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New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Jan 21--CATTLE- Receipts, estimated 800
head market steady steers, 81 os6 70; cows e 'og
81 so heIfers So 50lS5 %: bulls 81 S3S4 %; calves
S36sT; stockers ard feeders 81 6t4sS4 10 HOIS-Hs-
choice heavy shipping 45S4 50; butchers 81 40GS4
light mixed 3OqS4 IS; choice light 81 d = % PACK
ers s434 AS pigs 5Os4 80; bulk OF sales. 81 SGsi 49
SHEEP-R Receipts, estimated. at LOCO head; maTket
steady sheep. 81 0ogS3 49, lambs - 9q9' %
yearlings. S4dS5 10 - 900 -,
butchers and shippers 81 45qS4 So 50 3s4 10
CATIE steady good shippers. 81 sass TO- com
mon 50 25GS3 SHEEP steady. $Z 50qS0 lambs steady
rni9n stock Yards Pittsburg, Jan 21.-CATTLE-sup-
py light steady: choice sass 20; prime 8 So4s3 .,
cuis and common s26S3 lambs s5ST 40: veal calves
81 5O0Ss HOGS-Receipts fair: higher prime neyies
81 90 mediums and heavy Workers . 90 hsht 4orAeFs
and nirs 81 6J1s4 70 roughs IS 5061S4-
kansas CITY Jan 2f.-CATTLE-Recepts. 1S.uOO head
including market steady to Zoe lover top
steers s. 1G1s5 20. fair to good s. 23Gs25 Wste-h
steers Sass 20: stockers and feeders. SS l9as -
Southern steers 81 35a$4 %: Southern cows s. 6lGS .
native cows. 81 50Gs4 10 native heifes - !e1St ~
bulls 81 IOFs4: calves IS 50gs6 81 HOES RECEIPTS
"a 900 head (heaviest receipts for one day IN the
6,II Of sales 81 2OGS4 heavy. 81 32zas4 81; Rae
ers s. 25ds4 421s pigs and lights 81 .OaS4 90
TSeceints 1000 head; market steady: lambs 80 S
ewes and yearings 81 5O9S5 20; Western ysarnG 20 -
6s5 90 sheep 81 5o9so oo stockers and ICED
ers 50 50GS4 so. -, ,,..- 1oo t.ar
steadv. nrine steers S. 5OGS6. VEAIS-Recepts i9st
bead- slow and 25c lower; S5GS9. HOGS-Receipts oV1
head active and 10G15c higher heavy and mixed - 1e
e. II Workers and pigs 81 701S4 so: roughs - ses
6strfcs 81 6IN7S4 10 SHEEP AND LAMBS-FecelP1s'
3 600 head; slow and steady; unchanged
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York. January Il. lsOo
,Eux-ES po,sfrta we're a5 cars, or GAG head. in
c "a cars for export alive 90 for slaughterers and
a were held over yestet-
No Importance in cattle The feelihs
was rated barely Dressed beer was rather so"
- Saia er m with fancy beef exceeding quo
tations Liverpool and London cables unchanged. no
sbInmerts of livestock fresh meats from this port 10
Sa3 To-morrow the Armenian Will take out 400 cattle
and 600 sheep Shamberg & Son 400 cattle Tor
and about 31o0 quarters OF
beef for other shippers and the Majestic for
ton will carry $50 quarters OF beef divided be
tween the Swift Company and the Morris Beer COM
pany. -.o -, ..t..,.-. ono ,or
s1aughterers $40 for the market making with the
stale rave. sale Jersey city There was
supply OF stock with no really prime OF Shua.o
veals offered The whole market ruled duh and 10
lousr ana about reported unsod at the
close Ordinary 10 good veas soId 81 37s9SS IS
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Jan. 21.-An active demand for cash
wheat strengthened the local wheat market to-day
At the close wheat for May delivery was up Sc 20
ILc Corn was Ac to 2sc higher Oats were up 1sc.
Provisions were TIC TO 1oc lower.
The wheat market opened weak because of lib-
eral receipts in the Northwest and comparatively
weak market at Liverpool. Later the market be
came firm in sympathy with corn and on q FORE
cast of smaller primary receipts next week and an
excellent demand for cash wheat in all markets IN
this country. influential bulls were the principal
BUYERS late in the day The market closed firm
Nav opened 2Sc to sc lower to 81 o2. advanced 10
81 O3Is 81 034 and closed at 81 ON TO 81 O-'s
Clearances of wheat and -four were equal TO 334S0o
bushels The worlds visible supply. as shown by
.'Bradstreets" decreased 900 bushels Primary
receipts were S25 bushels. against 32lO00 bush
els on the day last year minneapolis, Du-
Iuth and Chicago reported receipts OF 5SS cars.
against Az last week and 19i year ago.
Mild weather throughout the corn belt and a
forecast of showers tonight for Indiana and Hi
nos caused strength in the corn market. senti-
ment being bulsh all day. Small local receipts
were also strengthening influence. The market
closed firm May opened Isc to Ia higher at 6oasc
10 e0Iec advanced 10 602sc and closed at 60i.c to
eOssc. Local receipts were us cars. with of con-
tract grade.
Trade in cats was quiet and the market was
firm, in sympathy with corn and because Of small
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22

Jaran domestic 5lsG"4c; Patns foreign. 5Tsa69sc:
Rangoon and Bassen, 0GJSsc.
sUGAR-The passing business in refined sugar 1s
Iroderate steady and prices unchanged The
following prices rebate of 10 points and
l cash. Z days: Crystal
noes. T3c: tablets. 720c; cut loaf 5oc crushed
56Gc; mould A. 525c; cubes. Eagle n bags powdered
and Eagle coufectoners granulated 5lJc; XANA pow
dcTed 505c powdered powdered and fruit pow
granulated, 5l0c; 2fb bags do
52Oc; GLIB do. 515c 5-fb bags do, Bloc 1olo
bags o5c - and 50 10 bags 4a5c: Eagle fine
granulaed and diamond a 490c confeCttoners
A. 70c; l. A roc Nos and s. 65c No +. 460c; No
s. 55c. g. 4.50c: No I. SOC: No S. 4-40c: No p,
435c: 4.2Jc. No H. 20c: No l.. 415C; No 13,
41Oc. Il and 16. 4-05c- DUTY prices for raw
sugar revived owing fresh business on
the basis SIC, SIS test Quoted prices are now 3s6c
centrifugal 336c for SO test ruscovado and
31ic for 50 test olasses The tone at me close
cuba centrifugal shipment at nas
a6 test, which a parity of 3.S6c. duty paid the
federal the buyer Also confirmation OF. paSS
Domingo centrifugal. 70 MCCahan. Phlladelpna
February shipment prices equal to above sale Inc
London steady and unchanged
January 9S4d. February at 9s 1o12d STOCK
United Kingdom is 81. 600 During the week
- began grind in cuba The total number
now is 122 centrals. against - centras last
week 112 Cenras last and 10 Cenras TWO years
Receipts at the six principal ports of Cuba for the
week. $4,000 23.os0 tons two
years ago Exports 1880 compared with
week 1880 last and $500 tons
years Stock IS 27.O0 tons. which compares
IS 0O0 IL. 90 tons year and
81 .036 years ago.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
EXPORTS
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. January l"'s
CoFFEE-The coffee market Continued QuIst ~. @
the 70 80 bags. ana me
--r-fz closed unchanged tc points higher Ihs
c---s s-esEF unchanged prices hich was Jlst
European markets There vas some
ssr4-c early believed be against firm offers nut
wei taken and the market later slea'i
I'D rurs1E credited large importers ana local te1e
foreign suggested 10 change n et.
e-sr --a7e rr-rfous closed unchanged ana
Iiar-nu-r afE higher Of The Brazilian markets
vas Ao-5a- n Of the American neer
cables received from mere S4s
----sffr~e r.-e-a-Far Santos steady and IN
asrgeS F@o-f--- continued about the recent scale
rh- perhaps little disappointing 10 some OF the
bulls falling OF as Tapla1E as
a--rr5Isfel- Receipts a. The Two ports re
1000 bags. against oeSo last
1s.fs1 ago JU1ClalE fecelptS were
1ofs 3sfa last year and oH'V Two years
r-zrr the Coffee trade entertain very
the ultimate course Of prices fa0t
Advancing rendeC~- Of the
s-s- cf The situation does not seem Il t9
sufficient CorTde0re 70
hnc important in speculative a1er-
-ia- TIE spot coffee steady with quo
;s-1S --e basis 5-16c for Rio No a
~ E-css IN the local market to-cay
fr.irzE-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22

LUTON market had very sharp break
olrng ra-1svs trading and closed barely steady at
~ 1ecne U -55Z5 points. Sles for the day were est
rate Tne market steady
eeclzs o. points advance OF points,
-er--S heE zhe- n response 70 firm cables while
asrs lower. and after the call active positions
EHneIaT wrrsr3 ~ loss OF 901S points under
eafy Liquidation and local bear pressure Reports that
lh Hs1 taken Ua~e N the labor settlement al Ian
~e-i-@- f5e further IN the prices Of goods hy
a-nE Chicago louse predictions OF Increased in
- movement result Of freer offerings a. the ao-
sl were sC-g ths bear factors But probably the In
cne'nr % I'D for the report OF the census
1-fes-- EXPECTED ~ the opening next IhuTEdsy was
e connection with the absence
~ EupTo- and that the bull clique was tsAfig
5alfs . 3s1S points of last niEht
as the ar1sre sFsir eskeneC. and hile there were
l+q2eHt nrgss during the afternoon the general tehaen
%ss downward ana active closed within point
. No q the lowest There rIr1ors as 10 the SNOW"
E o.. TIE Esriocsl Gnnsrs' Association figures Wnlch
fs generally bUliEh, but Southern news was lTprN OF
- co1-1ctrg spot conditions a1so many pelleye
"a considerable cotton had been sod on 1ns rece &C
es Jhs l1Cal hull leader, in sn interview pGohshsa
-ag rhs cav his expectation OF ultinatey
-n higher u--eE. the general cplIiota max
e o1i clique hsd hen heavy seller during tie GAY
he range - prices the local narkez loay
"a e fcipvE-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22

ne rsrket spot cotton closed quiet with prices
= points lower = 1ec for mlddhng upland az
&c ior rl1oug Gulf Southern spot markets. "ei
Sssee1sphsc follows. Mobile quiet unchanged, al
a. sales 25Sa bales Charleston quiet. Unchangeo
80 Ao-1ok steady. unchanged al &c
-. psles Baltimore nominal. unchanged a. =
steady. ~ lower a. 12ls C. safes 80 ba,ss
-oeis quiet, unchanged at 12Acs sales, 1a- Ds1es
s -, Rock steady nc higher at u 11-lsc SaIyestoh
~ Steady unchanged 12's C. sales. 3dDg paIcs
r+ l-ston Etsaor. unchanged at II &c L..os Loos."
unchanged 121sc. sales 2s4 bales E.s1i
- = a. leading points for "wednesday. Az fots
Sss, 80 70 1000 bales against s6z1 last %eea Gn
s-lest Galveston 1900 20 s5Vo aga
o.. A@St week 1887 last year, ana AZ -Nes
'.sss last yes-.
,,S Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cot
,jo- - buElness doing: sales GOO bales specoIA
N so- export 6Oo bales. American 1e9c. rec5tpts
Frsr-.s American $1,000. Iniddiing upland oe"o-
points, 1oatss closed al net decline OF %
as-S ,JSnusTys 5auUary-February and teorIaaII =
ovec March April. 509d; Aprfi-GaE, oVc1zt.'
sOssss ssIae 6Osc; June-July. 6.0etsd; Juiy-Aoguse'
re-. 61ggst-septenber B-9I I'D Sepfember-Octooes
Fsss Sctnber November 656: November -DeceI'1tsI
Asnch>ster-Yarns dill and irregular; ciolAs'
gae1SrSh AND MEAI-FIouT was STEADY to-day az
ssss &c Quotations. Buyers Indifferent NO
csie+ Importance recorded Rye hour vas
th unchanged The following are prices quoted
EsoG.ssN York Produce Exchange Spring patents.
pstenrs winer straights. IS % - %. ~lller
Ns % cog ~ 25. spring clears 81 601f5 -. eztra
Er s,.sseL t49ss %: extra no winter, 50 40 a
" pp- WHEAT FLOUR-Aarkst steady Quoted
Z r.. . RYE FLOUR-Flrm. Quoted: FAR
Nsssgr o. soN 81 I5s choice &c fancy. 81 zoM ~
@-~FTIn Quoted: Kiln dried. 50 S5g
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Eoston Jan 21-The wool market continues Ze+y
afthoIIgn price are well maintained AaICitCl
IIrers seem oath enter into contracts Tor large IT,
L1+ tbsTs has been quite demand for samples Ih-
oTotstons OF some Of leading domestic lines are
Follows Ohio and Pennsylvania feeces-AA -
aolSg2c. NJ washed 3SG39c: fine unwashed odzlcs
t-s Observation-Disclosures 2sd3pc: medium clothing
2Sd &c: half blood cofnDlng % %
three-eghths bIcod cosnbing S233c onsquarTer oopd
cL-oLiSr+ 3O651c: deIane washed 3sGS9c- Michlgan
wisconsin New York heeces Fine unwashed l4q-a' :;
delaine. unvashed, 2aa3oc- kcntucky Indlsfa . anu
NTilvr1ri Three-echths blood. 32d2@c; one quar-
blood sSa3Oc:. Secured values Texas. nle. i
rontbs 7N17ec: fine 6 to SSI66c; California
ncrthern 63G65c; middle county. 5st.lc: southern %
Ks oregon eastern. No !, staple. 10c; eastern No
cotbnr 66d76sc eastern average. 65d66c; valley 10 l.
6p94ar Territory (scoured basis): Fine staple to9t
an staple. 6Sd70c; clothing oS1ooc: uHe
medium clothing 6oG62c half blood. 69a6I three-
eshhs blood 6066Sc quarter bood byo2cg puiisu' eN-
ira 6,570c fine A. 5666Oc y supers 4sdo3c
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

r5va-,oo Ian 2I-CIosug-WEEAT-Spo No = red
Western winter as steady March. IS SID:
C-ORN-Spot prime mixed American
aU- a. aid: prime American. old 5s Sd: futures
nuet. January 5s 3zsd March. 5s 4d PEAS-tanadIan
etaa5,- 7s ad FIOJ -R-Winter patents steady. 3ls-
IfoPSITn London (Pscihc Cnastl steady f2atS BEEF
- I1Jts yness steady eos PORk-Prnle West
ern steady SIS Sd HAMs-shoIt cut IA % 16 10 firm
pACON-CIlrnherland n to 30 n, weak. 4Ss,
-. ~ I6 To - n weak. Sd: long clear middles
iibt ee IN "A 10 weak 46s; long clear nlicdles heay
~ - "a ~ weak 46s clear backs lS TO 70 n
SsaT 44s: clear bellies. IA to Is n weak. ass Sd
sbo1l7arx square, Is n, firm 3ds od LARD
Pine western terces. dull 40s AIaerican rehiEed IN
iiI ,,,,st 49s CHEESE-Canadau finest white,
PaIIs; GO ed Canadian finest colored steady
e. 81 T4IIOW-Prime city dull 29s Cd TURPEN-
,TTS-yS slritS steady 39s Sd ROSIN-Common dull
es I'D PETROLEUM Refined nrm lad LiNSEED
OTT,-DuI Cd.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
ATLANTIC MUTUAL SCRIPT
Ali Issues Bought and Sold by
TAYLOR, SMITH & EVANS
Tel 1855 Hanover. 20 WALL ST. NEW YORK.

81 20. BAGMEAI-Firm- Quoted Fine white 5e,-s and
yellow s. 45a 81 So coarse $40 81 agSI A. f-i1g
s26 So standard niddling, 500 -four do S2S so red
bulk: s28 s26 sacks rniddling s26 500 red dog
$50 homny chop. So 60 bulk; s26 SO sacks OIL
GRAIN-wHEAT-The leading feature in wheat
25 @ m Is busS from 1e esrIy low point and Closed
New York SsG1ac higher. It started by green
alleged infected with this pest prominent COM
among room traders who were nearly al! SNORT fooM
prices the highest point Previous TO
tines cutie veal with prices off about &C one
Under weak cables large Northwest receipts For
-i - cI-r ana in fact IN to the carly aftern6e7n
rbe1 he rsac+ -er7rts gained prominence good part
Of the wheat steadiness this influence. The
liverpool market closed Id lower Paris /" points down
end Berlin 1c lower tie latter being influenced by large
soroa1 being sc 2le9er on L Teo-HeS bT i.TTa5
quite in line with the cable news as de
year Of 64s7no0 bush. mostly in European
stocks Lbeal Northwest rip'S ere sgan eAp5atheg ht
the continued reoorts about light farm stocks IN The
II predicted that receipts at both North
Of information were that farmers Southwest
selling freely. Export sales amounted 70 FIVE loads
ez-or arc 81 0szs o b a4oat: No Northern Duluth,
s. 2ozs and No hard Einteg ] si 81 12+ a6i2at a5
carly in the session the market rather slow ell day
a~ect On prices within &c Of top and
quite steady Not only were thleago 90 eDas @ ess than
c0ntracr and smaller arrivals expected
Freeatin 423 600 hush The continued mild all
over the West sofenns i the roads end ehecstng re-
Loads the cash market closed on the follognE
ana No . yellow. $3.50. o shoat oATs-The market
buying. Receipts were little under the estimate
cats New York closed steady. with mixed o6 n
- n sE o92'ea n0ed vtte r 70 - n 55I sac L!
,9.3-ys. as stesqvt No . U-ester1 osc o b New York
sr7vT- Ia -Tye-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22

local receipts Nav opened &c higher at 5+asc- sold
between 5f1sc and 54ssc, and closed at s41zc Local
receipts 236 cars
+ Provisions were weak because of receipts OF nvs
hogs which were in excess Of expectations. AZ
the close May pork was OF 2oc at sl3 1I17- Lard
was down TIC to 1oc ar s. S. Ribs were 1oc %
I2Izc lower at 81 TO s. 02l2
Estimated receipts for tomorrow Wheat, ~
cars. corn 4s2: oats $50: hogs. 5S. 900 head.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
Copartnership Notices.

TOWARD I.APsI.EY & CO. - BROAD STREET.
York. 191S--Ve beg 70
hat Mr. r p Horan VEithdraws from firm On this
HOWARD IAAPSL.ET q Co
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
CHICAGO TERMINAL TRANSFER.

The annual report of the Chicago Terminal
Transfer Railroad Company for the year ended
June so 1gO7 is issued. The income account COM
pares as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22

PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles d Barney q Co. No. IS srcad
street. New York. and No II south attn street.
PhiadelphiIO
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR ne Irtouns
\ received at their Uptown Once. 1884 Broadway
between 36th nd until O'Clock n Adver-
At following branch Offices az
regular office until O'Clock D NJ Viz- - ssn
ave cor 23d 9Th cor 12fh st. e Eass
4th at 257 West 42d between tth and Stn avss.
263 West 1888 Sd between totr ara aaIo
1O2S 2d nos 1st nesr sSts
s. f5T East i25th fremont ave- 800 Sd AVA
or any American District Telegraph Once
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
Financial.
Financial.
Latest Electrical Wonder
DECKER PRIMARY BATTERY

floor
they ben
nore consequently
swhere is
it the eshsus
neand only
ntond
The ebooksof the
onwrrsor ALL at tn abevead
DECKER ELECTRICAL MANUFACTURING co
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22

ding certificates Of profits VIII bc pau 10 ~ ~
fourth Of February
!, fcurth Of February next from WniCn uo'e o" S
80 time of paynenr. and cancelieo. -.-
q ss-red nrernurns the Company lor -
VIII issued on anu di'e N"N7O'' '4i0
by oroe' = STANTON FLOYD-JONES, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Net earnings mos. s1615.5s1 s1.s1f.75s ss4
WESTERN MARYLAND
The Washington times., 1908-04-07
DURHAM v. STEVENS
BURIAL TOMORROW
Services Will Be Held in
St. Johns Episcopal
Church.

Some of the highest dignitaries Of this
nation and diplomats Of high rank will
bear the body of Durham w Stevens
TO the grave in Oak Hill Cemetery to-
morrow afternoon.
Services Will be held in st. Johns
Episcopal Church at 2:30 o'clock to-
InorrOw afternoon. The funeral cortege
will start from the home of Mrs.
Joseph /. Porter, sister of Mr.. Stevens,
3225 Eleventh street northwest. at ?
O'Clock. The Rev. DR.. Kelly will officiate
Rev. Roland Cotton Smith. the rector.
will officiate at the church, and at the
cemetery.
The honorary pallbearers will be Sec
rotary Of State Root. Admiral Frederick
Rodgers, Admiral William S. Cowles,
James r. Morse, of New York; Gen
James H. Wilson, Of Wilmington. Del;
Senator John Kean, Theodore r. Bur
ton, John w. Foster, Samuel 5. How
land, Of New York; Gov. William r.
Merriman, Charles II. Poor. and Repre-
sentative Nicholas LOngworth.
The active pailbearers will be Francis
3. LOring, Gen. Joseph p. Sanger,
Woodbury. Blair. Samuel Maddox. DR..
Alexander F. Magruder, Commander
Taniguchi. Commander Ide. Major Tan
aka, Mr. Nagai, and Mr.. YOshida.
The ushers at the church will be Gen.
Clarence r. Edwards Major Charles L.
McCawley, Mr.. Hanihara. and Frederick
T. Chaplin
The body Of Mr.. Stevens. who was
shot By a Korean malcontent in San
Francisco. March q, and died several
ton yesterday afternoon by Baron
TakahiTa. the staff Of the japanese
emba ssy, and a number Of American
friends
The Washington times., 1908-04-07
CITIZENS ADVOCATE
SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT

Former Representative lie Fevre gave
an extended talk on sidewalk improve
ments at a meeting of the North WASH
ington Citizens Association last night
Mr.. lie Fevre has made his home IN
Washington since his retirement from
Congress, and is an enthusiastic mem
Der Of the citizens organization.
President Edwin A. Mess, Of the
Postofice Department, spoke at some
length on the resolution drafted with
a view of condemning the TRIANGULAR
so1are. at r street and Rhode Island
avenue. between Second and Third
streets northwest The association as
a whole is heartily in favor or aDol-
fishing This triangular space.
Announcement was made that Jesse
c Adkins. special attorney TO Dis
trict Attorney Bakers Office. had been
apDointed to succeed J. I. Sheehy as
chairman Of the committee on streets
sidewalks and lights.
The Washington times., 1908-04-07
DR.. GHAPhA FUNERAL
HELD This AFTERNOON

The funeral services for the Rev. Will
liam H. Chapman. the veteran Method
list minister. who died Sunday afternoon
as the result OF an accident in which
he was run down by n cab. were held
this afternCo on at the Foundry NJ r.
Church. Sixteenth and Church streets
northwest
The church was crowded with friends
OF the venerable minister. and the mem
bers Of the Baltimore Conference, now
In session in this city. attended in great
numbers
Presiding Elder. the Rev John Sum-
walt, was IN charge of the exercises,
assisted by Bishop Cranston, the Rev.
II. r. NaYlOr the Rev. Elias II. Hunt
ley. the Rev. Frank NJ Bristol. the
Rev. Mr.. Edwards. and the Rev. Robert
NJ Moore
The pallbearers We're the Rev. J. A.
Price, the Rev Joel Brown. the Rev.
John Amos, the Rev. Alexander Bic
laslII. the Rev F. Heisse. and the Rev.
c. II. Richard son
At the conclusion Of the services the
pallbearers accompanied the funeral
party to BaltimOr9. where the interment
Will take place.
The Washington times., 1908-04-07
TRAMP QUITS THE GAME
FOR LITERARY PURSUITS

Tired Of tha life OF the tramp. after
roaming over the country for twenty
five years, known only as "A No. L.
the most famous tramp in the world.
Ray Livingston, of Cambridge Springs,
Pa. announces that he VIII now quit
the road and devote the remainder Of
his life 10 literary pursuits.
He Will write a book on his travels.
having traversed five hundred thou
sand miles since he started OuI and
only spent SI.56. He speaks English,
German, French and Spanish. but has
made his living in the past by cary
ing artistic ina ges from Irish potatoes
He does not smoke. drink nor gamble
Livingston has Travelled h. riding on
top and underneath freight and pas
senger cars. Rarns and dep0ts through
out the country contain the title a
No. l."
The Washington times., 1908-04-07
VALUABLE JEwELRY STOLEN.

Detectives from the Central Office are
looking for a thief who robbed the
apartment Of Mrs. John E I.auEhtou.
OF the Susquehanna, 1870 W street north
west, Of jewelTy valued at $40 The
thief entered the apartment during Mrs
LauShton absence and stole a bar
lace pin, set with small pearls and
diamonds; a gold breastpin and neck
chain. several scarf pins. and 81 in
cash
The Washington times., 1908-04-07
The Income You'll Derive

from funds deposited in banking dept OF
Union Trust Co, 18th & II SITS. IS abso-
lutely certain Interest paid on all ac-
counts. Capital and surplus. g, 200, 0OO
The Washington times., 1908-04-07

same catiCE-Greatly ENLARGED
just N time for Tie sale came orr
famous once A Month Chocolates -
ana We de-is.ed then ard there To
make the Offering tomorrow.
These Chocolates are crfrsaI in
every way 70 any sold about town 80
bgc a pound. they are heavily coat
ed with chocolate and have delicious
creamy ccnterS in various fiavors
For nesday-Special Price viii ~.
and they have never. even ~
once a month sold for so ~
little; a pound d. 4 -
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-08-21

Mr.. I'd Mrs. a S. Johnson and
daughter, IT Hendersoa. we're in the
city this week visiting Mrs J. D,
Morrow on Palmer street.
Walter Luten, of Moscow, lett
this week with D. A. Lufen to ~
Monteagle, Chattanooga, T.
Mountain and other places. %. 22