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New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

1cc poor Western. Southern and southwestern &c;
EsE R1r Free kifis os are
sseainsy SLOW today and it win Se ap1ssse 70 b
he feeling unsettled and lew holders woala
Killed turkeys arriving snow undesirable quslitg Large
We quote @ nrs ssh 0ni izf toans
best slse 90 yeohf 5gs ao aSesss ss h De1
fsis ar to 's soh 40 old to PTSs epgns 6or 6D e
Phtiadelphia 10 10 to pair per lb 25g2se do Pean-
eayp faGs e r. do Do 'e 1 @
FOWLS. Western. dry picked selected, Il boz, 1s,se
DO poor logl2c do Western cslded leg, dc s9g5
lec: DUCKS and GEESE. Western, poor to fair slloc
s. IS 6T5e IA aTsS & E 81 pc per c1z dgze? ec foz co
do old ad5 m 5sns sPd nd t9Rs ~ 49, S 90 9ed Go s
tICKENs roasting dry picked i6aa6c: scaided. Is
DICKS 1aaisc: GEESE sf7is" 5T" i1e u''
POTATOES AND yEGETsBIEs BerHsla new v-Is. p
s tate and Western Old d7sgging hsayy ana the ] fons
are in liberal supply and prices without much
.sssr FaTig 1sa snq @ spaen pm ~ @ al c,ther
fresh deliveries of orleans vegetables to-day hnt
ard pa9sie5 + hirSsT Ss Tt sa P tsns a W. qe
n ~R sSS1 No Gf pr BE fr s4ase al do oun tn o
ond fgqP s. .92 & 80 - do Maine per saek 3 40 , or or
has s l5S % Cd DE- s.Ie aa5 s Wesdosn n IN IN
I5uropesl'. les 70 s. 4el*2 T5 SWEET PoTA-
ds s. AsPARAGs F 0sshf csorsa II ee aP PER dozen
, Sgnees S15gSSo o. ghite sasI2 DO chaFes'on Tsr
drum: ssqss: ANIsn New orleans, per bbl. 50 2oaS4
53arisss9F saachss. s.gs5: Isrrlia.
S. DO cid PEI bb s. os e1 cARFors 6 - Se %ea oTeas
n 7l n95 ,' @ Sas 90 ia ars e per per Pg m s. S- P
5sgSl Celery, Florida per high Mana.ee cas- 81 So
Sanford case s2as2 So 90 ca1forn,s JcgseE Island
ss5 20 cABBAGEs' red, ton si2asis 90 DsnsS
s. g % Fora 90 p1g He eo pf era es a m I ger P S
N.T 9Tisans per bhI ss4S5 So DO Florida per
s9afs g 81 cAJLIFLQWERs California per Grate
ROLE o5ieaas bbl M % d. Florida Ifa
90 do 81 ou 81 IS p5f S5 s s. s Per K% Ro@ E.
per- 30 buncbes o * g - New o5ee2s n =
Ne Fotda iseaPs Pe PsT 6ssst zoo s. 13nsss 8 90
IsTeln7 ,sH,a M PEI , 6ssSeS slgs2 oNIoHs small white
bbl s5&s6: do red and yellow. per bbI So % a 81 30
Do wife pe hss g 80 TRts ss M per cTas I 5SG s. 80
per bsg s@x:59 orange Count red and yeioT
!: 80 ;s E: ssP9:5d fEa.s
PEEs florida and Cuban, Per carrier. 81 Isl 81,
stEY Rs 'fsss ssfaus sqSs per DO SoE Poos s. 3 3
PlssPs PPssIrs s g s5 n @ Eo5lS@
& DO 5' Fsaa RoSA. DaA Sa.a Ses !. oans s 56
ao fes Berdf Bs Eli Pc. b9x So 9 @ @ N Or
100 bunehes s3G*4 sTRINt5 Beans F1orids green
DO co fair So at souSs IS fFzff aab5ara Ssa $ Per per
6b s. @oS 81 dc parro.; s2as 80: do Florida
per boy 5as2 90 sPINAcH Sorfolk per Sb
DO cuban - oF4a TTax1Ps Rs Gsnass sa6s5s rs si9
bSga s b pes e 9G l. = = 25 &c 81 81 90 dc N orleans
WoA,TERcREss Ho,c Per 100 bqnches, .s1as1 20: BEET
h9hoqse No Per dozen sIesI % do No . per box
MTsEoos hot6ase pe& 6 % SOC: 91ss NM 595 f
Per Per oo 7fn 5unes = M e9
Pc dozen bunches 20 SOC: do and Jersey, per
bce Tor6E 81 so2s F6tb5a 5taad peg per H. le eg
.r Iolsde =, March r. GLsovGEsEEp Cash s12 %
fri7ne s. So StsIkf;-Prrae. So . ~ ''' II
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

bushels Primary receipts were $4,000 busnets
against $50 .o0o bushels the same day last
yea, Nirneepoiis. Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts Of 345 cars. against 259 cars last week
and t99 cars a year ago
The market opened tTitle easier because
OF the weakness of wheat but active demand o[
commission houses and shorts caused q rally
within the first half hour The market continued
stroag throughout the remainder OF the day The
chief strengthening influences small receipts
and small stocks OF contract gTair in store. May
opened a shade l4 lower at 6ft SAFE to
G3 p C. advanced to 65Ss and closed at 50 = g
Local receipts las cars. with none of con-
tract grade
Oats strong for the greater part of the
day on buying by shorts and bulls. An advance
I. q tsc in the price of cash oats had bull
ish effect. May opened shade lower AT 80 = &C.
advanced to 54ts". where II closed Local re-
cspts were 27f cars
Provisions were weak early in the DAY because
of selling inspired by continued liberal receipts
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
OTHER mARkETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago March S.-CATTLE-Recelpts. esti1la ted
about 1000 market stead and active, Steers. 50 81 q
So 30. cows 81 ass 60. hefsrs s. 5G4S5 -: bulls.
5; - q 81. 'csiv-s &$eS7. stockers and feeders.
8 605. market steady strong choice heavy shir
mag 81 I2iz butchers 50 6ol 81 70: light
mixed 80; choice light 81 80 q 81 IS: pacit-
ing 81 50. pigs 81 5G4 81 40; bulk OF sales s. -
asa 80 SEEEP-Raceipts. estimated about 5000;
market steady strong sheep 81 30 So so. lambs,
So q e. 50. earrings s6 - G 81 s.
Eg@Fa;O. March I3.--t-ATTL- L-E--Recclpts. 100
head: s-eEdy: prime steers. 81 - 4 Sc. rEALS-R~
caipts active and sad. HOG5-Rsceipts.
s. O5 4 s. 10. Toclers s5Gs5 10: PIGS. 81 So,
Gs,riez s. aeds5 SHEEP AND LA1iBs-Receipts,
400 head. active lambs. f5c and wethers PC higher
other steaaz. lambs SIQS Verhcrs, s. - SIS 90
Kansas civ. March TTLE-Receipts, Loo
hfEe- choice export ard dressed beef steers s. 81 y
Sf fair 10 good & -. Western steers s. 65 q
& 50. stccferz and feeders g. - So y. Southern
steers. 81 @ol s. - Sonthe-n cars = SOC - 30;
bus 3 - s. 6o. csIves s. 5o8S6 HOGS-Re-
81 6"f-. buIk sales. s. t04 81 =" heavy - - Il
6ct- p~ck butchers s. 80 = 81 81 lights
81 AZ 81 AZ. pigs & 5I<4 30. SHEEP-Rec
0oo bead market steady TOP lambs. - 20. lambs.
,eG-li-r~ - sheen. - - n So
yfockars md feaders So 81 81 "a.
gs,oirusti March -EIot7s--f:erersIv 1nc lover.
h,taeers and sh,ppe 81 p0 81 5opt+ go
SINNERS, 81 75aS5 10. common So 21aS5 - StfTEF-
Stea4v: 81 aCasJ LANBS-Slow aHd weak. SJfST -.
T,+tsbfr, 12C-A IT IF-S':uplv light stea2y:
cy,afc s. f59s5 90 So 4e1s5 80. veal calves q "a
asa - cIjis and common s2s3 lambs s59ST 70
Receipts fair. nrne heavrs mediums and
heavy Workers 81 G5 light Workers. 81 s1E$f 80 rouEhs
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
COTTON

FOTTON-There further decline N 80 ~ =,
TO-DAY. with more active 1loit!o s5t.-
under the high prices o.
reports. talk OF tn'resIlr -
from the S'.0'I+eT
7rrirz considerable 1srcent@ge OF M -
held IN ne interior and reports OF e Si.oI.
l,z 1aenthz IA Is points under tne eloslas pI
the market closed nare4E etE
- II 5ei5 points Sales io m CO. - =
bales market oPe--14
q and beyond one or tNo siIs.Ls
overirS rlc2eTat
a. bulls showed generally ceclinlS
Tne-. runloTs afs9zl reseEone u
me claim that a new Val StFeet |,-0
market others thar me =
Liverpool ha1 oeerl 1le P5
s--s-r=5 signal in all InS-kets LsS
months had TnaiualIed us posl-l-'
rse trailing long considerably r1l,
and -nat pzrt original short iItsresl IA
VAT. sellers The SPOT news tFo42 -
less OF feature man tLa-
-. Texss Parties Tellabls Rired tI.-.
g5eustca sections al least 80 Pc eLL q
tst ,sre we're buyers and that advises rom fians
a. Genoa repcr1ed inability 20 secure croels Il -
Ezfz leading fertilizer interest rspoIte ma
slower than last year iheg w.
receipts. iio.s4S bales asaf'
las mills ana Ndl4aosr 1870
raiss against 56ls baes last year ootneIa I'm - -.
-. -s.irssre6 - bales. against Srs paes iast
rs.U of STOCK interior towns :s aee, 4salIisD
5sse5 Iast yez- brought into slsht iof ~ez-
9S - 1ales against Ia. .z53 baaes last .ea
mills aLc taflsGe
against bales last year southern mn =
s7gr 4el bzies against lpt9 uales las
excess September l. asn4uS
49, azsrx- 3a7 81 bales brought into sig
- sr season s555.5s1 bales. against Il o.
se1r- tc-si crop movement = 10 1''
sgzilst l.45 GAYS es' So -s.t.t 6a,
~ contract prices N the local 'l7' h' 4
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, March 15-The reported appearance
IN Kansas and Oklahoma OF the Hessian fly and
the green bug caused an advance of more than
1c in the price of wheat to-day on the local sx-
change. At the close May wheat = n = .
higher. Corn was up 2. @ sc. Oats L q q Z
higher. Provisions were ~ 20 TO 112t=c higher.
The wheat market strong ali day with
the exception of slight dip at the opening.
which caused by Unexpectedly large ship
lnents for the week from Argentina. The
strength OF the market based entirely upon
revived rumors OF damage the crop in the
Southwest by insects. Shorts and bulls
persistent buyers throughout the day, and the
greater part of the selling by longs. The
market closed strong and the high point
May opened 3s a 1zc to 3 @ &c lower at $685. G
@2@. advanced 95t a4Y5Il {. and closed at
95c. ClearanCes OF wheat and flour equal
to 2f2,ioo bushels. Exports for the week. as
shown by "Bradstreets,' were equal 10 2,300 600
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

r6Y1EE-The business aE-
E-ersEed srS5ar opening unchanged
There netting fr the that lcca traders seemed
10 sufficient
au -hef-- Hare
zr6 Tfz-hu-e unchanged I. rig lower.
-iItz RIO declined -eis
unchanged and receipts rztls- lgrIeT. only
Zoo being reported a the ports. against
years JundaIy receipts 10 De-
2f-o yszs ago. II taat the govern
of Peo hss passed legislation authorizing the
craftsmen Of bureau and rhe expenditure OF money
4 campaign % education
eor- 70 increase the consumption q Brazilian coEee
object q having the origin Of coffee
properly given. is claimed raI
much Santos corec is still sold under tbs name OF
Java Mocha Other well srowths This decision
sad ~ - ne with tne policy adopted y the gov
c--aenc vaicTizariou plan Outlined ana
irtelrto1 Brazil appears b. govern SUP
insure growers ct cofee fAir
does appear
r. impressed with the governments attitude
Immediate market, an1 IS
ts waiting definite Information regard
crCs ouriock The Size OF which the course
~ eersE6 the next tsH
Spor coffee quiet Rio No . eisdS .;-loc-
prices the local market To-Day
Fr--s
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New YORK March i. 1905
ndadnx IS csf f5 Tc9 e s M fssE s 10 or @ 5
over yesterday 20 cars sale. Very few steers Of
ssle & rat bulls firm to 1oc higher light bulls more
S @ T[ssey medium T TO good COWS steady to firm thin
st. ses 3 sa s At s. sg$5 % Ger lo9 10 S 90 bun.
at 81 O.; taiIends at s. Dressed beef moderate
London cables quoted live cattle selling at IiG12c Per
n dressed weight; refrigerator beef lower &c per
toay To-orro7v Minneapolis win take out IL
5s4 cattle for J. s6a5nes & son ami SEQ
@ 1854 q quarter 9gs1 PE o. Ssen See ,S 969 @ the st. Pa Paul will
PaTy 100 quarters for schwarzschid sulzberser
a & t9,a I fQm e IBIS BQ+t for he week Of 563
salss-S sanders; - Fenzyyanta steers 1870 n aver
do 1850 H. at 81 % 10 do, 1914 H. 81 60 do 1200
a5 at s. to $50 % r. at at st S 75 o al eS1 ~
AZ s. s. l 81 q ID 90 At ?4 g n = s. 81 81 49, 1e T. DO , e n i a 50 M
n ct Sc 20 90 at % s. 90 = o Soc g. n 10 a. oS @
Dc, II n. at 81 80: do, SIS n. at s. -.
DC 1i5 s. a d.' d. 1910 a A. a a. $ =
- a. oxen 14so n 81 90: = bulls 1915 70 At
Do Do ooo SG b. 'i at ST a "a a Z 90 DO io6 n a. s l g. d.
- 20 n a. a. r. 5d 10 I6o ~ OK = o b. g. o. g. 20 ~ 10 Ios GS - 1e
s. d. 1c72 n at s. s.: 90 s79 n at s. Is: II &C.
a. S. 10 GO o. 315 n . at s. S. DO i2o n at 0 S Z
- p eG s S S CO. n 6 81 s IL II at G' Sc @ 90 r. do n SIS = a9 s. So 81
60, 500 h. at S225' d, e58 u. at 81
herns Commission Company: 1s Western steers, 1921
LSEs-Rseeipts were rs head. including for
butch n
Inand prices firm 25c higher barnyard calves
netting 10 Western calves The pens
Ordinary choice veas sold at s7QS9 IS per 100 n;
culz 81 so Indiana FED calves 81 25G1S5 50 Cty
dressed veais were steady at s12G13sc per n country
dressed q
saIee-1T. R. Hume: veaIs average a -
100 r. r. so g S K 4 ita s. = & at g. 80 $50 II Is ID do ls ID at
Ker.1s Commission Company. So lnilana Yeas 10 n
So 12 Indiana calves. 5a h. at IS So Is do 300 10
z 81 %
Mcpherson & 143 70. 50: do. 70.
50. Is cults 50 n. 81 90 barnyard calf 400 n
a So %. .
SHEEP AND i.AMBS-ReCeipts were 1TIs or
577T head including 13is for siaugherers and
for the market making, with the stock held over
from sale sheep
lsu7os &c higher held over. Good choice
sold at per h T;resssG
II n 1SC
try dressed hothouse steady >+ds10 per
Saes-Kerns Commission Company: 1877 Western lambs
% 10 average 81 80 per 100 II; 2e Buffalo Do. 73 70.
I.oGs-Receipts were 15ls cars. or 2.7s4 head. in
Guiding about for the market No saes reported
4. The feeling steady Country
dressed hogs steady az 5G7lz~ PEI n.
Saes-S Judd & Gate Yesterday; = state hogs. 30
II average s. 10 per 100 70: roughs 5e4 n at 81 TO-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
NEW YORK PRICES.

METALsmI!S.Ths L99aoa n!srlss iz :. s9sE s her
ss9s5 45 8 s49st4 sss
son Soc coPPER&AbonJ IS higheTs with spot Quoted
ass rs 50 and futures at i5a in the Lendon mar,
a. ss.lis elfsfsoi'G Apfoser E. 5 at eng ZIG
l5s I'd in the London MARKET. the local market vas
f2l IS in the london market but was dull and
unchanged 81 4so@47oc iocalig. !RoN-Unchanged
land warrants at "a London. The local market
oidens sse he nafsBosed to srs85 any
narket for pig iron certificates at the Produce gv
change Was dull and featuresss at The o'a ieye Gt
soTs: Cash sia - bid: March SIS so GSls ~; april
SIS 50 SIS 40 May sl5 so ss So and June. SO 80
tsT F sctis ara nStatiSns es toilor NoGassSw
e5lssn: eooa - s sfn a Se~ M an
ssssss % iae e PFie 5sa
With cotton but seadied during afternoon session
er offerings Of crude in The South d6 s snd sRse
500 july sI esse and 100 ssg,sPibsT Sa1.c bl5 Lit;
,ssrs :se 9 s BSte se &c sa ed
Phnadelphia. Ies5c; water Thite Neo York 96ls 52s
Tstsf ubis RGs cases Sea 4ors Is aoe: P9adephIs
summer ye!lSs spot s5@s5,se March
septenSef SsI sSa.ss; oc,o6eT. s7 a.7s Oft sur
inu pPnSe nc Rite re- als a 4oc: prime winter
yelIor iogtosc LINsEf3D oILA An3sgioan as S,e6
fas Gsss fae 7oe sfs IsRp . 6qI@s6@ 9I5e~ ssc,
m e a pTo1o eoSis 9F2 st rale and
for the balance Of the Gay was rather firm in sym
recepts WeFe 26ooo hogs: sstiTnated Tor saturday.
20 600: Kansas City had 10000 Omaha 800 sn9 ,ns @
a. family 81 s15 20: short clear So
sI5 ssc e95ss Mess G eEtra fhd az ss s21 So
BEEF HAMS STEADY: quoted al So a s2I DRESSED
SIS; 40 r. s;:e; pigs =. cut s "a "
FlckIed neies cure, q1lo'eI 1sy5s @,sf
quoted a. Sc TAL1ow steady: citv. SIC: country.
7soe city lard sSeady quoted a. 7s.c Rsened isrd
Sulet; quoted: South america SISc o@ntinsnt 10.
sTEARLIE firm; quoted oeo. 10 city lard stesr-
RICE-1he market presented firm front here are as
s s as at tie south f5og with sTssn6s s 6sa9 n
mar .94sc fair 4sa5ei good ordinaT5 3sG2,
81; Pstns, foreign 57sas'7c Rangcon and Bassein-
hut unchauge6 The tone nri5 Ths following ere
eB s5 f ent for Sasb seen < dayz crystal
don,inos, T35c: Eagle tablets. 730c. cut Loaf soC
powdered. 5.15c: EaEle 5-n bags gqvdered ard Esge
o2Tfsc'.G1Srs - - ~ ri L9iere sS Ff atra
fine grs9ulated 100 EasIe 2o cartons Of IRE srang
-rb bags do 52oc 10 n bags do 5i5c: . and 80 70
6asz 12 afIe ns Or 'sHsra Ser r6 Soc Sos
and ; 75cj Ne 5oc; No fS''' NJ \" - . 9 %:S
No II 430c No T. e: 10 Il 90; Nos - - and and
and 30 hehe-. With March and ArriI quoted at los
Ioed The local ruled firm ard unchanged with
o5c: 1auscoyedo 50 test $55c, ana rnolaszes
sBr- hair Anil srf~n1ent At gao basis So test cosr
and frs!gt and TnodTas amount q sngar Is oTsd & 59
-eh1ers have RESPONDED the ove-tuTes OF
sellers f9r that position strong aqTics I are , Con n @ ~
cordition ard sons plantations are sata .. .s .al
Of Europe and America 3s7aeo3 tons against 50 eos
ton: 1St sa ga. S os h seai decrease ot 2e4 6o
tons last week os. and aaoss toss,Aer M Is. snow
last year, OF decrease ot 226oo2 tons"
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

IAverpooI March 13-1Ioslng: WHEAI--SPot Etea1s-,
No rcd Western, winter. Ts S'sd; futures steady
Marcn es i0isd: May IS loIsd July 7s I'd CORR
cU- s-ea6n. prime mixed American rs I'd prime
mixed American old. - ac futures hrm March - I.d
MAJ IS ii-d. FLnUR-Winier patents oul. 7s rs 40
TJgPS-Iu London GuH. Il iUsfv+- lta
IfEsi,I--Extra India quiet, SOS POEh-PriIne
rya-s western easy 81. IAMS-ShoTt cut IA 10
- 10 steady, 3ss. BACoN-Cumberiand cut. 70 to 20
~ firm. 3s d rih 10 10 n n quiet. 5as 90
iang clear niddes. light. * "a ~ du 5os ti. long
clear miadIes heavy 35 10 - n dull SOS I'd short
Esrrs %. clear bellies. i 20 10 "a.
dTIi SIS Cd sIIOULDERs-Square. II 10 IL Ie ddli.
Western, tlerces. st-afl} s'i'
American refined. pals steady, 3ss G 81 I II
go Tinted states easy ssG01s CftEEoL- ;!ati
fnsrt white nrm 63z 81. Canadian finest coored hIn
,,4s ga American Nni,e nrn. Ois american Ls'
o-o-aS Trrn i5s TALI.pH-Trir1s city eery. -us 70.
m sPESII.sE--s spirits stezd}. 37s
stesGv As Sd PETRoLEr rM-HeAnsd quiet e1so 4--
erEr lTLl-EssF. 1ds
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
OPERA BOXES as BRIDGE PRIZES.

4 bridge tournament VIII be held for the 5euetis
OF Auxiliary No II OF Stony Weld Sanstoriur ac
the Hotel ST Regis on Tuesday afternoon, March
q Among the prizes a Metropolitan Opera
box given by Heinrich Conried: Manhattan Opera
box given by oscar HanusrsteiH. and box Cor
the Hudson Theatre. given By Henry 3 Harris
Tickets including tea. . each. may be obtained
from Mrs Benjamin Stern. No. West I'D street.
OF Mrs Benno Neuberser. No IS East 7ith street
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

of live hogs As the session reared its close tse
: market became firm In sympathy "ith tAe
strength o< the grain Final quotations on May
pork were IelI2I.c higher az 1905 Lard was
up 2fs G5c az 7.75fG77ta- RIBS were 2lSc
higher at SO.
Estimated receipts for to-mOrTOv- Wheat. -
cars corn. 141 ears; oats. 2l3 cars: hogs 2evoo
F. head.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

Bradstreets. aggregated 2sa5 aoa bushels against
se3 Dos last week and $50 o34 last since July
/. 1ei ooSs against 1ses04 9aa Corn.
1890 bushels against 1.4S1.-
49, last week and 19aS25& last year: July l,
4c5Isso. bushels against 47314.s31 last year
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
Males.

Males.
CANVASS ERS--Fnr an 'IP-to-fate news
paper proposition, chance to make s25 to
SIS a week, salary and commission. must
Ne Of clean habits and neat appearance.
Call, after Q o'clock Mr.. Charlton. Room
514. Tribune Building
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male
CSEFT-I. MAN ID "a cEr-7n. Ez-den--s ~
teiliEsnt youGz German. courSeo1s ard
oSliginS Address Wsltner's Exchange for
merry German An League. 5i5 West
cath - Tel 1871 Chelsea
UsEFT-L. MAN Soon ac--SEs5i s'l
couple man inside or outside work. vtss
cook and lauudreSs. also ar irish coup e
best references yfathew>ons 3 Bureau. -
9Th ave Tel 37S-Rryant.
VALET &c-YoUnE ran. Cf excellent
character. well recommended as valet 0r
attendant % gentleman or family goius
abroad X C TIS2 - ave
VALET German. -: perfect atrentant.
ru5Arsrarfs swedish movement and body
treatment. references from best families:
speaks some English, has travelled I
Jeschor 3S4 East S7th 81
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

rADY's MAID.-GerT1ar. excellent searl-
stress: MAKES house gowns. etc L D.
Miss FftzGerald's Bureau. sos 5ta aT--.
corner 4Gd 81
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

whom sue thoroughly recommends -zhr
years crry references Hrs Dfcztnso.1
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

-RSE.-Nor,h Gsrrnau: goo. sewer. SIS.
frierI fist class lafv.s mad. 81. ref
s--rce= Mathew sons Bureau. So or ave-.
near sTth St Tel. &7S-B-ysrt-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

COACHAfA vlu highly rec
oElmcnd his recent coacnna1n- gave him
unusuallv satisfactory service tfIring the
l.st eight years. married. no cAildren- z.
g N IS Wsst ieth o..
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

NURSE AND ATTENDANT. BY ca2aoif
vCuus- woman. with excellent references
from physicians: graduate hospita-. VII
take ertI~e charge os invalid good trasei-
Ier Il Mes FitLger4iG Burs1l- Us scs
ave corner 4@d
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14

NURSE TO baby or 10 children good sewer
good reference Agnes Bart lischecs. -
East I'D st.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-14
Female

CHANBERNAID and WAITRESS
wiling obliging young woman. niodsra.s
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In the collar (the young man. accord
ing to the testimony of others be
sides the officer was bending over
him, ana would smash him in the eve
every time he attempted TO rise). en-
deavoring to pun him back. and fan
ing, struck him several times over
the head with the gun. The officer
stated that he did not pinion the
young mans arm while the bartender
beat him. He also says that the com
p9nion Of the typhoon who started in
To help when the bartender came out
with the gun, threw his hand behind
him, stating that 1t was not fair TO
allow Two men to Jump on boy
when The city special officer stopped
him, saying to the youth that they
tthe officer and bartender) were try,
Ing To quiet HIM
As soon as order was brought about
and the blood washed off the combat.
ants, the young man and his compcu.
ion started 10 leave the saloon when
they We're placed under arrest by the
officer with the black eye, and gave
bond tor their appearance before the
mayor Tuesday morning
Rut this will not be the end of the
matter The county officers have
taken eognizanee of the row and the
circumstances surrounding. and the
county attorney states that the grand
jury will he asked to probe the mat.
ter to the bottom, An ordinary saloon
scrap would not be taken cognizance
ot, but the county attorney states
that the sixshooter play cannot and |
will not be overlooked,
That this trouble should occur is |
he source of deep regret to every.
ne in the city, especially the solid
'USlNeSS element
The Eagle has Cndeayored to lay
he matter before its readers in an
impartial way.
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Hoo killinu Time.

Mr. Mark Wilcox. longtime and
well known resident OF this section.
was in the city Tuesday from his
home in the Harris School community
MIR, Wilcox had business with Santa
Claus, but also had time to~say that
the hog killing weather now prevail
Ing is especially acceptable, and he
had killed on Monday two pigs which
dressed as pounds each Mr vii
cox estimates that hogs are neces-
Sary to successful agriculture. aud
raises a sufficient number to supply
his own family and his tenants with
meat, and often has some to sell to
the stores, lie declares that under
his method of putting away hams and
bacon, they never spoil OF the fl,
OaNcial advantage to be derived from
raising hogs, he states that the SOW
from which he raised sufficient meat
to supply his needs for the next two
Years, was sold ON THANKSGIVING day
Tor $50,
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mlttees have been appointed.

Episcopal church or Christmas eve;
the Presbyterian church same date;
ard the Free Baptist Sunday school
will likewise hold its usual oaaery-
ance on Christmas eve. The al
nouncement of the Methodist Sunlar
school was made in these columns
heretofore.
Mr., w. II. Goen of Harvey killed a
hog Monday which weighed GT5 lbs.
gross. 573 net 1t Is not difficult to