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New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
FEARS HEADQUARTERS.
BINGHAM WON'T MOVE IN.
p. S. c. Denies Subecay Construction
Has Ueakened Ne7C Structure.

There seems to be n difference Of opinion
between Police Commissioner Bingham, late of
the United States Engineering Corps. and the
members of the Public Service Commission as
to whether or not the new Police Headquarters
building in Centre street, which has already cost
the taxpayers three-quarters Of a million dol
lars. is safe for occupancy. When Commissioner
Bingham was asked yesterday when he intend
ed To move into the new building he said that
IT might not be for 4 year and half, as ne
had grave fears as to its safety. He said that
the foundations had been weakened by the
building of a subway loop. and that the
engineers in charge of the building had started
to put in additional plling to support the weight
OF the structure. The Commissioner referred 10
the fact that three large water mains had burst
and discharged a flood of water into the base
ment of the building and also weakened it.
When the inquiry was made at the Office Of
the Public Service Commission regarding the
fears for the building. Chairman Wilcox said
that he knew nothing of the matter. Com
missioner Eustis said:
Every building that consider 10 be in
danger from the subway tearing
down We not going TO tear down any
portion OF the new Police Headquarters Build
ing. and as far / informed there Is
danger whatever to the structure"
Henry =. Seaman. chief engineer 10 the Com
missioner. when asked about the matter said
that the building perfectly safe and as far
as its occupancy was concerned 1t need not be
delayed day account of the subway
work.
They can put all the weight they want IN
the building" said Seaman. land IT will be en-
tirely safe. Buildings are underpinned every
DAY and continue TO be occupied with perfect
V-a b1z ally adyy
ming under a part Of the building. but We are
moi gnine TO tear down any part Of IL"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
COURT AIDS THE SHOWS
Bingham Nearly Szramped 1rith In
;uucti0ps Hampering Police.

So far as the theatres are concerned to-uaS
ne no different from last Sunday one thed'ie nc
;,s ,oovfns rict,Ires enjoined by the courts I'ie
humorous moving picture companies comoi'ed Ee>
toriav and got niunctions from Justice Greenodu!h
10 prevent the police from interfering WIN t"ei,
educational and moral uplift OF the masses " o.
seventv-ntne Of these injunctions were served yes
tarfIav on Commissioner Bingham hloSO VI '
from, the penny and nickel resorts
,,,,r,fssioncr bingham gave definite orders 10
his mon Il cannot do that. he said. after oeihs
served with the seventy-ninth Injunction tor thtIe
sacr,s to be no clear conception cannot CIV
definite orders 10 my men. for nave no ue"''i''
ir,ernretation what TO do from the Corporation
,-,,rsaI the only one who tell me just what Il
the law Therefore the patrolmen must 10 'aFse
.x,art uee their own discretion until we get some
thing more definite -
Iustico c,reenbaum started to pry off the lid when
he gave an ex parte omnibus injunction IN tI'e
unusual form of a bill Of peace. restraining ''io
noIice from Interfering with sixty-one moving pct
,1re shows This injunction was sought oy u ~
Isooars Thomas GlIoran. Mcdonald Bost"lch
counsel for the Moving Picture Association. "n'
hundred members strong. Not only does IL keep
.na no,ice from interfering with the moving pct
res but il also enoins the police from interfering
NTH sacred or educational lectures. whether
Illustrated or not. Admission does not count one
way the other
Injunction should not be made permanent An
other blanket injunction was obtained later by
I[,oh woman with shows in Sixth avenue and
pro.dvav She submitted letters from various
Church dienitaries to show that her shows were OF
the most educational character Her injunction Is
returnable tomorrow. Later other moving picture
shows got seventeen injunctions. NO saloons ap
piled They did need any
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
CALLS THE REV, w, p HARMON

The First Congregational Church of Rverhead
has extended call TO the Rev. Willard T. Harmon
of Brooklyn. formerly associate pastor of the Cen
tra Church or Brooklyn. of which the Rev. Or.
Cadman is pastor. Mr. Harmon also pastor of
the Plymouth Church. Hc Is TO take the place of
the Rev. Ansel e. Johnson, who recently resigned
To go Colorado Springs.
Mr.. Harmon's call practically unanimous
only two of the sixty parishoners present voting
against him The Congregational Church Society
of Riverhcad has the money subscribed TO build a
5000 church building which work will
begin in the spring.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
NEW CENTS TO CoNEY ISLAND BILL.
It Will Be introduced in Legislature by
assemblyman Wagner

Assemblynan Robert Wagner will introduce
soon after the Legislature convenes, a new five-
cent fare 10 Coney Island bill. Mr. Wagner has
been promised the support Of the majority Of
the Tammany Assemblymen and intends 10
make a hard fight TO get this bill through both
branches Of the Legislature
Mr. Wagner introduced the same bill last veas
It passed the Assembly. but after hard fight
was defeated in the Senate.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
NO MONEY FOR EDDY eENEFIcIARIEs
TBy Telegraph 10 The II

Boston, Dec. 2S.-Whie Mrs. Eddy is giving
s. 10000 to found a Christian Science school, the
benefciares of the sl2000 trust fund she aside
for her son. George ". Glover, and his daughter
are failing TO receive any benefit from it, because
they brought legal proceedings against her Ex-
Senator Chandler is in Boston, preparing
reopen legal proceedings against trustees of the
fund He will raise the issue whether the pro-
vision deprvng the beneiciaries of the fund of its
use because they parties to the suit is not
void as being against public policy.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
ECLIPSE OF THE SUN JANUARY 3

Washington. Dec. 2S-An eclipse of the will
occur on January g. and will be partially visible
in the Southern States and on the western coast
of North America Although the Naval Observa-
tory interested official parties have been sent
out by the government The eclipse Will be total
at Flint Island. in the Pacific. and will be OBJ
served by party from Lick Observatory in charge
of Professor W. Campbell, which has been con-
veyed there from Tahiti the gunboat Annapolis
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
HANG AGED NEGRO FOR SPORT.

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l
Wilmington Dell Dec. 2S--Word reached here to-
dav of the attempted lynching of James webster
an aged negro. by a drunken mob at Rowlandsvlile
Md yesterday. Several hundred men attended
shooting match at that place, and although 1t is a
dry" town it is said that marksmen and spec
tators both got drunk. The negro was round IN
toxicated in a wagon and the roysterers hanged him
from q bridge in sport where he cut down by
citizens after the mob had gone. He VIII recover
The mob literally 'shot up" the town.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
DOUBLE EAGLE PREMIUM SCARS.

The premium the wire edge" twenty y-dolar
gold pieces of 1907, the coinage of which was
stopped after only very few thousand pieces had
struck is steadily advancing. One of the local
banks yesterday had commission to buy ono of
the coins for customer and had to pay S37 for it
Practically all of the pieces in the possession
of collectors
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
MAYOR TO INTERcEDE FOR STRIKERS

Philadelphia, Dec. 2S.-Mayor Reyburn announced
to-day that he would write letter to the officials
of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company asking
them to reinstate any men who may have been dis
charged because Of their activity in the agitation
for higher wages.
The refusal of the directors of the company to
grant a conference has led To revival of strike
talk although conservative motormen and
ductors voice the opinion that such action is not
probable
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
SHARE WILMINGTON OPERA HOUSE.

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Wilmington, Del. Dec 8-It was announced to-
day that Burt. Ncolai & Meadow, of New York.
have effected deal with Nixon 4 Zimmerman, OF
Philadelphia whereby the Wilmington Opera
House. leased by the latter firm. will be used joint
". This will make unnecessary s15o0o theatre
here for which the New Y-7k I'm recently bought
. siO
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
BRoCKToN SHOE BUSINESS BOOMING.

GBy Telegraph The Tribune
Brock ton. Mass. Dec. 2S.-ShOe shipments from
Brockton for the year ended to-day total Sl2. 76t
cases. the greatest number in the history OF the city
This represents s4O.1099 9O3 Of business. indi-
Gates the sale of Il, O44 pairs of shoes. Brock
ton manufacturers to-day expressed themselves as
confident that the business In 1908 would surpa IS
that of the last twelve months.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
CORES EARLY AMBITION REALIZED.
[Ry Telegraph to The Tribune-l

ISy telegraph to The Trfbune-I
Iawton, Okla. Dec. 2S-Thomas Pryor Gore, the
blind United States Senator, will start tomorrow
for his old home in oxford. Miss. TO which ne mas
never returned since his childhood
When he left oxford he declared that he would
NOT r4..srn until he was elected Senator
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
CAMBRIA STEEL PLANT TO RESUME

Johustown, Penn, Dec. 2s.-Announcemcnt was
made to-day that on January / practically every
department of the Cambria Steel Company plant
here would resume operations. and that fully 20
per cent of the laid off during the recent dnau-
cial strngcncy would return TO work. over four
thousand men affected.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
INCORPORATED IN ILLINOIS.

TBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Springfield, Ill, Dec. 2S-The Secretary of State
issued license TO incorporate in Illinois to-day to
A. Necker Son. of Jersey City. with a capital
stock of 81 0oo0o0 The corporation will operate
in Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
CITY SUES FOR RAILROAD RECEIPTS.
Seeks to Collect the Per Cent Due It Under
an Old Law.

The city will sue The Brooklyn, Queens County
and Suburban Railroad Company for $500 95TS so
Tomorrow TIE claim is on account OF fie Old
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16
tleber bic 3lbtHrsnns Der G(rf cite,
tetk.

.Ssit Der SnouFriaIismus rem
Gburutter Der 9rtFli&eu arbeit oIs
zines BON Soft segebsnen 8erufes unb
&mtes bsrDifGte, leIen mir Bel ReBs
tnser IN Dem nglrbeit unb RapitaI"
Gberidrisb,n.n abf9uttt f.tnts 8utes
lbsr bic .0OItsptrtbi6aft in ibren
Littlid.H 6runOlusen", .Ieitbem Sic
arbsit nur nod als Mitt,l gait, fix
ben RGpitaIitsn @ertbs su fdaff.n,
iettbtm bat Sts @.ptnnIu&t BEN ars
tsitstus tmmsrfOrt SeF.ts.rt, bic Or.
beitRsstt bate nur nod S&roRten in
her pbpIiTAsn llnmDsIi9teit." nit
unbsr.n @orteu, irdbt.nb Der Serrs
i4aft bss Mun9eftrtbums purbe 81.
Grbsttsasit ins WabIOIs s.fttissrt, 70
bab lie ~ @esinn bss ptrFipIIensn
Sebrbunb.rts in England in mdn4.R
Betrisben bis su 20 Stunb.n GuSee.
hebnt ipur6e. un6 bo @~rpbbritdns
nitn ais MuItertan6 Der Rdtiondloios
monte gait, 70 marO aud IN onctrn
GGnotrn bic @erldRgeruna Der ars
btitsleit sur 9sglettsrT6einuHg bss
Jnoutriulismus. Der in McI@inen
ongsltstt W.rtb mar Iebr arOb; has
prDftfrebsn Der Gabtitonttn Iies Iis
NIT Der 3tit seiaer, ptil ods unaeltote
Rnpitdl mSeltait raid Dsrmebrf ipsrb
ben iOlIts. giit bem grEorten Der Nrs
bsttersttpsrtfdaften btsdnn Sunn Der
Rampf nm bic 8%ertlrsuuo Der ms
WabloIt ousgeSebnten Mrbeitsseit, Ter
bts IN urItre 3eit bineinrdgf, neil
man4e Hnternebmer nod INNER niGt
oarou sIdubtn popsrL bab bic tiir3.re
NrbtitsSsit, nett baOOn entFtrnt, cine
Jn6uftrie Su @runbe su ri6ten, Sic
Itttiung Der glrbeiter asTteta,rt
unb ourum aud cine Srs
hobang bss 2obnes srm5aIimt Eat.
Dis @srtrei.r Der 9etpsgung FIT Gin,
bbrurg bts a8fRuubentoos baden
N bieier 8e3iebung Elm ibsr3euatnbsI
Waterfall gtidmmtlt. Srpbbem Sc
tttsbt IN seiptIisn RrtiIsR nod INNER
en- gorlrtbeil gsaen bic SsrabIebund
Der 3obl Der arbsitsFunben ouf elm
p.rnintttses WoB, unb iens, bic nan
ht.lsr Ridtuns daiti.ren, mSe.n a
nun sin5elns M1nnsr pber Mrbeifeys
etrbanbt IstR. rpsrbsu Don BEN @srire.
tern Der Iunssn Grbeitss.it ale Dtmas
gcasr tinb 8efOrOsrer Der @rbeils.
i@tu btnesFeIlt. ga, monht qerb
a!nub.n behouptsn III biirftn. Sos Ser
@sDttisr tHfoIss Sss gsriirsuns bsr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16

@tr rppuen unieren Geiern elm
ordtltd uerEHern baB Spihee's
Berman sprup beutautaee polltlo
Sos einaise &rdparut i'm Mnrtte u
peld1es ghwinoIuHt linoert uno
beilt. sc eptbdit bic Gteenmittel,
als reiner Cheer, Iussug BON Bllar.
,enhor, u, % welfe als Setlnlttel
iar SuSten unb Shminoiutt BON Den
nebeaivit4 Ser G~pnsrsNen 10 bod ae'
;h6bt 40. Der Shwinoihttee,
einerlei Oh bic sarautbeit i'm Dale
ober aunee, mus bes 9ntts &ube
bobe unb 6es Muroeu8 trei letu BON
gnidue BON trudeneu uno tplternoen
5uiten. Die ertrnntten 2betle per-
amen nab &ube, beilenoer uno
8ebanbluue, uno Der Eas
ti,rt beoarI Der Friiden Sutt, outer
Ireien Guswuris oes Nor'
,ens, nit lhueIer unb o%ausrnoer
9%lnoeruua. aleine 6ldlhHet s'
IS Gents eemDbntiGe @rDbe nabean
\ Wtal 10 uiel ertbalteno % Gents.
I'll aUen Gpotheten aa bnben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16

ls61-18e5 bsrporestrodt tatten.
Rireenbs baden tIeinii1s @srbpte bic
Birqtr Dey GibTtaotrn Oordn gtbins
bert, ibren 5ii5ysrn 9entmGler gu er'
ridten, bic dlten gratien ~uniformsn 80
trager, oDsr bas Banner nit ben
Itars unS bars gu iiibrsn. llno infoIses
beffsn ft bellte bas Bolt oes Si0ens
bsriDbnt, ia, nit ben Sabrsn 1T bic
Gin1i6t seiommsn, baB es gut mar,
bdb Der fir bic Ginbsit bes 2anbss
fdmpfenbs She'll bes dmeEitaniIneH
Bottles i'm Rrisse bic Sber6unb ers
Iungte. - qrcuben bagegen OsrTu6t es
ben goIsn gegeHibsr NIT BEN 3ipdHg;
unb stpnr nit .insm 3pang, Der etipa3
bprdaus pOrmdr3Iihes, ubIoIutiItiI6es
an fia BAT, ber gang buna9 ansetban
III, iene gu erbittern, bic iin ibm MOTHS
g%sbrungener Deiie fiigsn miifien.
GO laien mir tiir3li9 in einem Gems
t~rumsblatts caB bic Dor tursem in
@efpreuben fattssba6tsR Giiirms
unb ttnpstter in SaTdpib Elm felt I'M.
btntbarsn 3eittn ltebenbes b5t3ers
mes areu3 ssrit0rt babsn. Die
aatbolitsn bes 0orFes bsI1loTisn, elm
ueues unb 3tpdr Elm eiiernes &reu3 an
bsrisIben StsIle o~uf3uFslIen. GteIss
bat ieoo6 bic bortt9e 9oIi5eibebDrbs
pbne angu6e irgeno zines @runbes
Dsrbot.n. - llnb uls in poT.n bic an'
stbDris.n Der ct. Wartinss pfarrt
lire SduTer fir bic b.lriss Srobns
Ist@ndmsprOSeIiipn geitmiidt bdtten,
bd aststs bic 5runt Der @obuuns bes
Reihstd9sabgeprbnsten Gbr3dnofpstt
ben i6oniten S9mud. Gs fpartn ba'
gu absr gum srSbtsn GntieBeH btr
pOIissi aud ip.iBrOtbs 9Gnbsr bers
lpduOt pOrosu. pa bic Sbiirsn Der
MObnung BEG Gb. ptrI6lo1ien tparsn,
.ntf.rnt. bic pOIiast nit Siilfe elmer
2siter bic seFdbrIidsn Detos
rntionsu. 2ouisuos 3uI6ouer parsR
- @etB Inb Rptb itnb nun
hi. alien Sarbsn poIens -
aber bisrSulunbs bat nod niemdno ges
bab bic Rspublit bebrubt Iei,
tDeun bic GptstopaI : Stride ben Sps
aarls l. - hires t6nigli9.R
Wdrtprers - bessbt. - limb aug Der
RSIn. @OIts3tg. erfabrsn mir, SaB bic
pOltSeibeb6rbs in Derl Dem betannten
ptffGIiihen DuIIfabrtsOrt) BE Niis
Der poInif1sn ptIaer
DerbOten babe. On bieIer barns
Ioien aopf6eosdung, bic in benz Bers
IebrsIebsn Der GrOBitdots cine tbpii6s
Srfd.tnung bilbst, cat bisber nod nies
nono Gnitob genommsn, I6reibt baau
oas gsnannte 9Idtt. gm 80. b. ID.
'oIlte cine WulIfd6rt Der Bolen aus
zen Sstanaten 0ortmunS, S6rbe uRS
na9 @erI erIpIgsn. 81. 30.
tSetberpaltuns bat ert!Grt, fie per6t
ne @rIau6nis nrr inter Der gebinS
Jung gtber, odB BEL Der pro3eiiton geI
9sreiHsmiibsn ui6t mebr getral
ZEN piirSen. 9i.fes @.r6ot but ben
gebabt OuB elm fiji 1900 QoIen
Grtrdaug dbgsfdet perben
neil Is polnif@e @ereins lire
Lbeilnabms an Der prOStIiiDn in @erl
muGtsn.
Die 6rsi on%gefiibrIsn 9siTpiele
.r.uBiiaer gssi.ruugstunR erstsneten
innerbaIb psnigcr Gage. 0arf
NON itd barber %nunbsrn, Bah bic
soIsn nift rs4t idnur3speib dnlaus
en- fpollsn9
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16

@%ertpenbuns RES bpppeItOblenIaursfi
Ratrous in Der 6dusnirtblmdft. Man
benubt es iebr 6Gufig alb 8ddpulper
tatt Der Ssfe au &I9en lnb tletnereil
GsbGd. gu bieTem 3tpede lDIt man oiii
800 @rdmm Mebl einen Sbeel0ffeI boll
RatrDn in mariner MiI9 duf, Die man
BEN Ssis Suisbt, - DAB SiiITsrFri9ts
(@rbfen, 2inien. 9obnen) bel f1nsller
tpeth to9sn, tpenti man benz @aIIer
ettpds boppeltoflenTaurss Hat+On bsis
ftbt, biirfte betdnnt fem, ebenIo, bdb
gtiine Semitic bet einem 3ufdbe bon
Natron beim Ro1en TIRE f9Sne, CRIME
Sorbe bebalten. 8eim Nusto1en bon
Rno9en unb GIsiI9abfGllsn our Suppe
hiEb 0dtroR ObtRfaIla nit Dortbei9
atsspsnbst. - Sebt mon benz aaffee
cine prifs 6isIes @oloss gu, 10 lpirb
berfslbe better uusgslauSi nnb setptnit
erbebli9 an @oblgeT@mud. SIN
Gommer bsrhitet Elm tleiuer 3ufab bon
Ratron bus ruT9e Sduertperbsn Der
maiI8 unb Der 5Ieif4briibe.
ROIten Der Robeln. I'm 6ds RcItsa
Der Ro6eln in einem bdnssuben Rdbels
iiifen su berbinbsrn, ipas an elmer MIR
e%inigermdBsn feu1ten unb taltsn8 un6
belanntlim iebr leimt geI9iebt, geniigt
ss, cine bpppeltc llnterlage bon Sut,
pIiil@ uIip. In SSorrh Oes RnbslttIfens
AZ f9netben, 6isIelbsn NIT elmer Sabens
fGIinse su bsrisben unb 5pif9enMunh
uno Riiieu an3ubringen. Die llniers
ldse I@neibet man ettpds Eletner, boutt
bieIslbe born ni9t Ii9tbdr lit.
CUR Retntgung ipeibtr StrpbbHts ar.
let grt lSTe man cine fleine aiidntttGt
aIssIals In @oIfsr cpltlfdnSia ahf,
nsbme cine refine 8iirIt unb biirfe ben
6ui NIT Der Q5Iung, ptne ibn iebo&
gona ga SutdnaiIsn. Sitrduf ipaIs
man ion nit iIarcm @affsr as unb
loIfe i6n III Der Some irodnsu. Gin
70 b.bunbsItsr out bIabt IN Istnu
fEaiiON.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16

5cit abseliefert.
5aredIiae sdmsr,sr oelinoert.

5hredlide Shmerseu 9elinOert.
Durd i6redlihe Sdmersen ae.
pcini9t luiolse Der @eite unuerbnu.
zen Speiien, nabm Is. O.. @rayi0u,
Jon 2nla, Drill, Or. 9tna's Neu
qlie &iGs, init benz &eiultate, ME
e, idreibt, roaB idI iurirt murbe, F"
Aae lltaaeu unO @ebdrmeunorbnuus
gen tperoen aebobeu purdl tbrem lin
Oernben Siublauua beioubere Giaen
ianiteu. 25 Gents in Batter Bros.
QpDtbete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16

SIN 5toats Connecticut taben Sic
GARNER cine fumOis Grt erfunSen, Sic
aonb itruBen gegsn has raIenoe So6rtn
Der GlttomobiIe al I9iiben. sic BADEN
bon 9iertelmtile bis 9iertemstIe tIeine
Ddmme ouer iiber Sie 2dnbRraBen aes
idtttet uno bic gbaffeurs neroen 6as
eur4 g%s5lpuRsen, sntipeS.r IunaIam III
.fabrti, pbsr fis lptrben aus BEN
oShnouferl" In bic 9uit asIhlsubsrt,
penn fie idnsn Hb,r Sic sleinsn nSmme
'nuisn. Sur Ra6obmitna fir bic Gdrs
msr dnbtrtr Stooisn Iebr ,mpFebIunoss
nsttb nnr fciro ibr 3psplsb aud bars
untsr leiben miiiisn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16
sekte hofnuna peridltpunOen.

Sebte Rofuune perihpuuoen.
als beruOrrnaenoe aer5te iasten
bas gg. Gt, Smitbbart, bon Betin,
ia, uubeitbnre Sdminoiuht babe,
tuar beTeu teste 6uifnuua oabtn.
ober OF. Sings New DISCOVERY flr
3 ApiubiuAt, 0ulien uub @rfaltuu'
aen rstteten tbm pom @rnbe. @r.
ioat: ,Rteie @lebi3iu bat MIDI ariubs
! furirt unb uletu aebeu Gerettet
gitoem babe id lie 10 Sabre long
,ebrauht, unb erntte bieielbe als.
cline munoerbnres pals. unb 2uneens
6eilmittel. Strene mihenihafts
lides SeiImittel fur Suiteu, weben
.6ols Dber @rtdltuneen, uuo Fderes
" rbeuaunasmittel 5eaeuBneumDnin.
@aranlirte Slaiden 81 80 6tnts unb
sl.0o in @nlter Bros. gIputhete
&rObe 5Iaide Irei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16
w
s0AK WOODS
.%aeaenhber ost y
berniduu,

Dies III Der e%Ieganteite IN 0er'
mann uno Iinpei man bort 0,.vp Die beiten
SetrGute uno eisarren,
gclonoers 9ite WbiSfpS. aleiniSer
.i8eni in Scrmaun fir ben beriibmten unb
sdten Bourbon umo Gpe @histp ben 9er'
mann DitiGin9 So. qreis ecricIbe lpie in
I or DtItiaerp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16

ptttBburs, Rnus. ben 90 Wara 1904.
SO brauAt lsit tinistr Beit SIRE
Black DrauEht pisb.nub @elGerl,Wtebis
4tn bet mtinert Biehhnnb. 9@hn6s ole
Sotttt Bitbtuttsr gtbrnlht HHp 9siuns
men Bwed u. 8, 6, cation
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13
UNION STOCK YARDS.

Union Stock Yards, III ., June 13. -
Cattle-Receipts 5000; estimated for
Friday 1000; market good, strong;
Others weak and 10c lower; prime
beeves $50 q $50; poor TO medium
4.5O a $40; stockers and feeders
2.90 a. $50; cows and heifers 2. so
"a 5.25; Gamers 10 q 2.6O: west
erns 4.50 and 5 60.
Hogs-Receipts 10000; estimated
for Friday 24,O0O;; market 10 q 15c
lower; Light $50 % COS; rough 5 80
"a $50; mixed $50 a 6; pigs so
"a s.
Sheep 11OOO; estimated
for Friday 1000; market lambs 25c
lower; sheep steady. Native sheep
and western sheep 4 a $40; native
lambs SIS a 7.75; western lambs
5.75 a 7.SO.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13

OF tho City Auditor and the Trils
tees of the Sinking Fund, shall ne
gotiate and sell the samefor and on
behalf Of th3 City of Marion, Ohio,
and in the manner provided by law.
Section 8. Said bonds shall be
first offered at par and accrued in
terest to the Trustees of the Sink
ing Fund IN their official capacity,
aud If the Sinking Fund Trustees
refuse to take the same at par and
interest then. said bonds shall be Of
lered at public sale and sold in the
manner provided by law, but not
fo1 less than par value and accrued
interest.
Section 7. The proceeds of the
sale of said bonds shall be paid
into the CITY Treasury by said com
mittee of finance and set aside in
u fund designated as public service
fund. All premiums ana accrued in
terest pecelvcd from the sale Of
said bonds shall be transferred on
warrant of thc City Auditor TO the
Trustees Of the Sinking Fund Of
the City of Marion, Ohio, to be by
them appled in The manner pre-
scribed by law.
Section g. Th:s ordinance shall
be in force rom and after its pas.
sage and earliest period allowed by
law.
Passed June 3. 1907.
S. Il. RAUHAUSER.
President of City Council.
Approved bl the Mayor, Louis
Scherff.
Attest: William Fies, City Clerk.
Star 6-5-12-07 Mirror G-6-13-07.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13
Daily Market Report
EAST BUFFALO.

East Buffalo, N. Y. June Ia
Cattle Receipts 1876; market steady.
Veal calves Receipts 15O; slow and
steady Top veals 7.25 a 7.5O; Gull
to fair $50 a Z.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts 420;
market dull, values steady to easy;
Choice lambs 75N "a 7.75; Gull to
fair 5.75 a 7.25; yearlings $50 a
Z; wethers 6.25 a $50; ewes 5 %
$50; mixed sheep @ 5.75; Gull
sheep "a $50.
ogs-Receipts S4OO; slow; 10 q
l5c lower on light grades; heavies
. a Toe lower; ycrkers and pigs
6.2O a 6.35; heavy and mixed grades
6.25 q $50; roughs q 5.25; stays
a. 4.75.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-13
CLEVELAND,

Cleveland, June .-HOgs-Lower:
receipts 60; shipments 1000; yorkers
6.25; medium $40; heaNies 6. 10;
best pigs els; stays and roughs 4
a $50.
Calves-Shade lower. Receipts 300
good to extra 7 q 7.5O; fair to good
$50 a. $50; heavy and thin $50 %
5.
Sheep and ltmbs-Lower; Receipts
6 cars Sheep, good TO choice weth.
ers a 6,25; choice ewes 5 25 a
$50 fair TO good a $50; culls
and common 2 a 3, Lambs. choice
yearlinss 6 "a 6 so; fair to coed 3 a
$50; good to extra 7.5O "a s; fair
to good 6 a Z.
Cattle-Very dull. Receipts 5 cars