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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
1anScrtpesS mnS Sie Sarnners
LITE.

Sic Sreiliite : Sorla9e fpurbe AM
25. Ipril I'M Sauic aufgenommen.
Serr llnbernooo erfldrte ben Gnts
ipurf unb ~erfanute an. baB er cine
Sernbiebung Der Soleiunabmen nm
minbeitcnS $4,000, 900 beoelttct. Die
nbcr bur@ Spariamfeit Der Ge9ies
rllng aus9e9li9en iperbcn iollen.
rSie Sorlage lpirb nift ais gnts
i6dbigung fir ben GARNER fir feline
Yruouftc uugeboten. Die arlf Die Sreiz
liite I'M Geciprositdts sbfommen ges
icbt lporben limb, erfldrte Sr. llnberz
woop, niueil pir> ni6t 9lauben, bab
oas lebtere bas Sinfommen oes Sur
mcrS ir9enbnie ifdbiet.
yGine gbiid)t Der gorlasc ut cs,
ben 3ull auf Waihinen, bic or sur
G%r5enamns ieiner Grnte sebrauht, su
bcieitigsn. Ser peitere Slped lit Die
0crablcsung Der Soften bes 2ebcn5
ourh Gufnabme ieincr H~abruugsers
3cugniiie in Die SreiIiite.
ngSir bcabii6tisen, ben Iarif ab.
ifnittswciic 3u repibieren, benn bies
TT Der cinSis rihtisc Wcg sur ge.
b%anolnns Der 3oiiragcn int Gpns
gref. Bic bemofratii6e Yartei mill
bic 3~olbduier niht beieitisen. benn
Die Ius9abcn Der He9ierung miiiicn
olrd Elm pciies 3oQ : Spitem aui9ez
braft merben. Ibcr burd @rmGBiz
8un9 probibitiper S6us5Oqe t0nnen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
aus Spanien.
Gin repnbiifaniiher Yntidj unb bic
uriahe, bic na5u sefiibrt.

@ie mir Mitte Ipril bcri6tet, bate
III Sanillas De Iceitllnp (SropinS
Nnlnga) elm Sbeil Der @~inppbnerz
lfaft Die Tepublif auseeruien nnb
elnen Ingrifi unf Die @cnbarmeriez
&nIerne senadt. Sicsbe5igli1 err
fabren mir Soleenbes:
&erItGrfungen Der @cnnarmerie
fpurocn on Srt unb Stelle geianot, un,
Die Srbnnng mieberberSuitcllen. 3ipei
Serlonen ipuroen 9ctobtet unb finn
peripunoet, inter Dieien aud ein
8cnoarmerie : 8ndtnteiiter. Ser
@runb bes 3ulammenltp6es ma Die
SeI6la9nabme bon Sieb neaen niht
cntrifteter Steuern. Ils elm Wlann,
Der iib bel benz giirgermeiitcr iiber
Die gci6lnsnabme bcidrpcrt butte,
perbaftet ipilrbe. fam es su ei1em
Tolfsauflauf, ben bic @enbnrmerie 5ll
5eritreuen periucbte. lpobei tic Iidl acz
ilotbi9t iab. bon Der Sfubipnffe &C.
braud 81 MAIDEN. 9ie .Hepolltipn"
bon Ganillas De Gceituno, Die ars
fongs fpie elm Shilobiirgcritreih am
mutbete, bat, ipie benz Yrebtelegrupb
gemelbet ipirb. alS Sinteraruno
iGlpere pplitii6e unb pirtbi6aftlifc
WiBitdnoe.
Der Ilfnbe Ser Stabt, 1urin, lit
elm @iinitling beS Wnrquis De Ca
rioia. zines reihen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der Yropin6ialballptitabt Malaao, Der
III eanillas 9roBe 9eiibungen 6at.
Warin berlan9te in ieiner Gigeni6aft
dls Steuereinnebmer bon Dem alein<,
g%rnnobeiiser Hocd iieben Sbpeine unb
einen giel. ba oieier feline Steuern
nidIt be5ablen fonnte. 8oca ipar abs
Sur feline Srau unb feline
5ofter iparen 5nbauie. Sic prote>
ge9en bas @orgebeu bes IlfQs
ben. Sic Na6barn ersriffen lire
unb in penigen Winuten De-
monitricrtc fat Die seiammte Giuiuobs
ncrIfaft. Der etmas mebr ais 1000
5dblenben Stabt. sic
sogen Dor Die @enbarmerie sadierne.
I'm feline Wn6t 5u 3eigen. lieB Der
flint Nann Der @enoarmeriez
ii6 in einem sroBen Senlter
nit i6arf eelabeneu 8epebren polite
rem. Sic @aroe iplIroe beidbimpft. |
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
Gin ersbes Beer

bon 5arif : 2~obbpiiten lit in 8aibs
ington cingcriidt. bebeutenb GROCER.
oils Die armce. ipclde ben r~epublifae
hidden 5nrifz Iusi6uB. iiber ipelben
Same prdlioierte, belagerte. 9as lit
lebr leitt 81 periteben. Ils Sapnc
Den 5arif 5urcdt5immerte. mar elm
Sobbp iogar iiberfIiiiiig. ba man I'M
Sorais nuBtc, Dab er ben Nonopplcn
nift lpcbe tbun miirbc. Gr bat ibncn
iogar in pielen SGlcn nod b6bcrc
3Dae beiuiligt. Sebt ut bic Sad1c
dnbcr5. 9as benlofratii6e Gomite
miro Die 3oue berabicbcn unb ba
miiiicn Die &obbpiiten ibrc ailnite Ipicz
len laiien. I'M bns 81 %perbiubarn. Im
itdrfiteu iinb @ertreter Der Olpupz
poltiten in @plc unb @oacnluaureu
eingctrofien. Sieic ~pliinocru bas
Solf nQjGbrlih nm cine InSabl Wlils
liuneu uno es ipdrc ibncn unanges
nebm. lpenn ibnen Das @orre6t cnts
5pgen ipilrhe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
Sesialisntus u. Giberaltsnti,s.

SaR bic Spsialbcmufratic nifts
GiDercs ut ais Cit nngebcrbtger Nb=
%fommlins bce Siberalismus, biirfte
bcfannt iein. Sp rict @cbel in bnrt=
nns 5utrcffcnDcn Wprtcn ben stnbin=
germ bcs 9ibera!ismns am 6. Scptcm=
Der 1873 i'm Reidstage Sn: ,Sie sret=
fen, meiitc Scrrcr, unicre Mnifau=
nngen lit Se5ns anf Hclisiun nit, bic
atbciitiidIc utb materialiitiihe ieten.
Sd crfcnnc nies fir ridtis mt -.
Sd slnnbe felt, bah Der Spsialismns
ihlieflih snm Itheismns fii1ren ,uirb.
User Fat oenn nbcr oieic atbeiiiihcn
Sehren, bic Sbnen 10 pielc Sorgen unS
@ernruf MAIDEN, wiRcniGafhid NH
pblpippbtih bcgriinbet? @arcn oas
pielleiht Sp5ialbemofraten? @aren
bic Gbgar nnb Bruno Saner, bic
Geuerbad), bic Sapib Sirans, bic
Grnit Geuan - parcn has Susial=
bemufraten? -. @ir BADEN bieie
nfbeiitiffcn griidtct anf @rnnb INT
icrer uiicnid,aftlifen @ l~teberscm=
giins anuptiert urb balten uns fir per=
pfltftef, fie pctter 81 pcrbrcitcn nno
TT bic Wsaiien ST trageu. @arum ipll
ititn bus. iuas aui Der eiucn Scite err
laubt mar, anf Der nnbercn pcrbpteu
ietn." - gebel bate rcft! Scsbalb
hat aud jencs @urt icine Sere6ti=
giing, has ha lantet:
Srage: @elher ltnterihiebt be-
ifeht 5uiifet cinem Susialnemufraten
iifth chem 9iberGlcn?
Mntmprt: Gin SpsialScmpfrat
TT etn Sibsralcr, Der fcin @elb bat,
nnb Elm Siberalcr lit elm Sosial=
oempfrnt, Der Geln Eat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02

trdslif. gorseieben lit cine Sonbers
Iusitequne Der q emdlbe II,
& ueo BEL Yrabo ipaniihe
Hntionnlz@ alcric), pel6e lid auf
eufariiiiihe @egenitdnbe besicbeu unb
etnc iolG). bon @egenitdnbeu Der
8oloifnticbefunit, fpie aelfen, Gibos
rien. Nonitran5en II. T.. 10. aus Den
perificbcnen 0om< unb Icnitiaen
airfen Sparien's. Senu pbpobl
Die S%rnn5oien inter Nnpplcpn unbez
rcfcnbare 8eutc fortidleppten unb
pielc rertbpnGlc @cgenitdnbc III 5iigelS
lolem Ga1balismls 5erltorten. 10 lit
bod nod 10 biel an ncrtbpnllen
<nitfperfcn in oieicr Siniift porbdns
Den. baB Spanien bierin faum bon
ei1ent anbercu Sanbe Der @elt iiber@
"trpffen rerbcn biirfte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
Corruption in Derntiniea
County.

Sic 6ranb Surb bon GermiIion
gpuntn, 81, Dem Seim bon Soc Gan>
non, bat Die llnteriu6ung bon Bablz
betriieereien ein9eitelt, neil es ibr
uumoglib ipar, ge9en Den politiihen
Gerbanb bon gublern unb SeItefern
an5utdmpfen, erfldrte Siaac Boob
barb, Der @priiter Der @roBgei6uorcs
nen:! Ser Sberiff unb beiien &C.
hiilfen ldfelten mn, fpenn lie CUB
poena : &prlaoungen CUR Iblteferun9
erbielten unO licBen Die Sofumente
in ibren Saiden.
Sic ebrliden 2eute bes b%eordngten
Gountp iinb per3tpeifelt uno ieben
MIR cine Hettune, lpenn ibnen
Siilic bon auslpdrts fpmnlt, mas nitt
unntDglid lit. 8ertreter bon 9bis
cngo'er 3citungen crfldrten berte. baB
Die llnteriuGuf9 MN crit re4t Los
geben merbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02

tee picOcreegcben. Sn 8irfli6feit
III Sem niht 10, bcnn Die gauge S5ene
lit comppnirt, ipie Der bcfannte &llnit1
&iitorifer Hobert &c la SiScrannc in
Der n&epuc bes Seur Wonbes" err
5dblt. Die auf Dem 9iloc oarecitcIltc
Srar, cine 9e!piiic Ibelc Nolhncr,
lebte nod im Sabre 1907 in Der NG6c
bon Sarbi5on, in Der gan5en @egenb
6ctannt ais Die mere lIngelus. Sic
mar Die Gnteltoftcr cines SeutIfen,
Der NIT Den perbiinbeten Secrcn I'M
Sabre 1915 mad Srantrcit 9efpmmlell
ipar unb lid in 8arbi5pn nicber9cz
lui'cn hattie. 9r mar @eber, feline
@nfcltudter @aiferin. Sn ibren
frcien Stunben itanben tic 8eibe fir
WiIlet WobeQ. Ils Der &iinitler bas
yIngclus" maltc, lpnr tic IS Sabre
alt. Sic bot in ipGteren Sa6rcn oft
bon bieien bcnflpiirbisen Sibungen err
Sdblt: sd itauD Robel auf einem
Sclhe am 8nnbe Der StraBe nact
Gbnilln. Ioniieur Ofillet licb mid
Die 9dnhe fnlten. Seben sic 80.
iOl" llnb Die arme Srnu, Die bon Der
Irbeit unO aranfbeit por Der 3eit ges
nltert mar. crbob iih bon ibrem
Sciicl, Inn better Die Sefpcauna, Die
tie fir bas 8cmdloe e%ingenommen
bate, piebergebeu 5l fonnen. gbcr
lie fonnte iif tlift NIT @enauiefeit erz
i%nnern, pcr bns Iobell Deg Wannes
ulf DEM Silbc scipeien mar. sd
CLAUDE, CO ipnr Der Tater Wtienot",
iogtc lie, oia. CT iiebt linn dbnlif. er
bat ictne Saltun9. Nber lppbcr ioQ
i'd cs 9enali uiieu? 8ir baben ia
niemaIs 5uiammcn Ipbca geitnnben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
(Spe5ialT Gorreippnben6.)
Sekafs Abanss.a1s Scr
Sfrabcnbencnnmnsen
&ean'S

bat Der firfcn sfeinblife, mad @iors
oarp Bruno %bcnunnte &crciu bcm
S,uoccu Notbcn llno zen iibrigcn
gFttGliebcrn bcs fnpitoliuiid)eu Slofs
cine Scnfihrift iibcrrcidt, norm cs
teIBt, bab Die bisberigcn Itdbttid1cn
&cripdltungeu lid nnideilcnb hos
8ort gegebcn bdtten, duf jcbe 8eilc
Die Grtnncrlng an icnc M drtprer
I'D aus5umler5cn, Die ibr Scbcn ents
lrcocr auf Den @alecrcn Der Srqui>
llt!on Cd, nllf Den bon opmenifdz
ni1fer Sntolcrnu5 CID cnt5il1octen
Sd'citerbnrfcn, pOer in trpi1lpier Der
bannung lieBen. nm nm rein uno
nldtcllos Den @lnlbcn an Die Sreibeit
ocs Scnfcns (l2) bpd6ubdltcn." Sns
9i5m Staiicn's biirfe jcne Slutscuscn
itld)t pcrgcficn, bic Die mcltlif)c Wtad,t
Ger rDmiifen SirdIc, bicie Ncaatiun
jchcr Snltur unb iencs SprtihrittcS
nm jcocn Grcis 5~critjrt babcn MOLTEN.
Seiocr lei nod fctn Ylne, feline StrnSe
naG DEM 9robcn Sobnc Gplos be-
lannt. @pbl ipiirbe binncn &ur5cm
cine 8eocnfIdule 9egcnilbcr Dem &C.
ridItsbofe bes Sant "llfficio 81 9brc1
Der Martprer bes frcien @ebanfcns
crrthtct ipcrben, nbcr Som, has bcmtc
hns Subilium iciuer gSienerseburt
fe'cre, babe lid md nift an ieiite
Srlidlt crinnert, StrnBen 81 benennen
naf Nrnalop Do Srcsciu, Yaplp
Sarpi, Stcfano &uss. @irplnmp Sa>
panarpla H.. /. NJ. IId, burften Die
Sbiloiopben mic Sernarbinp Selciio.
Der 3citgenoiie 8runp's, Yietro
@ianlone, Der uniterbli6e Gerfaiier
oes Sriregno, @iop. Gdneitrini Der
&crbreitcr Der burrinii6cn 2ebre,
@iop. Sopip, Der in Stalien Die 9erfe
Sruno's popular madte. ntht iibers
icbcn iperben. Damn iolte man
nift pcreeiien. Die fir Die @iebers
geburt Hom's ibr 2eben lieBen: auf
Der Wdrterbnnf, 'gcn1oroet poer er@
bdn9t, i'm @efdngnib BON g. Wi6ele
tlr5 Dor Der 8reihelegung bel Yorta
Yia, Die Wpnti uno Spgnetti, Intoz
nclli II. (. m. Sic itdbtii6e 8erz
ipaltuns ideine iid nidt mebr an Den
ctnltimntigen 8ei6luB Der rDmiiden
bonn Is. Sftpber 1909,
5fpei Gage naf Der @rmorbur9 s r.
8, 81 erinnern, lnlt ipelbem Die
gcgenipdrtige Yia55a 2. Sgna5io ben
Numcn jcnes ipnuiiden Wdrtprers err
balten ioate. ltnb Damn lei es in Der
Srbnune. pab bic Sid55a Tia imSorgo
in Sia85d 1870, ipcgcn Der barauf abz
sebaltcnen golfsabitimmlng su 8un>
item bes Ini6luiies an Stalien, am
2. Sftobcr 1870, u~maelpnnbclt iperoe.
Die Senfihrift ihlieft nit Der Gr=
baf BITE 6emeinSe : Ser
uaItnus nif,t Sene perseiicn biirfc,
bic 9ebcn nnb Gut cinietten, mt has
papilihe Sph BON Som absuihiitteln
unb bic bic Stabt 'ppn Der dllSnlanscn
Irieitcr = lgrannei befreiten. Sic
lit BON rgri6iebenen ii D i
I d c Srofeiioren unb bon elmer
Hcibe bon @bpofaten u~nteri6rieben.
grnit 6.
(Sas lit bios Ell 8ciipiel Ser Dem
or. Batter nsarantierten" u d tmns
in icinem g~citoblenen Som, bios e II
Seiipicl bes Sriebens, Den linn feline
Eeiniger, rDmiide Srcimaurer uno
in ieinem @efdnsniB. Dem
gatifnr gonncn. l1nb bas ldbt Die
fatbpliihe @clt an? 8ann pa6t
lie auf?l - Sie Heb.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02

- Wcnn mnn 5u bicl ibt, 10 bat
Die Scber 81 picl 8u tbun, lro tic
Iunftipnirt nift riGti8. lin Tie lpies
Der riftig arbeiten 8u MAIDEN, nebme
man Or. @u8uit a0ui9's Samburser
Sropicn. Sic ~briusen Oas Spitenl
ipieber in Srbnuns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
Ssleen Scr hsben Kaffec'
preiie.

9nb Die boben aaffecprciie Der
IeBtcn 3eit bas nmerifanii6e Golf
perunlaBt bnben, ii6 mebr Dem @enllf
ppn Sbec unb Gncao gu ergeben ais
frtber, gebt aus Der Support Statiitif
fiir Das nit DEM nafiten 30. Sltni
cnbenbe Sistaljabr berppr.
Suffce, reiien Support Ercis nun
bober lit ais ie Ieit 1897 lit IN acz
rtn9crcn Guuntitdten iutpprtirt NOR
ben ais Iebtcs Sabr, ndbrcno Die Gin
IIbr bon 5bee unb Gacao bcrart aez
ittegcn lit. baB lie Die 3ablen aacr
Tritbcrer Sabre iiberIteigt.
2allt Der Stntiitit lit Der ourfz
l6ntttlidc Smportprei5 bes &uiiees
OteIes Subr 8cbu Gents per Yiunb
8e8cn ltcbcn Gents I'M Sorjabr.
0tit einem Uber Die @clt pcr6rcites
ten &affcc sSruit lperbcn iib lopobl
Der GongrcB mic bas Suiti5z Scpartes
mcnt 3u bci6afti9cn ba6en. Gs niro
bebauptct, DAB Der &uffee : Sruit in
erltcr Stnte bon Der Gcgicruug Bra
%iilicn's 9ebiloet mirb. nber bas Suitisz
Gcpartcment miro @elegcnbcit baben,
onS Intts Srult9cieb auf entertainer
nt5upeuOen. Die NIT benz Sruit in
%erbinNung itcben.
Sen Nnmen Der WdlltimiQipnGre,
iucl6c 10 longc cine 0laft i'm aaffccs
handel bargeite0t babcn. iol arobc
aufmcrfiamfcit geihentt perDcn. Sic
tlltcrlu6ur8 bat bercit5 cinigc be-
mcrfcnslpCrtbc 5batiuhcu cntbilQt in
Sc3u9 uuf Die uuaebeure GrbDbuno
Der a%nffccprciic bur6 Die Conn
binntion.
IS i6cint. bnB Ser 9prnalprcis
filr Den am mciiten gebrauhtcn Nais
zee, Der i'm Se5ember 1908 I'M @roRs
6anbcl III Mem Dprt nit 61a Gents
per SfIno ~perfauft puroc. itctig uub
r%egclmdBi8 8eiticgcn lit. bis or am
I. Sanuar 1911 Den Yrct5 bon 1872
Gents erreiht bat. Gin @rbobuna
bon mebr aIs 100 YrD5ent entbebrt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02
f. = T.

Tuf icincm bCriibmtcn @emGIoe
"Ian9clus" bat Witllet bcfonntlid
5ipet @eitalten. eiucn Runn unO cine
Srnll. onrgciteIt. pie tic arlf mcitcm
Selbe itebcnb 6cim Slang Der a6cnOz
gloderL nuf fur3c 3eit lire ar6cit urrz
terbrehenO. i'm @ebcte %periuuten limb.
Ser @ann bat ieiu Salpt cutbl0Bt,
Die 6rau bait Die 9dube gefaltet. Die
@rlppc fii9t lid 10 nntiirlih in Die
Sanbi6nft Elm. baB man mciuen iolltc.
Der ainitlcr babe nur Scl6itsci1aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-02

9cnianin q. C5pulb. Iflor Der 9unbes SanitGts : Gummiiipn,
hat auf @rlnb omtifcn @ncriats Die Setbehi9uns Der einecborcnen
Hncrtfonrr, iortc Scr 2rIdnrcr ub Seutihcn an benz @Hrgrfucsc
mad sneten tctgejtcat. mb bapurb nadfec-.oe Sateae perane
idaulidt:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-08
TEA BOARD MAY DIFFER
ON QUESTION OF COLORING.
Pacific Coast Section Said to
Favor New Standards.

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-Aecording to a
statement circulated in the downtown
market district yesterday, the annual
session of the tea board which is being
held here this week is likely to develop
into an exceedingly live affair before
the standards are fixed for the coming
season.
1t seems that the representatives Of
the Pacific coast section have been re-
quested by their fellow dealers to in
sist upon the minimizing of the guam
tity of coloring allowable in green teas,
with the view to its ultimate aboli-
ton. The people of the Pacific coast
section are accustomed to the natural
teas. so the effect of an uneolored stan
dard would not upset business there to
any extent. On the other hand,
throughout the middle West and the
East a change in standards directed
against colored teas would be a great
Inconvenience TO the merchants al
first.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-08
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Feb. s.-Seliing out of
Whea through commission houses gave
prices a quick tumble today. Com
parative strength at Liverpool led to
initial frmness here, but support was
poor, and the pressure of liquidation
set in SO powerful that the market
slurnped In short order. News of favor
able weather throughout Europe con
tributed to the weakness here. SO did
absence OF cash demand. Another bear
ish factor was the continued bringing
of Kansas City wheat to this market.
Opening prices were a shade lower to
A@B up
May started at 94A to 94ss, with the
same change from last night as the
option last taken altogether, and then
declined to 93M.
With local shorts the only buyers In
sight corn dragged and offerings in
creased. May opened unchanged to Il
down at 49A to 491a and fell to 491s.
Numerous small lots of oats were
closed out, and gave the market a tone
OF depression, May started a sixteenth
to A@% off at SO to sen and declined
to SlA@32.
Poor shipments of lard and meats
combined with a larger hog run West
made provisions urn downward. First
sales were 21s TO 1914 below last night,
May options going at 1921 to 1900 for
pork, $50 to 9.621a for lard, and $50 to
9.62h also for ribs.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-08
THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-The cotton
market opened steady at n decline of 2
points to an advance of 2 points, rather
better cables than expected being off,
set by reports OF fair rains in the
drouthy sections of Western Texas.
Offerings were quite heavy at the start
and during the first half hour prices
sold off at a net loss of about sos
points, but the market later steadied
up on covering by shorts and claims of
relatively firm interior spot markets.
The light estimate for tomorrow's re-
oeipt at Galveston helped the market
during the later forenoon, and prices
worked up to Il net advance of about
496 points on old crop months, while
October sold a couple OF points higher,
in spite of the rain news. Offerings in
creased around 1850 for July, owing TO
an idea that while mills might buy on
declines, they would not follow adj
vances. n the market at midday was
2 or 8 points off from the best.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-08
SUE TO RECOVER 81

NEW YORK, Feb. S.--Naylor & CO..
OF New York, have brought suit in the
Federal Court of Philadelphia for the
recovery of an award of nearly $1,000
made by the Interstate Commits ion,
and which the following roads have re-
fused to pay: The Lehigh Valley, Read
ing, Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg.
Jersey Central and the Lackawanna.
The carriers prior to January 8, 1909,
charged the firm 81 per gross ton for
hauling pyrites cinder from Buffalo to
various points. The commission held
that this vas excessive and ordered it
reduced to s1.45, with reparation for the
aggregate of previous overcharges.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-08
MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK.

Newark Box and Lumber Company 20
Caroline Unger, east side johnson venue
A26 feet south from Hawthorne avenue.
Wiihelmina Schmidt and husband to
Charles A.. Feick, east side Linden W.
Barnett Dondis to /. Benjamin Glueck-
field, northwest corner Sherman avenue
and Murray street. 5000.
Anna NJ. Hartman to Fidelity Trust
Company, asst side Howard street, lS1
feet north from Nelson place, 5000.
Nicholas Forte to Harriet Carter, south
side Eighth avenue, west side John street.
Mariana De Maio to Antonio Baritone,
northeast corner Clifton avenue and Diff
street; and second tract. $500.
Thomas r. Darning to Active Building
and Loan Association, west side Adams
Atreet. % feet north from Nichols street,
RaffAele Priscilla ct al to Jeraldo
Maioran, east side North Eighth street,
south side Delavan avenue, 1868.
Herman pornbusch to David NJ, Elm,
south side Fourteenth avenue, rs feet east
from Fourteenth street, s., 1850.
Louis Mordell to Max Block, west side
south Twelfth street, III feet south from
Edward Otto to Mechanics Building and
loan Association, east side Bergen street,
lT4 feet north from Hawthorne avenue.
Fannie B. Robinson to Parkview Build
ing and Loan Association, north side EN-
net street, 100 feet east from Pennsylvania
avenue, $4,000.
Jacob Baron to workingmen's Building
and Loan Association, west side Magazine
street. rs feet north from Barbara street.
Louise Frey n husband to Fidelity
Trusf Company. north side South Orange
venue, east side South Eighth street.
Emil Sedan TO Maria Bobronicky. south
'' Peter Marriott to Gustayus A. Richards.
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PROVISION MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. S.--Fiour-Quiet
and easier; spring patents, 5.1o95.35;
winter straights, 4.iO@E20; winter
patents. 4.30@4.75; extra No. 1 winter,
3.30Q3,60; extra No. Q winter, 9.15a3.30;
Kansas straights, 4.4594.eo.
Rye-Dull.
Wheat--Except for slight rallies on
room covering, wheat was easy early
under commission house selling. con-
tinued poor cash and outside demand
and bear pressure. May, 1o0@1OOss.
Pork-Barely steady.
Beef-Steady; beef hams, 27,00029. 90.
L~ard-Easy; Middle West, 9.S5@9.95,
nominal.
Sugar-Raw, firm; m~uscovado, SO test,
2.9S; centrifugal, Sc test, 3.4S. Molasses.
SO test, 2.73. Refined, steady.
Parliamentary.
Coffee-Spot, quiet. No. Z Rio, 19s0
1875; No. 4 Santos, 1915.
Molasses-Steady.
Hay-Quiet.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-08
ACTIVE ISSUES
FORCED LOWER BY
BEAR MOVEMENT
Further Inroads Into Prices
Made by Continued Pressure.
Hartman Stocks Suffer.

NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-Some good
gains were shown at the opening Of the
stock market today, but as a rule tie
lone was irregular. Canadian Pacific
advanced IL, American Hide and
Leather preferred l and American Car,
Northern Pacific, American Agri-
cultural Chemical and Erie second pre-
heavy, and Union Pacific. Read ng n
United States Steel sold fractionaliy
below last nights close.
Ii a. m.-Professional traders We're
inclined to AXE profits on the sharp
rally in the late session yesterday, and
the market weakened with an increase
of bear pressure. Reading and Amer
lean Beet Sugar declined IA and Great
Northern preferred, Missouri Pacific,
New York Central and Union Pacific J..
Noon-The bulk of trading during the
morning session was on the short side
of the market, and pressure was
exerted almost continuously on the
leaders. Sentiment was decidedly
bearish and the list correspond.n5iy
heavily. For an interval In the second
hour the market made a futile attempt
at a rally. but large offerings of Read
ing, which broke to 1894, sen the list
to the low level again. CreX Garrett
improved 8 points. Bonds were steady.
1 D. m.-Pressure was continued dur
Ing the noon hour and further inroads
on prices were made. The active coal
ers and the Hartman stocks were most
affected, although virtually all Of the
active issues were much weaker.
Southern Pacific showed a loss of liz,
Lehigh Valley and Southern Railway
preferred IL and Northern Pacific and
American Smelling went lower. Anal
gamated Copper. which had sold off IA.
rallied somewhat on the publication of
the January report of the Copper Pro-
ducers' Association, which showed an
increased production OF 20, 4oO,Ooo
pounds, and n decline in exports OF
almost 8 5000, 900 pounds.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-08
CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed at the
county clerks Office today:
NJ. and N. and L. Weinburg, owners,
with n. Steinburg, contractor, paint
ing. $500; 570-572 Bloomfield avenue.
Montclair.
u. Macdonald. owner, with American
Concrete-Stee Company, contractors,
all work, 81. 500: Elizabeth avenu
William Cook, owner. with Poole &
Co. contractors, all stucco work,
$3.50; Claremount avenue, Maplewood.
Same owner with A. Pierson, con
tractor, carpenter work, SABA; same
premises.
1, Hoenlg, owner, with Kaplan Bros,
contractors, all work, s $3.50; corner
Camden street ana Sixteenth avenue.
Robinovitch Bros, owners, with Rowe
e. Reilly, contractors, plumbing and
gas fitting, $3.50; SO Stratford place.
Gertrude and William Rapp, owners,
with c. Rapp. contractor, vanishing
and staining, $25; %stuyyesant avenue,
Irvington.