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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28
germiidDtc Nu3eigcn.
Tnnfiaouna

Sic uuterjeihnete oriidt bieruiit Nrll. ia
flor Sulius 6oinlunn fiir feline fruitreiheiI %Sors
te bel Dem acknowledgements ipres @ntteu. oer
S~eoerdhgoac oes ShieI0 of 0olor" fir ibre
Getbeiliguug. Der Sirun QSiuidm andhe x 50.
ltn0 oem Niqelieuieu, inlutc ben dloeret 5dbl
reihcu Sreunoen iiir ibre Ibeilnubnle uno
prdGtineu 9ltmclfperocu ben dnrrihtigiteu
Snni aus.
Baltimore. y. Tlmlar.
t2Sl Gmaiia 2cqlcmnnn uno camille.
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Mt SIinct Ecmctcrn,

Gineana an Sreoeri1s6oGo.
Cots III berfoufen uuter leihteu @eoiugunsen.
0erfanfss9lgent u. e. Tnianeb,
(Sun3--) sos american 8Ioe.
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Baltimore Ecmetern.

Shrteu. Sranntu. On a., Baltimore. n. Nsrthhr.
9eerdbnibpl1se sum geriaui = bon $25 m.
ut. plarnlorpSoltcn aoaeSrenlt Ss5 Gias
fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lSun!f6.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28
SObn 0ermig e Sobn,
2%eidbenbritatter unb Giubaliamirsr,
slr. 2OOS, SrlcauSsS traie.

3r. zoos, SrlcanscS trate.
9ueigaeidnit: Nr. 52I, GafternsiurHne,
Nigblauotuiuu, 9altimurc.6 unntp.
gS.r bd5en In lnlerc- luiaen 9efhdfisprdrls
ernl uno Reid beeroigt. Sinb nit aeriugen
grofit 5ntriebelt. Sie f%eiriien antidlsn Bettes
fert fir Sodb6eiteu, llntcrbultunaen uno nltbsre
@eIeRenbeiien. Wetoe leLepbone. (Wlni2s.13)
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lorraine.

maIsrtif. - Rartartis. - SrsebltG.
WeiiIlh ppn s3albrouf cine uio eine babe
MeiIe. W,cuit prnesgSaaeuns uuo aorraires
Wugaon oireft bis SIM, .@tugnne. Rstoe Ses
Icpbuite. EtaDisBiireuu i'm sireiten Slur neS
Union 1ruit ".@ebiroe,s Gnnrles. nna Sapette.
Strube. tUiat4. 1S.G&2t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28

@oupCrncur N0rri9 pom
Sbio crtl0rt, wcnm sic Niirgcr bird,
Die @elcBgcbutQ ihlcd)t bcoicnt mir.
ocn, 10 ici es ibre Sd)ulO. Sic nat
ten MIR Die riftiger &crtrcter SIT
cntlc10cn 81 brultd)cn, I'M Ole rcd)teu
@clcbc 81 crboItcn. n&id)tiQc" Sc.
Ictgcber. ScBt ruiiicn mir, mo4 0enl
&olfc noth thlrt. Ioa &olf brandt
lie nllr 81 ndblcu. @crn cS obcr oie
orifti0cn" niht Q%etroiicn bnt, ooltit
Iin0 linn feline Wiittcl al bic SunH
%0eacbcn, ben &rrtblml micOcr ant 81
MAIDEN mo sic, meldc i6rc Guniti-
tllclltcn en%ttGuid)tcr1, binouS 5ll mcr.
ZEN. Ccabolb tilnmtcrn lid ole Ser.
tretcr, nndbem Iic Qcm6blt iino. oc.
lpobnIlh Oen &llctllf I'M ibrc Gpniti-
tlCntCn.
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per 9entf6e Correspondent

GIotutbhmer g. Blaine, 8obHuns:
g. & z. Tel.r1ou: 1865 WaotfoH-H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28

S|liIluluCllllH utC NllolllTle ppnC Wt=
better ihlcdtcroing& mnmoglid lit.
&n ioldcr Wciic bobcn sic @iirNcr
Elm &ct)t, III ieccnl Nciiiruortcr Der
Erobibitiou cil1en Seine III crbliden.
(Ginc. &olf5blatt.)
Gle r2 illcpGnT rcic Erciic"
iteQt ciilcn @ergGeid) 5wiihcn omeri.
faniihcr lno oclltidcr Noocn &c
mirtbidoitung on, Sic idrcibt:
vNift unmidti9 fir mlicre 2onO.
mirtbc lit 6, BOB acroOc 9hlaciiAts
Scr bcrnntcraeAenben Grgicbigfcit
Nr@ Mnterifoniiden ,YoAens, IN
Gcutihlon6 Die grgiebiQfeit oes 30,
ocnS itcti9 .gciticgen if. ilnb 5lpor
,obnc bob sic 3oGI Scr I'M 9lfcrbou
bcih6ftigtcn Ycrioncn icit 100 SAB
rem jlgelonlnten bat. Gieic 3unubme
fono olIdl nod III bcll lcbten % Sab
rem itdtt. So itieg Der Grtrog oller
@ctrciOcortcn in Sen Snbrcn tSS0-
1905 INN 80 Erp5ent, olio nm bic
SGlftc, lrn6 Scr &iebitono hat iidl in
oiclcr 3eit p%erooppelt. So, Ca 0icbt
logor 5oblreidc @elebrte, lueId)c sc,
Nnlidt limo, 6nb Der MderbdlI luobl
lm StonOc lei oltd) Die oaiGbrlid
nm 100000 a0pfc iteigcnOe 9cp0lfc.
rlllg 0eS oelitihcu Hcidea 5lt crn0b
rem, msnn Der Iderbau nod oelt nett.
cltcn WrlulolGtell bctricben lpilroc,
ona bciBt. BOB Der 9obcn grilnolid)
bcurbcitct, hob Ole 6rlld)tloIgc 5lpCf,
m0Big gcrcgclt mcroc, nrlo Dor nj
fem, oob cine 0riinblid)crc Iiin9unN
9cidcbc. Gieic fam ober nid)t nlchr
ollcllt ourd) Stolloiingrng criolaen
lon0crn lie nulb oltrd &eronihoi-
mug bon fiinitlidcn Giingnittell
mtcritilbt mCr0cn. SieS ioll mad, scr
Aniid)t Der oertid)eu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
lldcn NttoritGtcn lit critCr Sinie
burd) aoliiol5c gcidlebcrt, ocren Scr
brollt) lid it Der Shat IN Tclltid,.
lolo IN ocn lettclt 20 Sohrcn BON
~ olli II Mtilionen Goppclccntter
pcrnlcbrt bat"
Gin ntr ii q Hides 3cihen
oofilr, ME bart Die ariiiS bic fleil1.
biir9erlidcl @lemente trifft. |lieicrt
II. q. DER locbcn peroffcntlid)tc Sob
reHberltJt Ger perifieoenen Scbens-
pcrIid)crungS 6eiellihoften, Giele
Ger Eolicen oicicr Gompuanicu.
ld)relbt bic ~N,.D. %olfs5citung," limo
nit Der ScItinunuli,e p%crieberr. rup.
nod Der &criiherte nnter Icrpi1n-
ouuI1 Der Eolice, bel Der Gompoqnie
cine Inlcibe mohen fam, Die ibnt
nldlt ucrmciqcrt mcrocn bori. IS lit
Dies Iiir Die Gpmpogltie cine Juci.
Ifncibige MoBrrael. Gem wGbrcno
lie auf Der cinelt Sciic oilcroinqS az.
eianet lit. oos 8eid1it ST forbcrn.
ent5iebt lie Den 8eieQihoiten 81 ci.
mem groBeu Sbeil ben &ortGeil. ocn
bieIe SlItitutc Dor 8eidGitS- llrro
Sparbanfen poralts botten. Cas-
nanllld III Seiten elmer Tanif fem
Inlturm aiif lie it~nttiinoen fonnte.
Gie @cloer moren friiber immer MIR
Damn f1lig, mcnn bic GerIiderten
Iturben ooer sic EoIiee nnoerneitig
ouslief. Settle ober lit Die 8eieQ.
Ntaft pcrpflihtet, @eloer 81 perbor'
gen, lnlb mus oieielben' bel elmer,
Eanif natiirlid, ebenio bereit halten.
oils Die Sonfeu Dos -thitn nliiiien.
Notiirlih miro oic Sobe Ser sii bor<
genoen Simunen Dem ielpeiligen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28

@sihahsfhbrtr e. u. 6etuI, @obHuna:
6. & g. 12t % Bhbr00i.
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@DpbIaiun.

Str fbbuIie unb aroBte SrieStof In RdIii.
more. Serminus Der .Sipnuu Saf 1rouep.9irie.
fter 9ertrcter off benz Sriebbcfe Sorniaes bon
0 llbr Mlcreers bis . 1lbr Nterbs. an WoferI'
tneen aaf Serabrebiure. Grahitdtten ST anen
Gith riiIee: 226 " harIss-str.. S~altimprs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28

HumlanO's tiirtiidJc 9Gber,
Gpnituble. @ebauOe, @oitamt srscu. stetS utisu.
(0ItnOo-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28

Vii 9rOBCr MihtiQfcit
miro ongcfiln0igt Oob c3 Dem Giien.
bobn-Maanoten Norrimou mo lei.
l1cn Scrbiln0ctcn ieBt an Den &roQen
9cbcn loll. Phi GuS Ncilultut bari
man Nelpdnlt ieiu. Scit f<o6rcn be.
fnnlpft 0n0 Suits lepnrtcmcnt
S%rlllt@. HbAcicbrn bon scr 2hliI0-
lung oca Sobu.Y WerQera" mo elmer
SerurtbclllrnG ser nStonooro Oil
50" SIT elmer cllorlncn @cloitruic-
otc ober nod, licbt bciSblt iuuroen lit
ltllo luahrld)clnllh audi nic bc;uhlt
ncrocn miro - lit bel Scr Srllit6Gn.
ol9lnlN merig crjiclt morocr. Gle
0ouptlodlc lit, 0oB uorber picl 21rnl
aenlod)t iuorocn lit, mas fiir @roBz
tbotcl qcId)ebcn ioaten. mo idnicB
lid luorcll Sic Hciultotc nlcilt flG0
lid. Mojn 0ic Morftid)rcierci in Scr
Suits? Sic fonmlt iuciter, lpcnt lie
nit Hciltltntct Dor ooo Ellbliflml
trltt. 9tidlt mas Scr Ncrr ,Sllitii-
Wtinlltcr mo lcin Stab tbilll mollcu.
hts. iuo@ ooa &olf 5u luliicn 6roud,t.
lolloern mas lie tbotlGdllid) ~gcliitet
bobctl. Is miro 81; picl Ncgofcrt,
che Ole Gicr 0Clcgt iii1b.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28

aaeutHr far ssaihiuBtrn unb Siitrift Columbia:
gsm. Sauurudnu, 1915 Mariuu.etr, R,.B.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28

Scr prcuBiidc Gtot ii :
1908 ihlieBt III Ginuobmcn un6 Mus
gabcn nit 1862. 034GSG Morf, cine
Grb0bung pom t61 ,9iI756 Mort ocs
gen 0oS &orio6r. Bon Oicicr W}cbrs
iorbcr1n1g iinO II WtiQipncn 5ltr
tbciluciicn Gcdlng iiir bic IN Mus
Iitt 0cnonmenc Nuibciicru1Q Der
@cbdltcr pon Sehrcrn. @ciitlidcn
mo @enmteu hCitinmt. Ticic Nui
bciicrnnN NOR id)on l0nQit notbmell.
Dig mo bcionbera mcr0cn 0ic prcll.
Biidclt Scbrcr fcincn Ginporo gc1ct
sic Erh0brnN 0ca @uo0ct3 Crheben.
9ci Den QcitciQcrtcn 2rbcnamittcl-
Yrciicn lit ibncn cine 2ufbciicrlrng
'ibrcr nlcilt torgcn @cb0ltcr i'll g0u.
ucll.
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Rad ocm SabrcSbcri d) I
oe9 SinnenltUtcr Nnrtca pcrbrolld)-
ten Ole Srollcr mo 0renner oea Can
oc@ lcbtcH &obr iiir 2127i.00O Col.
lars Wol0, tiir 60, 10000 Collars
8crlte. iiir rulo / Miaioncn Col.
lor" HoQQcL fiir rs 1i3 WtiQioncn
GollorS 5uderbnltigc Stniic mn so.
pen. Mn Sobncn mllrben 5i1a Niil-
Iloreh bc6obIt. IaS perbrnild)tc 0cii
material %foltctc , Wiaionen; Mdidliz
l1erlc, Glltrid)tungcn. Slaihcn. Mu
acn II, 0ql. toitctcn 100 MillioltcIl
NnllorS, Die acknowledgements 10
lno Die 9obnirod,tcn 20 WtiQioncn
Collars. 3uiomncn in rllnocr Cunt
ne 300 0flQioncn Collars. Sairt
toninlen nod sic 9lunoeS. llil0
Stoota-Slcen5el III Ser Nobe pom
rnno SO Miuionel,. Steucrn oni
@rnnoeigentbum unh Belts ctlpa 20
WItlliorcn.9 Erohibition iiber ooa
Sano luilroc cine Observation-Disclosures
erltel Honaes bcrbcifiibren. oenn
ntebr ola bier Miaioncn Menihcn
lpltroen hires Grlperbs bcraitbt iper
DEM GoS lit Den Erobibitioniiten pom
relnHl @oiier ihmtppe, ipenn lie MIR
lbrcTanotilten Sorberlneen bllrh
iafen. Ger lhredlid)ite ser Sd,rcdcn,
<oos ut Der Menih in ieincm @obn.
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Wr"unofopitol if ulri 10000 Col.
lars 6emcIiCn.

@%runotapitol lit oui 10000 Col
lars beuciicn.
Souicle republitoui ii {
ErGiiocntihoit9 Blooms" mic Dies.
mol, limo ihucrlih id)on oo8Cuelcn:
ser (uit.@oonL Der Toirbont@-
Boom, ser Cannon @ooom Der
anors@oom Der 6ornfer NoonL Ger
Nugbca Boom Der ga 6olIcttcsN Boom
uno Der Gortelpou.@oom @roBc
2IltamobI.
~ bIatep hat tCtne NcInGc
IN ocn @or0crobe 3immcru oea So
pitoI3 mo feline GrCllnoc uui 0cnt
6hur" bat Hcpr0icntuut Sbcclep Don
&cntudn Oieier Sage NCin9t unb sic
SuhloQc hnntit fllr} mo biinOiQ du-
ruttcriiirt. Sn oel Gomitc 3inrucrn
miro Qcpihclt. obcr inn SiBumga-
Suolc nIft man jl ocn 6orOcrungen
Der tYralleu Scnlperell6 Union.
Sic @od5cit ocN un0uri-
id)en 8raicn &oajlo Sichcupi nit
Der omcrifoniihn Wtiaion0rin
0Ioon8 Nonoerbilt luor elm 0eiltnoc.
uCS 6rciicn iiir Ole omcrifoniife
Scniotionaprciic. Die Dor 2locl mo
Miuion0rimen f%uBbufclt. Sdon
Dor ser &od}cit uurocn gonjc SCitcn
Oicicm geeltcrciguiB g%cpibrlet. llno
crit nof)bcr! limo Oo1 i'm &unoc ser
@lc6bcit!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28

@tc mirous Scr neueiten
Summer Der go Eloto Epit" eric.
ben, 6ubeu Die Ieutiden in ga Elo.
ia Den Glon aefobt IN 9lienos Apres
Gin ~3eutihes Stats III griinpen.
Sas Gin eini9enoer MitteIpuntt fiir
oo9 Geltidtbum ipcroen io0. tbs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-28

Sas bette anS btnisfs bsutias sIatt tn ben
mlittrl. nnb eabhaateH.
The Washington times., 1908-10-26
NEW YORK COTTON
MADE GOOD GAINS

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-Despite the
fact that the report OF the Government
showed nearly 100000 more bales of
cotton ginned than at this season last
year, cotton futures were strong After
the report came ont there were slight
Declines but these We're followed by
advance Of 8 to 10 points from low.
The Washington times., 1908-10-26

NEW YORK. Oct 26.-New York
financial and Stock Exchange brokers
enter the last week of the campaign
apparently confident, but at the same
time it is admitted that the "whiTlwind
finish" of both candidates working
overtime in the State may cause some
uneasiness and possibly a reaction.
Stocks were higher almost from the tap
of the bell. the gains varying from a
fraction TO a point.
one of the unfavorable features OF
the market was the disposition toward
inactivity that seemed to develop when
the market reached the top prices OF
the morning, but the dullness did not
bring about any reactions worthy of
special mention.
Every other influence but the political
one has Deen entirely lost sight of and
neither easy money. better business
conditions. or improved earnings cut
any figure. II would be rather sur
pTlsing IL the market did not have
break this week, but in the session up
10 noon there We're no indications IN
this direction.
The general business conditions are
looking much better. Nearly $1,000 idle
cars have been taken from che tracks
and put into commission in the last
fortnight E.Jtsburg reports quite an
enlargement in iron and steei lines, and
one or two novel contracts 4 large
order, one for 900 tons of iron a month,
has been PLACED by the pittshuTg steel
Company, with the PENNSYLVANIA Iron
and Coal Company of Canal Dover, the
monthly deliveries to be made for flVe
years and the agreement calls for a
price : per cent in advance OF cost Of
production. The very sOyelty OF the
contract eXcites attention
There is euCOuTdgeuenJ from all sides,
ana commitments based on election out
come are said To be enormous
Commission houses were doing very
little. the trend being toward a narrow
ing OF operations pending She Develop
ments of November 3. Spectators and
manner, willing to 90 either way with
the market, If the leadership was suffi-
GENTLY pronounced To insure a chance
10 get out with profit however small
II is likely that the Stock Exchange
viii adjourn over from Saturday to
Wednesday Of next week
The market continued very steady
during the noon hour and entered the
second hour Of the afternoon very dull.
but at the same time unusually steady.
AtChisOn held a point advance, Cop
FER 3. Fries y, Great Northern a, Mis-
souri, Pacific L. Reading =, Union Pa
Ciric. r. St Paul rs. New York Central
y. and Louisville and Nashville IL to
I0l4. Illinois Central was 81 point Up
10 40 Northern Pacific was very
strong. advancing to 1912, a gain OF ia,
with most of the advance held up 10
1870 p. m.
There were some concessions during
the afternoon, but the final close OF the
market showed gains in nearly all the
leaders. The volume Of business was
decidedly light
The Washington times., 1908-10-26
TODAY'S PRICES ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished BY ". 2. Hibbs :
Co. bankers and brokers. Hibbs Building
The Washington times., 1908-10-26
SHARP GAINS IN STOCK VALUES
BUT WITH QUIET MARKET
AT ADVANCE.

members New York Stock Exchange. Wash
ington stock Exchange and Chicago Board Of
Traded
The Washington times., 1908-10-26
Wall Street Week of the 1908 Campaign Higher
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET SLOW,
BUT FIRM TONE SHOWN
THROUGHOUT LIST.

Moderately active trading attended
the noon session of the Stock Exchange.
Prices were invariably strong.
Mergenthaler was a leader and Il
made good gain. the first sales being
2Ol5s, and the last at 205.
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred sold at S4a84l{.
Bank stocks were less active. 1t is
reported from unquestiOnable authority
that American National Bank shares
have sold at private sale as high as
$50 a share. The stock was offered at
1s5 without takers this noon. Union
Trust stock rs one share OF National
Savings and Trust was recorded al 1873
1t is reported on the street that 147ik
was recently bid for the control of the
Second National Bank, but without
securing a rise from the leading share
holders.
The bond market was quiet but
firm. Sales Of Washington Rail-
way ana Electric Railway as were re-
ported at so. dS3,
The Washington times., 1908-10-26
COTTON REPORTS
SHOW INCREASES

Despite all the efforts of Night Riders
and boil weevils, nearly so per cent more
cotton has been ginned in the United
states for the year ending October IS
1905, than for the same period in the
four years just passed.
According to a bulletin issued By the
Census ONCE today e,2S3.7 $50 bales were
ginned up 10 October IS. From the
growth Of 1907. only 4.42O.2JS was ginned
TO October IS. Of that year.
The Washington times., 1908-10-26
WHEAT SHOWED LOSS;
CORN WAS EASIER

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-Nery moderate
trading IN wheat market, a shade higher
on the cables and smaller worlds ship
ments than expected. Scattered com
mission house trade both ways. Liver
pool comes AG5c higher on private re-
ports from Argentina confirming dam
age by recent frosts. Northwest re-
ceipts 1.062 against 754 = wear ago. Min
neapolis stocks increase 325.O00 bushels
for two days. The bulls had hard
time trying 10 hold prices.
The Washington times., 1908-10-26
COURT RECORDS
OF THE DISTRICT
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Equity Court, No. I.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
Called today.)
No. 2S015. Hickey VS.. McGrann: order
authorizing trustee 10 negotiate loan.
Compliments solicitors, Barnard &
Johnson.
No, 2S1I7. Hamilton VS. Richardson:
order substituting James A. TAYLOR.
trustee. in place Of Albert L. Richard
son. Petitioners solicitor, John Raum
Equity Court, TO. z.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Called todayD
No. 224l5. King VS.. King; auditors
report confirmed. Compliments solicit
tor. I. B. Linton: defendants solicitor,
j. A. Johnson.
No 26434. Wright VS.. Wright. order
OveTruling motion 10 require defendant
to pay costs for taking testimony
Complainant solicitor. II. B. Moul-
ton; defendants solicitor, F. H Thomas.
The Washington times., 1908-10-26
rODAY'S QUOTATIONS ON
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Washington Railway and Electric
per cent $5OJaS2lz. S1,000dS224, Sl,oOOaS224
q .oGiMN2A.
Washington Railway aud Electric pre-
feTreG, 1tIIS4. 5dS44
MeUgenthaler. 14204s. 5a20J. 10d304A4.
10l205 5It9Jl
Lanston. 1O0d11, l00u1.
Union Trust, l0dl15-
After call: National Savings and
Trust, lFfl93
Mergenthaler. 56205. 5d205.
GOVERNMENT RONpg
The Washington times., 1908-10-26
The CURB MARKET

Quotations furnished by r. F. Hutton
& Co. members New York Stock Ex-
change, G. Bowie Chapman, manager.
1901 street northwest.
The Washington times., 1908-10-26
Today's Prices.

Wholesale prices were as follows. JOO0ers'
figures being a trihe higher:
Eggs-Virginia nearbys. sc; southwest
Virginia and West Virginia, &c; 1ennessez
and North Carolina, 2Za23c.
Cheese-Large. New York fats. per ID,
I5lzal4C. small, l4aliizc,
Butter-Creamery. fancy. 2siz s3Oc. West
ern hrsts. 2Sa29ci process. fancy; a9lza30ci
fair To good. Z3aS4c; dairy. choice. 20a22c.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-25
MISS CARUS, STAR
Late Leading Lady of Forty five Minutes from Broad way" at Polls Next
 Week.

Emma Carus, late star of Forty-fve Minutes from Broadway and also the original in Lady Peacock and Toe Near Home companies, Is to be the headiner of the Poli bill next week with her clever selection of song hits of the day.
 Miss Carus Is ono of the leading musical comedy favorites of the day and has made various trips into vau- deville always meeting with pro- nounced success. She is a big favor ite in this city and will no doubt make one of the hits of the season.
 The bill with which she is to be surrounded is composed of Binne, Binns and Binns, a European musical comedy number in which the most original and novel stunts are pulled of The act Is one of the foremost in vaudeville Lucy Millken and her company is pretty little simple story founded on Faith, Ali Grant and Eth el Hoag, a pair who have "A Little Bit of Everything introduces two of the cleverest people, Bedford and Winchester, burlosque jugglers, Alcidc Captain, the remarkably well deyei- oped woman who performs on the flying trapeze, Fentell and Carr in eOut Loud Junction" and the electro graph will Save the Piefcs, Tho Fly and Irresistible piano will complete the show.
 Seats arc now selling for the entire week, Tel. 192.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-25
Plays and Players at the Local Theaters

circles, Great care has been taken Ia the selection Of the chorus and long weeks of constant drilling have made them as near letter perfect" as anna teurs hope to be-
 The production itself is by far the most lavish thing that the local militia. mon have attempted, Special scenery, costumes and properties have been ob- tained at considerable expense and one or two of the principals have even gone SD far as to have their outfits made specially for thom In this city Two new numbers that have never been heard in New Haven, which are sure to prove hits have been introduced in- to the opera and a novelty, in the shape of a wooden dance. Mrs. Frank F. Nelson, who has had charge of the dancing girls, has a dozen young la dies who black up to represent negroes, will surpass any of the so-called pony pallets that have won applause in the two former operas given in this city. These pretty dancers are putting the final touches nightly on several of the most difficult ballet numbers that anna teurs have ever attempted, and true southern touch that Mrs. Nelson is working into her pupils wlll give very pleasing effect
 This year the members of .he com pany have had a decided advantage over those of former years in that they have been able to hold large number of their rehearsals on the stage of both the New Haven and Hyperion theatres. This will do much toward accustomine these young people to the surroundings of the theatre and win give them, 1t Is believed, far more than ordinary stage presence. Behearsals of the Army" which will march around the rear drop at the end of the first act will be started next week and the members of the company are Of the opinion that the hike to Chester Farms was nothing as to compare to the gruelling march about the rear drop. There is consid- erabe rivalry, it is understood, among the men in the company as to who shall have the distinction of leading this gallant brigade of sixty odd men as they keep starting off to meet an imaginary foe. IL has one decided ad- vantage, however, in that the admirers in the theatre will have several oppor- tunites to see the loved ones in the de- parture of this gallant body
 Tickets for the three performances will go on sale at the Hyperion the atre, Monday morning.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-25
AT THE NEW HAVEN
East Lynne" Latter Part of Next Week. Billy the
 Kid" Twice To- day.

The bill at the New Haven theatre, Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. April 30, May and 2. with matinee Saturday will be Joseph Kings com pany in the famous play East Lynne" The story of the play runs thus;
 Lady Isabelle Is married to Archi- bald Carlyle and, though in love with her husband, is insanely and unjustly jealous of Barbara Hare, a family friend and llvelong acquaintance of Archibald. Her jealousy is famed into hatred by designing villain. Sir Francis Levison, and she, after several years of happy married life. is induced to leave her husband through the false representations of Levison. Deserted by the destroyer of her peace, she Is left alone to the mercy of the world. Miser- able and remorseful she gains, entrance into her former husbands home in the gulse of a French governess and is en- abled to see and be with her children, although unable to re-establish herself as his wife, for, on her desertion, Archibald had married Barbara Hare She finds some solace and comfort, however, in the care of her children. The death of her eldest, however, un- dormines her own health. and finding herself at deaths door she calls for her former husband, discloses her identity and with his forgiveness passes into the great beyond.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-25
"BilIy the Kid"

There was another large audience at the New Haven theatre last night to see the presentation of Billy the Kid" with Joseph Santley, the clever young actor in the stellar role. The play tells a powerful story of certain phases of the freer life of the great southwest for the scenes of the play are all laid in New Mexico. That of the second act is faithful reproduction of typical New Mexican saloon with dance hall In the rear. Here are forced to work q number of white women who are lit- tie better than slaves, but it Is the turning of one of them upon the man who is her master that saves, at the immediate risk of her own life, that of the hero and the honor of the heroine.
 The supporting company Is a good one and the scenic effects are fine. The play will be presented again today, matinee and night.