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New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
MUST PAY STATE s24o,4Os
Court Directs City Chamberlain to Turn
Over Court Funds.

Frederick c. Tanner, the Deputy Attor-
ney General in charge of the New York
Office gave out the following statement last
night:
Attorney General Edward R O'Malley
has just concluded. through the New York
Office. litigation against the City Chamber
lain by which the people of the State of
New York receive the sum of s24o, 4O3 s.
wrongfully withheld by the City Chamber
lain Of the city of New York.
This sum is TO be paid in two install
ments, the first of which, s93 S65 Il, a check
is being drawn for and the balance OF
which, $l47,0SS IS. is to be paid on or before
December 20, 1910. An order directing this
payment has been signed by Justice Nc
Call, from which there can be no appeal.
as it was upon consent
This concludes long and hotIy contested
proceedings by the State of New York
against various City Chamberlains to re-
cover court funds collected by the Cham
berlam and retained by the city of New
York for more than twenty years"
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS

C0TTON-Very quiet. business being re-
stricted by wire troubles. but the frner tone
noted on Thursday again in evidence, and
while prices lost part of an early advance
the close was steady at q net gain Of to
10 points. The market opened steady at an
advance of 70 s points and during the fore
noon worked up TO g net gain Of about Is to
l. points covering, foreign buying and bull
support. This advance carried March con-
tracts up TO 1462c, or to the highest price
reached since the sharp bulge following the
census report last month. and later the mar
for over the week end, without, however de-
veloping any real weakness. owing to support
from the bull leaders on soft spots. Southern
spot markets reported advances of from IL 16c
to 3-16c. Weekly movement figures: Port
receipts. 390.5S+ bales. against 4O2, $40 last
year overland to mills and Canada, 40, Tj2.
against 44,300 last year; Southern mill TAX
ings, estimated, $4,000 against So 900 last
year: gain OF stocks at interior towns 81 6Os
bales against S4 1872 last year. brought into
sight for the week. $50. 942 tons. against
5e6l32 last year Total crop movement:
season., against s, ,225. .663 last season: over
land TO mills and Canada, 1871 T95 bales
against 15O.199 last year; Southern mill tax
ings, sos, 600, against $40 00O last wear; stocks
at Interior towns in excess of September /
421,329 tons, against 41S,T69 last season:
brought into sight thus far for season 4 0sO
s45 tons, against 4 404 631 last year; brought
into sight during the month OF October . SOC
3S5 bales, against e,5s9531 last season. Local
contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05

Spot quiet, with prices 10 points higher, at
Soc for middling upland and II a0c for mid
ding gulf: sales nil Liverpool cables: Spot in
good demand sales, IL. 900 bales; speculation and
export 500: American. II 900: imports 81 600:
American. $4,000 Middlirg upland. 7s1d Fut-
ures opened steady at an advance of TO 8
points; closed firm. 12l3 TO IA points higher. No
vernber, 767d; Novemher-December. 761d: De-
cember-January. 760l2d: January February,
7.61d: February-March, 7.61 I.d: March-April
and April-May. 1924: May-June. 762l2d: June
July, T.62d; July-August, 7.591ad.
COFFEE-While news rather bullish in
tone prices developed some heaviness. The open
ing steady at 5d10 points advance. but
bears took advantage of the situation and ham
mered prices. resulting in a moderate decline
and values at the close were points higher
10 points lower The French market steady
10 firm. and closed at a net advance Of from
u 10 2 franc while Hamburg 4 TO q
pfg higher Rio firm an advance Of %
refs, and Santos 100 reis higher Brazilian ex-
change London I'D lower at 16Ad. Cost
and freight offers from Brazil were at a some
what higher level Santos Is being quoted at I2c
Spot quoted a basis Of lie for Rio No Z.
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
RULES FOR RECORDING BIRTHS
Two Plans Suggested for Obtaining
Complete Registration

Health Commissioner Lederle announced
Yesterday that the advisory board of stats
sicians OF The department which met for
the first time recently, had urged the adop-
5lon OF TWO resolutions to aid IN obtaining
complete returns and thorough registration
of al births. The two resolutions are:
characterization OF the birth registra-
lion of every infant dying under one year
O. age. an order TO detect omissions
Second-Strict enforcement OF the law pro-
.zldiug Z penalty for an omission to record
@ birth IN every case thus brought 10 llght
Commissioner Lederle says the accuracy
OF estimates OF population. as well as the
value of al comparative statistics IN Tela-
ton 10 disease and other social problems.
depends upon the registration Of births.
Within the last ten days six physicians
have been fined from SO to So for failure
Il. record births. The cases were prosecuted
tv the department.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nov. 4.-WHEAT-Spot dull: -
uTes irregular: December. Is 9Ad. March. -
l0sd; May. nominal GORN-Spot easy. AnQt-
can mixed As "a futures quiet January. norss.-
nal, February. As 3Nsd. PEAS-Canadian. - 20.
FLOUR-Wtnter patents. sos HOPS in Lon
don tPacthc Coast. IS 15sdlk "a los. BEEF-Ex-
ira India mess. 1SSs %. PORH-Prime mess.
Western. Hiss Cd HAMS-Short cut, SOS Sd
BACoN-Cunberiand cut. 65s Sd; long clear
mtddles. light. rs: heavy. ISs, short clear Backs
dts Cd clear bellies. OBS SHOJLDERS--squar
ass I'd LARD-Prime Western, Jlerces. o@s.
American refined. pals. 6s- EESEs-Canadlan
finest white. 55s; coiored. SOS Cd rURPENTlNE y
Spirits, SOS ed ROsIN-Cofnmon. lbs Sd Pc
TROIEJTM- Refined. 6tsd. I.INSEED OIL. as.
COTTONSEED OII.-Hull refined. spot SOS AID
TALIJOW-Australisn IN London. ,sts lad
London. Nov. 4.-RAW SCGAR-Centrtfu<sl.
los. uluscovado o.. BEET SCGAR-NoVeu,ceT
as s.d LIN> EED-Csicutta. April-June. 6.s
itsd IINSEED OIL 45s 81. SPERM OH. sSt
PETROL EUN-American refined, tS-lSd. spfr-
its I'd URPENTTNE-Spirits. 55s Cd ROSIN
American strained las ed. fine les Tad
Antwerp. Nov. UM-ia francA
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
WITNESS ATTACKS KEENE
Asserts That He Sold Hooking
Short as MANAGER of Pool.

Irving L. Ernst. one of the trustees in
bankruptcy for the Stock Exchange firm
Of J. NJ. Fiske & Co. which failed re-
Gently. testified yesterday before eX-Judge
Brown, as referee, that James r. Keene,
sportsman and stock manipulation, had vio-
lated his duty as manager OF the Hooking
Coal pool by trading in the stock indfvid-
uaily and by selling it short when he
figured that there would be decline.
The testimony was brought out at the
hearing held in the joint suit of the trus-
tees in bankruptcy for ]. NJ. Fiske co.
ard Lathrop, Haskins & CO. against the
Mechanics and Metals National Bank and
the National City Bank. to recover about
$4,000 said TO have been taken in the form
OF securities from the brokerage firms a
short time before they collapsed as. the
result Of the failure Of the Hooking Coal
and Iron pool
After Ernst had explained in detail what
he had discovered IN the way Of assets he
was asked by Adrian H. Larkin, attorney
for the Mechanic. and Metals National
Bank, what he had done TO recover the
losses alleged to have been sustained
through the pool agreement
Do you hnd," inquired the counsel that
the firm had any account against any one
under this agreement
Yes" replied Ernst, we have begun
suits against James r keene and Bert
Levy, the latter for $4,000
When the attorney asked what relief was
expected from the suit against Keene, he
answered that il was a suit for an ac-
counting and that no amount was specified.
What 60 you consider your rights under
this action" Larkin inquired. 1t was in
answer 10 this question that Ernst made his
attack upon the action Of James R. keene.
Max L. lsaacs, q clerk formerly employed
by the Fiske concern, next identified a
number Of books belonging to the firm, after
which the hearing was adjourned until
November 70, at 10 clock.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Tas following petitions in bankruptcy
we're fled yesterday.
BENJAMIN NATFIANSON, nauufactur-
e Of sweaters and ba thing suits al No
155+ Third avenue. involuntary. creditors
Dora Weinman. 500. Keba Dorfman. $50
and TaEer 4 Rubin S1sL Alfred II. Town
l-v. receiver. bond. s6.oGa Liabilities, $50
"si, assets. not over Sl2p0O.
THE DAISY SHIRT COMPANY, manu-
1ar-urer OF shirts at No 5l3 Broadway in
voluntary. Creditor. the Scar Mill Manu-
-a-turing Company. S610. Liabilities. S25 100.
assets, Ss.e0o Morton L. Fearey, receiver.
JACOB KLEIN and ISAAC J. RAGO-
YIN, who compose the firm of Klein &
EagovIn. manufacturers of cIOaks at No 43
East sIh street involuntary. Creditors:
Joseph Lessler, $50; Max Gross, $40, and
julius Levitan, 500.
THE THEION CHEMICAL COMPANY.
manufacturer Of chemical products with
Offices al No. ] Madison avenue and lsbora-
tory a. No f6t East 35th street, voluntary
Liabilities. $SE: assets, S832
JACOB GERSHENOWITZ and CHARLES
BERG. who composed the firm Of Gersheno
Wiz Berg dealers in furniture at No
80 Fifth avenue voluntary Liabilities,
SOL assets 2n-5
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. November 1 1910
including Is cars FOR the market SoS 20 cars mean "1
sale. Steers were slow, but firm To a frartton
pm seers oes s9 ana a oSs IS 80 o5ssS q a Medium
bulls, SO 300 81 so; cows 81 % a 81 30 Dressei
beef beef SLOW and unchanged To-days cables
IS &c. dressed weight. sinking the offaI:
hhiaerPo9l 1h cattle at 91= 91o17c in addition to
per lb. Exports tomorrow, SI7 cattle and
1890 quarters Of beef in the Minneapolis to
pool.
sales-J. shamberg & Son: 81 West vir-
3 i444 b. So 90 1893 H. Sc S 2p ger 20 ISo VIZ iP
glnia, 1897 ib, s6 20: 10. 1857 Ii. So 90: 20
i23s 2G7 Ii, b. $ ac. e. ohio i-S- h. So co. J.
Mcpherson ne 4 Co; 90 kentucky steers. 1915
l9 115s n. s. 40; s bulls lilo II, 81 20; l..
400 lb. 81 =; p e25 lb. 81: l, 80 lb. s8 90
j. so T. $50 b Gos: SIS lsS SO b B. s &c. 80
s, $50 lib, So so; 4. 93s lb, So 65; .. s24 Ib.
S52 H. s. s.; IL 10 SIS b. ib. s. 50 o. 'o 49, l.
steers 1854 B ss sS T 1sa Il S. e
Sa r3Sn 92S Z h sSaS5S9 5? 89 7sT b ss s.
$50 lb: IS so: 3. $50 Ib, So so; 5 s26 Ii. 81 so.
cows 1Sa9 Sss & s5 s5 / sS 500 lb SIG g 3 So 80
"; r Hume: 16 COWS. 91O 70. SO; 16, 752 n.
CALyEs-Recelpts. $50 head, including 125
head head for the market. Veals active and firm
Westerns steady: grassers nominal. Common TO
prime veals sold at SsdS10 so per 100 10; tops
Sl1; prime Western calves, Sc: Gull veals SIS 50
9s6 -. Dressed calves full steady. at 1S017c
for city dressed veals gI2d15c for country
dressed and S34q1Oc fer dressed grassers and
fed calves.
Sales. Judd & Co: 119 Western calves
2l3 N average. Sc per 100 10.
,oN Mcpherson & CO.: l veal, 14O io. SO so; 12
Newton & Co: II West Virginia calves 33T
10. So %. ''
Sanders: val, 10 70. s11; i, 12s n, $40;
n
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts 2315 cars
or o'4lI head, including ! Il cars for the mar
ket; Is cars on sale Sheep in light supply and
steady; lambs more active and firm to 5G1Oo
mon 10 good sheep sold at S3Gs4 per 100 N: 8
extra heavy sheep at 81 rs; medium to prime
lambs, SO 25qS6 50; yearlngs. S5. Dressed NUT
ton dull at 6GSc per 10; dressed lambs 9G12c
Sales-Newton & Co: 26O West Virginia
lambs, 81 10 average, Sc 65 per 100 n: 229 "a
~ SO 90; 244, SO h. SO 50: 241 50 10 S6 e5: 257
- ID. SO 90; 3 sheep. 153 n, 81 rs; l. 95 10 50:
yearlngs. so 10. S5. 49, W
herns Commission Company: a4 Pennsylvania
lambs. 42 n, SIS 1s7 West Virginia 81 n ss 81.
Penn sheep. 1o7 n, 81; 4 90 n So: 81 W Va
120 N, 81; 21, 81 70. So
Tobin & Shannon: 81 state lambs 90 N se 20.
state sheep, 100 m, 81.
sheep. as n. 81 ~ -
HOGS-Receipts. Q cars or 7o- head IN,
Guiding - for the market. Market steady with
medium weight hogs selling at Ss So per 100 N
country dressed hogs steady. at 12a13%gc per 10
Sales-S. Sanders: IS Penn hogs les n aver
age - 50 per 100 n: roughs 2I3 rb 81 s5
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
THE WEATHER REPORT.

V"'siai Record and Forersst.--yS- ash ia gton,
s---Ihs coast stor ncentred near Boston
a's-iI moving slowly northWarc with diun-
,gsr5e eHefst Rain continued from aine south
80 pFsf A@E Jersey the weather had become
io,,e A. and ara Virginia. Unsettled cOndi-
'es,'''tfel q be!t stretching from Texas 10
Nisss--1-- ala ram reported from the central
n -'-3Pi valley. while snow or rain occurred
Ts1e lake region and upper Mississippi
R-aI-.s' Nd scattered precipitation fell 30 tie
TEN - u'ilaln states A considerable fall in
sae rs.e:t mas spread southwark over Colorado
N ~ -~e-se eLt the conditions were rnoderatoing
nlrfl'.s[ - NcrthWest. The coast storm VIII move
Iosrr1 = - Yer ecst New England Saturday. fol-
- :. Islr weather throughout New England.
E9urb lelt@r VIII De fair iu the middle and
essis.r. 1lic states, but rain Is likely 70 spread
Ieefe-s /. Ger the Ohio Valley and the lower
fsir - alLrdsy and sunday night followed by
oier 80 - e9ii!e~hat colder sunday. The weather
iseF ~ pains states and fhe Northwest prom
fsft.d - TAR Saturday and Sunday, but un-
fsr IONS are tLsely ~ COLORADO and the
nlsersLI-D sst The Temperature VIII fail con
sir-1 OYER tho WesT Cult states by Saturday.
c. :, warnings are displayed on the Atlantic
"'m Cape Henry Il Eestport.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05

FLOUR AND MEhA1-tIoud inactive and
nG%aa teT str:ights s. w3tsf Op patents
s. coo s. 90 spring o :lesGs Is so 81 S extra
81 81 5Qss so; Kansas straights, s4 7o@$4 50
BUCKwHEAT ELoTR1o,MAar1et quiet: 50 10
PoG good 81 So 81 25 choice to fancy 81 35Gs4 40
CORNMEALl-Kiln dried So: BAG MEAL
81 Io@si ii1 i5 ait TEEDWwestern spring. So IS
a s22 80; standard middIing, S23 90ds24 35;
bPG bPan SCI SCI SGik @ saa 50 Sacks middiing s24 60
$50 red dog SSo sSminy sSg to sa4 SHOP s24 bulk
PROVISIONS-Quet but steady. PORK
steady: mess, $50: FAMILY, s946se5: short clear.
s2la$22 80 BEEF-Mess. s15a$15 50: family,
S31as31 so BEEF HAMs-Quiet. s2Sds25.
DRESSED HoGS---steady; baco4s. 12'sc; $50 N.
CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies. smoking, 1sc; 10
10 i7c 10 N. 15Ac; ii N. 15c. Pickled hams.
IARD-Eaiser: Middle western II sOG sOc
Citv duh. 1tisc. Refined easy; South America.
y 25c Continent al 6rsz- TsEs II oc
l1Ac: city lard. 1shd14c.
SUGAR-Gcneral demand for refined sugar
but orders were for small lots, although imme-
diata delivery was requested thus Indicating
thai renners are in need OF sugars, but keeping
The London market for beet sugar was 2Hd
higher: November, 9s Nd; December. as Ilsd
sas as ~ 10 600 bags cuba centrifugal For PROMPT
shinment at 2lsc basis 96 test cost and freight
eanal 70 3 Sic delivered here. The market closed
steadv 10 firm at the advance with centrifugal
al 2 ssc muscovado, 50 test. 3.3dc, and moasses
sugar Ar 50 tsst; s4as5S y i1fi naa unchanged
METAIs-COPPER-St steady: spot
and November. IL 4Odi2eoc December. II aoG
10 75c sales % tons February at i2,TGc Lon
aon arm, spot. t57 lss Cd futures. f5s 17s Cd
iase l., se ian casting 70 5oa2 75c TINFasy
srot ss IL = a1s6. zoe: November December Jan
@ uar a. az lac I0 tons spot at 81 lTi-o and 5 tons
spot at SO eoc. London dull spot f1d5 los. fut-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Nov. 4-'@The Couue-cisi BgIllerfnss
Will say OF the wool market tomorrow
Trading Is still fair. with a number OF mills
operating, IN moderate quantities mostly. that
aggregate quite satisfactorily. Prices are very
firm. with distintly hardening tendency as IN.
supply OF desirable domestic wools Becomes
smaller. The principal interest is being mani
tested IN practically all classes OF territory wool
and medium unwashed feeces- Ealf-bIocd terri
tory has probably never been so scarce IN many
years, and the price is fully lc a secured pound
dearer than a week ago. being quoted 6IG6cc.
with very little Offering. Fine staple IS moving
Constantly in such a manner that its value has
been advanced 70 6SG66c secured
"OhiO half-blOOd and thres-eighths are selling
moderately at 296S0c. while cuartsr-blooS i
moving at about 2I42Tisc. unwashed deIaire at
2o'=c. Michigan three-eighths at 2Sisc and Wis-
cOnsin quarter-hlcod at 26izc
The shipments q wool from Boston 70 No
venber 3 inclusive, were 161. 305. Isl n against
2e3. O4e 2S4 70 for the same time last year rrs
receipts 10 November 8 Inclusive. were 90. or
So To- against $685. .52o.5l4 - for the saIus tirns
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
STOCK EXCHANGE SEATS POSTED,

The Stock Exchange seat Of Abraham 8.
Baylis. the board member of the firm Of
MAYER & Co. has been posted for transfer
i Abel L Culver. Mr.. Culver for q number
of years was second vice president and gen
ersl manager of the Delaware & Hudson
company, retiring in the spring of 1907.
Other Stock Exchange memberships posted
Tor transfer are those of William s. Scott
- John H Childs and Of the late William
n johnson to Herbert c. Sierck. The
consideration in each case was S75.0 .000
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05

Norfolk. basket. 50cdS1 IS. Boston hothouse.
box strap. 81 25Gs2 -: MUSHROOMS. hot
house n. 20GS0c; ONIONS. state and western
white pickle bush crate S13S1 25: other white.
crate. sOcGS1; 100 n bag, 81 2SGS1 so. yellow
81 1881 40; red. 81 Is; Orange COUNTY red bag
81 25dS1 so: yellow, 81 25GS1 %; PEAS VT
gtnia poor, half Dbl basket. s19S3: North Caro-
lima and South Carolina, basket. SlQS-, P1E-
PERS red cheese. sugar bbl. 81 1899; resu-
lar. 81 S5GS1 80: other red, sugar bbI. 81 15FS2:
regular. S1Gs1 %: green, cheese. sugar DOL u D
lar T5cGS1: green. sugar Dbl. S1ds1 %. BASKET.
5O775c: PARSLEY, nearby, 100 ouncheS, tso
Zoe: PUMPKINS. bbl. T5c. ROMAISE. 1earoy-
basket. 5tsfI7oc; Western New YORK SS.1coS.
RADISHE,S. dollhouse. 100 punches. 81 oofs- oo.
York basket, soc: Baltimore Dbl. T5c4Sl: NOT
folk Dbl. T5cqSI: STRING BEANS. Virginia.
green. basket, 25cGs2 80: wax. 25ca7S2: ChaTies-
ton green or wax, basket OF box. 25cG<1 %:
SQUASH Hubbard. obi, 1ScdS1. marrow 5oo
T5c. TJRNIPS, Canada rltabasa- Dbl SocGsl.
Long Island and Jersey. I5cGS1; Balc-rnoTs
white 81 %; other white. Dol or bag. - % LOO
punches 81 5OG$2: TOMATOES. nearby. ooA-
5OcdS1 so: California, nat case. s1Gs1 %
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05

The winds along the New England coast will
be diminishing north 10 northwest; along the
middle Atlantic Coast, moderate northwest 10
west; along the south Atlantic Coast variable:
along the east Gulf Coast. light easteriy 10
southerlN' along The west Gulf Coast. light
variable. becoming northcrly; on the lower
lakes, lght variable: on the upper lakes mod
crate west 20 northwest
steamers departing Saturday for European
ports VIII nave brisk northery winds and rain
10 the Grand Banks
Forecast for Special Localities-For New
England fair to-day except rain the Maine
coast; fair to-norrow. diminishing north to
northwest winds
For Eastern New York. Eastern Pennsylvania
and Aew Jersey. fair to-day. unsettled to-mor-
row. diminishing northwest WINDS
For the Distrlc' Qr Columbia fair to-day; un-
settled tomorrow moderate northwest 20 west
winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New
York. unsettled to-day followed by rain to-
marrow. light variable winds
Local Official iecord.-Tbe following Official
record from the Weather Bureau elbows the
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FAN River. Nov. 4.-Sales in the print
cloth market FOR the week are estimated az
$4,000 pieces The Indifference which both
buyer and seller are displaying has been pro-
ducttve OF quiet tone in the market this
week. Prices have not receded. and there -
a general steadtuess 10 the market. Quota
tions: IS inch. 81 squares. 50 IS inch sax
90, So: ssh inch. "a squares 5Sc. 50 incA
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Nov Attempts 20 follow leaders
rather than news gave the wheat uarket IN
usual action today. weak and strong terms
coming in ulricx succession. Notwithstanding x
suspiciou that the leading buyers had been rssd-
ing tha pft. the close firm at nearly the
highest prices reached and with a gain %
ssR7sc Later the figures for corn showed &c
1-ts advance and for oats 1sGi4c- Provisions
finished 21sd5c dearer 10 15c decline Range OF
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05

Hres. tl65 15s. LEAD-Quiet; spot, 4.4oa4 500
q0n, e spot. El3 IS I'd: SPELTER-Quiet; $500
Soc New York. 57219G5. .s21ac East St. Louis
LONDON, spot, f24. IRON-CIeveland warrants
49s % in London. Locally iron was quiet; No
foun6ry foun6r2, eNorthern No Southern and No
dry Northern. SIS 5Oq$16. Pig iron certifcates
nominal
MOLAssES AND sYRUPS-Steady but quiet
and unchanged 4@~'
NAVAL STOREs-Spirtts turpentine steady:
prices not materially changed. Rosin unchanged
Tar quiet.
Oils - Linseed oil unchanged. Refined
petroleum steady at record prices.
COETONsEED OII.-FirTn early but trading
was not active, and late in the day values ca seG
of. closing at net unchanged TO points lower
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05

Highest temperature yesterday. 4s degrees (at
a.45 a. M; lowest 80 tat 1909 a M: aver
ace. -; average Tor corresponding date last
,ear. 80: average ior Corresponding date last
;;hiTtv-t5fee years ~.
local forecast toay fair sunday
onieial observations OF United States weather
,,,,Ios,,s taken at p. m. Yesterday follow.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
GOVERNMENT BONDS

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds, Compared
with Thursdays:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05

EXPLANATORY NOTES.
goSersiions taken st p H. 18th meridian time last
"e"L An pressure induced to sea level.
sss continuous lines pass flr-gh points CT equal air
ss eo'iec Ines, pass through points Of equal ter-
pafe drawn only Tor zero freezing 90 and 100 cegrecs
~ Sls4fi Partly Cloudy q Cloudy; r Rain; snow;
N Fepon ms-ng. Arrows fly with the xind
isres indicate temperature. second rrecip
s9 q VI ch Or more for p hours eucirg p n, YES
Icy aiTc ino velocity wen 10 or more miles per hour
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05

changes in the temperature for the last twenty
four hours in comparison with the corresponding
date Of last year;
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
THE MARKETS
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.

New York, November 4. 1910.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05

T1s following petitions in bankruptcy
mere fled yesterday,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-17

WIS.
Tamtejsi obywatele wypra-
Twill pa6stwu Grzonom kt6.
rzy sic niedawno pobrali, a
teraz sic ma swoja farme
przeprowadzili, W came zaru-
sty kocia muzyke. Instru-
menta sprowadzono umys]-
ME az z Nowego Yorku, a
re to by}o przesz}o mile Cd
miasta vice pan I. L. Bautcb
.zawi6z} wszystkich furman-
ka boz. zabrali i do wypi-
cia, vice ME pcbobno by1o
is6 tax daleko piechota. Pa
ma Bautcha obra3o kapita-
mem i O 9tej wieczorem ru-
szono W Droge. Pan Bautch
zapuka} do drzwi i zapyta}
PAM Grzonjny czy wolno
zagrac kape]i z New Yor~
ku a gdy dostaf ~odpowiedz
il zagrac nam wolno, ia da'
ny znak zagraliSmy jednego,
a widac re sic spodoba}o pa
nj Grzoninie DO zyczy}a So
bic ably jej zagrac jeszcze
jednego, vice zagra1ismy
jeszcze je9nego; W ten wy
chodzi starry Ignacy i m6wi
re i jemu musimy zagrac
vice i jemu gralismy. Potem
mas pa1stwo Grzonowie "a
prosili do domu.-Pan Gro
ma wystawi} az pol beczki
piwa, nam sic zdawa@o re
togo bedzie "a wiele ale p.
Grzona odpowiedzia}, re cho&
by beczke to by ME by}o "a
wiele, to on zap1aci. PAM
Grzonlna przyrzadzi1a suta
wieczerze. potem zasp'ewa-
li6my m}ouemu pahstwu i
pan Bautch mas zawitz} Zn6w
do miasta.
Pa6stwu Grzonem dzjeku-
jenny "a goscinne prey jecle
staro-polskiem Bog zapfac.
Jeden z muzykant6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-02-17
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sic znajdowa}o bardzo wiele
rzeczy p%ocztowych ola miesz-
ka6c6w miasteczka St.
Charles, zostai W zesz}ym ty-
godniu W srode wieczorem
z platformv ma dworcu W
st. Charles zabranY przez ja-
kiegos z1odzieja pc kt6rym
dotad ME ma ami 6!adu, po-
mimo re n~atychmiast rozpo-
czeto poszukiwania W roz-
maitych czesciach mias:a i
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zwykle z pociagu ma platfor-
me W 6rode o 9tej wieczo-
rem, ale re agent stacyjny
mia} W tel chwili wazne ja-
kies zajecie, MECH pozosta-
wiono ma platformie. Kilka
lat temu W TAXI sam spos6b
.zagina1 tam MECH pocztowy
kt6rego juz nigdy ME znale:
ziono. Szeryf Parr z Winony
robi energiczne poszukiwa~
MIA, lecz dotad bezskuteczne.