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CONTINUED trom seventh rnEe1

Ing Woodward-avc. are also located
the handsomely appointed private Of
fees Of the firm. and also those OF
the sales department., the decoration
In the former heing embellished with
quartered-oak panel wainscoting of
generous dimensions with oak beam
ceilings and antique copper INJURIES.
The fifth floor contains the Offices
OF the State department. show rooms
fer Pianos and Pianolas. the large
Circulating Library of Pianola Music
with stock OF 10000 rolls). also the
extensive advertising and mail order
department which is regarded as one
OF the most important adiuncts OF
this modern and -up-to-date institu-
ton.
The sixth floor is devoted TO repair
ins and finishing rooms and here alsC
III large room reaching the entire
width Of the building and facing the
avenue is the Regina Music Box de-
paraent. A. large assortment or
handsome. svcet.toned electric
pianos are also shown ON this floor.
Artistic Lighting Effects.
The appearance OF the building FROM
the street will be verg bright ar night
rs the underside o! The marquise is
outlined aud the WINDOWS brilliantly
illuminated by incan5escent lamps.
Beth the marQuise and window lights
heing concealed. there viii be an EN-
tire absence OF glare, and the window
display will be brought out promIH
emily.
The illumination Of the first floor
f. by means OF incandescent lamps
studded in the ceiling. With the ex'
remedy high ceiling The effect is very
good. Under the galleries where the
lamps are in the line OF vision. they
are enclosed in beaded glass globes.
The show cases will be lighted by
deep. silvered. bell-shaped refiectors.
The entire basement is available for
as il contains no power
plant. nor furnaces-electric energy
being furnished by the Edison Hum
mating company and steam for heat
Ing purposes by the Central Heating
Co.
The show room at the foot OF the
stairway In the basement Is equipped
with verd copper chandeliers, consist
ing OF central bail surrounded by
four frosted lamps, all being sus
pended by chains.
The phonograph and record rooms
opening from the showroom are light.
I'd by incandesccnt lamps equipped
With semi-circular god refiectors sus-
pended by silk cords
At the rear OF the basement is To-
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detroit. FIRMS J. !.
DID MOST WORK
Many Thousands Of Dollars
Spent fer Material AID
Skilled Labor Win
Local Builders.

Ii IL source OF qualification and
local pride 20 reflect that very large
proportion OF the construction work
"a 0rinAell Bros. new woodward-aye.
music store was the handiwork OF
Detroit artisang ana thst nearly all
pf the material used was. Furnished by
Detroit Arms In this respect en-
nioyment was furnished to many hun
dreds OF iabcrers and skilled iaachan
hes during the dull period with fol-
lowed the money stringency during
che fall and winter months When
Building operations were practically a.
stand-st;il Among the firms VINO
"a the construction OF this
xpiendid adifice we're the following:
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Most Artistic and Complete
5 = Music. H aase In w hoie Country

Gated the switchboard for controliing
tic light and power used In the build
ing. Here Is also located the blower
for operating the cash carrier system
the house service pump. and the pump
for the sprinkler system, each sriven
by an electric motor.
The second floor is lighted entirely
DIV arc lamps ri. r Ire ffsi lrate- Office on
4his floor has center and side fixtures
OF hammered brass.
on the third and all floors above,
the show room extending the ertUs
length OF the building through the cen
ter, is lighted by arc lamps. and the
piano rooms. opening from both sides
OF the show room are lighted by mean
descent lamps equipped with semi-clr'
cular gold refiectors arranged In some
OF the rooms in a large circle. and la
others in a rectangle.
There are three electric elevators.
two passenger and one freight. These
are OF the latest type with motors 10
Gated In small room on the roof. ana
aence occupying no valuable space.
Heating and Ventilation.
The provisions for heating and ven
tilating are in keeping with the gen
eral character OF the building. The
heating, In all the npper
floors. VIII be by means of radi-
ators placed in the large corridors,
the heat being carried TO connecting
rooms through grillc5 panels In all
doors; these open panels also serve Tor
ventilation purposes, Us each room Is
connected vita gentI,ating duct or
shaft, running from basement TO ROOF.
md provided with large Ian. located
the sixth floor and operated 0y
.lectr.citx, With the massive front
lGows swung on centcr-piyots, and
9-''ii9tTHT7 STlaTT anG electric ran
In operation, there is little chance for
....u.lls0n 81 Ioul air even dar-
iha mos sitting summer heat
Tho two passenger elevators are M
the most modern construction--large
steady and absolutely safe; on each
floor they open into lobby which Is
provided with rugs and settees and
.,a.a Trvi.. nA- tnala corridors by
NO massive white columns, giving a
0rl OF ante-rcom effect which is nof
ny rlea sing but designed also for
- comfort ~ waiting passengers
The large freight elevator. In the
rear % Duiidlng, is protected at all
inss by stre, curtains which close
oNn automatically flom excessive
eat in case OF fire.
AS an additional protection against
re each floor is proyided with ar
Elaborate network ef automatic shrink
Tx devices of the latest pattern.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT April 4.--CIose.--There
was little TO the wheat market on Sat
urday and price alterations were or
small importance. The weather - what
Is holding wheat up. Complaints OF
dry ground are coming from Kansas
and Nebraska. ard IL the condition
lasts long enough 10 damage the crop
II may result in an advance. That 10
about the only chance the bulls have,
for everything looks bearish In all
other directions. Little trading was
done on Saturday.
Wheat quotations: Wheat---Cash No.
red s5lsc: May opened unchanged
at sbhc, gained &c. declined TO % y G
and closed at ss isc; July opened at soc;
advanced 5c declined to s sSae and d,
s7Ac, touched ssc. declined to STAG.
and closed at s7Ac: No red. g2@c;
No. white. 95hc.
No. Z, s5Hc: No. yellow, 2 cars at
e7c, at size. No. yellow, ] car at
e5Ac. ! at CSC.
osts-caah No 3 white. 2 cars at
Rye-Cash No 2, SIC bid.
Beans--cash and April. ss.25: May.
clover seed--Prlme spot, 25 bags at
Pile 20 bags at sl2.25, at st0.50, at
$3.50; prime alsike. sTZ.5U. sampfr
alsikc. bags ut $l2.> at vi.
Timothy seed--Prime spot. 40 bags
Wheat receipts at st. Louis. $1,000
bu: year ago. 10000 bu.
Receipts In the Detroit market on
Saturday included 1000 bbis OF Hour,
car OF wheat 3 OF corn and OF
oats. Withdrawals were 400 bbls OF
flour. stocks are 293,035 bu OF wheat.
1886 bu OF corn, $3.50 bu OF wheat,
s.694 bu OF barley and 1,93i bu Of rye.
w heat receipts at Winnipeg. III
cars. year ago. $50 cars.
Northwestern wheat receipts Satur-
day. PAS cars: year ago 45s cars
Exporfs,Of wheat and Hour Saturday,
fS6.0O bi. n "
Wheat receipts at primary points
Saturday, $4,000 bu. year ago. $4,000
bu.
CHICAGO, April 4.--WHeat opened
sterftis s'sd Sold \ ever yesterday at
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GEO. n. cLiPPERT & BROS.
Hundreds Of Thousands of Brick for
the New BUILDING.

The reputation OF the Clippert Brick
Company is Of so many years standing
and such excellency that II Is quite
sufficient to ctate that all the brick for
the Grinnell building was furnished by
this company tn establish the fact that
only good material wez used for this
part OF the work II would be diff
iicult matter TO pick out many OF the
large buildings in the business dis
tricts of Detroit which do not rep
resent, In some measure. the product
OF this well-known company AS the
city has grown so has the business OF
the CiIppert Brick company and the
ever increasing volume of their bust
ness and capacity TO meet the same
is the highest possible endorsement Of
the quality OF their product and OF
rhe fret that they merit and enjoy the
confidence and patronage OF the pub
lie and the building trades of Detroit.
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DETROIT SHOW CASE CO.
Their Artistic Contribution Largely In
Evidence in Main SaIesroom.

Every visitor TO the new music
store upon entering the main sales
room on the first floor viii be attract
ed at first sight by the magnificent
show case display with which they
will be confronted. The show cases,
which are OF horseshoe shape in the
center of the room, are of polished,
..all- plate-glass" design. They are six
in number, of large dimensions, the
chief feature being the semi-circle
case forming the horseshoe bend.
This company has recently been put
ting out some very artistic work, not
ably in the furnishing OF the new
Tourney Bros. store and also In the
display case for the House OF Her.
bst" clothing display case
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a.rkets. az Finance

sion houses hut eased on ',ac later on
selling by commission houses and local
crowd on the forecast for rains again
Opening Wheat-Nay. 9sSs a. sSc.
quoted. Pork-May, $la.2fh. Lard
May. $3.50. Ribs-May. sTl2is.
Grain prices rallied from the lowest
notches reached and still the resting
spots were on "a on wheat. "a a. Ia
on corn and lsuMc on oats. Hog
products We're fractionally better.
shorts We're buyers late. Closing
May. 66is N66Ac Oats-May. 53A c
bid. Pork--May $3.50 bid Lard
May. ~sS.27rs Ribs--May, Ssi2ls u
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


UfSsch 5pssfu bH1 SrueNnk s<frcr
T!me tasie cubic, :: snsns. wi-h7u:
tf.ISy LsMlrEps---DaiS. .s:i5 =. "a
:. n, ana ncuriy until i ). "a. For
until 10 ,. "a: also II p. m. For Orion.
two hours unt,. y m. also n >. m.
Far Sss.dosse ssa Trenton. 5.ss a.
n, e:o3 = n;.. and every 20 minutes
until SOS q. M. ths1 .saif hourly until
KY m s sssn s.fFy S % Tis un;ss IniI
y m On SUNDAY nrst car starts at
;;;;..i : :yss o. e. s ss.s ~; ss.@;s
Firsi car ons-hsif hour Isisr on SUN.
Var Farmssssce and Sorthsu,s.
hourly. :. m. 70 II .. m. For Orchard
Lake and Pontiac. . a. NJ, q. n, and
every two hours Until ! 2. M. hourly
until II 3. m First car one hour later
!. nxriP Z "a, RAsnw WAY -sysrnn--eor,
"a 3 h ssfs g, e,J Ss AND BS en
1rcn hsg5ly; q c, ~ 70 sp; IN: also
xs xiesnss. 10 NJ. cisren ss h nus
SeSiI 4 -, : S.,,, 70 M ~ c'.%ss: u.
esIz1s'cs?fs: ASsacn TOLEDO
I:53 3. IN. Locale for. Rockwood. New.
Y - te s;so 3: m, sisc $40 ana ii
66fHoiT. jxcKsos a CHICAGO
1z:sk 3; n and az; ?; N. Locals,
<1rs tRsresfser pntii p - M s' Sosr H ANN
2sr Rex nSnr.y sr9m IN 20 .
# 1n(orofban ears pass Waiting station.
1xn1r 81 IArncd and 0riswold -sts.
cars awaiting the closing Of
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Loan Man Discharged.

Justice Stein, Saturday morning,
dismissed the cases of Leighton
Heath, William Walsh. Arthur w.
Stoli. George A. Noelke. George e.
vliet. Herman Schilanske and Nor
man l.. Noteman. all charged with
violating the state loan law in that
they failed to secure license from
rffe mayor. The eeHft held the COM
plants were defective because there
was no valid ordinance In force at the
time they were made.
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LIZ May q WHALEN.
General Brick and Mssonery Con

The brick aud masoary work on the
new building is not SO prominently IN
evidence. but Il is All there aud lots
Of il, although il is largely concealed
NJ the enaineled tile work which
-rturrfs esft ~ prominently in the huge
colnmns and facings which practically
constitute the front elevation The
1mmense brick wall exposed on the
north side. towering high above the
aijoining buildings, as well as the
rear wall, convey some conception OF
the extent or this work. These and
ali the walls as well as all the brick
and masonry work on the building
were constructed by lie May q What-
en-, who also put IA the white enamel
thing on the front. This firm has
offlces In the Tolsma building, Detroit,
and enjoys a large patronage In brick
and stone masonry OF every discrip-
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DETROIT mANTEI q Tile CO.

The artistic lighting effects OF Grin
nell Bros new music house will be
one OF It's most distinctive features,
and which cannot fail to attract gen.
eral attention. *
There Is novelty and new ideas In
electric tight fixtures in every depart
ment. and are a great credit 10 the
skill and ingenuity of the Detroit
Mantle & Tile Co, which concern was
favored with the work and which for
originality OF design Is distinct de-
parture In the way OF artistic and ef-
ficient lighting arrangements.
A little over year ago the Pioneer
Mantef 4 Tile Co. and the Detroit
Nantei a Tile Co. consolidated. form
ing the present company. now located
In their own building At l14-11s Broad
WAY.
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FLASHED BY WIRE

WASHINGTON, April 4.-Postmas.
ter General Meyer Is confined to his
bed with an attack OF grip.
NEW YORK. April 4.-Angered by
the dispersal of their meeting by the
police. who used their clubs freely,
anarchists in Paterson. N. j., are In
an ugly mood today. and Mayor Nc
Bride is preparing for trouble.
WASHINGTON. April 4.--Presldent
Roosevelt has appointed board OF
army officers to consider and report
upon plan for the reorganization of
the army
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II have just completed a twenty
year health sentence. imposed by
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, which cured
me OF bleeding piles just twenty years
ago" writes o. s. woolever, OF lie
Raysville. N. Y. Bucklcn's Arnica
Salve heels the worst sores. boils,
turns, wounds and cuts In the shortest
time. CSC at c. Il. KinseE Cray 4
Worcester, Central Drug Co. drug
stores.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, April 4.--The weekly
bank statement. Clearance mousse
members, average condition: Inc
changes as compared with last week
are as follows: Surplus, told) In
crease. S90f,775: surplus, new IN
crease. 1898, $50; loans. Increased
s15.S39. 900; specie, increase. SUI TO-
100: legal tenders. increase, s34o,'oo'
deposits. increase. $24,62O.l0O; CIR
cuiatiom decrease. s769100; U. 5. de-
posts. decrease, $1.049,7O0.
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Merr:a &c Lice.seI

Fred t. Butzier. %; Augusta Backus'
20. a. ,,.. mo.
cert, II. c,,,,t
q, Caledonia, q.
David r. Hall. %. Detroit: Sarah H.
Goats. rs. Belleville. ~ 90.
Harry A. Stage. %. Edith H. bush'
10
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NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. April cotton opened
steadier at an advance OF 10 points.
There were comparatively few sellers,
as the ring talent semed to be oversold
and in no mood to extend short &C
counts. Considering the steady cables
and large sales OF the spot article at
Liverpool, the fact that the weekly
statistics were little bullish also
tended to restrain bear pressure. Tho
weather in the belt was warmer
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LOyDON WOOL.

LONDON, April 4.--The second series
of the i9ps wool auction sales has
ended. From a hesitating opening.
competition slackened and prices
dropped. and although the sales were
curtailed five days. causing an i'm
proved demand and firm tone. the
closing prices were lower than COM
pared with the January series. Fine
crossbreds declined Ia 010 per cent.
mediums 1920 per cent and coarse 20
per cent. Fine merinos showed less
OF 1910 per cent and other merinos i5
fr20 per cent. while Cape of Good
Hope and Natal wool was 10m15 per
cent down The decline was the most
sudden experienced In years During
the series Americans bought 1000 bales,
the home trade 1900 and continental
buyers $4,000. Seventy-eight thousand
bales were neld over for the third
series.
AT the sales s.s34 bales were offered.
The small selection sold readily at
hardening prices. Americans bought
south Australian greasy. Following
are the sales: New South Wales. 700
bales; secured. shd@is SID; greasy.
5Ad41s Nd. Queensland. 800 bales;
secured, IsW1s Sd; greasy, 7d61s I'D.
Victoria. 500 bales: secured, Is hd41s
9Ikd: greasy, 5dm1s South Australia.
200 bales; greasy. 6G9hd. West Aus
tralia, 500 bales. greasy, 4W10d. New
Zealand $500 bales; greasy, 4hdW lis.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal 200 paics;
secured. Is 2dUfs I'D. Punta Arenas.
1000 bales greasy 4@10d.
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ROBERT HUTTON & co.
\yelI-known Roofers and Copper Cor
nice Manufacturers.

Much OF the work on the Grinnel
Rros building which contributes both
10 IT'S snbstantia. structure and dec
oratlgc effect as well was the work
of this weiEinown Detrcit hrIf.
The exquisite copper cornice work
ard ornamental metal window frames
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. April 4.--Nothing said
In money. Posted rates. Sterling ex
change s4.s5@4.S5 l-2 with actual
business in bankers bills at s4s5.4o Qt
4.s6.5O for demand and $4.S4@ 4.S5.2S
for sixty day bills. Prime mercantile
paper nominal.
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THE 6ARToN-NETTlNc CO.
Their Contribution to the New Build
49, inn Is Artistic Tllinc

The Ceramic tile floors, both In
the main salesroom and In the phono-
graph department OF the Grinnell
building, were laid by the Barton-Net-
ting Co. and are a fine specimen OF
what this firm can do in this line OF
work The Barton-Netting Co. has
an established reputation for artistic
work. in furnishing mantels, chan
deliers and fire places. and make a
speciality OF thing for vestibules and
bathrooms. This firm will soon re-
move TO larger and more advantage
Gus quarters, and are offering some
very fine bargains.
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PRODUCE.

The strawberry market was firm and
looking like higher prices next week.
The 24-pInt cases from Louisiana have
-Ate,sEdripan- the Florida quart boxes
ont Of the market. being relatively so
much cheaper The butter market Is
also looking like higher prices on Mon
day. outside markets all being quite
firm. Receipts OF eggs are fairly lib
eral and the market Is called steady.
Poultry ~ holding its own on a light
trade. receipts being nearly all live
stock Dressed calves are rather slow
OF sale and are cOrrespondingiy easy
in tone, and the vegetable list Is
steady.
AppIes--Fancy. s3a5.5o; common. 81
ellis per Dbl.
Bcas~--Drled Lima. &c Ter Id: red
kidney. tf.90Mz per bu
- Butter--Extrn creamery. 29Hc: farm
separator. z7c: packing stock, fSc. Of
fetal prices. Extra creameries. 2Shc;
frsts, 2sh crooks, 23c; packing stock.
ice per 10.
cssb.se--Hon,e-sro si0tss psr
bill. Sc per ton.
-cel~vy-Gelifornia. 500 75c per dos:
florida, &2.7503 per crate
The Detroit times., 1908-04-04

SAN DIEGO, Cal, April 4.-Dis-
patches from Magdalena bay say that
the real work of the battleship feet
in this bay Is practically completed
Torpedo work and mine laying Is all
done. and there remains nothing q
do but to Goa, and paint the ship. and
walt Until the various California re-
ception committees finish their work,
and the signal to start for California
is ho'sJed.
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Wr,iot, Crust Company
Detroit, MStcbtgan

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 depository
which would be pleased to receive
your time deposits.
Offices, UNION TRUST BUILDING
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evening in Faber's hall, Hamtramck
Louis Jmerique is to be chairman.
Election officers In the three new
city precincts, acquired by annexation
since last election. will perform their
duties today for the first time In the
enrolment OF Republicans who wish
TO vote on the primary plan Of nomi-
nation for congress In the Seventh
district. These precincts are the
Ninth OF the Fifth ward. Eighth OF
the Seventh ward, and Seventh Of the
Seventeenth ward. Monday the party
vote will be taken and 1t Is expected
that the Wayne county portion OF
the district will go for the primary
system. as the silver OF Wayne county
cuts very little figure in a Seventh
district convention now, and the pri-
mary plan cannot but increase the
Importance of thatp ortion Of the dis
trict
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u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bonds furnished by Cameron Currfe
a Co.: New % reg, 103% m104A: do.
coup. 104 bid; new IS reg. 1904 Mlol a;
do. COUP, 101 aloe: new As reg. 120H
U12ih; do, coup. 1924 bid.
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Miss Geraldine Gordon, Of Cincinnati,

delivered an address before the
members OF the Consumers league
In the home OF Mrs. Theodore Eaton
Friday afternoon. in which she urg-
ed the women present TO inaugurate
a movement TO have the stores
close Saturday nights. Bishop VIII.
Jams advocated the cooperation OF
the laboring class and their families
TO aid in the movement.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin 8. Dewey.
Of No. 900 Warren-ave., announce the
engagement OF their daughter. Ada
winifred. TO Howard Clark Boss, of
Milwaukee. Wis.
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Quotations by Cameron Currie & Co.
open. High. Low. Close
b)Bid. (s)Split. (n) Nominal.
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO. o.. April by Finley
May. e17sc; July. $3.50; Sept 81 c.
Corn-No yellow. Gle; May. 67ll &c:
July. s6isc: Sept, 65Ac oatsA-No. 3
white. sac; May. 53hc; July. fsIsc;
Sept. 3Sc Glover seed--Cash. $13.55,
April. s13.I0; Oct. S752h
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Busfness-sSke Printing. No fuss ana
no feathers. The plain. neat Kind. that
looks right. Tf0es Printing Co.. to
John Rest Phone 1499.
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EAST BUFFALO! n. Y. April 4.-Cat-
TIC: Receipts, f5e head. trade quiet.
steady. Neals-Receipts, $50 head. ac-
tive al 25c lower. Gull 10 choice, SAG
$50. sheep and lambs--Receipts, 5000
head: sheep active. lambs slow, steady
lambs. s5.sSfps:5e: yeariiags, s7.gs q
ceipts. $500 head: market slow, 5gl5c
lower; workers.. $40 q 6.6S; pigs. $3.50
V5.65; mixed and heavy $500 g. 90 ;
roughs, s5.50f570: stays, $s75Q4.25.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. April i.--Hogs-Receipts
10000. market strong to SC higher:
s.ass o o1yi 'his 81 so ana nea MES
xi.759t5.60: workers.. $6.05Q6.i5. Cattle
Receipts SOC, steady; beeves. $500
~ 9w ss. a wss, nr'e 4 49, 20 s,anh
ers and feeders. s3.25m5.30. Sheep
Receipts 1000. market steady; native.
$40 q $50 westerns. $50 $50; year
1855. westerns, $6.25HT.s5.
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w MIST cup IN the &udlson. RUS scores
made were:
NORTH AND SOUTH
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Bielman. rs
Mrs. W. H. Speaker and IL Marks ~
Mrs. ID. Twelvetrees and G. Bazine "a
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Stellwagen 20
Mrs. $. A. Comous and Mrs. l. j.
II. D. Alec and j. W. Bradley. Il
EAST AND WEST.
Mrs. A. Al. Mcdonnell and w. c.
Mrs. II Nj. Towne and Mrs. John
Mrs. + y. warmoii and Mrs. WIN.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Meade COZ
WindsorD ........... IL
Mrs z, Bazine and Mrs, c. r.
Mrs. G p Mites and Mrs. #. j.
Mrs. Robert Thomas and Miss
Mrs. p. e. slick and walter Bloom Av.
c. F. Bielman and c. w. Rogers. the
latter of Ypsilanti, won the Marcn
Monday Mon, AZ, night tournament at the De,
s.ze Others with high scores are w.
-: Ellsworth and III. ID. Alice. $50;
Clyde I. Webster and Fl. b. Simmons.
games. three To qualify. begins Mon
daX evning. April ). Scores last Mon
A~oiNA COLIh-
Webster and simmons ......... &c As
McCansey and Balkwill .s 70 as
Stickney and Warmore ........ ?. As
EAST AND WEST.
Bates and Boehru ~ -E6 is
Ellsworth and Alice ........... "A I-5
Dresbach and Evans. ....... 1-5
Tuesday scores in the schon Giuck
NORTH AND SOUTH.
Miss Sanders and Nre "a n
Mrs. T W. Baikwil and Mrs A.
Mrs. ", & Beekwith and Mrs -
Robert Thomas .......,.. ri So
EAST AND WEST.
Mrs. p. f. Slick and Mrs. John
MRS a & Il. Andrew and Mrs. For. - 30
Mrs A. D. Dresbac hand Mrs. w.
l. Stannard ..--,.--......... r 5-6
Ten tables were in play at the La
dies Night game In the Addison Thurs
day evening. Plus scores were:
NORTH AND SOUTH.
Mrs. NJ. II. Bennett and c. r. Biei
Mrs Mathews iYpsiiantij and A, -
= g: Stellwagen ...........,.. ~ S-IO
Mrs. John Gray and ]. j. Ross II $40
Mrs. c. G. Lawrence and Mrs.
Mrs A. T.. Holt and Mrs. A. II,
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. b. simmons s-i0
EAST AND WEST
Mrs. r. j. Memo and G.. r. Niles ~ 2-I0
Mrs. C. y. Bielman and G. w.
RoBsIs 1900 -. =. ri z-iV
Mrs. II. NJ. Towne and Walter
G. l. Webster and w. c. Beck
The next Ladies' Night game Will he
April at 8 y. m. sharp
The second game of the semi finals
IN the Howell game series Will be
played I'm the Detroit Whist clubs
rooms In the Addison. Thursday even
ing. April 8. at y. m.
Tie open pair game OF the Woman's
Whist league VIII be played Monday
morning al $50. in the Addison