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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-11
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WurOs Der Wi0roer bes Bolisiittn
8a6maH aus Sem 3nGtbaus
begHaSiat.

8eoeutsnbs uub niGt gsrabs anges
nsbme llsbsrraidung rtef seitsrn I'm
8oli3eibauptquartisr Die Nadritt bers
DOR, bdB Der 65 Sabre alte 9lumber
peter Garritp, ipeldsr am 7. Sttpber
1907 in oem SousfIur Ieinsr Wobnung
an g. uno qart Ctr. ben Qoli5iiten
4ntoH 8ahman ermorbete uno su is
Sahren 3udthaus perurtbeiIt tDuroe,
beenabigt fporben iit. 8adlnan mar
aerufen tporben, um ben damn, tpslher
Rabau i6lug uno Iih ME elm Raisns
Der bsnabm, CUR Rube 3u bringen.
Garritp bate Ith binter Der 5biir pers
itsdt uno tnaLlte ben sintretsnoen Bos
tighten nisbsr. 4uBsrbem ion er ben
Sterbenosn nod nit 5abtritten miBe
hdHSelt habsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-11
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(Maris 3appa, %. 0sft 3. Str.
}4Ibin pstsrfsn. 90. 5iubIap Cir.
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|Matbias Saird, q, Sliper Ctr.
l lSuiauna 1abar, 19, 9ant Ctr.
lQstsr Z. Goth, %, Sud Cir.
lGua Geioer, %, glIabuma Aue.
fgBm. 3. seunsmann, %, Oft 13. Si.
lSobanHa Rolfss. 80, ossgi.
ISfabpre Sosner, 26, Dupio Sir.
lfSrisba Wancrd, q, 9ine Ctr.
I (5tanlen Brumar, 90. DeIt 8. CTR.
lMorn u. 5artlsp. %. ossal.
|aooIpb Giff)ei, 25, Sottman Ctr.
Ramie Strotmanu, 19, 0esgl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-11
Sliner g. Zmitb
@irS bsnts benz gOlissiridter rOr'
geiilbEt.

Tetettip Grim bsgdb Iih gsitern
Wprgen naH Aurora, Sub.. I'm Der
Route 3u folssn. tpeIhe Der Der grmorz
bung Isiner Grau angetIagte Diner
9. Smith am Worgen bes %. oyanuar
mad bsm 9srIaFsn osg garrott 6oteIs
in QurOra, Snb., etngeihIdsen baben
nil. Smith sntfernte iih an BEN be-
treffsnben Wprgen gegeH 7 llbr aus
bem Sotsl. um iih angebli6 na6
Mandelter, SnD., 5u bsseben.
3piihen II uro ! l1br aB sr 6st
einem 3riihsn Mdn6sitsr uno 4urora
pc6nennen Sarmer gu Mtittag uno traf
am Abeno in Wanhsiter ein. 5rdu
Smith tpurbs iebenFals turs rah 8
u6r am 9ormittdg bes %. Suuuar err
morbet. Sbr Wann uno aHgeblidrer
W0roer iit, Ippsit 7id1 bisbsr fsitftslIeH
lieB, mar oon Z lhr Worqens bis u
ubr Mittdas bon Niemanoem aeIehen
lporben uno tunn iibsr feline gepeguns
oen pG6rsnb bieiss 3ettraums teins Suz
frieoenItelenes austuHft asbeu. Gr be-
bauptst allsroings, iid auf tnsm meae
bon qurcra nad Der 5Sarm oes Bennett
befunbsn gu habsn. 8etettio Grim
min fefitslsn, OBJ Der 8efangsRs, Rad)s
benz er bas 5otsl in aurora oerIaiisu
hattie. iid noh Cincinnati bsgsben, bas
8srbrtten 5esehsu uno baum 70 seitig
na6 sSnbiona Suriidtebrsn tourte. I'm
tur3 mad II llhr bic ;Sarm bts Ben
nett, bel tpslhem sr nahipeislid1 gu
Uaittag aeeeiien bat, srrsi6sn su ION
nsn. Der ssaa atssn SHiitb itsbt bsuts
Dor bem goli3etgerint sur 8erbanos
luna.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-11

Refearf" babe benfelben ols 8ufries
henIteIlenb befunben uno frIt fp0fer,
ais cine grobs beFelben nah Gbicaso
gefhidt unb bort bon einerr gbemiter
eIner dsmiIden Mnalbfe nnterfporten
tpurDe, babe IS ii6 berauseeitellt, baB
Is tetn BortIanb Cement mar. Sobalb
bieier 8efunb an bas bieiige Depdrtes
ineut beri6tet tpurbe, fei Der Rontratz
tor dufasforbert porben, bic 8eniiss
urg bieies gements iofort ein8uiteleH,
Elm 8efebi, ben bieier aud befol9t
babe. Niles in gerbinbung nit benz
apntratt fei 0ffentli9 unb shrlid ges
bdnb6dbt tporDen unp fsiner bon
ibnen bate aud nur I'm 8erinoIten
ettuus getban. um einem aontrattor
pber matsrial aieferanten einsn 8orz
tbeit 81 osrfdaffen. Gas Pflaiter an
Der Reabing Roao fei Elm gutes uno
tpiiroe Idrgsr batten, ais IS bic Spe3is
fttatipnen osrIangt babsn. Die 4rbett
Iei untsr forttpGbrenber Qufii6t zines
oeihulten Sngentsurs, 5erru R. 8.
Dauenboiper, unb ni6t pie behauptst
tpurbe, Enter 2ufii6t zines unfdbigsn
synfpettors burhgsFiibrt tporben.
U2o1pr g 10 q +, Der Daburh,
baB er bic giirgitaft Sunbmutsr's 8
uuter5eidnete, 6stpies, tpelhes Der
trauen er In benisfbeu isst, srtldrte
auf oas GutIbiebsnite ,bab er ben Be
dmttn BIS gum 4suBerIten ge9sn bic
un9sredtsu gsiduIbisun8en beIdiibsn
unD dles t6un ipsroe, I'm b.miel6en
su bsIfsr, bus Stigma, pelhes BON
politii6su Gsgnern auf i6n gsporfen
purbs. gu sntFerner. Nuh sr briidte
bic 4niiht aus, baB fopobI Sunos
mater aIs aud aQe iibri9sn Qu9etIags
Ten nit fliegsnbeu Tahneu aus Der
Qffaire bsrporgelen perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-11

2outs unb Suiis ansupsr, 821 of
8. StraBs; anab,.
Grant uup annu Rertt, BueFt ap. ;
mdbhsu.
CHARTS unO Gertrude 5rautsnbsrs,
2306 Robs StraBs; Gnabs.
artbur uuo 8iolettn St6g, 246
0ortb Strabs; auabs.
Raurtcs uno Rap 5pmau, 1850 sSos
nathan Qpsnus; Gna6e.
gotpin uuo gldnhe 9ettinger, 14O8
Gaitern aUenus; Wtdbhen.
Robert unp Margaret 0bits, SAT
mcqlpin aosnue; RHabs.
QSIItam uno Murgurst ReppIsr,
Gbicaso; 8rabe.
Sdnes uHo 2ouife GARNER, 734
Telbi apsnue; MGbhtn.
Sotpuro un0 Wauo 8atem1n, 1927
9apmtQer StrnBs; Rrate.
6enrp uub gliIabstb ShpurS, II
aeBIsr apenue; mdohtn.
9ermunn uno Wurgaret Muno, 745
5roome aoenue; Wdohen.
William uno alma 9o5pts, l35
Dtntlsr StraBe; Mdohsr.
Wilidm uno Charlotte &iItner, $40
8eit 2ibertp StraBe; Rdohen.
gmsrp urn GIifdbeth SobuioH, 542
Sanpribgs Gtrabs; Waohsn.
oermanH uHb Roie Qlbsrs, 319
Gpal Strabs; Rnabs.
9trmaun uHo 2flies 0iebsrbsImann,
1896 8eft Qibertp Strdbe; &nabs.
Sofepb uno glnna Somb.r't. 2142
Cnmures Efrdfp, G2Ghrhsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-11
lInperLdlGmtsr Niga.r.

Nm. Meners, Spt3ialpoliSiIt in Der
Office bes ftdntiiheu 4uoitors. besab
iidl gsitern in bic BirthIbatt oes Nsa
asrs Senrb elliott an GarIisIe ape.
uno sSobrf Strdbs uHb mad)ts btnfel=
ben barauf anfmerflamL baB sr bic
8iuarolicens nod nid)t bssablt babe.
gaiet ipuroe unnerId,dn,t uno berIeste
benz geanltsn, als nieIsr i'm perbaften
poIlte. siRen sonitfd,Ids in bas @sz
fihi. IN biefem Augenblid sri1ien
poIiSift Gougb anf Der giIbflifs Hab
Der Ntgsr ipuroe perhaliet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-11

qrobirt IL. z. Metal pclift
unb .garteepers 5rienbs. Is
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-11
seraeaai Eteaner.

Der neuerHuunte Ger1eant Sohn
Stsgnsr trat oeiiern fein amt als IoIs
der in Der srftsn 9tftyttts Central
citation an. Gr mar betdnntli1
bisber aIs .Sroerlp" IN Der pnIiSeie
hsfs Gfftce tbatis, iepoh ipurbs
bisfe GteluHa betanRtlin ppr si1iaen
Hagen BON Siaerheitsnirettor Gmal
abaefnafft. Dir gFIichten zines
.GreerIp" tpernen in 3utunFt bon
Uldttbep Gnpoh. hem nsnsraannien
Stlfs Ssfrst1r bes ppliSeibeFs, nits
iibernemmen rerpeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-11
GrIanate G6mtrs.nsslb.

GrIanate Q dmtrs.ngelb.
sssnnis gistsp, fpsIne tpdbr.Ho nss
Isbttn Soumsrs, ols iis an Der GoIss
raiH uuo Coleman NpeHus cine Gar be-
iIti1eu ipolIts, fptil Der apnouiieur oos
GignnE sur Deiterfobrt gu friih dbsnb,
su Aohsn geiporfen unb erbebIih pers
lett fprroe, boit. oesbalb bic Gintine
uaii zrueiion SO. auf 3ohlung bon
5000 Dsrfldsi. Geiteru iptroe ibr
BON elmer Sur1 Dor Rifier Wooomun.
fee Elm @srnitt iiber $1,000 sustfproe
tsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-11
g6iTsidbeine

nnh uHo bon guropa init alien Dam
pier.2inien.
0eioienomnsen
frci iu's Sous Ser girlpfdraer.
Sspnmad)ten
redtsgiiItis auaeiertigt.
Grbidaftss 6uneftiDnen
pronlpt uHo bilIig beiorgt.
Western German Bank,
Ode IL. ano gine Strafc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-11
Nms ben Derid)tsbbfem

Grlansts Shmerenssslb. To-
ronto Sim" pIaiSirt nidtfduIDis. =
aside tDmmt in's uripriinaIids
Grab. Cigar gooi sertnngt feline
proseFirurg. - Die S6eioungs=
mibIs. - gsri9t Der GrUbssidrcs
1nen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-11
.1DrontO Sim" ptdibirt
nintfhuloia.

.InroHto Jim pldtpirt
ni1tfhuloig.
gRotshefu gailldrp, alias Toronto
Sim, bsr beriidtists Ginbrsder. iptIa
der Dor sinigen 1aeen. na9oem er ous
Der Joil In milIiantotpH, Qp., ausasz
broheH mar. in bieFiger Staot unter
.iner dIisn Nniluge, Ginbrsdertrsrss
5suge in Tsinsm 8eIibe eshabi gu bdben.
nsrbdftst ipprben III. rpuros geFtern oem
ariminalrihtsr Dorssfiibrt uno pldts
eirtt .niG3iI1ulbie". CT piro binnsn
lreniser 7uss proseifirt nHD ohne
3peiFet duf cine eerdume 3eit fpieetr
tnltnefttlIt rperbsn.
sstat bteibt I'm urfprings
If@en 9rabe.
IN Der Ridse Der Qsna 9ulbop Sss
een ots 9eamten bss ct. WarisH
Jriebbofs unb ibre Gdpsiter ausufts
Usr0lors, tporin bic alGgerin psrs
Idngtt, OaB bic 2ei6e ihrer gtlitter.
Deld,e ouf 8etreiben Der S1peiter aus
ptnR uripriinglihen, BON btr alGgeriH
be30bIieH 9rabs genommen uno. in bic
Bruft 1tbrnht tpurbe, Urn in eiT neues.
pon ibrer Sdtpsfter getnuftes Grab
gsbrnht Al ipsrDen, tpientr In ibr ufs
fpriinelines Grab Suriidee6rnnt iDers
be, bat Rid,ter CUNT gejtern cine guts
ifeibune In lsstsrem Sinne dbgessben.
Die ssirmhofsbenmien, tpeldt dtfpes
feno tporen. ertlGrten. bnB Sie an Der
Sche ntht infereHirt feieu unD mir
ben Hsfebl bes @eridhss eripnrtstsu.
i'm btnieIben bereitipi[igit oussufiihs
ren. Der 3fi6ier CAB Den betben
5d,Dtiern, bic perfeinbst iinD. Gsles
eeRbeit. Iicb giitlin iibtr be aoniros
Dtris Ji ttfigsn. ba iie piss dber nitt
fsrtig brahttn. bsfoh CT. oaB bic 2si6e
lpisbsr In ons uripriinslife Orab sss
lssi ptrbs.
Gbsnt Gtreet Goot mill
prosefiirt fein.
Gbgnr Gtrest goot, Der in Werbius
puna nit oem Warrinsr GaIi Der lin.
tsrfnlosuns 0ngesldst iporSen iii. sre
Fd,ien gtiiern NIT ieintm 4nDoli Dor
AIhter gcrmnu unb beifanb odrnuf.
bab fsin g,rpssb enplih Pathfinder
fo1s. Der AilfssG GtnatsdnipdIt iJri6e
behouptsts iebod. bab oiss nidt thuHs
Iih lei, ipeil bic 0aupissugin, lrnn
.Ssnnis norb iih nod INNER i'm 90
ipitol befinbs uHb pcrnusiihiliob nod
Ulonatt inna bort bleibtn miiiis. Der
Hihtsr ertl1rte, tr rptr0s perf0nlib bic
alngsIteenbkit unisriuAen unD sriudlte
Scot, In sspei Wohen ipitosr al fonis
men. i'm feline anlDort einsuhpltn.
Trei aibelI stIagtn.
Die Gtbbs sluifhtn ben 6erausass
bern 3peisr bifiiesr oahseitungen fir
s5ulptlisrt. bic ihon su ptrfhieoeneil
DsrbcFtungsn unb Ghaoenerinsflagtr
sefiibrt bat. nsrurfaHte esiisrn pitber
bic Ginrsihung breier 2ibtlI, ,alaeen
iibxr IL 5000 esesn Otto 6. Giebtner
unb bic Qnolplss Il 0oltmnn Co.. ben
Mteattfur rsip. bic Btrlsesr bss .Rss
sail Jttrslsrs s5ouTnGl1.
Ebns. 4oob III aldaer In sipsi alas
gen sfsfn Otto 6. aiabinsr uHb bic
anelDlss K 6olim1n 60. unb Qouis
EifsHfntih III aI1gtr In elmer anbertnf
A!ags esesn bic lsktsrs syirnia. Bsios
b<baupttH. Dob Dis gsrslagten in, no
psrsbsr uan 1tstmbtr 1910 in Der 3tis
i.lna sbrenriibries unD Td31niasnbs Mrs
IL r.. Il ~ 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30
PRICE LEVEL HELD
Weekend Market Is Both
Active and Firm.
GOOD GAINS ARE MADE
Allis-Chalmers Shows Weakness Be-
cause of Pending Receivership.
RAILROADS PROVE STRONG
RAILROADS PROVE STRONG
Specialties Also Show Buoyancy. as
Nearly Whole List Advances
Upward.

NEW YORK. December ;1.-Trading
VIZ active and prices were higher at
the o;.cning Of thc stock market today.
!;cuorts oi the pending receivership for
Mills, 'h;tlmeTs resulted i'll some activity
~ those securities The = per cent bonds
dropped ~ I" ;'2I.. The preferred stock
'rSI l.. tut the common stock advanced d
small fraction. Several stocks. including
Baltimore and ohio. Canadian Pacific and
marlborough metropolitan preferred, rose
from H. : points. Virginia Iron jumped 5
points to -. extending its advance to ID
points above Yesterdays low price. Cleve-
land. G.. Z. and ST Louis :; points.
Standard stocks followed in moder-
ate fashion the spirited advances in
numerous $peCialtieS. Trading was on
=, larger scale than recently. and the
list absorbed realizing sales easily.
While gains in the important stocks
vcr,' restricted to- fractional proper
tiunS. the stability of the recognized
leaders in face of the diversion of in
tcrcSt into obscure stocks created a
more cheerful sentiment Great North
crn ore certificates advanced 5 points,
ugh-Metropolitan preferred 2,
Bethlehem Steel preferred Ia. the COM
mon l. and Mort Western. Corn Prod
acts preferred and American Loco
motive preferred /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30
THE COURTS
District Supreme Court.

CRIMINAL COURT NO. 1-Justice An
derSon.
United States agt. Richard w. Dulaney
recognizance $500 taken. with S. II,
Walker: attorney, c. ii. Turner.
United States agt. Martin Hcly: con-
tinued for the term.
United States agt John Walker: big
amy: recOgniZance $500 taken, with NAL
colin Stewart surety; attorneys, Rover &
Clarke.
CIRCUIT COURT NO. Justice Gould.
fault for $31i.7:;; plaintiff s attorney, Full
ton Lewis.
iIindle aet. Donaldson: time to file
transcript extended to February I. 1872;
plaintiffs attorneys, Archer & Smith: de-
PENDANTS attorney. r. G. Donaldson
Sacks ast. Capital Traction Company
1.-TWO cases.; judgment on verdict for de-
PENDANT: plaintiffs attorneys. w. T.. Les
ter and NJ. J. Colbert defendants at
torneys. X. Ross Perry Il Son and G. T.
Dunlop.
Craig agt Parish: time to submit mo-
plaintiffs attorney, f. w. Hackett: de-
PENDANTS attorneys, Holmes Conrad and
Leigh Robinson
PROBATE COURT-Justice Wright
Estate of Trangott Rosenbusch: will
July g. 1900.
Estate of Matthew Hobson: petition
fer probate OF will filed; attorney, r. II.
McI-achlen.
Estate of Daniel L. Eli: caveat filed ;
attorney, Alex Wolf.
Estate of Sina Smith: petition for pro-
bate of will filed; attorney, Irving Will
hanson.
Estate of Bartholomew Callan; Will
dated March Z. 1910, filed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30
VIRGINIANS ARE INTERESTED.
Want Public Comfort Station at
3E3th and M Streets

Capt. Crandal Mackey. commonwealth S
attorney for Alexandria county. Va.
asked Maj. Judson. Engineer Commits
sioner, today to establish a public COM
fort station at 36th and NJ streets. The
Commissioners have already recommend
ed that a small station be provided at
the Aqueduct bridge, but Capt. Maclley
thinks the location an important enough
one to be provided with one of the
larger stations.
1t was pointed out to Commissioners
Judson that the location suggested, :;6t h
and NJ streets. is one OF the most i'm
portant sections of the District. Traf-
tic there is exceptionally heavy. he cx-
planned. and thousands Of persons from
Maryland and Virginia would be ben
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30
NEW YORK BANKS.

NEW YORK. December :sO-The state
ment of clearing house banks for the
week Give days. shows that the banks
hold $l6,453.2OO reserve in excess Of lega!
requirements. This is an increase OF
So 05,JWO I'm the proportiOnate cash re-
serve as compared with last week
The statement follows:
Daily average:
Loans. ST 1854. 667 900: increase, $7,575.UO
Specie, 1921. 1900 increase, $6.243.O O0
Legal tenders. $S4. 49l 600; increase.
Net deposits. 81, 72s .362. 900: increa Sc,
$16 262. 900.
Circulation, $50, SO7 900: decrease. $oI3,-
600.
Banks cash reserve in vault. 1913, 400
600.
Trust companies cash reserve in vault,
ST., S'1 600.
Aggregate cash reserve. S4O6. DO 600.
Excess lawful reserve. $l6, 49, 200: in
Trust companies reserve with clearing
house members carrying % per cent cash
reserve, So, 271 600
Actual condition:
Loans, s1,S7S.347, 900; increase sls.OO7,-
Specie, 1927 .9OS, 900: increase $1o,eo2 900.
Legal tenders, $S7,115.OOO: increase 81
COS. 600.
Net deposits s1,75., 10000: increase,
Circulation. $50. So, 600: decrease. S62, 900.
Banks cash reserve in vault, $3.50 $50,
600.
Trust companies cash reserve in vault,
$64, $50 600.
Aggregate cash reserve, $415 O03, 600
Excess lawful reserve, $1S.906 $50; in
crease. 1858, $50.
Trust companies reserve with clearing
house members carrying % per cent cash
reserve. 500. COO.
Summary of state banks end trust COM
panies in Greater New York not report
ing to the New York clearing house:
Loans. 1915 921. 300: increase, $162 400
Specie, SCI, SIG. 100; increase, 81 100 700
Legal tenders, $11.255,3O0; decrease,
$222. 400.
Total deposits. sss2, 500. 700; inorease,
& 90 :rD0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30

Quotations given below are for large
lots. Jobbers' prices are higher.

EGGS-Nearby fresh Virginia. %
West Virginia and southwest Virginia.
21a2s: Tennessee. 21a2S.
BUTTER EIein fancy, :.yaa 10: western
firsts. ::Ilaa3sl2: seconds. 33,2a3Jia.
CHEESE-New York state factory. nax
lJ1sal6.
POtITRY-Chickcns. per H.. Hall,
hens. per H.. 13a1f: ROSTERS. per 10. :;
turkeys, per ID, lsa2D; ducks, per Ibid
12aI3.
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens. choice.
roosters. per H., 9alO; turkeys, per H.
lsa19: ducks per ID, 14a15; geese per h.
11a13; capons, I Id. average. per H. lSa2O
capons, small, per h.. 15a16.
GAME Rabbits, per doz. local a.
kits i per dcz:: s9a1'0; quail. No. l. per
pheasants. each, JOa75; squirrel, each,
Gas, wild turkey, each. per ID. 2Oa22
VEGETABLES-Pota Michigan
state per sack. 2-aoa2.JO; sweet IN. CO,
per Dbl. 2-5oa3.5o; vans IN. c.. per Dbl
2.ooa2O; cabbases. 100 lbs. l.o5al 80
brussels sprouts :, per- per quart, Salt
per Dbl. .Ua5Oo; eggplant. Florida, pei
crate, 3.JOa4.o0: lettuce. per basket. 1.0Ja
100: string beans, per bkt., l.JOaJOO
celery. 7oa1 10: squash. per Dbl. 75a1.OO
GREEN FRUiTs-Apples. per Dbl.
]. I5a4. 30. oranges, California, per box
.. .:5a3.JO; Florida oranges. go t.
800; tangerineS per strap. 4.OOa5 90;
lemons per box. 3.JOa4OO; grape.
fruit. per box. 4.5Oa5.25; pineapples, 1.OOa
10; cranberries, 32-quart boxes. ;;.E,a
J. -; per Dbl. 1Ojoa1l.5O.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay, western
No /, 23.JOaZ4.OO: No. . '22OOa32 r.:
mixed hay, iS.00a22.00: straw. ry.,
bale, l5.O0a17.OO: machine thrash, I3vDa
14.OO; straw. wheat. per ton, 9OOaS. 30
straw. oat. per ton. lLO0al2.OO
LIVE STOCA-Sheep. Ter h.. oa:n.
! ~mbs. spring. per h.. 5a5t; caIvea
choice, per h.. 1is: medium. per h.. i.
GRAIN - Wheat. new. Der bu.. .s,aaa
corn. shelied, old, per bu.. 16aA1: NV
coats; ear. per bbl.. old. 3. JOaf 90: new. ,,er
DBL. 3.OOa3.5o; oats, western white
No. =, per bu.. J2a5S: oats, mixed NJ,
bu., 5la55; bran. per ton. 300: MID.
| ding, per ton. 5000.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washsn
free of burrs. per H.. 24a25: wool nm.
washed, per h., 70: hides. dry. ner n
l5a16: green hides. h.. IL: calfskin. green
each. 1.25a1-5O.
SEEDS-Red clover. per bu.. II o.,
12-1o: alsike clover. per bu, II. I,aIc d.
white clover, per bu., 15.OOa2O 90: Grim
son clover. 4.7oa5.OO: timothy, Der h,,
5.G0asO; blue grass per bu., & 25a3. ~:
redtop grass. 17OOa19.OO per 100 lbs: al.
.aifa per bu.. 6.OOa7.O0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30
FAINTS IN POLICE COURT.
6. V. Lewis Keels Over While Tes-
tifying in a Case.

g. Lewis. member of a local bot
3er> association. tainted while testifying
n t." Police Corr, this morning. Lewis
was "a witness in a case in which "a re-
TIL milk dealer was charged with H.
ieg ID, using registered bottles belonging
80 other concerns.
While giving his evidence Lewis be
cave III and tainted In falling his
head struck the side OF the witness stand
with considerable force. and court at
iendants worked with him for half an
hour before he recov cred consciousness
Beng Informed Of the condition of the
y ltness. Judge Mulowny continued the
ease. which, later in the day. was noIe
pressed on motion OF the prosecuting at
torney. This afternoon il was stated thar
Lewis had fully recovered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30
GEN. G. w. C. LEE BETTER.
Broke His Hip in Fall at His Home,
Ravensworth, Two Weeks Ago.

Gen George Washington GUSTS Lee,
son of the late Gen. Robert l.. Lee. who
fell and fractured his hip joint two weeks
ago at his home, "Ravensworth." near
Burke station. Va. was today reported to
be improving i'm condition rapidly. Cen
Lee was passing into the library of his
home. which Is entered by three low steps
He slipped and fell on the polished hard
wood floor. breaking his hip.
Gen. Lee is seventy-nine years old. and
1t was feared such a serious accident at
his time of life might prove most serious
He has, however. made remarkably rapfd
progress toward recovery, and today his
temperature was normal and his general
condition good. The physician i'm attend
ance Is DIR. Howard Fletcher of Fairfax.
Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30
CLIFFORD PINCHOT ROBBED.
Copper Rain Spouting Stolen From
Rhode Island Avenue Residence.

The police are investigating the theft
of Il quantity 0f copper rain spouting
removed from the residence OF Clifford
Pinchot, 1919 Rhode Island avenue north
west.
report of the robbery was made to-
day by Charles A. Langley. contractor,
of 80 18th street northwest. The police
We're told that the spOuting is very ex-
pensive. 1t is said to have been stolen
within the last two weeks.
Maj. Sylvester has instructed the police
to make inquiry at all secondhand and
junk shops in the District to ascertain If
the piping has been disposed of at any
OF them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30
Well Worth Reading.

In our next Sunday Magazine: THE
Magic Word, by Frederic Van Rens-
seiaer Dey, entry No. 81 in our prize
story competition: Ring Out. Wild Bells
Illustrated song No. :;3. illustrated by
FRANKLIN Booth: THE Revolutionists,"
by James Hay jr.. entry No ~ in onr
prize story competitions: THAT Find Up
RiEer, by Katherine Lee Bates, entry
No. 10. i'm our prize story competition:
Lady OF the White House." by F'oxcroft
Davis; smiley Unloads a SEQUEL, an
other Shorty McCabe story by Sewell
Ford: The Casket of Memory by Kate
Masterson. and another installment of
The Great Came, by Samuel Hopkins
Adams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30
NEW YORK CURB PRICES.
items furnished by w T. Hibbs & Co..
emlcrS New YORK Stock Exchange
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,

CHICAGO. December 30.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts estimated at $50 head market
steady; beeves. 475aS.6O: Texas steers.
f3'aa-iJ; western steers. 4.40a66O stock
'rS and feeders. :i2Ia.I-S-,: cows and heif-
eIS. 2UGaii. 10: calves. 5.2JaS0
lio=s-Receipts estimated at 1850 head :
market slow. 1" lower; light 5.7Oa6 10
mixed .'->ha6-2o: heavy. ,S5a6.2J: rough
= SIa6-'m: good TO choice heavy 6Gla6. %
Digs. 1 i.,a-'.iJ: bulk of sales i.9JaG To-
Sheep-Receipts estimated at $50 head :;
market steady; native 2.75a4 10: western
"."aifi; yearlings. i.6JaJ.G0: lambs. ma
tive. i2'a6:D; western, 4.IJa6.J0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30
DEFAULT
IN INTEREST CHARGES
AIIis- Chambers Company Will
PreCiptate Itself Into a
Reieivership.

NEW YORK. December 3O.-The Allis-
Chalmers Company will preciptate itself
into receivership by defaulting the in
terest on its first mortgage per cent
bonds January /, 1912, according to the
Sun today. A statement by Vice Pres-
dent w. w. Nichols says: THE direc-
tors have decided that in view of the
continued depression in business affect
ing especially this company. the decres Sc
in earnings and the curtailment of cred
its, 1t would not be advisable to pay the
interest on the first mortgage ) per cent
bonds coming due January ]. 1872
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30
Teachers Pay Day on the 9Th.

Teachers pay days on the 9th OF
each month. as suggested by Henry p
Blair. member of the board of educa-
tion, will probably be established by
the Commissioners. Auditor Tweedale,
who has been studying the situation.
said today the plan meets with his ap-
prevail. The board of education asked
the Commissioners few days ago to
consider establishing the pay day on
the 9th of each month instead of the list.