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The Washington herald., 1909-07-07
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore July 6-QuotationA established By the
Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are as
follows.
BUTTER-Creame7y. sspaator. per pound. q;
imitation. Ib.. &a2i; prints, hIb.. per To- 25a2s
do. lib, Ter h.. 26a28; blocks. 2-lh per h.
z5a2s; dairy prints. Maryland, Pennsylvania, and
Virginia. Per h. l6aI7; Virginia and West Viz
ginia store packed per b. ISiA Ohio store packed
per b.. lsls; nearby. rolls. per ID, lsals1z; Ohio
rolls. Per b.. IalsA; West Virginia rolls. Ib..
iss1siA
EGGS-MaTyiaud. Pennsylvania and nearby
hrs1, per doz.. q; Eastern Shore Maryland and
Virginia. per do1.. q, Western frsts Per doz., q
West Virginia. Der doz.. 2. tThs above quotations
arc fo- Wholesale lots-25 cases OF more-only es-
tzblished By tho Baltimore Fruit and Produce
Association JOB lots higher
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens heavyweight per
ID. Is spring chickens. large II lbs, and over
n. Ea25i do. small. Ter ID. 1aZl; ducks, pr ID
Il; do, white Pekins-. PEI ID, y; spring ducks,
lbs. and over. per ID, -; pigeons. young. Der
pair. Is; do. CID per pair, 90 guinea fowls. Old
no each
The Washington herald., 1909-07-07

JLCAlCE bAhNAhOs
Estate q Fsn1ie j. Carte-; order ErantirS lst-
ters q adzainistraaon5 bond. 500. Attorneys. Van
DYKE Van Dyke.
Estate q John Driscol: orde- granting letters
p adniris-rzti1u; bo1d. S.ooo. Attorney. n }.
krl-e
Estate q Edward R. True. =. order % pay for
legal services. Atr0rnsys. WouhiEE-on. Heald 4
Frailer.
Estate q Robert z WALKER: o-1er conhrniEg Az
dltor's rcport and 20 sell property. Atto-neyA L
n King aad J. L Nell
Estate q Martha johnson; o-de- granting lscters
testameutaryi bo16. 500 Attorneys. q. II. De
Ree1 and q. z. Collins
Estate n Caz DohHeas order rstty1ng sale q
realty. Attarney. G. W. OTsn-
Estate u Abbey g. Pcrneri petition fz letter.
testzulenta-y Attorury II. NJ. Baker.
Estate q West Steward order % sell law boozA
Attorney. T. " Gleu11n-
Es-lIe q John CALLAHAN; order granting Isr1sT1
q at-iuiEtration c. T. a. bond. S.50o ArtoCEsg.
]. ". G-eul1n-
Estate q William c, OMsara. petition fo- letter.
o. 2cInLs-ratlOu c. Z AL-oE1ey. c 3
Shreve p
The Washington herald., 1909-07-07
No Change ID Faith.
From Youths Oompanion.

From Youths Companion.
Mr.. Kirke had been setting forth some
OF his cheerful views Of life and the
summer boarder was much pleased.
you are g real optimist." she said. joy
fully.
"No, Ma'am." said MI. KirSe, with, re-
proaehfuI decision IF I've give you
any reason TO think I'm going back on
the Methodist Church that was raised
and brought up in, I'm sorry; you've
mistook my talk. haven't any quarrel
with folk that hnd these new sects help
ful, but tbs old ones are good enough
for ne"
The Washington herald., 1909-07-07
NEW YORR MONEY.

New York. July 6,-Moasy on call a. the stook
exchange to-day opened at * per csnt: highest ";
lowest, IA; closing n Most Of the days loan
were made at "a per cent
Tine money opened the week vs-y easy. the sup
ply being large with 4 small demand Business s
rery dull Rates Per cent for sixty days. - 70.
ninety days. 81 foE foH months. 70 81 for Eve
months 81 70 81 for SIX months. and 81 Tor seTer
months
The marskt FOR sterling today vas steady. bui
With rates five points lower Rates for actual b1s
ness closed as follows; Sixty days Ase7Oai $3.50; de
mand bills were ASA for sixty dsysi gain. 4S6a
Commercial bills Ware As for sixty days and As6ita
Asa f1r ninsty DAYS Flour bills were A6k fol
sixty days Grain and cotton bIls were scarce
The Washington herald., 1909-07-07
WALL STREET NEWS
Small Dealings in Securities
Make Market Tame.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE LIFELESS
Pressure 20 Sell United States Steel
Common and Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit Causes HeavinesS I'm FOrePart
OF Day-COney Island 1O-Cent Fare
EdIct Creates Apprehension.

New York. July SIN so far as the
stock market itself was concerned to-day,
It was a tame and inconseQuential affair.
Dealings IN securities were less than 400,-
900 shares. and the market during certain
hours Of the day was practically non
existent
Much the same conditions were in the
foreign markets, which were commonly
described in the cables as being life
less" In our own bond market there
were some evidences. although they were
by no means extremely pronounced. OF
Nhe investment OF money received in IN
terest and dividends on July !.
Abroad a certain amount OF buying Of
stocks and bonds owing TO the same cause
obviously took place. English consols
made a relatively sharp advance, and all
the foreign markets, II decidedly dull,
were yet distinctly firm.
Inclined to Heayiness.
The security market here was some
what inclined to heaviness IN the fore
part OF the day owing 10 the development
OF q moderate amount OF pressure to sell
one or two stocks principally United
States Steel common and Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Ostensibly the reason for liQui-
dation In the first named stock was on
account Of q story printed this morning
10 allow the United States Steel common
stock 20 be listed on the paris BOurse-
The story received en- official denied in
Paris. although It is admitted the efforts
TO list the stock have met with obstacles.
In the case OF Brooklyn Transit superla-
tive interests was made moderate.
This company is not one OF the Brook
lyn Rapid Transit Company subsidiaries,
but the apprehension was that the re-
fusal OF the commission 10 sanction a
I0-oent fare 70 Coney Island at all times
over the Brooklyn and COney Island lines
indicated a similar decision in the case
OF the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
This by no means follows. however
and later in the day the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit shares made a good recovery.
Market Was Stronger.
The entire market was stronger IN the
afternoon, and by far the greater number
OF principal shares closed at net gain;
for the day.
Sterling rates were easier to-day. while
as regards domestic money matters th'
most striking development was a violent
drop IN Chicago exchange on New YorE
City.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-07
Horeus.sla- So. ysa-4 pr e-a- S-al

Hgveus.sia- SO. ; yeAz. 9 Pr ez- S=ai-
annually pErS lot e
PscEor-h-DEnie n Keeson e * 20 Wllizm A
Hil and Res11ld ". BeaI. 20 sec1rs Guy 5.
and Carroll s. ZCDp SIS. monthly pGy-ertA
per cent. l0t g. square IS; Agos 3 Groeiey
% sane. % secure Ece 2-TG. Do1Ely p1g-
nsass, 6 p= cen, lot a., sguAEe IS
AIour- PIcasa-t-Al5ioG b. JaUeso1 q. uz - E1-
tc1al saTi-ss ard TruEt Cozpeay % soGurs
Amcrczn Serusiry ard cr-sr COupEny, 8 GO
3 years 5 psr cent s1-1-G--1zIly. pGrt ~ :
block 4
Columbia Heights-Ho--1e-ta r cs EoccEEy Q,
Gecrse Z. Flen1ing sn6 Edwurd I. Ei-ys, .,
securc william !. Craze. 500, yeFHs. ~
oc-t, seni-ann1aI,y. Iot Sc ho& 81
The Washington herald., 1909-07-07
nIeteor Erplodes in Room.

Fru-u ths San Antonio Daily Ezpres-
S. 2. Fain. OF Shepherd. Tex. reports
that what appeared to have been q
meteor about the size OF q mans head
flashed into his sitting room through an
opening IN an east window, struck q
chart which was lying on the door, and
exploded with q crash Ike q cannon shot
filing the room with smoke
he and his daughter, who were IN the
room. were slightly stunned, but not Sc
riously injured. and the blaze which the
neteorlte started in the mating on thc
floor was extinguished without damage
A brown dust. Ike powder OF !ron. o.
the floor where the Heteortte struck and
the burned door were al that was left oi
the strange visitor.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. July 6.-CATTLE-Rsceipts 3.ssO head
steady. Steers. 6Ola7Oo; bulls, 3foaS65; cow, 2Z
ass Dressed beef steady at Sizaioh
CALVES-Recelpts, 100 head VeaiA 6oose %
culls 500; b1ttsrmlkS. AT5a5o0 Dressed calves nG-a
er; city dressed sesls, eAslSai country dressed. s
In; dressed buttermilks, 1asA.
SHEEP AND LAAfBS-ReesDts lsfoo head
Sheep. 20oa5oo; lambs. T.ooas5; one car. szs; eus
G2sa6 =
EoGs-EscsiptA. g.Sea head; hiEhg a ss0zssS
The Washington herald., 1909-07-07

New York. July 6.-WHEAT-LoTeE. but oul
trade no / Ho-tbs-n Duluth, % arrive, Lsss. :
No. 2 red. = o. b., Old. LIS; new. No. 2. red. for
and August 81 cents over SeptsmbeT new foT early
September * over; No. 2 hard, New YORK, Z. O
b. lsIK: No. ]. mscaroni, new crop. LIN; I. O.
b. No. / Manitoba T. o b, 20 arrive, seDtsmber'
CORN-Weaker; small trade. No. 2 elevator.
ISL; No :. T. o. b.. spot. TIA. T. O b. nominal
Exporters took six loads No z, yellow. T. o. b..
nominal; No. white new, No 2. December 70
March shipnents at s..
OATs-Nazhst Is dull ard fat No 2 white,
aa5o; No 5. white. Ha57ni No. 4. white. s6s5sfi
natural Ao9 aipgeds SHstA . S<sSEz SHs%
The Washington herald., 1909-07-07
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

The two market leaders. Capital Trac-
ton and washington Gas. brought higher
prices to-day than az the close Of the
trading last week
There was little trading done yesterday
on the general list and the offerings were
scarce.
Four shares OF United States Trust
Company stock were sold at l0s. the tor
price.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-07
TO Amuse the Animals.

From The AIgonaut
At a country fair out IN Kansas man
went I'D 10 a tent where some elk were
cn exhibition and stared wistfUlly up az
the sign
'Td like 70 go n there" he said 70 the
keeper. but It would be mean 70 90 IN
without my family. and cannot afford
TO pay for my wife and seventeen child
rem"
The keeper stared at him in astonlsh-
ment. Are all these your children" he
gasped-
''Every one" said the man.
you wait q minute said the keeper.
I'm going 10 bring the elk out and let
them see you"
The Washington herald., 1909-07-07
Equity Suits.

No 2ss53 Kate Bean IS Robert J. Bean: uain
tcnsuee- Attorney, Il. ". Wheatey.
No. 2S65i. H J. Csp,an IS Louis Bs1rrrt e. a.
judgment c-editrs bin Attorneys. TeDp1 q
GusacE
Ne. 2S655 RobeT- Z sInpaon ". Harrlst A.
steT0ct e a.. Cuigt nIle Attorneys. Wilsuc 4
BarEsdale.
No. 500 Margaret v. Cox e. al Clara e
o.Neara e A.; % appolzt trustee Attorney. o
s. ShreFo.
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InUWmefm.

No. Sir Geo-gs P. 8lu-phy "a Geo-rs \.
Jesse e. al notes. EzS1 Attorney, 4 Il Hol-
lauder.
judgment MunilpaI C0urt Saf.G
Nc. 5I75i. james S. tfEseT "a Adoiphins Reztsr
judgment Municipal C0ur1. So
SO 5l7S. Gertrude S. Donohoo Is Potomac
Granite Company. note S2-G Attorueys 7. L.
Je1ords ard :. O. r. Bezl
The Washington herald., 1909-07-07
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sules-Regulnr call Z O'Clock noon.
Wash4neon Railway and Electric IS. a.ooo 81
s7&.
Csrital Traction. at IS7E, at 1878. at I5I'S-
Washington Gas, 3 at IS. 3 al I5st. 10 a. l51t.
3 az TgA. 3 at 754 3 AZ %. 3 AZ at I5-s.
Lanston AGonotype 10 at l5s-
After caIi-Capital Traction, 10 al lSIiA 10 az lSs
% at lE5k 10 az iSA-
wsshinrfon Railway and Electric IS. 500 At S.
United States Trust. 4 az llo
Potomac Electric cora s.. SEQ 81 1874
Following are the bid ard asked prices on yesecs'
DAYS Washington Stock Exchange;
H0Nng
The Washington herald., 1909-07-07
Circuit Court No. 2.


No 5665 Syne vs. CarrU-le1s; Judgment b.
default Tor s. DO Attorney. C. II. Syme.
No. 5l1s3. United States ez rel Philip "a. Secre-
tHry q Iutarlor; tine fle replication oItEn1ad
Attorneys, II. ID. Phl.ips-D. ". Bskss.
No 5l66s. Hlu vs.. Washllgton Alezandr1a and
MOGat vernon Railway Company; dlEnis5sd a. cost
q plaintiff. Deseudaut's attorney. D. Il MacEsl.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-07
Home View Of a FaunaI Naturalist

Fron t5e OysoT Bay Fllo-
II Mr.. Roosevelt carries out his inten-
ton to remain n Africa year, he VIII
doubtless employ much OF the time IN
fishing. picking berries, taking pictures,
studying native languages. and prospect
ing for diamonds. he certainly would
not maintain the killing pace with which
he started There wouldn't be animals
enough
The Washington herald., 1909-07-07
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ososstsons furnished By W. B. Hibbs q o.
member New York Stock Exchange. Aioos buahe
ipg. rs Fifteenth street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-07
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET

WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.
CATTLE-Extn. per cwt- 55oasoo; butcher.
kO0aA75: common. S0a254
HOGS-Per cwts gross. 65oaT0o; ordinary, per
cWt. 6O0aG5.
sHEEF-Prime. clipped. 2Ooai5oi common. clip
eed sO0a3D
/, LASIBS-Choico spring. per ID. s; medium. IA
CALVES-Pume, Per ID. Z; medium. 6ti con-
mon. 5a6
cows-P1hme, fresh, each, @.oOaso.ooj eounnS7
S.OosSo.e0; cd and d1Y, lQ.ooalSOa
The Washington herald., 1909-07-07
Criminal Court No. L.
Probate Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD,
United States vs.. Henry Recs-tin violstion see1on
Ji55. nollc pros
The Washington herald., 1909-07-07
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hfbos & o.,
members q the New YORK Stock Exchangs. HIbbs
B,llIdins rs fifteenth street northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-07-07

CALL MoNEY-sALES BY HOURS.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-07
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimora, July 6-Following are The sales AZ
quotations ou the most active securities listed on
ths Baltimore Stock Exchange:
The Washington herald., 1909-07-07
COTTON MARKET.

sEx dividend. J pr osos-
fE1 dividend. 2 pr CO.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-17
BELLE ISLE FOXES STILL
ELUDE PURSUERS

Fox stew is the delicacy which
Steward Wilhelm Konen, OF the Belle
Isle casino. has promised superinter-
dent Dilger and his co-laborers in thu
hunt for the three foxes which escape |.
n few days ago from their cages.
Fox meat is excellent game, "
Konen told Supt. Dilger and the latter
has displayed extra energy since &,
organizing the hunt for the reynards
Z, Although the, animals were not hunt
ed down Tuesday. the hunt is on again,
Wednesday afternoon, with better
OF success, as the animals
were located after the snow storm,
two vixens being near the Cyclers'
Rest while the male fox is alone by
himself out Buena Vista road.
Fox hounds have been secured for
the hunt and the park officials are
hopeful that they will do the work ~
trailing well. although these particu-
lar fox hounds have never seen fox
and NAV have TO be taken around to
the cage OF the remaining pair in cap.
tiyity and introduced before being put
on the scent
Preparations have been made to
smoke out the foxes. II they hide
under one of the shelter houses. by
mixing a sulphur compound 10 burn
under the floors.
Thursday afternoon Is the time set
for the feast in case the hunt is al
last successful.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-17

pROPOSALS-SaIe OF 4. :. ). Inca --
Sea led proposals VIII be- received az the
Navy Department until noon OF the I1tn
day OF March, 1909. at which time and
place they Will be opened. for the pur-
chase OF the l. :. = Inca. appraised
value. $1,000. The vessel will be sUid
for cash TO the person or persons or
the corporation or corporations Offer
ing thc highest price therefor. pro-
posals must be submitted in u sealed
envelope addressed To the Secretary Of
the Navy. Washington. H. G., endorsed
Proposals for the purchase OF the L.
> = Inca. and each PROPOSAL must be
aCCompa nted by satisfactory certifi, q
check for not less than 10 per cent OF
the amount OF the OFFER. ON application
10 the Navy Department forms of bids
and bonds. together with the terms
and conditions OF sale. also printed
list giving general Information con
corning thc\ vessel Will be- furnished
The vessel can be examined at any
time after the date uereof by applying
10 the Commandant OF the Navy Nard
Boston. Mass. 10 must bc removed from,
the Almlts Of the navy yard within such
Reasonable time as may be nNed bV the
Department The Department reserves
tbs righ To withdraw the vessel from
sale and to reject auy OF all bids. TRt'
MAN H. NEW BERRY. Secretary Of the
Navy 2-il-0s
The Detroit times., 1909-02-17
DIED

Is. 1909. at her residence,
ga Monroe-ave., Elizabeth, aged ~
years. widow 81 the late Thomas
Hine. mother OF Frederick and Ellen
Hine. and Mrs. Charles Dale, or To-
ledo. Notice CT funeral later
aga Greenwood ave. Rebecca Lee,
mother Of Mary. John and Robert
Woods Funeral services at the
house Thursday at 2 p. m
RElNHOlzz-Feb. 10, 1909. Edward. be-
loved son OF August and Paulina
o ReinhoIz. aged 10 months Funeral
from residence. 745 Military-ave.
Thursday. l 80 y. m.
SPRU Feb. IA. al his home. 4lS
Bakerst, Gottfried. beloved father
or Amelia, Robert, Aaron, Otto, Rich
ard. Edward and William Sprunk,
aged ~ years. Funeral Thursday 2
p. m. from residence. Burial pri'
Vate.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-17
HOME RULE BILL IS
TO Be INTRODUCED
IN BOTH HOUSES
SENATOR TAYLOR AND REP. OGG
COMPLETE THE DRAFT OF THE
MEASURE TO BE PRESENTED
TODAY.

LANSING, Mich, Feb IA joint
home rule bill has been completed by
Senator Taylor and Rep. Ogg. IL Will
be presented in both houses today.
The measure provides that cities may
be Incorporated. consolidated or terri
/ tory annexed thereto or detached II a
petition signed by 800 qualified cleo
tors is presented to the proper officials.
Ten per cent OF those signing the pc
tition must reside in each city, village
or township affected.
Upon receipt of the petition the
board OF supervisors of the county in
which the petition is presented shall
submit the question at a general or
special election. The electors of the
whole OF every city. village or town
ship affected shall vote on the ques-
tion. II the territory is in more than
one county the question is TO be set
tied by the secretary OF state
The measure provides that charter
COMM ssions are TO be elected Nine
members shall be on the first one, and
the commission of revision shall con-
sist OF the same number unless the
charter provides otherwise. Charter
Dt SuDullllGu w
two-thirds vote of the council
The salaries of the mayor and coun-
cilmen or any other officer cannot be
increased except through the city
charter. when these salaries are regu-
lated by the charter. The bonding
limit is fixed at per cent and the
taxation limit at 3 per cent, with
provision that the charters may fix
lower Limitation. Provision is made for
a limited issue OF emergency funds.
Non partisan elections may be held.
also government by commission. II
the charter SO provides. The acquir-
ing of public utilities and the granting
of franchises. including the right OF
women to vote thereon. conform to the
provisions OF the constitution. The
bill defines the duties OF the mayor
and gives the council complete legis-
lative power within the constitution
and laws OF the state and the city
charter
The measure gives authority TO ac-
ouire or condemn land for public use.
10 inspect and regulate abbatoirs and
dairies. the products OF which are sold
in the cities. and to operate transpor-
tatior lines for limited distance out
side the city To reach institutions Of
public character. 1t continues mum
ioipal courts and gives police officers
authority outside the city as to OF.
lenses committed within the city co.
equal with that of the sheriff City
representation OF the board OF super
visors is TO continue until the city is
entitled to an increase on the basis Of
one representative for each 1000 IT,.
hahitants
The Detroit times., 1909-02-17
BIRTHS

Davis Cory, 2l2 Cherry.
Albert Bates. 364 Alger
John Condne. sos Warren.
AUTH lie elise. $50 Mcclellan.
Ellis Keith. 1l13 Concord
John Krause. 1926 ST. Aubin.
Lawrence IIaggerty ~ Orchard
Frank Rode. 7SS Dubois.
GIRLS.
John Yarg SCI Townsend.
Frank Bresowski. 514 Alexandrine t.
Lawrence Archambeam. 72S Franklin.
Edward Droollo. u Lanman
Joseph TobaszcwlcZ. 234 Willis east.
Henry Pauuette. $50 Wabash.
Francis Malinkowskl. 76l Wesson.
Duffeld Block. s74 Russell
William Dunn. % Mckinley.
Harry Scheland. 325 Fort
The Detroit times., 1909-02-17
DAILY DEATH LIST

william H. Erkman. 3 months. 100?
Bcaubieu. bronchitis.
Carleton Orleman. = months, i21 :
w Grand-blVd.. hydroC iphalus
Agnes Ptonczke. ) years. - Florence
meningitis.
Bartholomew OConnor. u years.
Grace hospital. obstruction or bowels
Josephine Gazassan % years IS
Copeland. apopleNy.
Amelia Johnston. 81 years. - Mason
carCin Oma
Euphemia Boucs. 20 years. ST. Mary's
hospital. Brights disease.
Mrs Hedwlg Fillposk. 80 years 301
Thirtv-scCond; puereral septicaemia
August " rschlieb. 66 years. 19f Sew
eutepnth: strangulation,
Elizabeth Griest. 50, years. 343 Gil-
bert. pneumonta.
Herbert Schroeder : months. 40 lie
land. pneumonia.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

August Schllkoski. q; Minnie Wag-
ner. 20.
land. 81
Adolph L. Bunkelman, % Jennie Fas-
bender, 20
James Van Derworp, AZ Hat tie
Schmedding. AZ
Ernest J. Adams. "a Leo Letourneau.
20.
Edward Rasmussen. 20 Artkin. MINI.
Irene Champine. IS. River Rouge.
Forrest Belknap. %. Gertrude San
ders. 10.
John H. Cunningham. IL: Margaret
II. McManus. 80.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-17
MANS HAIR SINGED
IN GAS EXPLOSION

Plumbers looking for a leak in
gas pipe in the home OF Charles Lion.
No. o. Elibazeth-st east early We'd
nesday morning, found II all right The
matches used by the plumbers caused
all explosion and one OF the workmen
haG his hair singed. but not seriously
burned The house caught fire, bur
the fire department extinguished the
fF mes with little difficulty. The dam.
age IS about 800
The Detroit times., 1909-02-17
DIED.

IG. 1909. Amelia. ne
loved WIFE VI Fred w. Johnston res
ldence % Mason-st intermCnt al
creditor C~.
.aara,- d. lnX ctl -l44olAnf-af Herman. lo-
seph Rev. Henry J. Kaufman and
sister Herman Joseph Funera
from residence ~ Herman kaufmanp.
80 Russeil-st. Friday ~ 30 a ~
end t. - Mays church at y Kind
~ omit flowers
The Detroit times., 1909-02-17
SWEDISH PRESS
PRAISES DIR. WUELLNER

Speaking OF DR.. Ludwig Wuellner,
the wonderful German lieder singer
who sings n return engagement in the
Detroit opera house next Sunday af-
'iernoon. Stockholm Dagens Nyheter.
says:
Again a packed house-the inspir-
cd singing OF the master, the not less
soulful and exquisite accompanying OF
The Detroit times., 1909-02-17

Coenraad V Bos. combined to make
the deepest impression. Such storm
OF applause has never been heard here
before The clamoring for more did
not subside until the Two Grena-
diers." sang AZ the last concert, had
been given as an encore, and then IL
Was difficult TO get the audience 10
dispense.
Seats are now selling IN the Detroit
opera house.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-17
AUDITOR-GENERAL GETS
500, 900 IN TAXES

LANSING. Mich. Feb. 1.-THE
state taxes are again beginning to
come In. Today the auditor generals
department received 100000
The Detroit times., 1909-02-17

LfNG'S LATEST LIST
OF PIANO BARGAINS
contains many standard grades iat cut
prices. We save you the expense
and annoyance of the plano Solicitor
or agent" which exceeds 20 peer cent
In all other stores
SAMPLE BARGAINS:
Knabe upright. like new. seq.
Steinway square, SIS. ,
Newly Il Evans. upright. ffre tone'
1910
jacobs Bros. upright. Si75
Bachmann upright. sl9e.
knabe square. $50.
Emerson square s75
Hartman upright. $40.
25 other bargains In useds pfanps'and
100 new pianos OF the following
makes Weber. Krakauer. Newby
A. Evans Crown. Milton Sch A ear
Bachmann and Nelson
LING PIANO HOUSE.
~ Gratiot- ave. opposite Library.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-17
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN Lines.
Detroit United Interurban Linss.
FLINT LIMIIEDS-d.lh a m n,

Detroit United Interurban Linss.
FLINT LIMITEDs-s.l5 a. m. ana
<:l5 p. IN. Locals for Rochester and
Flint a %' and - ey Un, two hour. e
Rochester and Romeo. q m. and
every two hours to 10 .. m; also II
y. m
PORT. HURON LIMITEDs=7:4s .
saturdays only. -i2:4s ,. m; Sundays
only. IL d IN. Locals Tor New Baiti-
more. Algonac Marine City and Port
Huron hOs Miy;, s,, m :! To n, G M al.o
half hourly. sac a m. TO y. m. and
hourly to ii p. m. To Mt. Clemens via
shore Line hourly. Gas a. m. 20 s:1S
D m. also IL p. m
TOLEDO LIMITEDs-s:2o q. m.
IL: 40 a IN. 2.20 and $50 y. m. Locals
for lockwood. Newport. Monroe and
Toledo. hourly. $50 a. IN. TO $3.50 y. m
also $50 and ii D. m. for Monroe.
JACKSON LINiTEDs-l:+s u m.
son som a. M sat every Two hour. I sss.i
. U. M: for Ann Arbor. e. m. and
aourly until IL m; for Plymouth
. swo hours until 7:sc D. m. Also > p M.
and IL o. m Saline cars from Ypsf-
lanti.
For wyassssss and Tr~ss~.-.ss q
Ey- and half-houriy TO s:sS p m hourly
e Esos. With haii-hoariy ser vice throuss-
out. =
for Royal oak. Birn,nshan s.a
IsOutiac-aS so a IN, then half hourly
until y. m. then hourly until IL p -
First car one.half hour litter On Son>
day. ~
For r~rms.sso. asa NsssAvubs-A n
I'M. and hourly until IL p m Io1
Orchard Lake and Pontiac. =, Z, .. ~ =,
m; 4. Z, .. 4, .. z. ., II p. n
Last ears await ciesins Of thsassrA