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The Detroit times., 1912-05-11
LIVESTOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-Opening
Dunning a Stevens Live stock RepOr


EAST BUFFALO May ll.-Cattle:
Receipts. 2 cars: market, steady; best
i.40o 10 l,e0O-lb. steers. Ss,350s.50;
good prime 1900 TO l.400-lb steers.
10. steers. s7g7s5: best LOO to 1900
Id. shipping steers, S797.25; medium
butcher steers, 1000 TO HOO lbs, 80 "
$50: light butcher steers. s5.75@62S:
best fat cows. $5.eOd6; fair to good do,
H,25Q5; common TO medium do, s3.5e
a.; trimmers $2.50q3; best fat heifers.
S6,25W7. good fat heifers, S5.a5 5S5:
fair TO good do. ;4.s5d $40: stock heif-
horned. s5.25q5.50: common feeding
steers, ;4GA25 stockers. all grades, 81
gas; prime export bulls, S6.25Q675;
best butcher bulls. S5.25gS.75; bologna
bulls. $l.50H5; stock bulls, 1919 q AS;
best mixers and springers, S50Q65;
common 10 good do. $4,000
Hogs: Receipts, 20 cars; market
steady; heavy. ssu9s.s6; workers., IS
Sheep: Receipts. 10 cars; market,
steaoy: top lambs. $919.25; yearlings,
s7g7.so; wethers. ss.75Q7; ewes, $3.50
Calves: s5Qs5o.
EAST BUFFALO-CIosing.
EAST BUFFALO, y. Y. May 10.--Cat-
tie: Receipts, 10 head market. slow and
steady; prime steers, ssgs so; butcher
grades, ss.JoG 100. Calves: Receipts,
500 head; market. active and zoe
higher Gull TO choice. S6gs.75. sheep
and lambs Receipts e,o9O head: mar
Ket active and 25d5 higher. choice
lambs. $sT3.25: Gull TO fanir, $6.50Gr
SIS: yearlings. $7q7.5O: sheep, s3q7.
Hogs: Receipts. 800 head; market. ac-
tive and 10I15c higher; yorkers. ssI5
0S.25: pigs, s7.25 mixed. $S.25gs.30.
heavy. tS:35gS4o' roughs. SO E4O'
stays, S5.15W6.25.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. O., May 10.-Hogs:
Receipts l.2O0 head; steady; ST.50nS:
mediums, MIXED and workers.. IS; pigs,
Se75. Cattle: Receipts, 3 cars. slow
and weak. Sheep and lambs: Receipts
5 cars clips $3.50 top. Calves: Re-
ceipts, $50 head: So top.
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Attorney J. J. Mccain Dead.

Attorney James ]. Mccain, aged
"A years, for many years a we'll
known figure about the courts, died.
Friday. in his home, No. 698 Third
ave. Death was caused by consump-
ton. with which he had been athict-
ed for years. Despite his ill-health
he was very successful In the prac,
t,ce of law. He leaves two sons. the
eldest a student in the Central High
school. Aid. Sherman Lttlefeld. at
tho fathers request, will be the
Guardian of the boys.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-11
FLAMES SWEEP LUMBER YARDS

MENOMINEE. Mich, May IL
Fire in the yards OF Nadeau Brothers
mill AT Nadeau caused $4,000 loss
y yesterday Menominee GLADSTONE
and Stephenson were wired LOT as
distance and special trains we're rush
ed 70 the threatened village. Ihe
flames we're controlled after desper-
ate fight and the sawmill and village
were saved The company lost us
entire seasons cut.
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,ool. FOR trouble, FINDS II.

Anthony sullivan, an employe or the
Ford Motor Co. set out with emp on
No sbouldcr i'm search Of trouble, and
he found IL Anthony first paradcd
tbrough the big auto. plant. seeking
yyhom lie might deyour. and was q hnc
subject for n surgeon when ne finished
While swearing out warrants TOT some
- tho many who hit him, Sullivan
hoard that , restaurant proprietor on
Mancbester-ave. had garnisheed His
wages for a board bill He set out to
clean out the restaurant; ana someone
called the notice. who TOOK him before
Justice Merique. The latter sent Sui
Ivan Up for 60 days.
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l.lns, snya.:hsa isSisS common
eountasy pointA
JOnnINQ PRICRa

JOBBINo PRICES.
Canned Gooas-Apples. galS. tSSo;
n9I2S. Corn. Fancy Maine. ill0:
Peas: Fancy. early June ;l'SS; stand:
ara, 81: soaked. eoQToe Salmon:
reas. 40; Alaska Pinkk Nao To%s:
Der dos. Peas: Marrowfal. ais; early
June. sl.2S; sif;ed early June. Sl.te per
Feea-Jobbing prices In loo-lb. sacks:
Bran. S2s; coarse middiinEa ils; nne
middlings. 3s1; coarse cora meal and
cracked corn. $50; corn ana cat chop.
uI per ton;
"a. Sii Sss.s. s ..s:. s:s 1 .s
,stent. $500 per Dbl IN wood.
snsssisG wire. 81 per eSt: ssivaRi1sa d
barbed wire. s225 per speoi; Kalvan-
tied sheets. rs sauEe - gar ewt:
single bit axes. oronAee, $3.50 pes dos;
per cwt: carriage bolts. small. 70 per
cent on; large. 80 per cent on list. ma
chine sSitn small 70 Per cent on;
AS o % R Sss i Ssn. on 71s s sOlso I'm
seed, 7sc; Diamond headlight ksro-
sene. 100; perfection. l0hc. Eocene.
l2hc. Crown gasoline. l5c per gal; tur-
Provisions-Mess pork. $3.50; family.
s20421; medium, clear. Si9.509 20. SO.
hams. l4la 0l6hc: shoulders. i0Ac;
picnic hams. 100; bacon. Ia " Ice; lard.
In tierces. ll&e: kettle rendered. l2hc
per Id.
sugnr.-Corrected daily by w. II
Edgar 4 Sons: Crystal dominoes. los,
ts.s6i s lbs. 1886. Eagle tablets. y1.l5i
pOwdsrsa. $50: STANDARD I powdsrsd.
S6.06; graduated. extra coarse 1915;
fine in bulk. 5:e5; 26-lb cottons, tS.7e;
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BANK DEFAULFER is
SENTENCED TO PRISON

GRAND RAPIDS, May IA SEN
tence of not less than three and not
more than ten years was pronounced
on j. Edward Johnson, "a years old.
confessed defaulter OF $4,000 from the
Michigan Trust Co.. by Judge William
stuart In superior court yesterday aft
ernoon. The court recommended that
he serve at least six years
Johnson came here from Sparta,
Mich. and worked up from messenger
TO a clerkshlp.
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PHONE RATES ARE BOOSTED.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. May IL
A big boost in telephone rates was
announced yesterday by the Citizens
and Michigan State Telephone COM
panies. The rate to Detroit is now
80 cents. where formerly II was Is.
The rate TO Cadillac is almost
doubled. The toll is figured at the
rate OF 10 cents for the first IL miles
and five cents for each additional
eight miles. These rates. the COM
panies say are in conformity with
the new Giles law
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Inc. la.3Ol.ssO i.sO7ssO ls,sOs,5sO

INC. lI.30l.6B0 l,bOIy3U ISsUS,osU
Increases In personal property as
sekBments In the First ward have not
been tabulated. The increase in real
estate assessments was considerably
more than estimated. A tabulation OF
increases in the assessments on real
estate In the Twelfth ward shows an
increase OF $4,000 over the assess
ments In 1911.
A tabulation Of bank stock assess
ments also showed a considerable in
crease over the assessments OF 1911.
The assessors announced the complet-
ed statement of i've banks and the as
sesaments per share as follows:
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BOSTON WOOL.

BOSTON. Mass. May 1.-THE Com
mercial Bulletin says OF the wool mar :
ket today: "a moderate amount Of
ton wool market this week, including
principally foreign crossbred OF the
grades running from quarter to low
quarter and territory domestic woods.
Territory woods are unchanged In
price. a fair proportion OF these woods
being among the transfers OF the week,
including both staple and clothing
woods. A fair amount OF fine and fine
medium secured woods Ia also reported
sold and small quantity or odds ana
ends of fleece stock at Indifferent
prices The shipments OF wool from
Boston from January ] to May 2. in
elusive. were 97.i7l,3S7 lbs, against
4,96S.OS lbs. for the same period last
May 2. inclusive. were IS. 1925 his
against a1,0T6.637 lbs. for the same
period last Year"
The Detroit times., 1912-05-11
DOLLAR-A-DAY PENSION
BILL PASSES HOUSE

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE dol
lar.a.day pension bill passed the
house yesterday afternoon by a vote
.of ia TO 81. The measure Will cost
the government about $27,0OO,OOo an
nualiy.
The period of enlistment for bene-
fIciaries under the new law was fixed
at 30 days in both the Civil and Mex
lean wars.
The bill has gone to President
Taft for his signature.
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WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Five cases OF typhoid fever have de-
velOped ON the United states light
house tender Hyacinth. and the ves-
sci was detained at Detroit, Satur-
day. To have the 20 members OF the
crew examined in an effort 10 dis
cover whether there Is Typhoid
Mary" among them. This IL the namc
applied to "A person. who though not
sick himself carries typhoid germs
In his system.
Timothy n. Keane, ma rine clerk I'm the
United states customs offices here,
who has charge OF the motor boat
regulations on the Detroit river, Will
have n fast motor boat which Will
go into commission June l. Many
viClators have gotten away in prevl-
Gus seasons by giving fictitious
names, but the new regulations pro-
vide that violators must give bond
for their appearance or have their
boats seized
y. stanley Hurd has been appointed n
InIted states Commissioner ON re-
quest OF Commissioners Jared w. Fin
ney. Mr. Hurd Is business assoc
oiate OF Commissioner Finney and
the latter appealed TO United states
District Judge Angel for the APP
pertinent OF an additional commits
sioner because his summer vacations
have been sadly interrupted hereto
fore by the necessity OF returning to
duties.
1.-The railroads have already contracted
40 spend this year on the west side
- 100000. the amount they are re-
quircd 10 spend annually In separat-
ing grade crossings, says Corpora
ton Counsel Lawson Three months
ago the council adopted "a resolution
requesting me to formulate some new
plans for separating grades in the
Eighteenth ward. | am now working
on those plans and expect TO confer
with the railroad officials next week.
No more grades VIII be separated
this year. however. than those al
ready contracted for by the rail-
roads"
Ferris school pupils In Highland Park,
ON Friday. held their first session Of
court in the miniature city govern
ment created for the protection OF
Nttls blades of grass. school win
dows and preventing students from
swearing little swears, Godfrey Eli
mer acted as mayor and Judge, and
the session was looked upon AS being
very successful, although Principal
Mumford said the plan was still In an
experimental stage. The court deals
with offenses committed outside the
school room and the most severe pen
atty imposed is few hours enforced
presence In the school building.
Word has come from Chicago thnt spe-
ciaI Agent William &. DannenberE.
OF the United states department OF
justice. who has been working on
Chinese smuggling cases, received
sCathing rebuke in open court In
Chicago. United States District Judge
Geo y. Carpenter, after directing a
verdict OF not guilty In the case OF
Paul Nelson charged with smuggling
two Chinese across the Detroit river.
said that no convictions could be OBJ
tanned where government officer
participates in the ofrense The de-
tense had contended that govern
ment agents, in working up their
cases, gave the smugglers assistance.
both physical and financial
The Detroit times., 1912-05-11
rlnl.a uhn. conpllng com.

a J.. Gueikson, ~ years old. OF No
zoe DraRoon-ave, was so badly crushed
while coupling cars In the Michigan
crffrhi Yards. near Livernois-ave.. Fri
a. n afternoon. that he died an hour
AFTER fhc accident IN the Detroit sanf-
Ia|nm. lie had been employed on the
I1IIfnnd only one month. His young
wife Wnr nnfined OF the accident. and
~ a. HIS bedside when he died.
|t|1oH1 oprGpss a inpestie1finE.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-11
BOARD OF EDUCATION
SCHOOL SITES
secretary's Office, so Broadway.

Detroit, Mich. May 9, 1912.
Sealed proposals will be- received al
this office until II oclock noon. g II
day MAY II, 1912, for the following
school sites:
a Site for A 16-room public school
building In the vicinity of Forest ana
Newland avenues. size OF site approx
mately 200 II. square.
a site for 16-room public school
building in the vicinity OF Concord
avenue and Berlin street, size OF site
200 II. square
The Board OF Education reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids.
CHAS. a. GADD.
(eo7l Secretary.
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y, ..urs DESTROY CHURCH.

JACKsON. May 1.-The baptist
church at Clark lake was totally de-
stroyed Thursday by fire, originating.
n il believed. by spark from loco
motive None OF the contents was
saved. The blaze had such Roadway
when discovered that the attention OF
the bucket brigade was given TO a
nearby residence, which was saved.
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Samlt Ste. Marie.

SAULT STE MARIE. Mich. May II.
Up: Snyder. Jr, Superior. | D. IN Fri
day: Walker 1870 England, $3.50;
Sonora. Niko. Case. Alberta, 8: Morgan,
4: Sawyer. TuXb cry. Redfern, Frick,
1880; Conemaugh. $3.50: kaministiuuia.
Stadacona Barth. Norris, Helvetia, G:
Mckinney, 1890
Down: Shenango. noon Friday; Sui
tana, 1890 p. m. Samuel r. II. Morse,
Jenny. Butler, 2; j. j. III Brown, $3.50;
Acadian. Leonard C. Miller. A; Schoon-
maker, 5; Western Star. Saranac. $50;
Empire City. Magma, $50
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TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROyIsIoNs.

and May. sl.2l: July. si.l9s4: sept.
Sl.1SS Dec, $l2l Corn: Cash and
May. size: July. soc; Sept, 77Bc.
oats: Cash and May. sic: July, 56kc;
Sept. 45hc. Rye; Cash, Soc. Clover
seed Cash, sl3.20; sept. SlO.65; Oct.
$ll.50. Alsike: Cash, Sll: Aug, $40.
Timothy: Cash. s6,75; Sept, Sass; oct,
$40. Butter, eggs and hay. un-
changed.
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NEW YORK PnopUCE MARKET.

NEW 4ONk. May l1--Flour. Quiet
and unchanged Pork Quiet. mess.
S2O.50G21. Lard: Weak; middle west
spot. Sl0.60eplO.1O Sugar: Raw, quiet.
50 test. $S.4s. refined, quiet. cut loaf.
$3.50; crushed. $3.50; powdered, S5l5M
5.25; granuiated. S5O5@5.15. Coffee
Rio. no. 4 ON spot. l4Ac Tallow
Steady; city. sac: country, ga a &c.
n1.45: clover, sl.30G1.55 Dressed
poultry: Stcady. turkeys 13Gf22c:
chickens, 16m21i2c. fowls. liz mi6Ibc.
ducks. l3m2jc. Live poultry. Quiet
geese, 5000: ducks. 12c; fowls. l5c
turkeys, 12c; roosters, 10c. Cheese.
l'irm aud unchanged: state milk com
mon to specials. 15d16c; skins. com
mon 10 specials, 7Gi1lac; full skins.
.465c
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w,,a.or Woman Dies I'm Detroit

Mrs Eliza Bradshaw, formerly or
Windsor. died, Friday. in the home Of
mr. daughter. Mrs. 3. A. Bresler. No.
ISIS Burlingame-ave.. Detroit The
burial will take place In windsor
Grove cemetery. Sunday afternoon
The Detroit times., 1912-05-11
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES

DETROIT. May lI.--Up: Maud. noon .
Sylvania, 1880 y. m. Friday: Rensse-
laer, $40; navock, $50; Cuddy 6:15;
Milwaukee, $40; j. G. Wallace. GAS
Down; Charles Hubbard, 12:4O y. m.
Friday: w. d. Rees, 1886: Bennington,
2.20; Sellwood. $40: Bransford 4:30;
Alexis Thompson. 8; Nottingham. 5:35;
Curtis, Marvin. Peterson. Filler, = Wac
camaw Harrison. 1915, Cotton. oil barge
No ST. 1925
The Detroit times., 1912-05-11


AppIes-Ben Davis. s30a5o; steele's
red. S54 $50 per Dbl.
Bannnas-Good shipping stock, tl.ss
~Besn.-Dried Lima. 707hc ID.
CeIery-rlorida. 327543 per crate.
Csuiisowsr = California. 'sbo0a7S
dor.
York. lSq1sc; brick. 1Sq1Shc; Linn
burger. old. 214 22c: domestic Swiss.
Il a csc: imported Swiss 2Sq31c Id.
Cranberrie.-,Late Howes. ,s.2s per
Dates-Persian new. sk 0sc per 10;
Fards. 10610hc 10.
Dressed Csiyss-Fancy. sk 0loho:
eo Fias@I%psT,ss new. ii0IsO per Id,
California. 2bc ID.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumbers. hot
house. 75cqS1 per dog: lettuce, 129I3c
per h.: asparagus. Michigan, Si615O
hamper: Illinois, section cases, $3.50
so per case, spinach, $1U125 per box:
green peas. s2.26@2.6o per hamper.
Grape Fruit-F1orida, S5.50W7.50 per
Honey-Fancy white. ;sgIse: am.
Der, 1661sc: extracted. s@Shc ID.
Hsy-Detroit shippers are paying the
lots. I. o. b. Detroit: No. 1 Timothy.
s27 027.50; No. timothy. S25Q26; Glow
or. mixed. s26; rye straw tl2.6OQ
IA. wheat ana Oat straw. tllVlI.SO.
Loose markets ranged from S2793l. as
TO quality.
green. 10hc: No. 1 cured bulls, loo; No.
1 green. &c; cured calr. No. l.. ITO:
green calf No. 4, Ice per 10; horse
Hides. No. 1. t3T5: No. 2. t2.7s; sheep
skins as TO wool, 26c0Sl.bo: No.
hides, 10 of on kip, hc on on calf
Lemons-CastforniA. H0bO0; Melst.
n1 Iins.wsiSi.sS doE
Maple sugsr-fure sap goods. ii0
lbc 10
Onions-Egyptian, $3.50 per sack;
Texas Bermudas, 81 per crate.
Oranges = California naveis. fancy.
S25OQI. choice. ,25oQS per box.
PoultIyTsgTiIngs o, No ~ adth9isS
Ia i3ql4e; geese, l30lte: ducks
young. i7QlSc; turkeys lI0lS To-
Pineappies--Florida t3.50al crate.
are selling at ti.20 per bu;. new Ber-
mudas. $3.50 bu; Florida Trlumphs. 50
per hamper. $3.50 per Dbl
skins-Detroit buy ers are bidding as
| follows: No. 1 skunk. t2.S0; No. 1 rae
coon. S275; No. mink. Sc; No. musk
rat soc.
| Strawberries Si7562: "a
quart cases. t3.jO6S.7j per case.
| Tomatoes-Florida, s35004 per g.
basket crate. zoe per basket
TsIIow--No. 4, SIC; No. Z. tEo 10.
weoI--Michigan unwashed wool for
southern. central and northern sec.
tieza =. y anc y blood ~ zoe. de-.
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F|RST WARD LAND VALUES
ARE GIVEN BIG BOOST
Increase in Assessment Close To
STA, 900, OO0-Bank Stocks
y Highey, Too

can increase OF ;1S,s0s, $50 in the
real estate assessments ! nthe FIRST
ward 70 shown by hgures taouiated'
Friday, IN the assessors ONCE. The
total real estate assessments OF this
ward compared with the assessments
IN 1911 are as follows:
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Beavers Meet Monarchs.

The Beaver club and the Monarchs
clash Sunday afternoon. Capt. Nc
Kay requests all players TO report no
later than 12:45 o'clock at the corner
of Dix and Livernois-aves.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-11
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Extras, soc: frsts. sec:
dairy. 22c: packing stock, 2lc 10.
Eggs--Receipts. 3.04l cases. current
receipts, cases included. lse psrdoz.
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CHICAGO PROVISION MARKET

CHICAGO. May lO.-Butter: Extras.
firstE. 25c. Eggs Prime hrsts, lSc:
1rsts. i6hc Cheese: Skins. l5!mI5ibc:
young Americas, tsG16hc Potatoes.
tl.2s. Live poultry: Fowls, 14m14Ikc:
ducks, 1S@ lie: geese, i0dlic; turkeys.
.12Gl3c.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-11
Auto News and Gossip

Another celebrity has been enrolled
among those who have selected Elan
ders Colonial Electrics for their pri-
vate equipage.
Mrs. Phoebe Hearst (mother OF Will
liam Randolph Hearst), philanthropist
and lady bountiful TO California State
university, selected a Flanders Colon
ial Electric from among all the rest
submitted to her.
The following telegram addressed to
the chairman OF the contest board OF
the A. A. A, speaks for itself:
1T is a late season and weather
liable to be bad, therefore we offer to
lay out this years Glidden Tour Route
from Chicago, Detroit or whatever
point is selected, to New Orleans, with
a Flanders Colonial Electric. Besides
being a novelty, IL will indicate to the
general public the degree Of perfec'
ton and utility TO which electric vehi-
cles have been brought up 20 this time.
The Official pathfnding crew will be
working under more favorable condi.
lions, and will travel luxuriously."
FLANDERS MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.
One paragraph is significant.
IL will be noticed that the Flanders
Manufacturing Company, while OFFER
ing it's own car for this severe test
one that has in previous years taxed TO
the utmost the power and staying quail
tiles of the flower OF gasoline cars-is
liberal enough to say that II will indi-
cate. not merely the prowess OF the
Flanders product, but OF electric vehi-
Giles generally.
Answering the incessant calls for
literature describing the features of
Underslung construction. the Regal
Motor Car Co. OF Detroit has issued
an attractive booklet entitled, "Samety
OF the Underslung.
Designed TO acquaint the motoring
public with the advantages OF this type
OF car the leaflet is an admirable
treatise on the subject Between its
two inviting covers can be found much
that will prove new information for
the experienced motorist, as well as
material OF educational value 10 the
man less familiar with the fine points
of motor car construction.
The illustrations OF the booklet in.
clude. besides reproductions OF actual
photographs showing cars In difficult
positions, two drawings, the original
copies for which came from England.
Opening out In the center OF the
pamphlet Is figure drawing illustrat-
ing the results obtained by expert
ments conducted under the supervi-
sion of the company's chief engineer.
These illustrations in addition to 9th.
ers OF material importance add gently
10 the pleasing style In which the
story OF the booklet Is told.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-11
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. May l0--Money on call
"a per cent: time money. 3is a3A per
cent for sin months. bar silver--Lon-
don, ~ i3-iGd; Dar silver-New York
eo@c. dernaEa storllnE. .s4.sc 75s
The Detroit times., 1912-05-11
PRODUCE.

The market as whole was very
steady this morning, lO-cent decline
in sugar prices being the sole change.
Sire berries were in somewhat lighter
supply. and the fruit is improving In
quality right along. Grass butter is
beginning to come in now. and dealers
look for much heavier receipts in the
next week or so. Receipts OF eggs
were heavy on Friday and the advance
OF the day before was lost, Poultry
and veal calves were very quiet and
ruled steady and old potatoes have
not yet responded TO the advance OUT
side.
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THE RECORDERS COURT OF THE
CITY OF DETROIT.
IN THE MATTER OF WIDENING
THE ALLEY IN THE BLOCK
BOUNDED BY THIRD, della
WARE. SECOND AND PALLIS-
TER AVENUES WHERE NOT AL
READY OPEN 20 FEET WIDE
AS A PUBLIC ALLEY.

To all owners OF property in the fol-
lowing described assessment district
which has been established by the
Common Council as the assessment
distric: for such opening:
The O. 40 IT, OF the n. 1906 II. OF
lot Z block 4 the n. 1896 II. OF lot
6. block {: the n. 1906 II. or lot ,.
block 4: except alley as proposed TO be
opened. Henry Weber SUBDIVISION OF
Sections SIS and Sc 10000 Acre Tract.
Also ali that part of vacated Delaware
avenue. lying north Of and adjoining
Lots is to 35, both inclusive, stone.
Todd a. Co.'S sub. Of lots /, and OF
plat OF center part OF Ia Secs. 90 and
SIS OF the 10000 Acre Tract and lots ~,
AZ ~ and - OF Henry Weber's Sub. of
Ia Secs 55 and Sc OF the 10000 Acre
Tract
Lots 65 to so. both inclusive. Leg
gett's Sub OF part Of Henry Weber's
sub of part OF Secs. so and Sc, 10000
Acre Tract
You are hereby notified and warned
that proceedings are now pending In
the Recorders Court OF the city OF
Detroit ia the matter Of widening the
alley In the block bounded by Third.
Delaware, Second and Pallister ave-
nues where not already open, 20 feet
wide as a public alley. The return
day Of the summons issued in the above
cause Is Thursday. May 81. at $3.50
m and all owners OF property In tho
above described assessment district are
at liberty to appear I'm these proceed
ings and defend. and any and all such
owners are authorized TO make them
selves parties to these proceedings by
appearing In person or by attorney az
any time before the trial OF said cause
JOHN A. GROGAN.
(gOs) Clerk Recorders Court.
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CHAPTER XII.

Unable to control herself any
longer, Annie broke down completely
and burst into tears. When the door
opened ana she saw her husband led
away, pale and trembling, between
those two burly policemen, it was as
II all she cared for on earth had
gone out of her life forever. Capt.
Clinton laid his hand gently on her
shoulder With more sympathy in his
race than was his custom to display,
he said:
Now, little woman-'tain't no kind
OF use carrying on like that, II you
want to help your husband and get
btu out Of his trouble you want to
get busy. Sitting there crying your
eyes out won't do him any good"
Annie threw up her head Her eyes
were red but they were dry now Her
face was set and determined The
captain was right Only foolish wom-
en- weep and wall when misfortune
knocks at their door The right sort