S550a650 for
large and S350@4. 80 for small; old boosters
3.5o0s4 young Roosters. S56es; Fryers, SO. 50o1
$3.50; large Broers. s3l3.50; small Broilcrs
$2@2.50; Pigeons, S101.25; SQUADS 81. .256f1 so
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Foreign Futures.
Northern business.

PORTLAND. July e.-Clearings OPS; bal
ances, $SI, 730.
SEATTLE July e--clearings, 81, ,ao1; bal
sPoKANE. July e.--Clearings. $685.. $50; bal
TACOMA. July s.-ClearIngs. s544. 4.5o2; bal
ances $780, 900.
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Hay and FeedstufYs.

Bran is soc higher. Other FeedstuRs are
unchanged,
or the receipts of sos tons of Hay yesterday
there were only Il cars, all the rest coming in
by water. The market was reported weak II
is possible that prices for the new crop will
be established today.
The Chicago Record Herald Of yesterday said
The verdict of the 400 delegates TO the Ma
tional Hay Dealers Association which con-
cluded it's session at Put-n-Bay last night was
rather startling. The consensus of opinion was
that the total Hay crop this year will not ex.
coed TO per cent OF the average OF the last
years and so TO 65 per cent of last years crop.
The clover crop was voted a practical failure and
timothy thin on the ground aud Short
BRAN-S206 q. 90 per ton.
MIDDIINGS-S26030 per ton.
SHORTS-$oI me2 per ton
FEEDSTUFFS - Rolled Barley s22M23.
Mixed Feed, so3@24; 0ilcake Meal in 5-ton lots,
$780,. jobhing sss per tom; Cocoanut Cake
or meal at mills. s23 In 10 and s23. 90 in ton
lots; jobbing, s24: Corn Meal, S2s@29; Cracked
Corn, $2s 50@2e.50; Horse Beans. nominal;
Broom Corn Feed. 90c per ctl; Alfalfa Meal,
carload lots, Sl9.50; jobbing $50 per ton;
Mealfalfa, $3.50 In car lots and $50 In smaller
Quantities.
HAY-old crop--Choice Wheat, s170Is per
ton: good Wheat sI5@16; other grades Wheat,
Sl2414; Wheat and Dat. s12@16; Tame Oat
slo@15: Wild oat, slo@12; Alfalfa. s10@I2;
STRAW-300l55c per bale.
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Bank Clearances.

NEW YORK. July e-The following table
compiled by nradStreet. shows the bank clear
lngs az the principal cities for the week ended
July ., with the percentage Of increase and de.
erease as compared with the corresponding week
last year:
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General DIercbaudIse.

COAI--Welifngton, WOO per ton; New
beaver a $50 Rosyn ST. Coos Bsy
Richmond, $3.50; Cumberland. sl4 In bulk and
$i5.25 IN sacks: Camel. 50 per ton; Coke s1I 80
ola per ton in bulk and $l5 in sacks; Rocky
Mountain descriptions, $3.50 per short ton.
OILS-Quotat.ons are for barrels; for cases
add Sc: Linseed 52c per gallon for boiled and
Bakers AA. cases. S1.226e1.24: Lucol. soc for
boiled and 4Sc for raw China Nut. cases, 6SGn
7sc per gallon; Cocoanut Oil. in barrels. 5sc
for Ceylon and 55c for Australian: extra bieached
Oh. 6sc; extra bleached winter Whale Oil.
G0c: natural Whale on. 55c; extra winter
strained Lard oil. S4c; No. Lard Oil, 74c;
Pure Neatsfeot Oil, 75c; No. ! Neatsfoot Oil.
671se; Herring on. 40c; Salmon Oil, 85c; boiled
Fish a on, s5ci Paint on; sSc;
Coal OIL in bulk, i01ac; Pearl Oil, in cases,
lie; Astral. lie; Star, lie; Extra Star. zoe;
Elaine. 26c; Eocene. 19c: Stove Gasoline, In
bulk, 1713c; in cases. 24c: Motor Gasoline, in
tillate, iron barrels or drums. &c; No. do, SIZE,
cases, nc more; Benzine in hulk, I21hc; IN
cases. Ice; s6'degree Gasoline in bulk. 30e; in
cases 3Gc.
TURPENTINE-ssc per gallon IN cases ann
TIC in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead, S@Shc
tity.
SUGAR-The, Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes. net cash: Cubes A, Crushed and
Fine Crushed. 4S0c: Powdered. 4.85c; Candy
Granulated. 485e; Fine, Fruit or Coarse Granu-
lated. 4.55c: Beet Granuated nOO-lb bags onIyl,
4.3Jc Confectioncrs' A.. e.55c; Magnolia A
4.l5c: Extra c, 4.e5c Golden O. 3a6c: ID. 3s5c
II. & e. Crystal Dominos 7.55c; Tablets half
bbls, 5.oJc; boxes 5.S0e per ID. Barrels ana
more per 1G0 lbs for all grades. 70 order tnken
for less than 70 barrels or its equivalent.
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New York Cotton nrarke

NEW YORK, July 8.--CoTTON--Spot closed
steady. MiddlinR uplands. 10. SOC; middlng duif.
IL 05c Sales. 3075 bales.
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Condition of the Treasury.

WARRINGTON, July 6.-Today's Treasury
statement shows: Available cash balance S1I8..
456 $50; gold coin and bullion, S92 $50. .e5e; gold
certificates, s43, III 900.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Northern Wheat Market.

ST. LOUIS, July 8.--Wool, steady Territory
and Western mediums, 24@28c; fine medium. is
0l22c; nne. l6Q20c.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bulllon

A Washington dispatch yesterday said: The
Treasury Department has authorized the tele-
graphic transfer of 81 5O0,0o0 currency from San
Francisco to New York. This is expected to
be made today or tomorrow
Silver advanced &c
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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL SATURDAY. JULY J, 1906.

age I81sc. steady; Western new. 15c. steady.
EGGS-Caiifornia fresh selected, 2lc per
dozen. steady; irsts, 19c, steady; seconds. 1sc.
steady.
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,adn 500 265 f1Q

Total Canada .$92, 2G5, I1s AZ
balances paid IN cash. s&Not included IN TO
tails because containing other items than clear
ings. ''.Not included in totals Comparisons In
complete.
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Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
Regular Morning and Informal Sessions.
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London CIosing Stocks.

p Bsr siIver-steady: 70 l5-1ed per ounce.
Aoneg-lh dl3s per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is per cent and for three months
bills l-J6 per cent.
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WASHINGTON.
TACOMA. July G.-WHEAT--Unchanged; blue
sten- zac. cinb- Tic. red CSC.
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Deciduoua and Citrus Fruits.

Receipts of deciduous fruits continued heavy.
but the eQlarket not SO badly congesteo as
on the preceding day and prices Tor sererat h ar
rivals of Figs did little better ana silgnty
higher prices ruled for Cherries, Currants loose
Apricots and choice Plums. Quotations TOR the
latter had wide range as to variety, nne feacn
Plums being in good request at II per erate,
while the common kinds were selling around
50@60c. Highly colored offerings OF fine Apples
we're in good demand at stiff rates. but the mar
ket was overstocked with trashy stock, for which
there were no regular prices The Gamers were
taking Apricots at $a0@60 per ton and were also
buying MaIinda Strawberries and black Logan
berries. Another carload of watermelons came
IN from the Coaehella Valley and the Melons
were held at &c per pound.
BERRIES-StrawheTrieS, SJ01 per chest Tor
Lonyworths and S3.B0@5 for the large varieties.
Backberries, s5.50G5 per chesti Kaspberries,
S4@7 per chest; Loganherries. $4@5 per chest
for red and s29sSo for isss; black -, ,..wa.. :,
CuRRANTS-75c per drawer.
APPLES-$1.i0@1.25 per box for fancy and
50cMS1 for common to choice.
Lawson and 50@T5c for other varieties.
APRICoTs-7oc@Sl per box or crate; In bulk.
PEACiIEs-Large boxes. socGs1.25; small
boxes. 50dr75c.
PLUMs-Crates, 5oc@sl; small boxes and
PRuNEs@crates. 75c@s1; small boxes and
baskets 75Qs5c.
FIGs-Per box-Double layer, 5oGf7sc; single
laysP yA 4os jsTs lsSse 30 boxes; s, 81 srate
MEL0NS-Cantaloupes 50660c for small and
sl.50@225 for large crates.
CITRUS FRuITs-Per box: Oranges. Naveis,
for fancy. So 25QS.50 for choice and $2@3 for
standards; Grape Fruit s2.5e@s.5o; Lines, SEQ
TROPICAL FRuITs-Bsnanas, s1.2ba2 per
bunch for Hawaiian and 2.50@2,25 for Central
American; Pineapples, $1-50@2 per dozen.
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OAKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE.

OAKLAND. July 6.--Following are the sales
and closing quotations today on the Oakland
Stock and Bond Exchange:
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Family RetniI Market.

Eggs are slightly higher this week and light
weight squares of Butter are a little dearor.
Price changes IN other lines OF produce are few
and unimportant, the market being literally sup
piled with everything. Watermel0ns and Pears
are. added TO the list OF Fruits.
COAL. PER TON
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Wheat and other Grains.

wHEAT-Foreign futures were lower Chicago
showed no particular change. -,
ers located in the principal winter Wheat grow
ing sections show the following: Except in
above expectation. The quality Is good. gener-
ally better than last year. and Is the best In
many years. large movement is looked fes
with favorable weather. In Texas the yield
is below expectations and the quality of the
grain is only fair and farmers are selling from
the thresher,. In Nebraska and Michigan the
crop Is smaller than last year, though larger
Toledo ,wires: Average yield Of Wheat per
bushels, last year 80 900 600 Conditisn, June,
II; 90 per cent harvested by June 80; quality,
In this market the spot grain remained about
as before quoted, without much doing. Futures
were rather lower
California Club, si.321 QI.35: California
White Australian, s., ,4o@l;45; lower grades
Sors.In Bussem NgEfasEP s. 3 flss
Northern Red. si.a2H@I ;aS per ctl.
10 to II: 80 o'clock Session.
December ogsss H'sP sS sss .i,ssis c;s's
showed s m1es Tsr
clover. was offered down to 9oe. At the same
time. choice bright was held at the top quota
ton. The average run was quoted at 95@97hc.
Futures were slightly frmer.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice new Feed. 96Ac@$1; common
FUTURES
10 to IL 80 O'Clock Session.
December-No sales; 92lac bid, 92%c asked.
0ATS-New are weak. with more sellers than
buyers. Old show change. The market con-
tinues quiet.
Good to choice old Red. 81 .s0@1 .55; new are
quoted at $1.20@I.40 TO arrive. Black are
nominal at $l.22la per ctl.
CORN-All prices remain as before. The
market continues firmly held but quiet.
California, $l.55@1.6 co for small round yellow;
Western mixed, si:a2H al ,s5; Yellow, sl.s5a
i.37A; White, S1.S7l 4 40 per ctl.
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Internnl Revenue CoIlectlons.

Tho collections Of internal revenue IN the
First District Of California for the fiscal veal
ending june 30. Ieo0. were as follows:
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods.

5.10. usual terms Bakers Extras. s4.30Q4 go;
Oregon and Washington. 50. s.5O@4 per barrel.
FARINACEOUS GOODS-Prices in packages
follows: Graham Flour. So. % per 100
lbs; Rye Flour. ss.75; Rye Meal $3.50; Rice
s|c Ses Sss1 ass :. s est1; o,sa@ d.
Hominy. $4,000; Buckwheat Flonr, s4506
40: Cracked Wheat. ss.75; Farna, $3.50;
Whole Wheat Flour $50; Rolled Oats. bbls.
bbls S46o: in sacks, $4.l0: Pearl Barley. SO;
Split Pens, boxes. $3.50; Green Peas, $3.50 per
100 pounds.
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Dried Fruits and Raisins.

Both growers and packers continue firm hold
ers Of all kinds OF Dried Fruit for future de-
livery and are not making any concessions to
BUYERS. Qsotations remain as before.
FRUITS-Apricots, future delivery. IAN a
l5Ac per Ib; Eyaporated Apples. August 71a @sc.
later deliveries. 6kQ7c; Peaches, future e@
l11se. Prunes. Pa G8c for future delivery.
RAISINS-1908 erop-Seeded, 4n@6c; Loose
Mnscetels. 4e. 4iac and &c for 2, and 4
crown respectively; Seedless aye; Seedless
Snltanas. 4c: Thompson Seedless, &c for M
bleached and S@11c for bleached; Imperial,
clusters. 6-crown $3.50; Dehesa, clusters, D.
crown ST. fancy clusters, 4crown, S1.50; Lon
don Layers 3-crown, $1.10; London Layers, 2
crown, 90c@$1.
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Provisions.

Quotations continue as before, with supplies
sufficient for current needs
CURED MEATS-Bacon 13Mc per ID for
heavy lac for light medium. 15c for light, he
for extra light and 1sc for sugar cured: Dry
Salt Sides. l2e; Bellies, 13c; Eastern Sugar
151sc; II to 20 lbs. 15c; California Hams 14hc;
Mess Beef, 50 per bbl; extra Mess, $3.50; Fam
ily $40; prime Mess Pork, Sl0.50; extra clear,
Smoked Beef, lac per ID.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 7Ac for California
compound Sc for Eastern compound and 10i3c
for pure: half-barres, pure, l0Ec; l0lb tins.
11Ac; 6-lb tins, 11%c; Bib tins, lfhc.
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Meat Market.


There is nothing TO report under this
head. The market continues well supplied with
everything except small Veal
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates, per pound, from slaughterers
TO dealers follows:
BEEF-5G5&c for Steers and Az 05c for
Cows
vEAI-e@ehc for large aud T,a@shc for
small.
MUTToN-7Aasc for wethers and 707Ac
for Ewes
IAAfBS-S6S1se.
DRESSED EOGS-9t% 6l10c.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
:. The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock delivered In San Francisco, less 90 per
cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers. &c per Ib for No. 1 and ca
6Ac for No. 2; Cows and Heifers. 5h@8c; No.
2 Cows. 5Q515c: thin Cows, S@5c
CALVES-4@4lac per lb for light, 4c for
medium and 315c for heavy (gross weight
sHEEP-Wethers, 4tc per ibi Ewes, &c
(gross weight.
LAMBS-41h @4&c per 10.
HOGS-140 to $50 lbs. 61sc per ID; lao lbs
and under, ehc; $50 lbs and over. &c: Bears.
80 per cent: Stays. 30d40 per cent and Sows.
10@20 per cent of from above quotations.
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Hides, TnlIow, Wool and Hons.

HIDES-Culls and brands sell about 1s@1c
under quotations. Heavy Sailed Steers, 1Sc
medium, 12c; light, 12c; Cow Hides. 12c fol
hsasy En se d Hs for sh Stag s sad
dry Hides. 22c dry Kip, 2Oc; dry Calf, 24c
Sheepskins. sbearlings, 2o94Oc each; short
Wool. S1.25@2;t Horse Hides. salt. $313.25 FOL
large and s2.75 for medium. $2.25 for small and
SOC for Colts; Horse Hides, dry. $2@2. 25 fol
large and S1.50G1.75 for medium. $1.23 fol
small and 5oc for Colts. Buckskins-DFy Mexi,
can. 3ac; dry salted Mexican, csc; dry Central
American. 37iAc. Goatsk ins-Prme Angoras
75c; extra large do, s1.25; large, 55c; medium
50e; srcal 35c,
TALL0W-No. rendered. 4h@4%c IN bbls
Grease. 3Q3i4c.
WOoL-spring clip-san Joaquin and South
ern. IL months, 14@16c do. 6 months, 16@2oc
Middle County free, 20@23c; do, defective, 17G
zoe; Nevada, light, 2o@23c; do, heavy, 1e91sc
HoPs-1O@12c per lb for both 1905 and 1908
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-26
PROCTOR PRESIDING.
Interesting Session of College Men at
 Niddlebury To-day.

Middlebury. Vt, Oct 2s.-with Governor Fletcher D. Proctor. active president of the fraternity. presiding. the business session of the Delta UP- silon convention here was resumed today. At the conclusion of the regular business an elaborate liter arr program had been arranged for the remainder of the day. Walter Howard. profesAr of history in Mid dlebury college. was selected to de- liver the oration and Arthur |. Pope of Grove Beach. Conn. a graduate of Brown. was to read the poem. A brief public reception by Governor Proctor and officers Of the fraternity was to close the exercises
 The climax of the convention was ,o come tonight when a banquet was ,o he. held. ct which there were to be many prominent speakers. The Rev James l.. Barton. D- D.. Of Bos- ton. Mass. secretary Of the American Conrresztionzl t.oer5 of foreign nis- sso-s. vss fo set ss tnesfr1ssser. auonE the speakers expected were Trifed states Senator Redfeld Proc tor and District Attorney William T. JeroDs of Nsv rork.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-26
ONE DIVORCE GRANTED
Case of Levi Scutt Against Sarah J.
 Scut Wont 0Yor.

Judge Cases divorce mill ground out only one divorce case to-day. The parties concerned were Mrs Emma Ehouleber against Herman Shoule- Der. Attorney Bauby presented the case. The plaintiff stated that she was married in New York city on January 9, 1902, and seven months later while they were living in Wa terbury Shouleber deserted her. She knew of no reason for his going away except to evade supporting the child which was not then born. He seldom worked, but he insisted that she should not only support herself but him also and in this practice he merely carried out some old country idea. Mrs Shouleber asked for the restoration of her maiden name, Singler, but this was denied her on account of the child. She, however, was given decree.
 The other case, Levi F. Scutt against Sarah J. Scutt, went over to next week. All the motions on the short calendar went over also.
 Jury cases assigned for hearing next week are: Dr Walter F. Hinck- ley against the Radio-Chemic com pany; Edward Gaughan, administra- tor, appeal from the actions of com missioners. and Daniel Martin against the Consolidated Railroad company for Tuesday. For Wednes- day, Catherine Rogers against Will liam Doherty, Alice M. Stiles against the town of Southbury and Thomas H. Hayes against Attorney N. R.. Bronson. For Thursday, Arnold Print works against Philip A. Curran.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-26
WANTED TO DIE TOGETHER.
Wish of Marlborough Couple Was to
 Be Buried in One Grave.

Marlborough, Oct 26.-A double funeral took place this afternoon at o'clock with Rev 8. A. Abrahams. pastor of the Congregational church, officiating, when John Denler and wife, Frances Denler, were buried in the same grave. It was their desire to die and be buried together and the wish came true. Mrs Denler, after a short illness of heart failure, died about o'clock Tuesday afternoon and MT Denler died Wednesday morn ing of stomach trouble. MT Denler was 69 years of age and Mrs Denler was 87.
 They are survived by seven chill dren, three daughters, Mrs w. F. Quigg and Mrs Herman Rabschligel of this place and Mrs Charles Rein harlt of Arlington, N. J.; also four sons, August and Albert Denler of East Hampton, Otto of Manchester and Postmaster Herman Denler of Marlborough Mills. All of the chill dren were with them in their last hours.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-26
IEDDY CASE CONTINUED.
Bank Account at Naugatuck At.
 tached for n.Huuport.

Jamea Leddy of Bradleyville, who was arrested few days ago for not supporting his wife and two children, was tried before Justice Clark in Middlebury yesterday. The hearing was not long one. Leddy's defense was that he was practically turned out of the house by his father-in-law with whom he and his wife were liv- ing. It seemed that there was trouble brewing in the household and Leddys father-in-law said that If there was going to be any fuss it should not take place in his house. This nettled Leddy and he up and quit. He had the foresight to invite his wife to accompany him with the children, but she refused and he thereupon thought he was justified in refusing her support. His bank account in the Naugatuck Savings bank was next attached so that he was tied up in that direction. The case was continued thirty days.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-26
THE POLICE COURT.
Edward West Put on Probation for a
 Year by Judge Burpee.

Judge Burpee held city court to- day. Margaret Smith, new figure in city court affairs, was given until tomorrow morning to leave town. She was arrested by Officer Lachance.
 Mrs Margaret Ring was committed to Brookside for thirty days. Her husband was the complainant.
 Edward West was put on probation year ago. He paid few dollars, but has not reported since December. He was fined s10 and costs.
 Patrick Kelly was arrested on the complaint of P. ]. Donahue yester- day on charges of intoxication and breach of the peace at 7S1 East Main street. He said Kelly has been drink ing for the past month. Kelly was committed to Brookside for thirty days to sober up.