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The Washington herald., 1908-04-10

Charles Seabright was given a prellni-
nary hearing in the Police Court yester-
day on a charge OF grand larceny and
was he'd in sl.0O0 bond fer the action of
the grand jury. James Hoiloran. ar
raigned st the same time. was dismissed
by Judge Kimbsll, who held there was
not sufficient evidence to implicate him.
The men were tried for stealing a horse
and buggy from Samuel D. Waters. of
80 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, on
April 2 >
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore April s-Following are the Official prices
to-day:
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. per h.. 3ls3ls: imita-
ton. 2a2i; MARYLAND and Pennsylvania rolls 2oa22.
stoTepacked Ohio, l6al7; DO, West Virginia lsaZl
Maryland Virginia. aud Pennsylvania. dairy prints
2oa2I
LIVE POULTRY-Cbiek young. large per b.
HAS: winter lbs and under 25s30: spring IL and
rs lbs Sai0; do oid hens. psr h.. Il; ducks pli-
die yoslng Hai5; do. young musc0Ty and mougrel
l3a4.
EGGs-AIaryland and Pennsylvania, fresh, per doz,
l515: duck eggs. nearby a.
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Equity Court No. L.


Nc Zaz5 Tebbs vs.. Wilson: auditors report c0l-
fTmcd. Attorneys Tucker Kenyon.
No &5sA Jordan ct al. vs.. Gemnell e al order
authorizing sale. Attorney II II. Classic.
Ne E4i3. Fulton rs unknown heirs; decree pro
coHiesso Attorney, Philip Walker.
No E9iS Owen vs. CrIit. auditors repoTt con-
hlInei. ATTORNEYS. Chaplin Brown. Gordon & Cor
don. ard Berry & Minor.
No E71 Dulm IS Marc: trustee appointed. At
toTney. ". C. Balderston
Assignments for tgday Motions:
No 5Iu. II fp bankruptcy William J. Zen. At
togaeys, +. H. Thomas-C. J. l. Graf and Edwin
Forrest
No g5. speer vs Morgan. Aaonsys. Marian
Erwin
No M Cave vs. Cave. Attorneys. Douglas
Baker & Sheriff.
No 3W Burns Us. Burns Atorneya G. H.
Lsmar-Th0nss s Davis.
No 5lL Mueller vs. Mueller. Attorneys, F. z.
Mitchell and Edwin FoTesi.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD
No 25s6. Dunn ". Dunn; trustee appointed
burg & BIauaoDburg.
Ne S6-s. Chisholm IS. Moore; appeaTspee Of
absent defendant ordered. Attorney. Il. J. Keale
40 &1Tl. LougLey vs. Longley; argued and sub
mittfd Attorneys. a.. f. Wiiliams-W. p PluuleT
As gumeuts for to-day-Motirns
No SA Horton "a Ian henden- Attorneys
Bcall-pce.
30 sos Omsby vs. Onnshy. Attorneys. OTmsbs
johnson.
No ss Botts vs.. Bolts Attorneys. Eveett and
-Rothscaild
80 SO Ncv York stosmattinF Company IS. MI
leg et a. Attorueys Wils0n-pack Hinton Ct a.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by T. J. Hutton & Co.
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchange aud ths
Chicago Bosrd Ct Trade. q. Bowie Chipman. man
ager. 1901 I street northwest.
Chicago April a--The wheat market opened
nervous and May was strong. hut there Was steady
selling pEactically from the opening TO the close
The late market was unsettled near ths los point,
There ssesaed To b. ~ support and no Resistance
70 the decline.
Corn Was firm during The morning ard there was
considerable nervousness In May on the question Of
the receipts shorts were quite good buyers. There
appears to be little ottside business ia the market
H.ts were fairly active and steady. advancing
during the morning, with sCme talk q DELAYED
seeding and no increase in acreage. n0tWithstaud-
lng the high prices but later weakened with wheat.
Trade in hog products was rather CIIiet Prices
moved within narrow range al day and were infu-
eEced to appreciabe extent by the excitement in
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DAILY COURT RECORD
.,


Supreme Court of the United states.
Pfeseat' The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Harlan,
Mr. Justice Brewer. Mr.. Justice White Air Justice
Peckham, Air Justice McKenna, AT. Justice Holmes
and Air Justice AEood5.
John J. Jordan Of New York City. vas admitted
10 practice.
No. as Bradley W Palmer ct al, petitioners
rs, The State Of Texas e. al argument concluded
b. Air z. B. Perkins for ths petitioners
No. l. Original. Commonwealth Of Virginia, coin-
plaiEant, vs. State of West Virginia. argument on
motion fer the appointment Of master herein con-
menced hy Air. Hplmes Conrad amicus ciIiae
and continued by Mr. Randolph Harrison for the
complainant ard IS Mr.. John {. SpooneT FOR the
defen6ant
Adjourned until to-day at p o'clock.
The dag eal fo- Friday April 10. VIII be as fol-
lows; Nos. loriginaD. ls0, III. l6, ls9, Dl, ag
2o3. 2oi land 25, and a16
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DEEDS or TRUST.


Square s5s-Charles J. ana Lucy F. selzle to
Charles ". FabHax and Ralph 1. Han. 20 ss-
cure Caflton NJ Bcal, ES9. 5 years per
cent. ssMi-sUuaaly Jos O. same TO same. 70
secure sane. $50 ] to . months, pcr CENT
semi annually lot o.
Burterdelds Addition 70 Congress Hsights-Pstrick
+. BOYLE to Henry II, Bergmann and Charles
Scbslcr. % saelre Northern Liberty German
American Building Association. No. c. Sla9, lot
u, square e5e
square z7-John A stptz ct w % George n
EmueTich and Douglass 5. 5laezau % secure
Washington So Per Cent Permanent Building
Association s. 90. Do q,
Square ss9-ienuis T. KIRBY 20 Il. r H0wenstein
ard Watson F. clark. 20 secure James I. How
Custsin, SEQ. 5 y6ars. PER cent Ssmaunually,
LOT g.
Square 79-E Cateshv R0wzes ct ux TO George r.
LiDkins and Julius /, Peyser, 10 secure +. A.
YaR Reuth. N39e years, 81 per cent, semi
annually lot 4s
Square Iw9-J0saph N Canody 10 Robert E. Brad
lev ard Charles A. Shields. TO secure George NJ
Myers. Sll 60 wears. peT cent semi-znuually
psrs lots l3I 70 10 and ll2
Girls po-ticn-BolsTt A. Miller ct tx to James S.
Fraser and joseph W. Cox 70 secure GecTgie A
Fraser SL08 payable February !. 1871. 6 psz
cent. seHli-annually, part Same to James 5.
Fraser ard 4. T. /. Leckie, % secure Ella ~
Drew. s20o, I TO - months. psr cent, semi
annually, part
Square li0-Hugh O'Donnell ct W. to The Wash-
ingt0n Loan and Trust Company, 70 secure Equi-
table Co-operative Building Association, s., so
part lot C
Square s57-Cif9rd Il. Reh to william J. Father
and Frank T. Rawlings, 20 secure john n
Jones. SEQ, years 5 per cent, semiannually,
rart original lot y.
SQUARE la4-Maggie X. Gresham et al. &c Frank
r. Rawlings and Frank s Collins. 70 secure
Edward Nee. Jones @,000, ) yeGTs. per cent
semi-anuuslly, lots z 70 IS
Square e5l-George n Stemberg et al, trustees, to
J. Murdoch Clark and Charles Z. Foster. 20
secure Isaac H. Ford. Ils2-5. and 10 John.
Ella S. and Mary r Ford. S.SS0d each, 3
years 4 per CENT ssUliaunusliy, lots % 2,
p to g. and part lot 3
Square 455-Henry n. Baker 10 Isaac W. SoTdlingeF
and J. Eakim Gsdsby. TO secure Emile BeTliner
Sl20o years ) Ter cent, semt-aunualiy part
original lot L.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

". nu Ianey. o. and Laura n D1lyal S, both
OF GaithersbUTg. Nd. Rev. J. II. Du Laney.
James l. Mcdonnell. q. and Blanche L Reed
Is. both Of Baltimore. Nd Rev J. E McGuigan
Sidney FibOurg. 3, New York City. and Laura
Agnes Nelson. "A Rev II. Schroeder.
Remie- ]. straiton. 2, and Emeretta g. Root. q.
Rev. T. +. Mc(suifan.
George f. Garrisan, p and Edna p Uprenan,
q, Charlottesville, Va. Rev. J. 3. Mclaughlin
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY = r. Hutton & Co,
menb-rs of the Nee Eo,k Stock Exchange snd the
New YORK Gotten Exchange. g. Bowie ChfpmaE
manager. 1901 l. street northwest
New YORK. April 9-Cottou cpcned steady at a
decline of abogt points and sold down from s
10 Il points during the morning hour Considerable
pressure vas put upon the market which vas
strengthened - reports Of eood weather in the
South and weakness az Liveraol and New Orleans
Much covering developed during the decline but
even with the fright ct the bears. prices rallied
only about . points. and frCm that time On the
market was unsteady, with listle doing.
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wAsmINGToN CATTLE MARKET.

cATTLE-Ertra. per cvt. soOasso; butcher. sOoa
$50: common 2eo.
ext. a75a500
sHEEP-Prime 460a55o; eomnon. 2soas.D
LsAAIBS-Spring Hall.
CALVES Prime, per Ib. saslEi medium 7a7ns
grass. 3a4
C9Ns-Prine. fresh. each s00oa5o.ea; common,
e.ooaS.a9; cid and dr.. s0oal9e9.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.
Regular eall, Y O'Clock noon.

Regular cali, Y O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway Is, S00 az ia.
Washington Railway and Electric common. 50 al
2slz
Washington Railway and Electric preferred, 80 al
a. . at a.
Aferceptl aleT 10 At 1874.
National Savings aad Trust, 10 At lsoA. 10 Al l9l.
% at 49, 10 at l33.
After eall-National City Bank. 8 ct }S3
Metropolitan Railway s., sl,to0 at lo71s.
Mergeuthalcr 10 az I94
Washington Railway and Electric common. 50 az
2H.
Following are the closing quotations on yesterdays
local stock exchange.
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Equity suits.

Ne Z77D Edwin N. Dulin g. Charles J. Marc;
substitute trustee. Attorney, VI. C. Bsldefa0n.
No. 2ll2L Louise A. Mclean ct al Fs. Mar n.
AcLeanl 10 assign dover, SC Attorneys, Birncy &
Wo0dafd
No. ZIIZl Carrie V. Grimes rs. Annie ". Hugh
ston ct al; % foTeclose aad appoint trustee At
tornoy. J. H. Smith.
No 277& Mary Z. Thompson ct al vs.. Virgil
THOMPSON e al fog partition Attorneys. Wilson
& Barksdale.
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE NUILD.
Estate Of jesse \. Scale; petition for order 70
turn over certain personal property and for certain
payment. Attorney. " T. Ambrose
Estats Of Patrick Walsh petition for letters Of
administration. Attorney. M J. Keane.
Estate Of Harry s. Vernon; order for purchase Of
stock. Attorneys. Blair & Thom.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By E. r Hutton s Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. 6. Bowie
Chipman manager. 1901 Z street northwest
Sales 10 noon. ....-.,....19 192, 800 shares
Total sales. .........,,... .572,7O0 shares
Can money! high, I94l l., Ilsl eI., ia.
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New York April s.-WHEAT-Weaker. light biisi
ness. 10. ] Northern Duluth. to auiTo. LO)h No.
red, f. O. b.. 81; No. hard. f. o. b., i0ess: No.
macaroni. Ice, f. o. b.; No ? maearoni, 81. Ex
pofters took ? loads
CORN-Steady: DUH trade. No. 2 elevator. 76
No g. f. o. b.. 6)1z; No. white. f. O. b. 69ia; No.
yellow l. O. b.. nominal. Exporters took nothing
RYE-Stcady; small trade No. 2, s24, {. O. b.
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District Court.
JusTIcH RARNARn.

No. 6IL In re the payment Of damages On se-
count Of changes in grade; ordeT finally and con-
filming appFaisement q commission as amended ;
lets 9 and 2. saGssa sss. lots Is, le and Il. and
fs9Tt of 1 sauara ~
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RnaI-runfcv Cnnrf
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAuGH.
Nc. s59. Ia re MyeT stera; rseei7ers appointed;
bond, SIC 0o9
No. 5h In re Harry L. Dorsey; rule issued Feb
Euaty z, 1893. extended and rstunabls April o.
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation in
the District of Columbia. Remem-
her The Herald when placing legal
advertisements.
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Circuit Court No. I.
JUSTICE WRlGHT.


No 81. In re Harry J.. Dorsey. bankrupt verdict
for petitioners Attorneys, Wilson < BaTksdslc,
No. l59 Hgr1n rs. 0rmstT, motion FOR judgment
oYeTyuled. Attorney, c. Z. EmiR.
No. I62 Ridenour Is. Woodward; demurrer 20
defer5snt's Third and fourth pleas sustained. With
lcaTc to amend in ten DAYS Att0meys. T. 7. HuH.
Stuart 2icNamara. and r. S. HuidekopT-W. C.
Balda1on.
Assignments for tO-day-1io-ions:
so J. Andrews rs. Arsccs,ia ard Potomac River
Railraad Company. Attorneys. Jones * Padgett--C.
A, Dougss and G. T. Hooyer.
No. . Euameled Metal Company - BEu. AttoT-
neys Tucker Notwithstanding q Bunden-
bur-
Ne g. Dash. trustee, vs- Zeh. Attorneys, Z Il
Tl0mas-C J. I. Graf and r. Edwin Forrest
No. l. Parsons vs. Gordon Attorneys. S. T.
Giesey-W. =. Lester.
Ne. 5 Thomas vs.. De Winter ct al. Attorneys,
Bei.er-1 Marshall
No. g. wilson Us. Snow. Attorneys. Csrlsi-Dar-
lingloH & Mattingy.
No = Williams vs.. Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company et al. Attorneys, Camp
bell-McKeuuey & Flannery
No. g. Trozzo IS. ChTistando. Attorneys. Loving
Foster.
No. @ Grimes vs.. Gibbs. Attornsyy Gies-Glassie
No. 10. Burroughs rs. Cave Attorneys. Atkisson-
Easily Smith.
No H. Hudson vs. Picki0ud. Attorneys. Lips
rar.sh-Mq97ov A. Galley
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JUSTICE BARNARD.
United States vs. john Dolan. robbery; arraigned; !;
plea not guilty.
United States ". Robert jenkins. assault with
dangerous weapon and r0bDcryi verdict guilty Of as.
sault Nith dangerous weapon, not guilty of robbery
United States vs. Charles r. Evans and Harry ].
O'Dounell order discharging defendants from jail
April L. 1903.
United States IS Marion S. Ashford. embezzle-
ment; nOlle pros
Assignments Tor to-day;
Motions. arraignneuts and sentences
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Criminal Court No. /.


United States rs. Frederick A. HYDE. John A.
Benson. Henry p. DimOnd. and Jo0st II. Schneider.
violation section S40 Revised Statutes Of the United
States; On trial Defendants attorneys, 4. S
WoTthingtou. a. A. Buney, J. C. Campbell. aad r.
c. Donaldson.
Assignment for to-day;
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Circuit Court No. 2.


No seis0 Sullivan vs.. Capital Fraction Company:
On trial Attcrneys J. W. Echols-R. r. Perry &
Son and g T, Dunlop.
No, &e3 Deis Manufacturing Company rs
Kingsley et al dismissed. Attorneys. Percy Metz
gar-J A. Burkagt.
Assignments fcr t0-day-m0tious;
No J. Wadsw0rth vs. Chesapeake and P0tcmac
Telephone Company. Attomeys P. NJ Brown
Hsnilton Colbert, Eerkss * Hamilton
No 3 Mears IS. Jones. Attorneys. C. L Frauey
Arthur Peter
Ne. g E wiHisan & Co. vs. Byram. Attorneys,
Hume & 3Iiller-ShreYe. ir.
No T. Kaufman vs.. Dobbins. Attorneys, Hogan
s Roseulfrg-SimmchS
No s. Valentine vs.. Stem. Attorneys. Wheatsg
-Peyser.
No g. International Trust Company rs. Crook
Attorneys, Y. c. Clephsne-Lambert & Mclean
and r. r. Yeatman.
No T. W. b. Moses & Sons Company vs.. ODon-
NEIL Attorneys. I. p LOTing-D. W. Baker and
r. II. Ycatman.
No 6 yanderuift rs. Lansblrgh. Attorneys. E.
L. Gies-Volf s Rosenberg
Ne. g. WynkoOp vs.. Shoemaker Attorneys. Il.
H. Besci-Iambcr; & Mclean and r. II. Yeatman.
Ne. 10. American Radiator Company vs.. Some
man. Attorneys c. T. Hcndler-E r. Broderick.
No. i. NeEbargh vs.. Eius. executor Attorneys.
J. II. Adraans-F + Mitchell,
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

The wholesale market was little frmer yesterday
Eggs were mp &c. and the demand for pout-y. both
live aud dressed, was active. DaiTy products were
steady. Calves we're weak, the supply being In sd-
vance Of the local demand In other lines there was
The Washington herald., 1908-04-10
BOSTON STOCKS.

al sales. s5.1o609. against S2.62I 050 yesterday.
lOo1 a week ago, and 81, ,i72.Ol5 year ago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

TOLESTON.
Lot q, block z, c. T. l.. & I. Co.'s
third addition, Junior Swartz to
Gertrude Ulrich, ,...:...........$ $3.50
Lots u and 10. block 2. Oak Park
addition, Bertha Schneider to
Louis Mekatinsky ...... i
GARY.
Lot 26. block 10, Broadway addi-
ton, Mary E. Morrison to Ar
den Dearbeyne .... -
Lots 81 and 80, block l, Lincoln
Park addition. United States
Land Co. to Charles H Rhines zoo
NEW CHICAGO.
Lots 2 and 3, block / in third adj
dition, New Chicago Real Estate
& Investment Co to Alfons Hez-
HOSFORD PARK
Lots % to 81, 80 to As. block 3,
Bruce T. Calvert to Estella j.
EAST CHICAGO
Lot 81, w 121z feet lot 36, block 8,
subdivision NE Il 29-37-9, East
Chicago Co. to James McShane 26E
Section 1858 W-SE Ii SW 4
Il acre, Joseph Franz to Charles
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-13
HEARD ON THE BOURSE.

Joseph-Hold some Acp. Buy Brit.
for turns. Average Southern PacifcI
Financial Bureau-Union may be
forced a little lower as suggested yes
terday. Some very good Reading sup
port is reported just below 10. North
ern Pacific should be confidently
brought on a scale down during this
heaviness. There may be a vigorous
attack on steel at any time now. We
find professionals still selling ST. Paul,
following reports submtttey yesterday
unfavorable to the stock. Shelter is
still in a trading position but the room
is cunning for stops in it. We would
buy Southern Pacific on a scale down.
Others are in trading area still with
scale support likely to become more
positive on further raiding.
Mille-Pending the outcome of the
convention with regard to platform
we expect to see considerable feverish-
ness in the market.
Town Topics-Still lower prices are
to be expected during the next few
days. The basence of bullish manipu-
lation makes the profession strongly
bearish. Best stocks to sell are the
Hartman and Hill issues, ST. Pull
Reading, Atchison. B. & o. Shelter
the Steels, Copper and New York Cen
trail. Don't sell Brit on weak spots.
Barrett-Think the advance in wheat
warranted by the legitimate situation
but on any further upturn would not
overlook profits on long wheat.
white-We continue advise buying
wheat an every dip.
Pringle-A preliminary advance IL
wheat of four or five cents seems al
most certain.
Logan-There appears to be no safe
ty in taking the short side of the mar
ket while present weather conditions
| for yearly harvests exist.
| Wrae & Leland-With further up
turns we think it will result in realiz
ing and would favor sales on bulges.
Bartlett-Crop conditions offer nj
/ buying incentive and receipts are grad
ually increasing while the demand Il
but moderate.
AS farmers finish cultivating coun
| try delivery will improve and TIL,
movement of corn grain in volume.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-13
DON'T BOIL THE WATER.

Boiling and distilling water removes
the oxygen and makes 1t fiat, indigest.
ible, and unhealthful.
Filtering only takes out a very small
part OF the flth and disease germs.
II you want to drink absolutely pure
water. fresh. sparkling, life-giving.
natures best remedy. you can have 1t
for 2 cents per gallon delivered at
your door from Knots mineral and
pH-e water springs, Porter. Ind.
Send card with name and address to
w. F. Cox, Porter, Ind. or call up
phone 135 Hammond. and we will do
the rest
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-13
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

4720-John Wirban VS.. AnnieWibon,
divorce. WHOM alledges that his wife
is quarrelsome, abusive. uses profane
and vulger language in the presence
of her children; that she strikes him
and lies in bed refusing to get his
meals; that she purloins money from
him and doesn't let him know what she
does with it.
4721-Lena Wilson VS.. Elijah Wilson.
Divorce Lena Wilson alledges that
when she purchased a clothesline her
husband gave her a whipping with it.
He is charged with cruel and inhumane
treatment and the plaintiff asks a d.
vorce and $1,000 alimony.
4722. In the matter of the petition
of William Brandt and Augusta Brandt
for the adoption of Emma Schermer, a
minor
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-13
PRODUCE MARKET.

Butter-Receipts, 1876 tus; cream
cry, extra, 23c; price to retail dealers.
2lc. seconds, 19c; dairies, extra, 21c;
fancy, zoe; seconds. 17c; ladies, No. l,
171sc; packing stock. 164c.
Eggs-Receipts, 12,2s4 cases; miscel-
cases Included, 181a @f4c; frsts, white
wood cases and must 40 per cent
fresh. 14hc; prime frsts. packed in
new whitewood cases and must be 65
per cent fresh, 16hc; extra, specially
packed for city trade and must be so
per cent fresh, 17hc.
Potatoes-Receipts % cars; choice to
fancy, 90Q95c; fair to good, 80Q85c
New potatoes-Receipts, 40 cars;
choice to fancy, $3.50 @1.35; ordinary,
S120@1.25.
Veal-Quotations for calves in good
order were as follows: so to 60 Id
80 to 100 lbs, 809c.
Dressed beef-No. 1 ribs, 1515c; No /
Ioins, 179c; No. / round, 1890; No. l
chuck, sc; No. 1 plate, 61zc.
chickens, fowls lie; springs. 1870 2c;
ROSTERS, &c; geese, $4,000 600; ducks,
11Ac.
California green fruits-cherrfes sOc
FruitRAppies. $1.oo@4oO per orl; soc
a $500 per blu; bananas, jumbo. per
bunch, s160; straight. s1.15Q1.40; culls,
50c@S1.75; bouquets, roo soc; lemons.
fruit, $4,000 400; pineapples, s1.85 q
500 per crate; peaches, 25Q60c per
crate.
Berries-Strawberri $1.50@2.00 per
24qt case; Michigan. s1.25 a 1.60 per 16-
ct case; cherries, per 24-qt case $225
500; plums, soc q $1.00 per 24-qt case;
blackberries, 24qt case, 75cQS2.25;
gooseberries, 24-qt case, $1.75@ 200;
blueberries, $4,000 800 per 24-qt case
raspberries. red. $2.50@3.0O per 24-qt
case; black. $3.50 q 800 per 24-qt case
currants, per 16-qt case, $500.
Beans-Pea beans, hand picked
choice, sass; common. s2.40Q2.45; red
kidney, S1.70 Q1.90; lower Srades, de-
Swedish. $1.95 q zoo; off grades. sI.25 a
1:60; limas, California, per 100 lbs
$5.S71a q 500.
Melons-Gems. s1.75@25O per crate
Rockyfords. California, standard crates
$500; pony, $500; watermelons, SITE
Q325.00 per car.
Green getables-Asparagus soc a
$500 per box; beets, 50065c per box
cabbage, 25c a $1.00 per crate; carrots
80 @ COO per box; cauliflower soc a 81. 0C
per box; celery, ACC q S1.25 per crate
cucumbers, 15@45c per doz; garlic, IS q
&c per lb; green onions, 5Q6c pei
bunch; green peas, S1.00@1.25 per box
horseradish. Csc per bunch; lettuce
mushrooms, 30@55cm per Id, peppers
$1.25@l.50 per crate: parsley, zoo 25s
per doz; pieplant, 707hc per bunch
radishes, home grown. 25@75c per box
wax, 50c@S1.25; onions, soc S1.00 pei
bu; spinach, 35 @ 40c per box; tomatoes
% a soc per crate; turnips. 400 soc pei
box; watercress, ESQ 35c per basket
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-13
Fred z. Meyers ct al Jackson c. c.
Appeal dismissed. Monks, ].

Cd The assignment of errer is the
complaint in an appellate court. and the
persons named therein as appellees are
the only parties adverse to appellants
IN the judgment appealed from over
whom the court to which an appeal Is
taken acquires jurisdiction. CD Where
one of the land owners affected by the
proposed construction of apublic ditch.
under Acts 1905 page 456, as shown by
the preliminary report, demonstrated
with others against the proposed i'm
pr ovement, and was one of the parties
in whose favor a judgment for costs
was rendered upon the dismissal of the
proceedings, a failure to make her an
appellee defeats the jurisdiction OF this
court to decide an appeal from such
Judgment.
PLEADING ORDINANCE-PROx
! CAUSE = ALTERNATIVE ALLEGA-
TION.
211O4. Cumberland Telephone and
Telegraph company VS.. Harry D. Pier
son. vanderburg S. C. Reversed. Mont
gomery, J.
! "a A complaint for tortious injury
lpredicated upon breach of municipal
ordinance should aIlege its enactment,
and that it is still in force. and set out
at least its substances; an allegation
that at was the duty of said defendant
by virtue of an ordinance found
on page TO-" etc, to do certain things
states a mere conclusion. CD A com
plant for injuries sustained by reason
of being caught in a sagging telephone
wire and thrown to the ground must
rot only anege that plaintiff drove into
the wire and was caught by it, and
described his injuries, but should di-
rectly alege that he was thereby
thrown from his wagon, ETC., SO as to
directly charge that the alleged neg
ligence was the proximate cause of the
alleged injuries. CD A distinctive al
Legation that defendants wire had been
| in a defective condition for "a number
of days or weeks" amounts only to a
charge that it was down for more than
one day, and not that it had continued
so long that defendant ought reason
ably to have had notice.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-13
OIL GEYsER At GRIFFITH
Standard Oil Pipe Bursts
and Column of Oil 100
Feet High Shoots in Air

Griffith. Ind. June lS.-(Special)-
There was an interesting sight yester-
day when a pipe OF the Standard OIL
Comply burst half a mile south of
town and a column of oil shot up into
the air nearly one hundred feet.
People on passing trains on the Erie
along which the pipe line is placed,
LOOKED in wonder at the strange oil
fountain as the geyser of oil shot into
the air being caught by strong
southeast wind, was blowing into a
broad fan of mist which fell on the
trains as they passed
The people of the local pumping sta
ton were not long in discovering the
leak and the pumps here were shut
down until the break can be repaired