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The Detroit times., 1914-09-25
THINK HOLLAND
IN TRAIN HOLD-UP
Lot of Plunder and Polka Dot
Handkerchief Found in Sus-
poets Home

That George Holland, 20 years old.
OF No. 142 Rivard-st., may be one of
the men who robbed the Grand Trunk
passenger train at Milwaukee juno
tion three weeks ago, Is the theory
upon which detectives are working
following the discovery, Thursday
morning Of hundreds OF dollars worth
OF jewelry, a revolver, and search
light In Hollands home. The articles
were wrapped In a blue polka-dot
handkerchief, such as was used as a
mask by the man who went through
the chair car which was robbed. A
pillow slip. said to have been used
as q 'plunder-bag" by the bandit, was
also found. hidden In the piano at
Hollands home.
Hollands wife and year-old child
were taken to police headquarters,
after Detective Gill uncovered the
nest In the piano. Mrs. Holland
Is said TO have pawned two OF the
watches which her husband had This
led the police TO suspect Holland,
who was arrested Tuesday night.
Holland had been boasting to com
panions that he had killed two off,
GERS In Rochester, Pa. Motorcycle
Offlcers Smith and Schnell arrested
him. and later discovered that he
had stolen q motorcycle. While he
was In a cell at police headquarters
the watches were pawned.
Bracelets. rings, watches, fobs and
other articles Of jewelry we're found
In the plano at the Holland home.
Some OF the jewelry has been iden-
tilted as that taken from the resi-
ience OF Alger Brand. of No. 995
Fourteenth-st, and Mrs. r. Patter-
son OF No. $50 Fourteenth-st. These
places were burglarized Saturday
night.
Officers are now endeavoring to
bring to headquarters passengers OF
the Grand Trunk train which was
robbed, In the hope that they may
be able to identify other pieces oil
jewelry.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25
BIRTH LIST.

bO1 >.
r. kopatzki so2 Frederick; z; Nc
Wslsons Y. esafSns. tao% Monroe; a
Bates, lis Melrose: j. kwiatkowski
iots chene; j.. Makowski i5s Pitts
%rsSs % ioss ssneri: orlsan siG f. fsnsGa Issinao.l
1898 Dubois; 8. KowalskL 1908 Me-
zemFs z2snEsii ,.sI Reid ,,s ;ls nsrslef Ham
teenth; G. Hopp. 2l2 Gilbert; o. Mi
ehelis. $50 Livernois; NJ. Davey, e27
Eorsins; : MasE = =. steele s77 Twenty eighth.
a.S al Saiissay isss SampDs aSs M TesaSn s%isr,la a
canheld; J. Bodner. SIS Alexandrine; D.
Miewski. sle Thirty -fifth; +; Loose
SIS Trombieyi :; Mayer. 5ss Herbert;
Eivinsssone = = RssiSn 9swisa is pslmon; sIln s. )
Bien. sss Thirty second; c. steraitis,
$50 Trombley: w Smith, 5sT Vermont;
:. zimmerman. s45 Clark. J. Micheais.
-V0 S'an'es GIRLS
&C; Oswald. 10ls PiQuette; J. sullivan.
bs Hazelett; c: Goodwin, s4i Lafayette;
4. Biebouw, s65 Beividere; w. Czay-
lt4s 81. Aubin; +. Jaianoyski, i5s
gsI Hammond: s. Pewanski, SO
coss his T. dansSs arnsSs so ausiak 1, < aas les
Fort: II. Hawkins. s75 BROOKLYN; M.
Moynihan. l22 Twenty-eighth; ). kunx.
~ Belmont; j. Thomas, It's Twenty
eighth; s, Cemborski ess Harper: W.
kiilam, 90 Hague; r: Loose. sls from
bley; G. Wilson, l2 Rowen: A. Gardul-
A. r.; A. Merteh. ii Greusei; .. Dams,
1868 Twenty fourth; l. Provost. 6s2
Lakeview; r. Snauwaert. 562 Lycaste;
H. HenseL 7ls Pennsylvania; J. Liy-
Lempinem Detroits W. Karpinska.
ll49 Dubois; w. Bruce, 163 Congress,
q. Hoppenrath, 744 Morrell; ]. Schraeg-
er, 206 ST. Aubin
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25
LIVESTOCK


EAST BUFFALO N. r.. Sept "a
ssiii Quite choice ssesDS, p,ms ,sss sio ssIr
.,..5. ss;ss ssos: H,s S..1, .ss
ssasy ssss sssess isls senSSs sesa ssss
Si.l. ysafllns plIs: w:sly s:.sssss s.,. ScT
GS2s; best HANDY butcher heifers,
S7.5oGs20; common to good. $500
medium sss best g hssyS sssS so 'aSsss c.nass:
i:; good s.';ssfs t;ds .sssssr .sss.
iisosas sS, sas esmmoS. ss1r to ss.slSs
cows. s5Gs.5o. Bulls; best heavy. 80
49, EssSs E0scS sgsehsslnE s9s: s,asE sssgs s.. .ss.
s7@s Fresh cows and springers:
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25
DEATH LIST.

Erick Hirshelmann, Harper hospital
10 years. inquest pending. Julia T.
Stoup, 81 Palmer. So years, carcinoma
Henry f. Daum. SOS vlnewood. :
mopths. aneemia: Clarence Kaipin
Childrens Free hospital, 2 months. en-
teritis; James Burns. s5I Twenty
fourth, SO years. mitral insuffciency,
Jane McNeill, ls5 Lacrosse, 90 years
carcinoma; Horatio stroud. Grace hos. o,
{. Meade, III Perry. AZ years, diph-
iberia: Mary C. Mertens. 1911 Harper
as years, carcinoma; John "A. Goodwill
lie, 26o Merrick, 55 years, anaemia;
Henry Franck, Providence hospital, ~
years. peritonitis; Helen Etke, 6I2 East
Ferry. months. cholera lnfantum:
Frank Makulski, 2sT East Willis, ~
years. crushing injuries: Nell Coe
Providence hospital. year, embolsm;
p. r. Berkenbaugh, Detroit river. 81
years, inquest pending: Minnie j.
Wood, 159 Charlotte. 40 years, uraemia.
Catherine Myrick Io11 Vermont. ~
years, septicaemia; Julia Kast. 33a
Meldrum. SO years, carcinoma.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25
DIED.

CoLLINs--sept. %, 1914. Ellen Collins
beloved wife OF Thomas J. and moth
er OF John Collins. sister OF John
yibehan. Of Detroit. and Mrs. George
day from her residence, 81 Farms
worth-ave.. at $3.50 and Holy Rosary
church at 8 o'clock. Flint and sag
( inaw papers please copy
liam j. Fisk, aged "a years. Funeral
chapel, eaaGs go 81 m Ranaolph.st' ro% % fuSsrai 4 &
private.
FLYNN--sept %, 1914. John W. be,
Paul and Rodney. Funeral Friday
s. Blake. s4 Psterboro.
HIRSCHMANN--se 22. 1914, Eliza
beth n snts ssIones
wife OF the late John Hirschmann
and dear mother OF John Hirsch,
mann, MrsALottie Kennedy Funeral
Saturday. Sept. 26, at 2 p. m. Inter
ment Woodmere.
JACKSoN--Sept 21, 1914, at residence,
S17 Jefferson-ave east. Sarath scott
wife OF Or. II. II; Jackson and moth
II. v. Jackson, Of Eagle Lake. Tex;
Funeral from residence Friday at 2
p. m. Burial private.
KLAGER-..sept. 22, 1914, at his resi-. resi-
est Klager. aged 46 years, beloved
son OF Anna and the late Julius
Klager Funeral Friday at p m.
from residence
RoY--sept. 90. Joseph onesime. below
ed son OF Napoleon and Julia Roy.
45g Fort-st. east. Funeral Saturday
morning, $40, from ST. Joachim's =
church. Burial private.
KUMER--Sept. 2S. 1914 Joseph, below
ed brother OF Mrs. George Henley,
Mrs. Anuugta Truka. Edward VI j
Kumer. az the age OF s6 years. Fu-
neral from residence. Sc Maybury
Grand-ave., Friday, at y. m. Nam
ber of Western lodge, /. O. o, F., No.
funeral car.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25
COURT REFUSES TO TRY
CASE; PLAINTIFF FRIEND

A case before Justice Lemke was
halted with great suddenness. Thurs
day morning. when the court happen.
cd to turn toward the witness, who
was also the plaintiff.
Stop" said Justice Lemke. Zone
side or the other In this action must
have q jury or l. will refuse to try it,
The case was damage suit against
the ID. y. r. brought by Constable
William Witt. whose car was broken
In an accident several months ago.
Both lawyers protested that they
did not want q jury.
This man has been constable
about my court room for many years,
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25
slass'''sa sass.. / Gsss S;s' !

,,ns Cash with order. II charged. &c :
,oso No transient advertising inssrts.a;
cyr Tess than Ice with cash; 1sc "
eh9rged, per Insertion.
ne above retes apply TO all classi :
IONS except Births, Cards ot
nsnks Obituaries. Meeting Notices
sn9 All Ads preceding Male Help.
=, births. Deaths. Cards OF Thanks ana
Heeang Notices-Minimum charge. ssc
one one and one-third cents for each sStra
Personals--Minimum charge. SOC; 3oc
per line. tcount ak words TO the line.)
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25

and is personal friend OF mine."
said the court II don't want to fa-
yor him and don't want to decide
against him. shall insist on a jury
The lawyers for both side declared
that they we're satisfied with the
courts fair mindedness, and would be
satisfied with his ruling, but Justice
Lemke clung to his position and the
case was continued until Monday,
jury day.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25
JUDGE HANIEY GETTING
ASYLUM STATISTICS

Judge Stewart Hanley OF the pro-
bate court Is busy this week gather
ing statistics from all parts OF the
state on the subject Of insane asy-
Iums. He wishes 10 present the re-
suit to the supervisors at their Oc-
tober meeting with view to securing
an addition to the present institution
at Eloise.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25
CHICAGO PRODucE

CHICAGO, Sept; a4..Buttsr Extras,
sTs r,. os .t. ssfne Rf1g' s.s,s
Twins. isha1s&c; young Amsrics,s' ,s
isNc: ducks. Ia@1sc; geese. s@ioc;
springs. i5c: turkeys 16c. Potatoes:
Michiesn white ss@s!c; Wiscosssinn y
ssc: new potatoes. receipts. so cars
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25

The following firms are privi-
|Exchange: Carlyle q Povah, w. A.
|Hamlin a Co, II. w. Noble q Co.
M. K. Moss & Co.. Lewis O.. Gorton,
w. Il. Reilly q Co. Geo. NJ, West
k& Co, III. 8. Warren a. Co, Wm. II.
Hose & CO., w. A. Neer q Co., W.
g. McLauRhlin.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25
MERTON E. FARR
5 GETS BIG JOB
Well-Known Detroiter Becomes
Vice-President of American
Shipbuilding Co.

CLEVELAND. o.. Sept. a. Mer.
ton e, Farr. or Detroit, president of
the Detroit Shipbuilding Co. and a
director OF the First and Old Detroit
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25
BuTrER AND EGGS.

OVERWHELMINGLY extra, 2sc; hrsts.
a7c; dairy. 2ic; packing stock. 2oMc
Esgs-Fresh receipts, cases included,
firsts, 23hc; currentreceipts, 22c per
doz Receipts. 762 cases
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25
JoBBING PRICES.

Cnnned G0ods-Apples, gals, S2.25W
$3.50; baked beans. lib. so % soc: Lima
beans. si@i.25. Corn: Fancy Maine,
standard. s 81; saKsa n soGsos s sons Salmon: mon:
soskeye ss tail $3.50; nat s,,!oo; Alasks Alaska
June ;i.sO; sifted. early June. si.4o per
Feed--JobbIng prices in 100 lib. sacks;
mlddlings, ssa; cracked corn. SIS: corn
FIoar-Jobbins prices; Best Michigan
ppsrsss @ sss ssGsna eye pstsn ,ss .Ssns s
Hardware Nails, Si.s6 case; anneai.
ed wire $50 case painted barbed
gauge. s.; 70 vs gauge. si ssis; ~ gauge I.
single bit bronzed axes. ,7.a5 per doz
, sask q h.es ssss sses e and Ssx. e
IS gauge, ss.1o; Carriage bolts, small. H
and 10 on: machine bolts. small. so per
cent vi iass D PORK ass ssso On fam nt
smoked hams, ls01snc: briskets, $50
,shcc shoulder lsS S !, picnic ,h hams; +;
tierces, iiHc: kettle rendered, iss io,, !,
sugars--corrected daily by w. II
Edgar & Sons: Crystal dominoes, 2-lb.
slI;. do, 5-lb.. sfo5o; eagle tablets.
ss;1s; cut loaf $3.50; cubes. s7.s5:
dered, $3.50; granaiated, extra coarse
$3.50: granulated. fine in bulk. $3.50;
granuiated 25-ib. cottons sT55; crystal
domino gran. a-lb. and 5.lb. cartons in
cases, $50; dismond 4. sS.sS; co, eonfee :
s.iossrs sfss No IA 'Its a. No No ;atS; No
t7.20; No. q, $715: No. 10, $40: No. IL
s7o5; No. l2, s7; No. Is. Ses5; No. IL
sas5; No. Ib, 1895; non -caking mix
ture. sS,25; beet granulated. $40
household powd., rs, as to case, $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Sept 24,--Flour: Quiet
and steady. Pork: Easier: mess. S23 %
1880. Lard: Steady; middle west spot
!s;so0Ssc Sugar. Raw. easier cen,
test, slsS. renned, easier; cut Loaf
sT66; crushed. lST.55; powdered. ss.s6;
granuiated, !e.ss@sso. cSffee; Rio
city, eye; special. sNc: country. SIS 70
s%s !, iis Hay c,oyv wsas prime 3 /, uSs No
poultry: Dull and lower; turkeys, IA
as5c; chickens I49a5c; fowls. i50
weaker; geese, Ia i5c; ducks. iSgisc;
fowls. ish @iIc turkeys, l5dIso;
Ollie, Cheese: Steady: state milk
common to specials. 11616he; skins
common to specials. 7@14c; full skins
3@6c.
Butter: Quiet; receipts. 1885; cream
cry, extra, 3Gm a ale; state dairy. tubs
22@2ahc: imitation creamery hrsts, 2.
@24hc. Eggs: Dull; receipts, 1902
nearbx white fancy. 3s9 40c; nearb,
mied fancy. s5@2sc; fresh firsts. 24d
3Oc
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25
CLRVELAND LIVE STOCK.

Receipts, 1900, i0Gi5c lower: workers
and mixed. sio a sis: pigs and iights.
ss.75; mediums and heayies. ss:T5;
ceipts. cars, weak sheep and lambs .
Receipts, g cars, steady; lambs. 81,
top. Calves: Recsipts. 100. steady; top
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25
UNION STOCK YARDS.

UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO.
Sept e4.---Hogs: Receipts. $4,000; mar.
ket, slow and sc lower mixed and
butchers ssio@s.os; good heavy. ,ss;oS
SSr Sss roSss ps. ss.aHyy sHsyS sS soSsesl Sc.el. fss Rs
ceipts. $500 market, steady TO strong;
beeves s6.s59o.5o; cows and heifers,
sS;6oQs15; stockers and feeders. 40
0996; Texans. $6.25@7.4o; calves, $50
1855. Sheep; Receipts. 1000: market.
western iS.lea57o: lambs, ss.256Hss;
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25

National banks. of that city, was
last night elected viee-president OF
the American Shipbuilding Co., OF
Cleveland
Mr.. Farr succeeds Edward Smith.
of Buffalo, who was elected presi-
dent OF the corporation. In place of
James c. Wallace, who resigned.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25

Busipess-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right. Tfmes Printing Co.s -
John R-st Phone Main 1913
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25

s2.s0; Aisike: september. lsi Dseem-
ber sel2h March, $3.50 Butter. eggs
and hay: Unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25

TOLEDO GRAIN:
bLEDo. Sept. 2l.---wheat: Cash ara
'ember. Si10h: December slIsz
!. sI.22k Corn: Cash and septeem-
IDSc: DsesTsst; zee Tssss;.mbsr. os~e' 4sMs; s De-
Pei ciov.rs..s' verse S"s CASH ss;se: os,oesss.
kf,. TI@SSsssy!m SSssy!ms:s. Cab sss.lss: ~: Nsrss, 1s-
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Sept. 24.--Close: AT the
ening the wheat market mad an ad-
nee. following higher prices in Liv-
POOL. but weakness came In the first
ar and prices declined.
Ehe early strength was In New York
ying and II was checked by Mberai
ling In Chicago. Minneapolis re-
eat movement is past and II will re-
re good stiff prices to make the
mers sell more The mills I'm Min
hpolis report falling off I'm domes-
Hour demand and export trade Is
ct Wednesdays wheat market got
siness In both wheat and Hour on
Pacific coast.
liverpool reported fair hrst-hand Of
OF American winter wheat and
re In active demand and prices were
lily advanced. ABSORPTION was ac-
and stocks In Liverpool are slowly
feasing. Northern France reports
ere damage 10 crops and Will need
Wheat in the home markets gave
N under dull trade and bear news.
" York exporters were inactive. but
Louis reported some fiour sales TO
tland. and Winnipeg reported both
orters and millers active as buy
The European war zone Is said
have prouced s2,s per cent Of the
BAT crop OF q year ago. Receipts In
northwest are decreasing
be TO weakness and the close was
4 loss of 1Q1hc.
orn declined ic and oats lost he.
advanced lc. Cloverseed declined
zoe and timothy lost SC.
9h: December opened with an ad-
ce OF 1c at S1.lTh and declined TO
s: May opened at l.26 and declined
l.23; No, J white. sl.0s; No. 2white.
hr at y107. Corn. Cash No. 3, slc;
No 4 yellow, sic. Oats: stand
car at soc, closing at ishc; No.
hite, 3 cars at Is1sc, closing at 4sc;
white. 47hc. Rye; Cash NO. :,
hrs at s4c, at Soc. Beans; imme-
ana ssiBP Pr09eRI.v eRIovsrsesS! sn,S%enP Prime spot, pot
o: December, $3.50; March, 1915;
Ss.25; prime alsike, 50; sample al
9 bags at IS. Timothy: Prime
eceipts In the Detroit market on
hrsday included 1000 bbls OF nosr,
ars OF wheat, 6 OF corn, or rye
8 OF hay. Withdrawals were 900
OF fiour. 5000 bu OF corn. $4,000 bu
pats and l,ooe bp OF rye mo S,ocas h,, 81
h. 1fs,s00 bu Of oats and 1870 bu
eceipts OF wheat on Thursday: Du-
Ale cars, against sos; Minneap-
647 cars, againss ozs; Minnipstk;
r.imary wheat receipts were 2,352,-
bu. against 1,66i,000 bu a year ago.
Exports OF wheat and -four Thurs
ocIs az leading northwestern
Il. ca,tara ara Increasing rapidly.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25

Fancy, yIb0so; medium 20 good. ,ss %
s6: common, t5s05O.
Hogs Receipts. 5000 head; 25c low
err heavy and workers ys,1s 0s.so;
sheep: Receipts. 1000 head market.
steady. top lambs. tsGe.loi yearlings.
se2sQ7.zs; wethers. tsas.5o; ewes,
Calves; ,sals
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS,
grades Of killing cattle. except canners.
2bc lower: Gamers and feeding cattle
Prices ranged as follows: Choice
lbsy at Ss50Rs; choice handy killers,
steers and hsifsrs. S5Qf common kin
ers and fat cows. S39s,b0: Gamers
COWS s2.764t.50; common TO prime
stoekers and Feeders, ss@S.25 per cwt,
c.sah Miieh COWS, astiy. 4. ssseso; , veal
Lambs. dull and q per cwt lower:
lambs, t7.so97.66 light TO faih s6q7:
29mmon to prime sheep. ss@b.So; culis
Hogs. dull and lower: quality. fair
prime mediums and fat yorkers, $3.50
gSsei light workers. and pigs, $500
Receipts. Cattle, i,77s; calves, 45l
sheep. f.o7s; hogs. 6,i22.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25
TOLEDO LIVE STOCK.

1000; market 10c lower: heavies, $3.50
gs; mediums. ss.ioqs.isi good pigs.
y9.169ss0; workers., $s1o@sl5, calyes:
Market steady, Sheep and lambs: Mar
ket steady
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25
CHICAGO GRAIN.

HICAGO, Sept, 2f--Opening: Wheat'
fember. inactive; December. UP. Ac
up Ihc. Corn: September. mac
December, up hci May, up hc.
}hc: May, up nc. Provisions: Firm
|oon1wheat: September. down 1c;
Fember, down 1hc; May, down 2Mc
III: September. down Nc; December
IN Nc; May. down &c. Oats: Sep
[ber, down Ae; December down
September, down &c.
Pember. dowp eHc; May. down c
nj: September. down fc; December,
IN 1Me: May. down 1c Oats: Sep
kber, down hc. December. down
q: May. down 1hc. Provisions:
Ter.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25
IcAco GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO. Sept. ,4.--All when
Iires started a 6Kc higher today
account OF bullish foreign news
on the early trades a moderate
eryed months went back to Las
.ht's closing figures. September
kever. held the early gain.
Snrn was steady and q shade highe
re start, but lost sc for the de
fed months on the early trades
|afa started nc higher on account
{he upward movement In wheat. bu
kxe quickly and went u C under las
6t's close on the break In wheat
Iroyisions were hrm and q shad
her with trade dull
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25

HELP wANTED-MALE.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25

Rugs, Beds. Mattresses. Springs
Mill and factory samples. Half prfcA
NEW ENGLAND SAMPLE RUG co.
$50 Grand River-ave.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25

STORAGE furniture. nearly new. bar
gain prices. Sumner Co. Mich. and 4th.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25

CINDERs FREE. Scott Bros Electric
Motor Renting Co.. - Macomb-st.
LADIES RUSSIAN PONY SKIN COAT
BUST 40. length As inches. Perfect
ly new: cost $50. before the advance.
Sell for $40. Going south. Address
Room f1o. 81 Charles Hotel, Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25

..s 49,, rr.ss.-S r.. (, 5css gs.s 4 r,sss - Tines
The Detroit times., 1914-09-25

IyOsT--rn Newcomb- Endicott's store:
One roll bills done mp IN black bpr-
dered handkerchief Return to NJ.
and receive reward t4' Al.
The Washington times., 1914-03-17
Wholesale Produce MARKET

EGGs-NearUy. fresh. &c per "oa; so.t'-
ern. PIC per doz
CHEEsE-New York. new. lee per H.: fiat.
I9c per ID.
BCTTERAElgin print. aolac per lb.; tub.
2si.c per H.: process. 2id25c per Id.
LIVE POULTRY-tQuotatIons furnished by
Krey. Price & Co.)-Hens, lee per 10.
roosters. 1Oc per lb.: turkeys, e2d sc per Ii.
spring chickens. e3d25c per ID: ducks. laGlec
per lib.
DRESSED PoULTRY-(ouo,ations by Krsy.
Price & Co.)-Turkeys, 23G2sc per lb.: chick
ems. c3d25c per lb.: hens. l1dlsc per lb
ducks. IeG20c per H.: geese. l5aiSc per ID.
Dressed Pork-ChOice light, ildllhc per To- {:
medium. llalllsc per lb.: stays and .ows.
Sqsc per ID.
LIVE STOCK-veaI calves. 10d 1Cnsc per lb
fat sheep. 5q5ac per lb.; fall lambs. saSlsc
per lb.
GREEN FRUITS-tQuotatlons furnished by
Taylor Wadel-California oranges. $3Op2 50
per box: leiIIvns. 81. ~ per boz: Florida grape.
fruit. $S.7Sd40o per box: apples. a50ds. 90
per bbl: ESQ per crate.
VEGETABLES-tQuota furnished by
Taylor Wade)-Potatoes. se.23d2. 80 per Dbl. !:
onions. Texas. per bbl... 80: cabbage. s.. 900
2. IS per bbl.: lettuce. s.. 50lp40O per basket:
beets, ss.00q2O per 100 punches: yams.
s360Q3. 90: celery. 50Q75c per dog: squash.
y. ocd2 Is Der bbl.: kale. per bbl.. 75c0n. %.
The heavy supply of Western frozen fowls
is lowering the price Of nearby fresh goods.
The Washington times., 1914-03-17
New York Cotton Market.
Police Court Record

United States branch-Louis johnson. petit
larceny, nolIe pressed; MarceIlus Whitney.
cruelty to animals. s5 forfeited Robert ].
Trute. cruelty to animals. s. forfeited; Jo-
seph Simpson. cruelty to animals, s. for
feited; William Gordon. cruelty to animals,
$ forfeited: Victor Bender larceny. s. for
feited Howard LOTUS. larceny. s. forfeited;
Margaret Spates, assault. nolle pressed; Leo
Smith. assault with a dangerous weapon con-
tinued Indefinitely; George 5. Earsman. per-
Tnitting gaming table to be set up. cen
tinued: George Wall. cruelty TO animals. $
forfeited Harry l.. Layton, assault, SO :or-
feited; William II. Soper. threats. nolle
nolle pressed: Harry Thomas, assault, nole
pressed; John c. Bueke. assault, SIS forfeit
Ell; James douglas, cruelty to animals, $
forfeited.
District branch-H Randolph Burton yio-
Istion speed law. s. forfeited: Harry Becker
violation speed law, So forfeited; Frederick
B. keeier. violation police regulation. S: for
feited: John English, violation police regula-
ton, 81 forfeited; Millage Abner. vagrancy.
six months; Amanda Conway. disorde1y. s.
fifteen days: Howic Hadison. disorderIy.
S fifteen days: Annie Briscoe disorierly.
s. or fifteen days; Rebecca Logan. unii-
censed bar. $500 six months; Richard
Wilder, vagrancy. ninety days: Francis
Evans. violation speed law. 81 forfeited !:
Thomas Button. disorderiy, continued to
March IS; John Carey. disorderly. s. "r fif
teen days; Theodore Pitt. dieorderly. 50 for
feited; Catherine Pitt. disorderly. s. Tor
feited; George Armstrong. vasrancy, 800
bonds ninety days: William Hin. Niola-
tion police regulation, 81 forfeited: Harrison
Brown. disorderIy. dismissed for want OF
prosecution: Daniel Budd. disorderIy. rer-
sonai bonds; Jasper Norwood. violation police
regulation. 81 forfeited; Daniel Noonan. yio-
lation police regulation. 81 forfeited. Mason
Johnson. violation police regulation. personal
bonds: Robert Boss. violation police resula-
ton. s. forfeited: bismarck Gary, violation
speed law. so forfeited.
The Washington times., 1914-03-17

PR|CESA ARE
MADE ON EXCHANGE
New York Stocks Go Higher,
But There Is Little Change
in Activity.

NEW YORK, March 17.-'rne stock
market showed better prices today.
though there was little improvement in
activity. Steel and Union Pacific opened
lower. but rallied and rose we'll above
yesterdays close. Reading opened even
and gained about 4, while Copper open
ed y higher. and gained another n. Ca
madam Pacific went up over point. New
Eaver opened off, but rose to 70ls, cas-
ing off only a point from that in the
Lehigh Valley was strong also.
Pennsylvania went lower. Westing-
house, Rumley and General Motors
were also off. Mexico, Kansas and
Texas preferred took another slump.
this time of SA points ito 42h, though
it rallied again H.
The Washington times., 1914-03-17
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, Holding Probate Court. No. 25is,
Administration. This is to give notice that
the subscriber. OF the District OF Columbia,
has obtained from the Probate Court of the
District Of Columbia, letters testamen.ary on
the estate Of Henrietta Il. Whitmore. late OF
the District of Columbia, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
' Ncuchers thereof. legally authenticated. TO
the subscriber. on before the 18th day of
February. A. u. 1915. otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit of said es-
tate Given under my hand this md day OF
March, 1914 THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST co. By FREDERICK EICH-
ELBERGER, Trust Officer. tSeal) Attest:
JAMES TANNER, Register of Wills for the
District Of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
Court. JOHN B. LARNER. Attorney.