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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-11
ClTfg ss!L:!IGHT LOSER
ON CEMENT
WALKS LAID
COST IN 1907 WAS ABOUT $4,000
ABOVE AMOUNT CHARGED TO
PROPERTY owNsas-How TIE
LOSS OCCURS.

A report OF all the cement sidewalk
business of the department OF public
works for 1907 has been made public
by Commissioner Haarer. IL shows
that the city Is very slight loser. ap
parently.
The walks laid by the department
for the season cost s107 1854. The
amount charged to the property-owr
ers is approximately 100000. there be
ments are In dispute so that exact ne
ures cannot be given.
The cost price includes inspection
advertising. labor. material and the
amounts paid city contractors. II IL
in the arst three items that the loss
comes.
only about one-third OF the walks
that are condemned are laid by the
city," says Sidewalk Clerk John u
Stewart. "On the remainder the ex
pense for inspection, advertising and
notices Is loss inasmuch as we can
not charge people when the obey the
order and have their walks laid b.
private contract"
This view is confirmed by Controller
Doremus
Il know of no way In which the
money so expended can be secure
when the walk is laid and the order
obeyed," says Deremus
Commissioner Haarer says there IL
another cause for loss, however.
The mayor last year insisted thai
we put TO work certain gangs OF men
who insisted that they could lay walk
for IL cents foot" said Haarer
"They failed TO do so. the cost being
much more. We had TO charge these
property owners the same price as
others. that price being based on tho
contract price.
I'm taking up the figures. however
II must be remembered that the city
ia paying a very low price In this APP
parent loss for the protection from
damage suits that would result II the
walks were not condemned.
When I took Office the wooden
walks OF the city were going to pieces
fast. and the greatest effort that We
could exert has not sufficed to bring
conditions To what they should be yet
The walks decay faster than we can
replace them with new cement walks
IL will be year or to before all the
bad walks are done away with.
There is only certain amount OF
mnoey available to do the work n the
property-owners do not lay walks when
ordered to do 80, the department musi
do IL and we can lay them only as
long as the money holds out. | am
criticised IL do not build walks fast
enough, and I am condemned IL tho
walks are built and the funds run
out"
The money on part OF the sidewalk
work for 1907 Will not be in until next
year. Already about $4,000 has been
collected. however.
Sidewalk Clerk Stewart replies to
a statement of the mayor that Trum.
bull-ave. man offered to pay for walk
laid by the city. but could not. by say
ing that this man had had 80 days no.
tfce TO pay for his walk, did not do so
and came in after the assessment roll
had gone to another office.
The ID. p. w. clerks have been work
ing their spare time on going over
the Hawkins report and have not yet
found any items correct except as has
been previously stated.
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THINKS SON SHOT HIM.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, April Ii
After investigating the shooting OF
VIM. Huller. the Climax farmer who
was shot In the left arm by a man
lurking In the doorway OF Huller's
stable, county officers took his son.
Lloyd. into custody. and he Is de-
tanned In the county jail. No charge
has. yet been preferred. but a war
rant may be taken out today. Ampu-
tation OF the farmers arm may be
necessary.
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BOSTON WOOL.

BOSTON. April 1.-THE Commercial
Bulletin. OF Boston. making lis report
upon statistics gathered for the gov
eminent, today says, OF the wool mar
ket; The market has been really ac-
tive. the first indication OF such a con :
oition since the first or the year The
aggregate transfers are conservatlvely
estimated at 100000 pounds. The
long time have been adopted Tie
shipments OF wool from Boston to April
y, inclusive, according to the same au-
thority, were 3i,2ls.sxs pounds against
year. The receipts to April y, inclu-
sive. were 3t,37s.373 pounds. against
6s,i46,222 pounds the same period last
year.
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Dserest UsDtea Intsvsvsss Lisss.
Time table subject to chang, withou;
sGs1 ss. csn nMr Sssndnra TINE s.,s
ana S:iS .. n. Locsls--Fer Roshss,er.
:. N. ana hourly until II p. m FOR
Romeo. .. m and every Two hours
S Sai a. !sd nj fla me- m ana ana o sS:s1
two hSSrS until p m. also II .. N
'e rsr Wy..Ae~se ana Tre,to,. Ear.
N, SOS . m. and every 20 minutes
until S:o9 g. IN. then half hourly until
l:eS p. m. then every 30 minutes until
rm m. On sunday. drss car Starts .:
''S 1.s R.y., o.s. s.r-,rss.- ADD
S:ss1f eso .s.n m o ssi1 u nsf n1ary
t1rss car ons-haif hour later on Sun
sJs:', y:r !: g !; !, e.: a. ss s'sss
Lake ana Pontiac. .. m, q. H.. and
every two heurs until .. M, hourly
:: 81: ::' a. 1 's:' e: :'''s toe hour i;i::
usnlasSS R ,m,... Adr "a, ,s.fsrTn7 ;,s.
e: ssr. "a 9ses :i: t City s; AND sf sU.
81 %i !: Hsi,ss I. eIT tsssi ar. s ssS
Ssssf S:ss am. 70 n me- sadi hoS saIt
SSsss@s .Is ssurlyy.' sass g c'; N, e ,y.!s
gaSs4 Iii. - S@fol.dHs IHi %i;.S,
NY ~ Use ssi. i q, a:.R p; s;iS and
peri ana =; qsl! sSsh Sossly s :ss
: =. - $50 p. m. also $40 and ii
$3.50 2.y:SssT Gs @;s.S:s AM; c1 ls:
ser jssSss., - : a. .he Every 'G two
noyre thetsafter until . ,. IN. For AnD
Asber. heH hourly from 3 .. m. to .
Infsrurpan cars pass w aitinx Station.
sofnof Of Larned and orfswofd -sts u
lSse ears awaiting the closing of
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GRAND TRUNK WOULD
GUARD DANGER SPOT

The Grand Trunk railway is fgur-
ing on double-tracking part of It's
main line from Larned.st TO below
Franklin-st. This has been regarded
by the railroad men as danger spot
for years. as there Is only single
track owing TO the narrow right Of
way. The road has purchased addi-
tional land. however. and Is how
n ady TO double track this section.
A. b. Atwater. representing the road,
will ask the common council streets
committee Monday morning for per
MISSION To cross Franklin.st. with the
double track.
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Lanbrecht,
Kelly & Co.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS, y
INSURANCE.
Both Phones: n Mal l5s 90 Grswold ST.
WEST SIDE RESIDENCE
M. p.... M. 3l5
City BIS


FoREsT-Near Greenwood. iI-room
brick, finest house in that section;
VIII DO sold AT very low price.
LINCOLN--Near Willis. 5 rooms. strict
~ modern. hot water heat; lot Ssx
1ao: $4,000.
L1NCoLN--No. 5se rooms. gas and
bath: must be sold quick. owner
leaving country. best offer will
take ~.
vINEwooD--In first block from Grand
River. rooms, strictly modern;
steam <eat: west side OF street. So
400: terms.
McGRAW--Near 10th rooms, gas,
bath and cellar: $4,000. terms.
sCOVE1.--Near Roosevelt rooms.
bath, cellar. combination lights: So
scOTTEN-Near Warren. rooms.
strictly modern: full basement: fur
mace. oak floors and finish. ss.7Oo.
BoULEvARp--Near Grand River,
double paving brick. rooms aud
bath each; all modern; separate fur
naces: laundry: combination lights
oak finish and floors throughout;
lot soxl1S: $500.
BoULEvARD-No ss7-ssl. near Mich
igan. strictly modern: combination
lights, oak floors snd finish fur
mace. laundry: paneled dining and
reception hall; So n. lot s3.s5p.
icTH--Near McGraw. : rooms. full
basement furnace. oak floors and
finish; $500; terms T.. n.
CAMPBELI.--N Near Howard, rooms
modern. fun basement. furnace
laundry: come and make us an offer
JUNcTIoN-Near Howard. e-room cot
tage $1,000.
17TH-Near Howard. 5-room cottage
$l,250.
BouLEyARD-Near Warren. new brick
and single: strictly modern: lot 40x
1875: $3.50 terms l.. Y.
WEST SIDE VACANT
vINEwooD--Near Lafayette. 4Oxi72;
VIII sell Mt bargain.
VINEWOOD-Near Grand River. 30Y
: 1875: 5000. Near scovei. 5000
sTANToN--cor Stanley. 4Oxl55: $3.50
ROOSEvELT-Near Hancock. 30x120:
1850: will furnish money 10 build.
GRUMMOND--Near Third, 30xI2e: $3.50
VIII furnish money 10 build.
BoTLEvARD--Cor. scovel. looxl25.
81 500
other lots in same location from
$500 up.
EXCHANGES
New. double brick. near Warren and
Trumbull. strictly modern. VIII take
some good vacant
COMMONWEALTH Kirby.
rooms. bath, gas and cellar. $4,000.
. VIII exchange for good cottage.
COMMONWEALTH Warren new
1-houso terrace will take good farm
as part pay.
PUTNAM--Near Maybury. rooms.
gas. bath, cellar: s2.l00 will take
some vacant as part pay.
TRUMBUIL--Near Forest, 7-room dou-
BILE brick. separate furnaces. $4,000:
VIII take good cottage as part pay.
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POLICE COURT DOCKET

Robert McHenry. drunk; sentence
suspended
Mary Stevens, disorderly person;
sentence suspended.
Nellie Weismsn. drunk; sentence
suspended.
Joseph Hubbard. drunk; sentent 9
suspended.
Adam Miller. drunk; sentence sus-
pended
Frank shnewakowsk.; $40 or 30
days.
Andrew Nova. disturbing the peace |:
$40 or 80 days.
Joseph Oraowski. disturbing IN.
peace; $40 or 80 days.
Marie Fields, drunk: sentence sus
pended.
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Huohes 4e Wears Old roday.

BUFFALO. April i1.--Gov. Hughes
was 40 years old today. Buffalo gave
a birthday party In his honor The
governor and his stan were received
by several committees. including OF
fcers OF the Seventy-fourth regiment
A reception was given by college fra.
ternities at the University club, re-.
ceptioa by the lawyers club and a re-
view OF the Seventy.fourth regiment.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. April i1.--Ciose.--The
great question now in wheat is, has
Armour corner In May? Some peo-
pocket and that shorts will be squeezed
Many or the shorts appear to be be-
lieve this. for they are getting ashore
well established that Armour has the
cash wheat. and he has recently
bought heavily OF May wheat. II
looks enough like corner 10 scare the
market strong. The market was very
strong on Saturday nearly all the
time. The crop situation Is all right
with the exception of some dry wealth
and cash wheat are dull
Wheat quotations: Cash No. red.
CSC: May opened with a jump OF nc
at sttc, advanced TO 96c and declined
to csc: July opened at ssHc. gained
NC and declined TO sSLc: September
opened at sec. advanced to S6hc and
declined 20 sec. No. . red. s2c. No. i
Coarse grain quotations: Corn--cash
No. 3. sGHc: No Q yellow. I car at
ssAc: at ss9c: No. yellow. car
osis-cash No. 3 white. ears at
SIC: May. 5fhc
Rye--cash No. 2; see
Glover seed-Prime spot. 20 bags at
s12.50: October, 100 bags at $40;
rample 10 bags at $1I5o. Z at $3.50
prime als.ke. S bags at $3.50: sample
alsike. . bags at Sill.
Timothy seed--Prime spot, so bags
at ~.
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Saturday were 200 bbls OF -four, car
OF wheat OF corn and OF oats.
Withdrawals were 200 bills OF flour.
Stocks are 1902 bu OF wheat. t53.i04
bu OF corn. 3l,s01 bu OF oats. 2zs3 bu
OF barley and 1892 bu Of rye
wheat receipts at St. Louis. 1900
bu. year ago. $4,000 bu.
Northwestern wheat receipts .Satur-
| day. 1873 CARS. year ago. 45V cars
Exports OF wheat and -four saturday.
so. 900 .bu.
saturday. $4,000 bu. year ago, s7t.-
900 hu. frV(, ,A
CHICAGO GRAIN.
! CHICAGO. April II Wheat was up
/ a cent right after the opening. Selling
4 largely against the ups. Commission
| houses were good buyers Higher
| cables with continued drought In kan-
sas and Nebraska. light receipts In the
| northwest and large decrease i'm Min
neapolis stocks for one day were the
chief influences.
opening prices wheat--May. 81 y q
30 &c. Pork-May, si3.4O Lard~-May.
| ts17h bid. RibSs-May. s7.20.
W Armour played blk part In today >
wheat market bv.seiline at least $500
600 bushels May and taking lot OF
! July 10 replace H. The market closed
| Z. a lie better. The English Visible sup-
tply OF wifcat decreased is3Ge.1e9 bush
I vfs for fine week. ~ leads -e44 for es-
port-Corn. = q he higher oats ~ "
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WASHINGTON. April 11.--Presi.
dent Roosevelt announced today that
he would make Gen. Frederick Funs.
ton president OF the General Service
school at Fort Leavenworth. The
appointment was made upon RECON-.
mendation of Senator Curtis. Gen
Funston. for two years. has been com
mandant OF the department OF Cab.
fornia. He will supersede Mai Gen
G. B. Hill on April 20. The latter re-
tires on account OF age.
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The AIhafnbra theater, IS MOnrOf
ave. IL offering an attractive biz Tor
the coming week. Among other fsa-
lures are Prof. Mack. kins OF suntor.
tionists7 Ruth Curtis. In coon" songs
Jack Bottsford. eccentric songs. and
Joe Eilverhorn. the only Indian bari
tone IA the world and whose songs are
one OF the most pleasing features Of
the entertainment. The moving pic
lures at tire Afirrrrbru are always new
and entertaining. -
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BOSTON, April 1l.--Sales, Furnished
by Cameron Currie X Co.: Anal. 5.l42:
A An: 90; Ati, zoo. Bling. ESQ; b; G,
10; Cent, so: Mer.. 100; Range. sal;
Fr.. l1e; O.. G. C., 1880: Guam, 100:
Roy. LII: Iasal, 233; Mass, 2oi Mex,
IS; Mich. 81. Mob. rs; ". b.. ss2: o.
Tam, 30: Trim. 40: ". s. r., ITO: do
pfd. les. Utah Cons. G35: Utah Cop.
100; Wet TO-
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SERVICE LEAGUE HOLDS
{. MASS MEETING SUNDAY

What we need In Detroit is more
OF cooperative effort In behalf OF the
things that will work out for the city's
betterment," says the Rev Gaius Glenn
Atkins. pastor Of the First Congrega
tional church. who will speak on City
service that serves" In the citizens
meeting to be held under the auspices
Of the City Service league at 3 O'Clock
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EAST SIDE RESIDENCE

ALFRED-Near's ST. Aubin. Groom cot
tage with attic, barn. easy pay
ments: $4,000.
McDOUGALL4-Near Forest. very good
y STORY 1-room house, bath, gas
cellar. sell right.
MUl.LETT--Near Chene. large 2-story
y-reom house: bath, gas, cellar,
$500.
CONCORD--Near Gratiot, solid brick
rooms. bath, combination fixtures
hot water heat. 40 n. lot. owner
would take some vacant.
MONTCALM--Near John H.. cosy brick
cottage; can be had for $4,000.
Three-family brick veneer terrace
near Water Works park" strictly
modern. separate steam heaters
Price low II taken at once.
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COPPER LETTER.

Cameron Currie n Co.'S copper letter:
The copper share market Opened
quiet this morning with trading dur
ing the two-hou session on small
scale. The tone was rather easy, al
CURED. a decline OF - I'm Amalgamated
representing the great change The
general Est showed fractional reces-
sions and closed dull and without fea-
ture.
AS has been the case for several
weeks past. the metal market has
again shown declines during the past
week Copper In Londonis fl lower for
spot and futures.
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With the Ministers

There were 10 tables IN play at the
saturday matinee of the Detroit Whist
cup. Plus scores.
NORTH AND SOUTH.
MIR. and Mrs. G.. r. Bielman 20 II-f&
Mrs. I. L. Slick and Mrs. W. L
Mrs: Z. P. Miles and Mrs. Il. a. li'
Mrs. Frank Andrus and Miss
Mrs. james james r shaw and j. w. ii-is
Mrs. u. Twelyetrees and Mrs.
Forrest Bell ........ ...rt2 11-l4
Mrs, 4 A. Towns and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Averiii ll-l4
EAST AND WEST.
III. ID. Alice and r. o. Bates III Ala.
Mrs w Steiner and G. w
J. W. Bradley and Frank os-
"A. j. Arnold windsor and r = s-is
u. w. Bright twfndsor) - 3-l4
Mr. and Mrs. A. ID. Dresbach ala
Mrs. a, H. Mcdonnell and Mrs.
L. J. Callahan ........ ~ 3-I4
Miss Jennie Barry and Frank
Brown tYpsilantD ........ 3-lA
Plus scores at the mems Monday
evening game:
NORTH AND SOUTH.
B!eiman and Ellsworth. ...... +4H
EAST AND WEST
Slick and Niles .... 49,
Mccansey and osburn 800. 4sE
There will be no meeting or the
sehon Gluck club next week. Plus
NORTH AND SOUTH.
Mrs. John Gray and Mrs. III. NJ
Mrs. !. D Memo and Mrs. a. &
Mrs. z. K. sticikiney ana Miss =.
sahoeIs ........ ..s ri 80
EAST AND WEST 3
Mrs.. M r. Bennett and Mrs. j.
q. Shadboit ................. 70 4-6
Mrs. c, Bazine and Mrs. A. d.
Dresbach .............-... r. 4-6
The second game Of the semi nnais
In the Howell game series resulted 40
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. simmons. =. rs
Mrs; John Gray and Walter
Mrs. +. w. Averiii and Miss san
Mrs. il. NJ. Towne and Mrs. x'iR AR.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. stickney...
Mrs G. T. Bielman and c. w.
MS. 9 >. Lloyd (Toiedoj, and G.
Mr. and Mrs. +. ii. w. bright
tWindsorp .........-..-..... Ave-
The eight pairs having the hIghese
aggregate plus scores for the two semi@
Unal EdHts, anu VINO mus kuulfIy I0R
the final game. April 90 are.
Mr.. and Mrs: II; 3; s,rmons; .+iasS
Mrs y II in' NJ Towne and AIRS. x. Il.
Mrs 6 r Bieimain ana c. W.
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Nile. $3.50. ........ a.
Mrs John Gray and Walter
Mr.. and Mrs +. J Memo. +lm
Mrs c. y. Lloyd (Toledo). and G.
II. Bfelman Az.
There will be no ladies' night game
Thursday. April 1s. but all are cordial
~ invited to an open game Thursday
evening. April o3. The Saturday matinee
games VIII be played as usual. every
Saturday at > p. m
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John Scharkowskt pleaded not guilty
TO a charge OF embezzling $l5525
from Metal Polishers' union, No l..
when. arraigned In police court. Sat
urday morning. and his examination
was set for April 81. He was held In
$500 bail with one surety.
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Charles Terry Dead In Italy.

News was received In Detroit Sat
urday OF the death In Milan, Italy. oi
Charles Terry. an uncle OF James
Charles. Byron and H. w. c. Scher
merhorn, Of The Times. Mr.. Terry
was a native OF New York state, but
had lived in Milan for many years.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEW 1Ottks Aprli 1.-THE weekly
bank statement: Clearing house mem
bers. average condition. The changes,
as compared with last week are as fol-
lows: Surplus odd. increase s2.57J-
375 surplus tnewl, Increase S2,5s3S75;
loans, increase, s7,033.10O: specie. In
crease. t5,2is.40O: legal tenders in
crease, S24s.s00; deposits. increase slI,-
b66.5o0; circulation, decrease s67S.OO0 /.
United states deposits. increase. $4,000.
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Markets and Finance

"a 1ldc.
Closing prices: wheat---May. .92hc
asked. Cern--May. e75sw 10 6sc,
Oats-May. So sc. Pork--Mny. S13.47hs.
Lard-May.. 1897. Ribs---May. 5000
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April l1.--Hogs-Receipt pts
1000. market good, shade higher.
others barely steady; light. s5.70@e.l5.
mixed. $40 a 6.20. heavy. y5.e0W6.l5;
yorfers ss.osGs'io. castle-Reeeipss
400, market steady; beeves, ti60@7.25;
cows and helfers. s2,15Q6.25; Texans.
ers' s4acGS'5o; stockers and feeders.
$3.25@5.25. Sheep--Receipts 1000, mar
ket steady; native and western sheep.
H.7506S0: yearlings. $6.259T.30.
lambs, native and westerns, 36d7S0.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. April 11.--Under the
influence OF poor cables and fayorabIe
weather news from the south, the cot
ton market opened easy this morning.
The figures on visible supply had =
bearish appearance.
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U. 5. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bonds. furnished by Cameron Currie
& Co: New 2s reg. 1889 @104: do.
coup. 1o4 bid; new ss reg. 1904 %
1901 6f121ia; do, coup. 1921 bid
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Union Crust Company
Detroit. Mfcbfdan
Detroit, Mtcbtgan
ESTABLISHED 1891

ESTABLISHED 1891
Of wide experience in the transacting
Of trust business in all branches.
Well equipped for prompt and effec-
: tive service in all matters committed
to its care.
A reliable and responsible depositary
which would be pleased to receive
your time deposits.
Offices. UNION TRUST BUILDING
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Quotations by Cameron Currle a co.
Open. High. Low Close
'elBid. (s)splft. n)Nominal.
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO o.. April li.-By Finley
Darrell * Co. Wheat-No. 2 red. 93A &:
No yellow, 6sc: May 6ss.c: July,
t6&c; sept, 66c. Oats-No. 3 white.
~ hc; May. Sac: July 4sc; Sept 3s1.e,
Glover seed-Cash. ti2.50; April sic;
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A Jury in Judge connolly's court de-
cided. Saturday. that Parkerave.
should be opened between st. Paul
and Kercheyai-aves The amount OF
damages involved Is about $4,000.
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EAST SIDE. VACANT

Sf'. t'tAtR-Near Mack: $500.
ST. 'CLAIR--Nesr Kercheval s525.
HELEN lpaved)--Near Harper. 1915.
HELEN-Near Gratiot: Will build 10
suit
TOWNsENp--Near Gratiot: cheap.
GARIAND--la block from Jefferson:
$3.50.
JoSEPHINE-Near Brush: so IT, 81 600
CHANDLER--Near Brush: so IT, sIl5O
GRATIOT--Near Field: 30 or 60 IT,
WARREN AvE.--Bet John r. and
Brush; 40 f.. Only 81. 50u
FlELD-Near Sylvester; 5000
IS LOTS
Near Jefferson and Race Course: can
be bought right, or would exchange
for improved.
ONE ACRE
HAMILTON BOULEVARD. corner:
would make good lots. sell cheap.
INVESTMENTS
We nave two new. SOLID brick. two
nat buildings. near the Holy Re
deemer church, with rooms and
bath each Hat. strictly modern; sep
arate furnaces: $1,000: will take
some vacant.
LANGLEY Near Greenwood. two fat.
strictly modern separate steam heat
plants; rents SEQ; $1,000.
SINTH-Near Grand River, double.
rooms and bath each. two furnaces
combination lights: oak floors and
finish; $4,000.
isTH---Near Fort. two-fat. 5 rooms
and bath each; large barn: lot 4ox
l20. VIII rent $50 per month; $2.s00.
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A BARGAIN

VAN DYEE--South OF Gratiot. We
oner for $4,000 an S~room house with
bath, gas, basement, steaJn heat,
oak finish. large veranda lot 45x12s;
cement walks beautiful lawn and
shade trees. Would consider large
lot on good street near car line at
equally low price.
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LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.
Livestock Report by ssdier. Rortck a
Co.. COnmfnSton Morehs nf~

DIT AIO, ApTIl Il-tspecIaLJ-
Cattle--Receipts light and steady.
Hoss-Receipts 5000. pigs. 50. SO " $50:
all Others, s6.40q6.4s. Sheep-Receipts
5000; top lambs, IS; top calves $s.2a.
EAST BUFFALO. n. Y. April H.
Cattle--keceipts rs head, slow and un-
changed. veals and Calves--Receipts
500 head. market active and steady
prices, S+Ms26. sheep and i.ambs--Ke-
ceipts 1000 head. market fairly active
and steady; lambs. so.s6QS.l0; year
lings $iM1.50; wethers. y1m725: ewes,
x5.d5 MS.5D. mixed sheep. S3.23MS.2J.
Hogs-Receipts 3.740 head. market slow
pigs, $500 SEQ, mixed and heaylcs.
y6.45; roughs, $1,000 $50; stays, sac
$50.
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Warren II. Noble brought from Glove
Lad recAnfIx "a anaSA<er a charde

OF embezziing 5000 from the Tilden
Saw CO.. was held 10 the recorders
court by Justice Jeffries Saturday
morning Bail was fixed at $500
with one surety.
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Cotton prices, furnished by Cameron
Currie n Co. Opening
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There will be no ladies' night game
Thursday. April 1s. but all are cordial
~ invited TO an open game Thursday
evening. April cS. The Saturday matinee
games VIII be played as usual. every
Saturday at > p. M.
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q. Shadbolt ..........,..... 10 4-6
Mrs. G. Bazine and Mrs. A. ID.