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New Britain herald., 1917-10-27
FABRIZZIO IN COURT
Pleasant Street Man Will Be Given
Hearing Monday for Alleged Re-
volver Attack on His Wife.

Giovanni Fabrizzio of Pleasant
street, who surrendered to the police
yesterday, was arraigned before Judge
James T. Meskill in police court to-
day on charge of attempting to
murder his wife by shooting on the
morning of October 16. He was not
put to plea, however, as the case was
continued until Monday morning to
permit the accused to obtain the serv-
ices of Lawyer Cont of Hartford. Mrs
Fabrizzio was also In court. charged
with breach of the peace, and her case
was continued until Monday. 1t is
claimed that she tried to flee from tho
city and escape appearing in court.
Nathan Gold, charged with oper-
ating a motor car with paper mark
ers without the permission of the
automobile commissioner pleaded
guilty but said he was unfamiliar with
that phase Of the law. He was or
dered to pay the costs of court. Jo-
seph Dadidian, charged with nom
support, was ordered to pay his wife
he goes to Jail for three months.
Oscar Lungquist, charged with the
theft of some potatoes from car on
the tracks Of the New Haven road,
pleaded guilty to a second charge OF
drunkenness and explained that
man named Oscar Peterson and an
other named O'Brien had got him
drunk and then induced him to steal.
The case was continued until Monday
for further investigation.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27

The Universal club of Landers,
Frary & Clark have started bowling
tournament, the first match in which
was contested at the Aetna alleys last
evening. At the last meeting 1t was
decided to buy q 500 Liberty Bond
and yesterday the purchase was made.
Letters from members of the club
who are in the service both here and
lover there" were read at the last ses-
sion. The Universal club and the
Universal Women's Relief Organiza-
ton will hold a Halloween party in
the club rooms Halloween night.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27
The PeOple's Church.

Court street. Evangelical Unde-
nor1ina tional. For 1.-The people" All
cordially welcomed. Preaching SER
vices at 1915 and 700. Prayer meet
ing at 1000. Sunday school at 1915.
Young Peoples meeting at 5:45. Pas
tor Hartman will preach at both SER
vices; in the morning on THE Mon
key Wrench In the Machinery, or the
Place Of Lost Prayers" In the eve
ming, the fifth and last in the series of
Evolution and the Bible, the spe-
cial topic being Evolution and the
Church. Monthly board meeting
Monday night. Candidates for men,
bership in the church welcomed. Tues
day at 400, Juniors and children's
meetings. Thursday at 7:45, the
church prayer meeting.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27
MAY BUILD TRACK.

Stanley Works Receives Permission
From Utilities Commission.
The Public Utilities Commission has
granted permission to the Stanley
Works to build railroad track across
Burritt street with the understanding
that the concern Is to maintain a flag
man to warn traffic Of approaching
trains.
The action of the commission was
on a petition Of the New Britain COM
mon council A hearing was held on
September Fl and there was no oppo-
sition
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27
PRESENT FOR TORMAY.

James Tormay, for the past 80 years
A member of the fire department, and
who was recently pensioned by the
fire board, was presented with a
handsome meerschaum pipe last night
DIV Captain Michael Butler on behalf
of his former comrades in Engine
company No. 8. Captain Butler be-
rpoke the warm friendship of himself
and the other firemen for Mr.. Tormay,
and the recipient responded with a
few words Of thanks.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27
GREAT OBSTACLES.

Copenhagen, Oct. 27.-King Ludwig
Of Bavaria and Chancellor Michaelis
were denounced as the great OBJ
stables to peace by Deputy Simon,
socialist, in the Bavarian Diet Thurs
day The king, he said, had demand
ed that Germany control the mouth
of the Rhine, a question in which
neutral territory was affected The
imperial chancellor, he charged, had
discredited the Reichstag's peace reso-
luton by his recent utterances
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27
Service of Religious Music, Center
Church, Sunday, 1880 p. NJ.

Temple March ......... Vincent
PRAYER Lemaigre
Solo for Tenor-"The Cross Ware
Gavotte from Organ Sonata G703)
Martini
Song of Chrysanthemums go. Bonnet
Solo for Contralto-Air from
"Herodiade" .. Massenet
Cantata for Solo and Chorus-"Pen-
itence, Pardon and Peace" Maunder
Suite Gottuque for Grand Organ
Boelmann
oductlon-Chorale. Mennet Cot
tuque, Priere a Notre Dame, Toe
Gotta.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27
DRESSINGS NEEDED.
Appeal Made to Women OF New
Britain

The National Red Cross has made
an appeal to the women Of America
for many thousands of surgical dress
1ngs. For the lack of proper dress
lngs surgeons are seriously handi-
capped in their fight to save the lives
Of brave men wounded at the front.
New Britain will want to do her
share in this work and will find the
Red Cross surgical dressings rooms
at 20 Court street open on Monday
evenings and every afternoon with the
exception of Saturday. Many willing
hands are needed and all women are
welcome.
For further information telephone
MRS. Walter II. Hart. supervisor Of
surgical dressings, telephone No. 1910
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27
CHURCH NOTICES.
(Other Notices on Page Two).
Stanley Memorial Church.

At the morning service at 10:45 the
pastor will preach on "A True Nobil-
ity." The Sunday school will meet at
the usual hour At the Young Peo-
pies meeting at p. m. the pastor
will give an address on "The Begin
nings Of Congregationalism.'
The Boy Scouts will meet at the
church on Monday at 7:15 p. m.
The monthly meeting of the trustees
will be held on Tuesday at p. m. at
the parsonage.
The Endeavor Circle will meet at
the church on Thursday at 1880 p. m.
Choir rehearsal on Friday evening.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27
First Congregational Church.

Usual services will be held at the
First Congregational church tomor-
row, with Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
and at noon. The morning service at
10:45 o'clock will be ncharge of the
Rev. II. W. Maier who will take as
his topic, 1.-The National Council of
Congregational Churches" The Young
Peoples society will meet at p. m.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27
Michael j. Pagan,

Funeral services for Michael J. Fa-
gan were held from st. Marys church
this morning at 9 o'clock. Rev. w.
A. Downey celebrated a solemn mass
Of requiem and friends of the de-
ceased acted as pallbearers. Inter-
ment was in the family plot in the old
Catholic cemetery
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27
CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT.

The Stanley Mem ori41 church vas
crowded last evening at the enter
tainment given by the young people Of
the church assisted ~ Mr.. August
Klein and the American Trio, the pro-
ceeds of which will be devoted to the
purchase OF a piano for use in the
primary department Of the Sunday
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Joseph Skinner.

The funeral Of Joseph Skinner was
held at 10 o'clock this morning from
st. Mary's church, Rev. j. E. Fay Off
ciating. The pail bearers were John
KERN. E. J. and James Lynch, Charles
and William Dunn and John Flaherty.
Interment was in the new Catholic
cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27
THEIR DIST ANNIVERSARY.

The 21st wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana L. Vibberts of 1866
Lincoln street will be observed by the
couple in a quiet manner at their
home tomorrow. In honor of the &C.
casion their son, John Vibberts. ar.
rived last evening from Pratt Insti-
tute. Mr.. Vibberts Is employed at
the Stanley Works as a salesman.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27
DELEGATES CHAPEL.

Norton, Mass, Oct 27.-The dedi-
cation of 4 new chapel, built along
the lines Of the traditional New Eng
land meeting house, marked the OBJ
servance of Founders Day at Wheaton
college today.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27

Luther church, tomorrow morning at
1O:45 o'clock. Holy communion will
be held and there will be appropriate
music by the church choir. At 7
O'Clock in the evening services for the
children of St. Mathews parochial
school will be held.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27
DILLON TO BOX CHIP.

Duluth, Mimi, Oct. 27.-Signed ar
ticles were received yesterday from
Dillon and George Chip for the bout
here on November 9. Chip and Tom
my Gibbons were to have met on that
date, but the match fell through.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27
=, n 600 TESTINs ONIALS FROM MOTHERS

Of children who have successfully useo
Mother Gray's sweet Powders for Children
They move and regulate the bowels, relleVe
Feverishness Teething disorders. constipa-
iron, headaches destroy worms ana Ire
nuaht1v break M colds. Children like them.
FOR 20 years Mother Gray's Sweet Powders
for Children have been the safe and reliable
remedy in time of need. Mothers should
lever be without a box in the house for i'm
mediate use. at druggists everywhere, zoe.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27
Swedish Elm Church.

Sunday school at 10 o'clock and
morning service at II o'clock with
sermon by the pastor. Young
Peoples meeting at D. m. and even
ing service at o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27
Financial
leading STOCKS
OPENED Higher
Marine Preferred and Atlantic
Gulf Gain One to Two Points

Wall Street-Leading stocks were
variably higher at the opening of to-
days stock exchange session. Ship
pings yielded none of their recent
prominence, marine preferred and
Atlantic Gulf gaining 1 to 2 points
Coppers also hardened. notably Utah
and Anaconda. u. S. Steel rose almost
a point and Gulf States steel g. Bald
win Locomotive and Mexican Petrol
cum reflected the strength Of equip
ments and oils. Rails were steady to
firm uunder lead Of Atchison and
Northern Pacific. Liberty 1-2's
held at 1892 to 1894.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27
St. Mathews Church.

Special services on account or the
anniversary of the reformation Will De
held at the st. Mathews German
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27
TO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

WANTED-Young men over 16
wanted for work in stock room Of
local factory. Herald Box 1 5 B. B.
1O-27-tf
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27

LOST-Lady's gold watch on West
Main street Friday evening. Re-
turn to Herald Office 1O-27-1d
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27

reliable house
keeper in small family. Phone
I15-l. 10-26-Sdx
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27

LOST-Sum of money between Chest
nut street and Y. w. G.. A. Friday
Finder return to Herald. 1O-26-2d
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27
Sides STAKE ALL
ON ITALIAN front
CONTINUED from First Page)

sian troops without resistance and t.
cut the railway at Tornea, cuttin;
off communication between Russi:
and Sweden.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27

New York Stock Exchange quota
tons furnished by Richter & Co.,
members of the New York Stock Ex-
change.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27

Tornea is a Finnish port at the
head of tho Gulf of Bothnia, opposite
the Swedish port of Haparanda.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-27

Ovcrcoats, from the smart stylish
coat to the big, long, warm Ulster.
xOvercOats in a number of different
raodels to suit all purposes.
Overooats for the young fellows
for Father and Grandpa
Don't put Off buying that Overcoat
they will be no lower in price than
right now.
No better coats for the money than
right here.
Overcoats from SIS to $500
Stein, Bloch and Shuman.
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Gin Sing i'm gtebsl.

Die .Sbur9auer 3eiturg" tatte @es
legenbett, nit einem Der betoen tir3>
lid auf 5burgouer 8Dben oelonOst.1
sSnioiIen eiues beutI9en SSlug3eu9es
su ipre6en, unb 3rpor nit BEN slug
Seugfi6rer, einem l1nteroffiSier aus
SonitanS, oe'Isn 8eeIeiter, Elm 4rtils
lerteleutnant, als 8eobadter Ibn GuF
Der Sabrt begleitete. Der 5lug5eugs
fiibrer itano bis gu 2lusbru6 bes
&rieges in Der Scbipeia in arbeit, uno
apar Suerf bei Cider 8pb &c go. III
3iiri9 als Mle6aniter unb fpdter bel
einer SSabrit in WobIen. @is Der
&rieq ausbraf, meloete er iih als
sSreipiaieer ano itanb Stpei Sabre i'm
sSeloe. 8or einigen gDo6en puroe
er Der sSliegeritllle Stuttgart iibers
pieIen, I'M als fSlieger dusgebtlbei 5u
perben. @r bsiiBt bereits bas Yilos
teroiplpm unb pGre IN ben nddyIteu
Saqen FIiegeroffiSter sepOroen. gln
benz Sluqta9 betam er Ino iein ges
qleiter einen 9luftrag gu elmer
llebungsfabrt nad Rottpeil. Sic
lnnbeten bort ou6 eludlif, entleoigs
ten iib i6rer gluisabe unb flogen tpiez
Der suriid, nobel tie in einen iolAen
Iebel qerietber, buB lie jeoen @uaens
Bid befiir6ten mubten, nit einem
GEirhtburm ober einemWaloe in 9ollts
iipn su aeratben. r@ls &onItanaer",
bemertte Der Sslu9seugfiibrer, bate
i6 mid fifer am SoOenIee ausgetannt
unp nGre nid1t in einem &aItloh gez
lanbet, penn au6 nur bic 9eriraite
Sebm6slihteit oprbonben gelpden
mare. Der Sffi5ier rpuroe in Sbun
internirt fpdbrenb Der Slug3eugfiiArer
in Der Guierns in arauenfelO inter
niert purbe. g8ie Elm 8pnitanSer
9latt erFGbrt, iollen Nlieger uno Tlugz
seug pieber an Deutf6lnnb snriidee
ae6en perben, oa tie iif bel teiner
friegertihen 6anolung hefonotn.
SGpn turg nod Der Qauouns uutoe
omtlih feitgeitelt, bab ii9 en- SOrb
RES Tluoseugss peber Sumbeu noh
Elm @aIdineneepehr befnnoen, pOr
bur6 Der llebunqs6ardtter Der 5obrt
feItoeItelt Ieiu biirFte. 9lud i'm 0ins
bid auf Die tiirslit erfolate ioforti9e
sFreieabe zines icbpei5eri6en 5eiiels
balons, Der nit Spei SnIaiIen anf
beufIhem @ebiet lanbete, biirFte nit
elmer baloioen Sreigube bon 5lags
seuo uno Sltegern sereanet fperben.
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bic aeimfdbisteft in 9srOSaitsn bee
lGuft.
Wiegt man eine feline Wenge pss
Gamenf0rnsr db unD 5dblt fie, 10 sts
tpinnt man nnter 9eriidIihtisuno ber
erprobtsn aeiintraft unb ooruusiidts
Ii6er WitterungseinfliiRe uno 5btsrs
i6dbeH uIp. Elm aHnGbernb iiheres
Wab fir bic Qusiaat. g8irb Die Sos
menprpbs re4t3eitig Dorgenommen
uHp erpeifen iib bic Sdmereien oabet
nt6t braudbar genug 10 bat man
INNER nod 9elegenbeit, beheren
Samen an5ui6dffsn uno tommt ni9t
in 8srlsgenbeit, Dsrmeioet ben S9d'
ben unO ben @erbrub, Der unausbleib'
lid lit, Denn Der ausgefdts 'Sameu
fpdter mauselbaft Ooer gar ni6t aufs
gebt.
Die Douer Der aeimfraft bee
@artenTdmereieu 1T Iebr berIdisben.
Na6ite6eno etne 3uiammeHIteaung
Der DerIGiebsnen Sumenarten nu9
Der Dauer ibrer &eimtraft, bic beI
Der geurtbetlung Der Samen Don
guben iciu tann. Die &eimtraft ge6t
noturlib nit benz 2llter INNER aus
rid, 70 bab friider Samen am traf'
tighten teimt.
IS bebulten bic &eimfdbigteit Elm
bis 3pei Sabre; 3piebel, 9aitinuts,
@6parSnur8el, &iimmel GapenpeI.
- 2 Bis 3 Sabre: W&o4rriiben, &ot9e
Ruben, Spinat, Groipie, 3i6Orte,
SeQerie peterIfIie, 8o6nentraut,
Dill, 3omats, 9orree Majoram -
3 Biz 4 Sabre: 9obnen puffboRnsr,
@rbien, Sauerampier, &oblrabt,
Roientobl, Rabis, Rettig. 4 BIS 3
Sabre: 2lGe &o6lfOpfurten, Srlns
tobl, glumentobl, &opfz unb S6nitts
Ialat, areiIe, uno 6 bis s SATIRE be-
balten aiirbis @urten uno WleIonen
ibre aeimFdbi9teit.
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4rb SMART.
Gineinnati. s. Mdra.


Sn Der Derflofensn BO6e mar Der
Wartt sismli6 Ie6bdft, bod lparen
piele DON ben Gtoffen rar. Die pretie
iparen tart unb bic auotirunssn Die
folgt:
1se SSOItsr ss.e, GisnmOre i ioe SsHSsrron
Y;aanolin Il q s 11ht Iepperen 1914 Sbc.
be. e,4 27Ike, utied 1914 35e, DO. ga 321se,
aofepOoo f0l soc. DO 81 271ae, BRIGHTON 1914
SsbTtfSieT @Hsltn ga1lIqita
afOgsiiie G rs On M sOgs 1896 oTSs, gSt,i
@esaeisr 81 She' gabnrban' 1siae, RepssteII 16.4
32lac, DO. ~ sos, Utica i0sl 37izc. DO. 9s4
&c. Wofeipopb i0-s 32he, DO. 0s4 30e, srigb'
ton 32c, bo 9.4 2ehe.
9rinfs americar Gbirtirs 7Ac. Geu'
troll Barf Tc, arerlcar 3Hoiao 9c, Dionrnins
$40, c5rass Sc, eiHpfon 9isurgiHe sLsss, Lss
gSn RSH gn gisS #ab,s q sa0 s,sHaIt g Saif 7s s
Reriibire 7Isc, as!iaIoe ske
Ii6frgs :. Galoen 10he, Nortpoof
1870. cailane 4oo'bCO l5e. Sutton 12tss.
slmosiena " 6 q 21j2c. Queen of tbe gseii
X X 221se. Susaue5aEna 24e eoHBeiiosa Y
@insbams gmosieas stapIe se. q 2
liHt Gbsreti Ginfiie loc, aaneniter Stapl'
o.. 1892 s1ze. asinaiiog e, Dictator e1sf o,,.
ilhs. SiabaHa ii1Ae 6sHrteo SHe, Soeab0H
2sntms ceSnee l7s. asuOSa zoe, grss'
cent lphe
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9luStpdrtise Wdrfte.
Tep gort, 5. Wadr5.,

- u -
Msbl. glartt felt; 5riibjabrs
potents $9.e5-9.90; Winter ya'
tents S9.3o-9.55; @intsr Straigbta
$.9O-9.15; aanfas strois6ts 3d.
$3.50.
Weisen. = Martt perdnberli4; yto.
2Jbarter $2.1S1; So. l gaortbern Duz
lutb $2.27A; go. / Rort6ern Wanls
ltDba 1922 I. 0. b. 1elp gOrt.
0eG9torn. - Wlartt piais; gto'
2 gslbes, $1.214 c. i. (. 1ep gorf.
Safsr. - Martt ieit; Stdnoaro
79c.
Seu. - Martt itetig; State Orbiz
ndrsr big aussrleiener 1916, 36-44c;
1916, 8-10c; pacific &iite 1916
1-13c; 1916 S-1Oc.
Sdute. Martt felt; 8oSota 44c;
Central 4merita 43u.
2eber. Martt felt; Semlod
firits SIC; ieOnbs 55c.
pOrt..ra = Marft itart; Met
S35.0-35.50; tamtlD S3o.OO-5o.'
90; ibort clear $500.
Beef. - Wartt felt; Wleb $24OC
$500; familp $26.00-28.00.
Samals. = Nartt tart; Jtiool'
@sii, fart ,$19.s0-19.90.
Sals. - Martt felt; Gitp LIZ
gountrp 114-124c; especial l2ac.
DOas. - Ulartt felt; GinbetmI1b
syleece Xxx Ohio 46c.
Reis. - Martt felt; fancb bsab 81
-55c; blue role 4a-44c.
Waolafes. - Wartt felt; Stem Or
leans open tettle 40-50c.
3uder. - Rpber. Wartt feIt' =
Centrifugal $5.46; UtOIafies $4.59
raffinirter fsit; Gut Goat $6.15; Cru
f6ep $500; Utoulb " uno Gubes 81.
80; NIX popbereb $7.15; popoe
reo $40; fsinsr sranuIirter 500
Diamond u 800; GOnfsctionsrs 2
$500; SO. / $6.85
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slub'WaAsridten.
Stenjtag, 6. MGrS 1917.

Dienitag, 6. NdrS 1917.
Der Obioflub 1T ii6erall i'm Steis
gen besriffen unb 5tpGr Snr Hate oou
etpa einem 3pG per StunOs. Aus
4nSeiten beuisn barauf bin, oab Der
5lub big auf 4S SUB iteigsn pirb
Gsitsrn glbenb bate berieIbs bel bic
Iiser StaSt einsn 8aiieritanD pOu
443 SUB.
Die foIssnbsn Dspeibsn trafen &C.
itern bier ein:
gittsburs, qa,-6.S SUB, iteist.
Dbsslrns, B. ga,-12.7 SUB, fdllt.
gartsrsbure, u. @a.--16.O SUB.
aanalpba SaIls, %. 9a.-
ebarlsiton, @. 9a-29.2 SUB, itei5t
pOrismOutb, O.-43.S SUB, itsist.
2ouispiIle, &p.-17.2 SUB, iteist.
GpanspilIe, Snb. 1876 5uB, iteigt.
RuTbpille, Ssnn. A SUB, iteist.
Chattanooga, Ssnn,-40.5 SUB, fsist
Gairo, Sl.-45O Sub fteigt.
Mempbis. ssnn.-24.9 SUB, iteist.
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G5icqsp, 5. Wldrs.

e9tc q 9 o, 0. Opal6.
qgeioen. - 5iir Wlai $1S7F1.'
912, am S6lub $1S8t; fir SuIi 81
57El61s, ON SdluB $L.58s.
@eli9tOru. - Sir Ueai $l.O633--
S1.o8s, am S6Iub $1.o6g; fir SuIi
$106t-l08. am SGlub $1.064.
sSafer. - Sir Mai 594E6O5e. am
SdIub 594c; iiir Suii 57-5ss; dm
SduB 574c.
Rpsssn, - so. 2 $1.58.
@srits. - s1.Oo--l.27.
Simotbg. - $3.75-5.75.
ales. - $12.O0-1S.O0.
gprt. - giir Rai $33.O-33.s
80, am S8luB $3.50; fir Suli
$33.25- -33.45, am 5alub $33.25.
s4n1aIs. = Sir Maai $19.25-
1852, ON Sdlub $685.; fir Suli
$1s.25-19.5O, am SdluB 1892.
Rippsnieiten. - Sir Wiai $17.65
-17.95, am S6luB $17.s2; fir Suli
$17.7o-17.97. am S6lub $17.S2.
Butter. - Wartt feit.
Gi.r. - Martt unOerdHbsrt.
aurtoffeln. = Wartt unperdnbsrt.
9sfliissl. - Martt ftetis.
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lleber 100000 g 6ula

III u Z l. W VI w " ~ -
timber ppn Rep gort IetOen 6unser.
gBie ie6r Der RabrungsmitteI sBu2er
Qeeiaret 1T, bic Dffentlihe Seiunobetf
gu untergraben, sebt aus etner ertlaS
runo berppr, bic @oparb 3. SropR,
Der Superiluenpent oes ,,gureau tor
the Welfare Of S6ppl Gbiloren" llno
Der glclp y)ort Qt6pciotion for Srl'
pruuino the Condition Of tbe asoOr'
abqeeebeu bat. 9ieie Grtldrun9 gtpa
felte burir, bab 5ur5eit IN ben Rep
gprier DfIertIi1eu S6ulen ll2,9oO
&tnoer unter ben JoIgen Der llrtfr'
ernGbrung leiben unb bemgemdB ntta
in Der Gage iinb, BEN uHterrIht III
urbnungsmGBigsr NeiIc gu tolSen.
Das gureau bat in GemeinI4dit init
bem GeIunDbeits Sepurtemsnt bic
einI6lGeieen 9erbdItniFe IN BIN gtelp
gurtcr S6ulen unterIubt une 1T oa
BEL su hem Guberit trauri9eu &alllt1t
geldngt, bab tbatIddltt l0.34 Slro
aent aller yleip gortsr S6nl'innsr on
untererHdbrung Ieibeu. @enn gropEl
bieIe Gri6einure au9 nic1t pollfan
bia nuf bic bst5eitiae 2ebensmittsl :
5beuerurq Suriitfiibren min, lp bait
er bisIe bod in eriter 2iuie nit pera
uutiportlia fir ben io5iaIsn wltB-
iianS.
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OefAGttepdpiert wuvDen ~ A-4N~
biSipntiri. De@Iel aui 2onooH narss he.
tic. Hlr % fsge kT1, Commercial
Hius, % Eaee, SA5ox. si&t N.7s; 2s.
BEL 7. anssilSHssn sA76K. 5fanes St&t
s.sSK, Raid i.slk, Mari SiAi es1ls. Rs
BEL 6Sji, &ronsn Sidt ll.l2, kabel Ills.
Sire Sihi 7.ss, Rabd IT'S, &ubd 6i6s
27%. xabd mn, Stlbsr Barren 7e,Se,
RsIiianiids Tofars 50.
GttieHnarst--8si Der Gr6Hnuas usr
ttf gsarit fAD adj, taIb leeo& wurse Der
Narit sfarf nnb bte Bfrlats surbsH pisosr
guineuiatt. Die G4IsBnot,runaeu tsn'
ben fait bss@Dss abet beasn p0a ssitsrn.
ssissss3s. Hhasa .,
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Riubpieb. 3afubr 1900,
Wurft itart. ginbeimiide Beef Ste
re $8.15-12.10; Stoders unb Jes.
berg $e.45 9.35; aiibe unb 3elftrs
$5.40-10.35; aGlbsr $8.00-ll.Oo
S9afe. = 3ufubr $4,000. Utnrti
tart; Detbers $1080-12.15; eipes
$S.60-10.13; 2dmmsr $l2.0O-
1475.
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ht4iton sen. IT,. ~ XIV; Sae; % e, 'ioiN
0f&tfoH 10. ~. ~ a y - T. ,ss -
asit - q zr szHIn p, Qitp ,,.. .lo7h
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denf. eeattfr 81. ~ ivdX ~ ssIw alcr Ar ~
gsni. Tat,t@ * :" a. Irrsa. e. rel. ~. 2
ssPsisp' E~i, * luenm. GoIf. ~. .ios
s'ss1. I. = 49,. Z, s75s rur. nen. ~. io2n
ssrie aULlFfoblHp gen. ST.. .stN
~ Y. =. ~ Wv N 4, gTTpfp. GtffI Ct. ~. i0yHi
S,sase Ms ss vi y ~ & .alklcic ksE. rd. ~. q
9IsR &sf q Haer .4blo1 .iEs SShssp 4, ~ 81 X, e2M
g.,g.s.kR. rdts.- 73Al seds, =, Ir a,M
Fbic. 4 gprtbsv. 6r " 60 eas.''' -
Dol & 60. rel. ~. ssNlso. Nd.lp. a, 80 WI. ~
rsnp 90 .Gr. .rsfbe. eoss 60 Easlw. aen.tr. 1gN
~ ~ Z. I.es,f.se siISrs. asac ~. lO0H
sts sfe sssis: @ H. &, asssassses s|ss sst ; D. @ s1
Sr. aer4b. 1, A.. ss3yurior pae. ID tr.. "
4, gsnf. fef, A.. sINU 2. Rubtsr &C.. Io2H,
mt. n. 4. es... THu. .. ytcel 81. 1854
mt met ~ 49,. 6sM E.Ta q Gbtnt. 5r. s9f.
6anf g. o. rel. 6r. ~ M0b1fb 1. Ee. e...,.. -.
9. ebure beb. 49,. So tiricr ~. 20. s6
n. mi. lr. 49,. elk Hefiirab .Gl.cu &c. liz
H.. n. 4 Z. I. lr-- rs
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Mtetaa : Narft.
Rep gort, 5. WsdrS.

Jfep yort, Q. Utdr5.
aupfer. = Mdrtt feit.
glecrrplptie. - Wtartt nominal. -
3lpeitss Quartil $33.O0-35.o0 no
minal; orittes Guartal $31oo-32.
80,
GiIen. = Martt its.is; so. / Rpr
tbern $34.00-36O0; Ho. 2 $33.
5o-34,5O; gp. / Soutbern $3O.5C
-31.5o; go. 2 $3o.0o-31.0o.
3inn. = Martt tart; $500.
glei. = Martt feft; $9.5o-9.s7.
Spelter feit.
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Gbicaap. Is. W2dra.

Sdpeine. - 3ufubr $4,000. -
Martt fsit. 40-50c iiber oem seitrts
gen prsiis. Buff 14.00-14.25;
Isiate S13.45-14.25; semii6te $13.s
5--14.3O; idpsre 13.0-14.35; raubs
$13.So--1S.s5; Gsrtsl S10.5o-l2.'
10
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SGute. - Martt mar rubig unb
Itetig. - gaabsefal3ene 80. ! 173
-1se; yio. 2 16a-17c per pfuno
9th 8utasrs frii6s 17-1sc per
pfunb; Gountrp 13-14c; aaibfsl!s
22-24c; 90. 1 8ullsn lac; Ho. 2 3D..
13c.