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THE BUFFALO ENQUIRER, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1915. 15 I mm TTi DETROITERS IN BUFFALO. RETURN 12 SECRET WAN 4 UiJVtIL TABLET TO MR. AND MRS. EH.

I HUTCHINSON INDICTMENTS f'4 S' 'V Federal. Grand Jury at Rochester Reports'7 in Chinese Smuggling Cases A r- rests Expected. Prison terms are facing the band of Chnese smugglers that is known to have been bringing the almond-eyed wearers of this country I via the Niagara river and Buffalo for many years. Twelve secret -'indictments were brought 'in against Buffalo men by federal grand jury at Rochester yesterday -and today deputies from the United States marshal's office are looking for the men along the river Xront. The government has 'determined to halt this iramo and- the past several I months Inspectors have been jrettina- evidence that is bound to send many I of the smugglers to prison.

utner sealed indictments call for the arrest of men in this distrlct for courr-terfeiting. bankruDtcv fraud mail or der frauds and violaions of the immigration laws. William and Solor Scott, Cattaraugus were freed by the grand jury. In a dispute over the razing of a house. vnig ouont ratner, was shot and VflloH Ctn-HK tut.

iiii, j. v. 7" was ai- vvamcK shot King Scott, 1 allSIn turn was shot by the 1,, 4ca.ueu umy 10 seiiinK I "4uur to Altaians at Kaiamanca and as 1 i caii iitt.u ueen iaii top two mnntha I Wttums xur me gran a jury's action. juugo xiazei aeemea tnat tnev had bMri T-r Donors of Site of New Hut-chinson High School A re Honored at Special Exercises in Auditorium of School, a D. EMERSON IS SPEAKER Singularly Impressive an! significant were the exercises held In the auditorium of the Hutchinson high school when the tablet in that institution in honor ot Mr, and Mrs.

Edward H. Hutchinson, was unveiled at 9 o'clock this moraing. The site on which the magnificent tution stands was the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson and hundreds of students, the faculty of the school and many friends gathered about the tablet which will always be a striking memorial to the man and woman who so materially and generously unstated In furthering the cause of education.

Devotional exercises were Conducted by the Dr. Charles A. Jesaup and the pupils of the school formed a mighty chorus in singing the "Prayer of Thanks giving, tm speakers were Principal Frederick A. Vogt, Supt. Emerson and George D.

Emerson, the mai Members of the Detroit Board of Trade leaving: steamer at foot of Main street Tley are guests today of the graduate of old Central high. Supt. Emer- puiiisneu sumcientiy ana suspended I electricity, furnace; lot 30x116; before buy-sentence. Bert Forman of Rochester, I lnS aee our list of high-class bouses In who forged his slmatnrA tn' a mrmatr I the best reeidenUal distrtcts; Buffalo LUCKY BACHELORS Titi I li- r'H' MUTCILU KJTIUITI, VV IJulCT T7TfT ffD TD 1 1 JI Ms I V' KJ 1 1 KUfiLCSL 9 a i uiu VuJtUC Williams, Arizona. (Special Telegram to The Knquirer.) WlUiams, June 11 (Beauty Spe- ciai jjwy nanqsome eligible young Dacneiors or this town met Loretta Grif- cenrbeiuVy congest he companion beauties, at the station when the special reached here -a.

mornS and took them to The bache lors had been given tags whose numbers corresponded to ones worn by the girls and the young people had a merry time unaing "wno's who. The partv caurht th.ir of the wonders of th iv "JT early this mornimr i neir pictures were taken at the edge or ine aoysa na the girls then drove through the pine forests that line the canyon, for several miles. The beauty special is now speeding toward Los An- tseies, Muskegon. steamer C. B.

Sears, which is beln constructed by the United States at the yards ol the Racine Boat eomnanv In V. -I, wiyi wui ds launcnen tnmnrrnw rnVnV rZ a An Jt govern- over 580,000. Is for the use of Mai. timVIi nfflM i i 8 en" gineer office at Duluth, Minn. Work was started on her about a year ago.

The construction work. has hiwn charsre ot A. TJri-th onno.insnj..t MET BEAUTIES MARINE 7, me i.uicx wuicn was unveiled by Miss Sarah Hutchinson Baker end Miss Jane Watson tablet was accepted on behalf of the school by Principals Vogt. The benediction was pronounced by the Rev. Charles D.

Brough-ton. The school orchestra under, the direction of Felix A. Caeassa rendered an excellent programme while a special chorus sang. the "Song of Spring" and "Semper Fideles" with excellent effect." The tablet in handsome bronze with excellent likenesses of Mr. and Mrs.

Hutchinson occupies a place on the south wall of the foyer of the Elm wood nue entrance. It bears this Inscription: "To Edward Howard Hutchinson and Jeanie B. Ganson Hutchinson, who gave the land on which to build this school. The City of Buffalo erects this tablet A.D. 1914." John Harrison Mills Is the sculptor.

A itiuraber of guests including city officials and the board of school examiners were on the stage. awn iwiu ut strong op- -v1 mo me cuuaio people the building of old Central high school and contrasted that sentiment with me present acnievement of the city In spending over $3,000,000 for high schools. He stated the generous gift of Mr; and Mrs. Hutchinson, was a big factor in helping bring about a favorable change In sentiment. He also paid them a signal tribute for their great civic pride and magnanimous gift to the furtherance of education.

Fine Tribute to Donors. (Continued from Last Page.) HOUSES FOR SALE 3 OFFICE 220 ELLICOTT SQUARE. Seneca 23-827 Office' Open evenings. TWO-PAWILT FLAT9 Wn BALE. pr i To 84.000 buys seven-room -em single- house with driveway spec in Kenr.iore.

minutes from Buffalo city hall; $300 down, balance same as rent; full cellar, furnace, laundry tubs, hardwood finish; possession immediately. See, phone or write Rice Realty 220 EUicott square. Both Office open 'evenings. OAA Two-family house, six rooms eoh flat; lot 90x110: yearly rent fZM; If you' are looking for a nice home oe the east side, see 1692 Baily-Ave. Fori fttrther information call Rice Realty 220 EUicott Square.

1 $4000- -Twofamily house, five room; each rlHf rent IF.ftf) vearlv. 183 Chenango St. Ric Realty Co, 3 1 fifkT'wa- family fiat, five rooms 3r-LlU each -fiat; modern; built wo years; rent J430 yearly; 61 Phelps St. Rice Realty Co. 1 CW Two-f house.

seven iPtJytJ rooms each flat; strictly modern; hot -air. heat; rent $480 yearly; 26 E. Tremaine. Kenmore, N. T.

fA A Two-family house, six rooms t'sVW each strictly modern: built three years; rent $456 yearly; terms reasonable; JoifS Jefferson near Northland. Kice Realty Co. Office open even-ings. Si 'nn-Tw-family flat; built four years; lx rooms each fiatt open fireplace, tile bath, hardwood floors, e'ctricity, hot air' rent $504 yearly. 49 arren near Delaware, Kenmore, N.

Y. Bice Realty 220 EUicott dquare. fRr Two-family house; 7 rooms each flat; bath, natural gas, aot air heat; driveway, space: rent $490 yearlyi' 242 W. Delavan Ave. Rice Real- iiixcott.

square. 1 house; built five years; five rooms, each flat; open, fireplace, ba th, hardwood floors, hot air. heat; room for rent $552 i i loyi at SSn house, built one i year; six rooms each flat; "ce 11X8 oatn, narawooa noors, yearly; 660 Fargo Ave. OHO-Two-family house; six rooms Kv i.i cymn, LJiv lVV 9IH 1 .11. "rawooa noors, electricity, sleep- air neat; room for drive; victoria Ave.

Si5 nnOTwo-famllJr house; new; six pyiJjj room, each flat; all modern Toom for driveway: easy terms; 160 Victoria Ave. Rice Realty Co. ROnr0-1 liouse; .7 rooms 1 "at: A-l condition; house Anot be duplicated for the money; 1679 Amherst, one bloek west of Main St. Rice Realty 220 EUicott tq. ifi house; six, rooms each flat: lot asxias- iint no yearly; an ideal location; 197 Woodward uakwood.

Rice Realty ciiilcott Sq. house; five rooms tVfVVf each flat" nnsn fIranlBnA .11 bath, hardwood floors, electricity, natural gas, not air heat. Seaman automatic wa- 2P yariy; 217 Auburn Ave. Rice Jlealty Co. fViUVV eaCh flat; tile bath, hardwood floors, gas, electricity, hot air heat; driveway space: rent $480 yearly; built two years.

23 Sussex. Rice Realty Elll-cott 8(2. Sfi OA A Two-family house; 7 rooms Vj 25 Pen fireplace, tile bath, hardwood floors, natural gas, hot air heat; rent $000 yearly; 61 Glenwood near wain, race Kealty Co. sfi nouse, 7 rooms each flat; natural gas. hard- wooa noors.

nui air nrat-cinNa nn. dltionr rent $672 yearly; 171 Herkimer St. nice rteauy ao. Zfl fJPJA Two-ramiiy bouse, new; six rooms each fiat; electricity. natural gas, open fireplace, tile bath.

hardwood floors, hot air heat; If you are looking for a bargain see 305 Delavan Ave. Rice Realty Co. ft- Jniiia ta'; r-VlS Crescent Ave. Rice Realty Co. TAA Two-fanuiy uoiuv, new; must vu sacrifice this splendid two-1 lamujr nouse.

wun aouwe garage; inspect Gotlffi0Avean ffer; "nt 1734 -n. WW 1 S00f lf tows; Ave rooms fch flaJ never vacant; rent 816 yearly; terms to suit; an excellent investment; 397 Plymouth Aye. Rice Real- ty uo. -J S6 PUT 1 S-VvSj f- flaS- bUt sl years; walking distance downtown; rent R7i yearly; 31 St. Paul St.

Rice Realty Co. fiT AAA Two-family bouse new- I i rooms each flat; flre- piace. eiecinciiy. natural gas, hardwood floors, bath, hot air heat: sun m. 1 near Wohlers Ave.

Rice Realty Co. I CUT tffV Two-tunllv I years- extra lar living I iT.YaT rr lvln I eletriculr. YrJ' one block from Main st 7 ZlZl uuui uvuic, iiui fioe yeany; 75 Ken sington ATV. 87 AAfV Two-family flat, new; iX ejl rooms each- flat? til. hardwood floors, open fireplace, separata I laundries; rent -1810 yearly; one block I west of Main street; a rare bargain; 76 1 Vernon place.

7 9ri0rwo-famlly house, six rooms i tSJlOU, each fiat; new; well rented; if you are lookinr first-class home and a rood inva.m.. a ti 1 I ee m. uutiuims aw. mu xwoail tjo Of-I n.on UI 1 JfivT 200f rooms each flat: bath. hardwood floors, natural gf.

not air beat: drive- way space, rent 660 yearly; built three years; terms, to suit; 350 Hampshire St Rice -Realty Co. rc l' S2 )'J -y -x. I I HOUSES FOR SALE IrILLMOitE in the Highland Park Section, near Jewett Ave Well-built, two-family borne, with space for garage; sacrifice price for quick sale 84,600. Oreia Co. RIVERSIDE District, near Tonawanda, St.

Fine, modern, 2-famlly house; space for. garage; bargain at $4,800. Greln Co. ON Manchester, between Richmond and Baynes Large, modern, 2 1-2-etorr. two-family house; sacrifice price Greln Co.

VyEST UUca, near Richmond 3 1-- story. 2-family house; big bargain for quick sale $4,600. Grein Co. IN the El wood District Large 2 1-2-story house owned by man living In Detroit;" lot 35x120; sacrifice price tOOO; big bargain. Orein A Co.

YOU can't lose in the Highland park section well-built, 8-roora. modern home, with for two cars; bargain price $3,500, Orein Co. fEECH Ave. near Blaine Modern 12--'-- two-family house: full cellar, with furnace; bargain price $5,300. Grein A CO.

GRACE St. Very good 8-room house, with furnace and space for drive; bargain price $2,500. Greln Co. TN the Riverside District, on Crowley Ave. splendid l-z-story.

modern house," with furnace; bargain price $2,900. Orein Co. TT TJ 2 1-2-story 9-room -t-V. home- bis bargain at $4,350. Greln Buffalo, N.

Y. AS -beautiful as the June bride and. built 'for her use. No. 75 Royal bungalow; new.

fresh, artistic: with garage: price very easy terms; open every day for" Orein fe Bargain ueaiers, zw feari st. WIDOW, moved, from Buffalo, must sell her home-on Norwood, near Highland; space. for garage; 8-room, modern house; bargain et $6,800. Orein Co. TTAWlJEY near Forest Two-family, j-- 14-room house; rented at $31 a month; tmrgain price orein cro.

TTODOE Ave. Well-built, 21-2-story 13-room house with lot 40x200; home built by furniture' dealer for his own use; excellent material throughout; property cost big sacrifice for quick sale. 13.000. Grein Bargain Dealers. 200 Pearl St.

QO East Jewett near the new Ford P- plant; 1 S-4-story, 8-room house, with Buffalo; property must be sold iramediate-ly. 1 -Grein Buffalo, N. Y. LANDON near Roehrer-Well-bullt. two-family house, with lot 83x112; space for garage; rent $32 a month; bargain price $3,800.

Grein Bargain Xealers, 200 Pearl St. DURHAM near Kaat Delavan Large, well-built, modern, 2-family house; hardwood floors, tile vestibules, space for garage; lot 35x140; sacrifice price owner must sell immediately. Greln Co. TQ and 75 Royal Ave. Brand new bun- galows Just being completed; oak fin ish and floors garage; very small cash payment, balance eaiv: snfendid ormor lei tunity; open every afternoon for Inspection; look them over.

Grein Co. ELMWOOD District Large, well-built, 11-room, modern home; hardwood finish and floors, electric lights; space for garage; sacrifice price $7,000. Grein Co. PARK near Virginia Large. 10-nrnm hm.aA -nylK In, AarinA mnnln to Hollowiay alley; space for garage; price for quick sale $7,000.

Grein Co. HERKIMER near Delavan Large, well-built, -2 1-2-story, twe-faraily house: sacrifice cries $4,800: easv terms. Grein Co. FARMS FOR SALE AAA Cash, balance easy, takes 76 Wt.IA- splendid Niagara county acres at an acre; splendid 7-room nome and good barn; owner must sell; this is one big bargain. Grein Co.

QQ Splendid acres at Alden. fine barns, apples, pears, cherries; fruit sprayed and cared for; this is one big bargain for immediate sale. Greln A Co. acres oats. 8 acres potatoes.

13 acres beans; all spring work done; 10-roora Vio -iv-rSA- tar-m in state of fertility; 119 choice acres; bargain t7.5W. urein aw feari St. i-aa buvs 12 choice acres ln Flm. 3.500 fu Aetat, AUvaap oj'tuuiv wxa uvuta Willi furnace, fine barn; lot of fruit; sacrifice price for quick sale; 13,500. Grein Co.

5 Acres Irt Evans, lO-rwum mod-f vu era nouse; apienuiiy inaaea lawn; 13; "very covenint to Trolley? bargain. Grein Co. iota ox nuii, a ui epiciiuiu oeanng TN beautiful Chautauqua county, choice acres wun an equipment; JKV M'- v'u" 200 earl at. "I HQ Splendid Erie county acres near rjm.n, jjim, new. moawn two- nouse.

excellent earn, also all eauiDment. 4 horses. 6 cows. 106 hen. 1 machinery; every-.

or oig sacrifice, urein CO. OM Tonawanda Creek 22 Splendid Niagara county acres with modem 7- room furnace heated home: good barn: 7 Acres, countj bargain price Grein A Co. fully equipped, ln Genesee county for 17.000: think of It! A. sDlendid homestead containing 14 rooms. splendid verandas and lawns; barn 36xb) with full basement; other barns and buildings; 2 fine' wells; soil is a gravelly loam In splendid state of fertility; there is also a gravel pit on the farm which Is also ft rrvl nit on tne fann which 7 produces a big income: all the stock and some household furniture goes with the place; farm has been ln one family for over 50 years; owner retiring to move to California.

Greln Buffalo. N. Y. 1 TU3T three miles from Batavia in Gene- -v r- -u11 basement ham farm in excellent mtmm barn 32x80; farm in excellent state of Jt Yia nrlnfYm, trthtir. tri" th Mn Atvtari rt HOUSES FOR SALE OFTICS 4M JILLICOTT SQtABX SENECA 721.

FEDERAL 24640. SINGLE HOUSES AND BUNGALOWS r7fC Northampton SW near iilch- VU igan; seven rooms, bath and gas: good condition; lot 30x130; a bargain. 454 Ellicott square. near Maiten; jpOtlALr eight-room el (rht-room lot S3 1-3X 14tf; driveway epacej this is a snap as lot is worth more than the price asked. 'or inspection permit see Buffalo Home Realty Co.

2J4 finfl filaina near Oak grove; JJdtvlV" new: electricity, hardwood floors, combination furrace; built by own er for a home; could not be duplicated ror for inspection permit Bee. Buna-lo Home Kealty iU Ellicott square. 7 A (ff Emerson PL. near. Michigan vJWU nine-room bouse furnace, full cellar, A-l condition; an idaal home; before buying in the Cold Spring district see the exceptional offers of the Buffalo uome iteaity seneca izi or euerai OAA-Beautiful bungalow, Green near Amherst: every modern convenience; lot 30x140; fruit trees and garden; for an Ideal home in Central park this cannot be excelled for the money.

Buffalo Home Realty Co. 454 EUicott square. steam heat and garage, in fact every I convenience to make an ideal For I inspection permit see Buffalo Home Real pnonca I i i iju. near Brvant: seven- eTPO.ittAJ room house in -ood condition; lot 28x196; tbls Is one the best realty invMimenw ra tne city, nouae wum I mom to iw ana iwo-iwimy fi 1 Awn AT. A Flllv mtx HQ Sk vuu I k7l iHiM-niHnovuii, irrELz xuaurfc onj.

I tTDiKirtr n.mn, I Mavma rn 1U If. HiVitt I 454 EUicott square. TWO-FAMILY FLATS FOR SALE. On A Edson near Seneca; lot 35x 107; rented for 432 year; be fore buying in outh iiunaio see tnis ana many other of our attracuve proposv tions. Buffalo Home.

Realty. 454E1 I licott square. I i 1 S5.200 wnlowoTion SSi Jways rented; In fine condition; do not 1 ail to see 2 West rents for $600 1 year; no reasonable offer refused. 454 "Jcott square. near rent 1600; lot 40x115: nearly vew; cost owner 7,000 to build.

For paarti cuirs see Buffalo uome tieatty 4ii4 Ktucocr square. ffVA Wood lawn near gan; excellent condition; each flat has every modern convenience; both flats rented for S72 yearly; before buying a two-family fiat investigate this excep tional orrer. nurraio Home Kealty uo. Cfcfi 7AA near Wohlers; 4 UVT beautiful two-family house; all latest improvements; one of the -finest homes in the Hamlin Park district; you will make a mistake if you do not Inspect before buying, Buffalo Home Realty vo. oeneca ui, or eaerai Z4-640, Hickory, two l'JJri'VlIAtP Income Xt deep; will consider exchange for farm or wwielnvestlgaUng.

Buffalo HomA tv d.A In 1 1 i rnt antiar. fiQ nnflMaIn st- near Fillmore; beautiful two-family flat every modern convenience; lot 36x156; rent ror ww year; wortn suDirut offer. Bunaio Home 454 EUicott square. niTvi i izro v. Seneca 721: Federal 24-640.

-T urTL venesee ca ai me ouuaio inquirer Ra.h -for Satttrdair TBit tna receive two Mcketa fnr 'rvatn I CgQ CAA Takes two-family house, prac- Central Park dis- ffi rLSil trict; cost slate roof, each flat. siate veneer: seven rooms in ach enclosed sleeping porches. msjas rooms In attic, dining rooms nan rooms in attic, dinin eied and beamed, log fireplaces, tile baths tuiaZXtl' beauti uLe.l 5tc: easy terms. See owner. 2571 Main or phone Crescent 412-M.

Must be "oia wicmy. 8tl4 XfEW houses on Argyle Park, Claren i- don, Berkeley, Windsor, Penhurst; all restricted streets': buy where vour nron- erty is protected. R. W. Goode 49 tst.

9tll fi house and cot- eirxt uu tage In rear on Potomac, nenr Goods 49 Niagara St. ioyt; room ior anve; a Bargain. R. w. 9tU AQA Delaware Ave.

This handsome house is offered at less than half its cost a few years ago; choice construction: attractive architecturallv- a bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, electric light, hot lur'' a lavatories mortgage i-s per cent; easy terms. R. W. Goode 49 Niagara St. 9tll DERKELEf- Place New house at spe- Ciai price; oupgroinuy to DICK un an attractive nome at very iow price and on easy terms.

R. W. Goode 49 Ni- 9tll house on Oxford near )UUV1U Balcom; 5 bedrooms, 2 bath rooms 2nd floor: foreclosure ha era In a W. Good 49 Niagara St. 9tll CTA IV-Northampton.

near Holland fflUttlUU nlacet suhatanMol rooms snd bath: well hnilr- an 5arg5inKTawaIts someone. J- tn PENNSYLVANIA, near the Circle A JL. well-bUllt hOUSe With lot SOrlAO- AJ7''1 "Ijen1 49 Vi- agara t. mil A A Otis PI. Remarkable bargain 25Y ln.

attic frame folate SSnwr'fe WGodel ei ooae 9tll TjVJR SALE Modern two-family house with double garage; In one of Buffalo'; exclusive residential sections; deep iawn a.na cenwm anveway; must oe seen about quick sale. Address Two-family, oe appreciated; terms to suit to bring "uuaio enquirer. LOST AND FOUND OST Watch fob "locket: Elk head, set with diamond. Between F-erlell House and 408 on either Bedell boat. Niatrara or Broadway cars.

Lib eral reward. A. F. Meyer. 408 Broadway, POSTPONES HEABING.

Public Service Commissioner Devoe Hod son this morning postponed con nrfriitionoi iirainna at it nAiu. erravlty yards viaducts over the New York Central, because of the death of William Ti Hnvt rhif li.l Am.nul leave to construct lines ln Perry village and tne towns or ivrrv anrt a mmniaint from Walsaratiit tth- eral telephone rates and service was put over till later. rT.TTT PT A WC riTTrxiT. j-j-m (Special Telegram to The Enauirr.l Batavia, June 11. The Holland club members will hold their annual outing and nsning trip rrom ndav.

Jnn is. to Monday. June 21. at the Livingstone Inn Mcf hereon Point, Conesus lake. 61 representing the United States enKiI I regular meeUng to be held after the J3 the best residential sections of Buf-neers.

who was hmnirht -rv I tuncneon. I falo. all prices, many great bargains Just complete tha Sears and twn ih Mrs. avid snouidice or Eden is visit- now; a small payment down will be i. "ghtships 1 ing with numerous friends in Hamburg, cepted; buy now and make money.

Buf-recently finished. Marcla North, his Mrs. Louis Miller and Mrs. Edwaid fafo H0mRiTv -ft9 Mr. and Mrs.

Hutchinson. He said in "I have been Introduced as one enjoying the unique honor of being the senior male graduate of the old Buffalo Central High school, and I thank you for your greet lng. I was not by any manner of means a stranger to tne associations of the old school, but I believe this is only the sec ond time I have occupied a seat upon this platform, and upon the other occasion mereiy as a picturesque ana presumably dignified figure-head. I hope to be with you many times in-the future. I feel hteh- ly honored today in being mentioned as tne senior male graduate of the old Central High.

''Sometimes when memory calls up from tne snaaowy past, as it win more and more as the years roll on, the deeds and doings of other days, it seems almost like a dream, for we now In the prodi gious stnaes ot tne wona, reaa or tne battle of Gettysburg as almost ancient history, and yet at the hour when my diploma was handed "me the dead had not been buried and the wounded hardly cared for following the sanguinary struggle at that place, July 2, 1863, and the awful and terrible useless slaughter known in history as Pickett's charge at Gettysburg did not take place until the twelve-year-old daughter, will act as sponsor. The Sears measures 110 fot an1 nna, fnrh nnh. ,7 rs. xv. vvitiiey union street, wno ll r- m.i.

local of commerce. 7.00&7.15; light. bulk. 7.45S7.75. Cattle 'Receipts.

15.000: market, stead beeves, 6.9S9.50; cows and heifers, 3.60 8.6o; Texans, 7.25.40; calves. 8.5010.4O. Sheep-Receipts, market, weak native and western, 4.006.75; lambs, 7.00 Chicago' Grain Market. (By Jhe. International News Service.) Chicago, June 11.

Wheat Nopened 1-8 1-4 cent higher. Corn and oats were up 7-8 to 1 cent. Provisions were lower. Wheat July, 1.06; September. 104 1-4.

Corn July, 72 1-4; September 72 3-4 to 12 Oats-July. 44 7-8 to 44 1-4; September, Ja-4 to 40 1-4. Pork July, 17.80; September. 18.20. Lard None.

Ribe September, 10.75. New York Produce Market. New YorkJune U. hea Irregular and unsettled; September, 1.111-8; spot xno. red winter, 28 3-4 In elevator export and 1.29 1-4 t.

o. b. to arrive. Corn Steady; No. 2 In elevator, 79 3-4; No.

2 yellow, 81 3-4 c. I. f. domestic basis, five days ship, all rail. Oats Weak; fancy white clipped, 551-2 67; ordinary white clipped, 64 l-356.

Rye Easy; No, 2 western, 1.26 c. i. f. export and 1.28 f. o.

b. New York. Barley-Steady; malting, 76 c. i. f.

Buffalo. Hayi-Quie'ter; No. 1, L20; No. 3, L02 l-2 1.07 1-2 clover mixed, 1.02 l-2L17 1-2. Straw Steady; rye, 6575.

Hops Improved, demand; state' prime to choice, 11(613; Pacttflc coast prime to choice, 1213. Flour Prices at the mills, unsettled aid; nominal; spring patents, U06.65; straights, B.106.38; clears, 6.85(g8.05: winter patents, 6.256.40; straights, 6.00; clears. 6.605.75. Beef Dull; family, 19.5020.50. Pork Quiet; mess, 19.0019.5O.

Lard 'Weak; city, middle west, 9.25 9.35. Tallowy-Quiet; city in 5 3-4 country in" tierces, 6 l-46 6-8. Cottonseed oil Irregular; spot, 6.206.26; good off oil, winter, 6.257.00; summer White. crude (southeast), St. 33.

Futures January, 6.626.65; June, 6.10(9 6.22; July, 6.246.25; August, 6.426.44: September, 6.566.67; October, 6.506.2 November, December, 6.606.63. Freights-Ocean TsteamK grain, steady; Freights Ocean (steam); grain, steady; United Kingdom, ll12d. General cargo, moderate, demand; tonnage offerings ample. Petroleum Steady; crude 1.35. Turpentine Steady.

42 1-2. Rosin Steady; common, 3.20. Wool Domestic fleece XX Ohio, 3237; pulled scoured basis, 506S; Texas scoured basis, 5870. Quiet; native steers. 22; branded steers.

19 1-4. Coffee Steady; options opened. 5 to 8 points higher. Rio No. 7 on spot.

7 1-49 7 3-8. Rice Quiet; domestic, 3 7-i Molasses Quiet; New Orleans open get- tie, 4050.sr Raw Sugar Firm. Centrifugals, 4.89 molasses sugar, 4.12. Refined Sugar Steady. Fine granulated, 6.10; cut loaf, 6.90; crushed, 6.55: mould A cubes, 6.20; powdered, 6.10 Diamond 6.00; confectioners' A.

5.85. No. 2 Is five points below No. 1, and Nos. 3 to 14 are each five points lower than the preceding grade.

Potatoes Weak. Nearby white, old, 1.25 1.60; Bermudas. 1.003.00; Southerns Floridas, 1.003.50. Beans Fair demand. Marrow, choice.

7.207.2S;.pea, choice. 5.405.50; red kid ney, choice, 6.20. Dried Fruits Improved demand. Apr! cots, choice to fancy, 810 1-4; apples, evaporated, prime to fancy, 7 1-209 prunes 30s to 60s, 7 3-410 1-4; prunes. 60s to 100s, 67 1-2; peaches, choice to fancy.

3-4; raisins, choice to fancy Dressed Poultry Quiet. Chickens, broil ers, fowls, 12g18 1-2; turkeys, 14 Zl; ducks, 9 15 1-2; geese, 813; Long Is land and Pennsylvania ducklings, 17. Live poultry Fair demand; broilers. 20 d-x: fowls, 1516 1-2; turkeys, 1213; roosters. 10 1-2; duoks, 1316; geese.

10; Long island and Jersey spring. l-i -Butter Firmer; creamery extras. 28 1-4 zs 1-2; creamery firsts, 27 l-428; creamery higher scoring. 28 S-429l-2; state dairy tubs. 2328 1-2; renovated extras, 24 l-2a 2a; imitation creamery, 23Q3 1-2.

Cheese Irregular; whole milk specials. 16 6-816; whole inilk fancy, 15 3-815 1-2 whole milk fresh export type specials.13 13 1-2; whole milk fresh export type average fan. 11 1-213 1-2 skims, specials- KXMl; common. 49 Eggs Irregular; nearby 24 2S; nearby brown, fancy, 22 l-223 1-2; extra, 22g23; firsts, 1920l Milk The nominal wholesale price Is 8 3-4o per delivered in New York Official quotations discontinued. THE WEATHER.

Friday, June 11. Weather forecast for Buffalo and vicinity for the period ending 8 p. m. of the day mentioned: Partly cloudy, and cooler tonight, with probably showers; Saturday, normally fair with moderate temperature; moderate to fresh westerly winds. Sunday, generally, fair.

Weather Summary. The slight barometric disturbance over Iowa has moved eastward to northeast Michigan since yesterday morning, and local showers and scattered thunderstorms have resulted over the lake region, the southeastern plains states and the central St. Lawrence valley. Disturbances over southwestern Kansas and i the southern Rocky mountain districts this morning have caused showers over western-Nebraska, the far northwest and the north Pacific coast. There has been a general rise in temperature over the eastern half of the country; over the western half there have been no important changes.

The winds on the lakes are moderate to fresh, southerly and westerly." Range In temperature over the United States and Canada reported to the local office weather bureau at I a. m. The highest temperature is eighty-two degrees at Galveston, and the lowest thirty-eight degrees at Winnemucca. The sun sets today at 7:55 and rises tomorrow at 4:36. i Market News -e-e-r Cotton Market.

(By the International. News Service.) New York, June 11. Despite a sharp decline at Liverpool, cotton opened steady this morning unchanged to three points lower, A drop of ten to twelve points had been expected on the cables. Wall Street interests and houses usually operating for Liverpool were buyers. The selling was by traders and apparently the sotith.

The weather map was favorable. Local quotations were: July 9.45; August, 9.76 bid October, 9.84; December, 10.11; January. 10.15; March, 10.40; May. 10.68. New York Stock Exchange.

(BY CHARLES STORM.) New York, June 11. The tone of the stock market at the opening morn-, ing was one of the moat evenly strong that has been noted in a long time. The tone of the President's note was gratifying. Some issues made gain ranging from 3 to 5 points. The greatest evidence of strength was found in the established test the regain ing of dividends which had been taken off- at the beginning of business.

'Ray Consolidated. GuKeenheiru Exnlor. ation, Utah Copper and Chino all more than' recovered the dividends at which they 6old at the outset in the first transactions. Utah Copper, which finished yesterday f.t 69, sold this morning at 69 3-8 with the dividend off. Ray Consolidated recovered its dividend of 3-S and raaidir a gain of 1-4 in addition.

J-f Chino Copper rose 3-8 lit addition, to Its dividend of 3-4. Speculative interest devoted to a gr-iat extent to the'leadins war order stocks which moved upwards briskly. General Electric touched 175, a gain of points. Bethlehem Steel was established at a new high record of 169 1-2, an upturn of 5 points. American Locomotive rose Xl- to 49 3-4.

Pressed Steel Car 114 to 48.S-4, Baldwin Locomotive to55 1-4. united states Steel common was in good demand, moving up a point to 60, and the railroad shares, which generally were in scant supply, made improvements ranging from 1-4 to a point. Union Pacific was the most prominent feature of that 6-8 to 128 1-2. Pacific Mail mcved up 1 1-4 to CI. Despite good demand there wae frac tional recessions in the late forenoon The copper issues and war order stocks were about the only issues in which re cessions were not in order.

Amalgamated copper sold at its opening price of 75 7-8 and. Anaconda sold at S3 7-8. United States Steel receded 1-2'- Reading 1-2 to 144; Union Pacific 1-2 to 128; Northern Pacific i-4 to 106 1-4. and Erie 1-8 to 26 7-8. Interborough Metropolitan common was about the only issue making an advance -that stock selling at twenty-three, against 21 7-8 at the close yesterday.

Money loaning at two per cent. Chicago Cattle Market. (By the International News Service.) Union Stock Yards, Chicagfj, June 11. Hogs Receipts, market, 610o lower; mixed und butchers, 7.457.85; good and 7.207.65; rough heavy, DIED. HOEFFLER In; Buffalo, June 9, 1915, Mary A.

Hoeffler (nee Gollwitzer), wife of John J. Hoeffler, and mother of Othmar, Haroia, av ana Leo Hoeffler, mil Mister of Miss Anna Gollwitzer and Mrs. George Strauss. Funeral from the family residence, wo. nwz iarayette avenue.

Saturday morning at 8:30 o'clock. and from St. Vincent church at 9 o'clock. Burial at convenience of the family. Flowers gratexuuy aecunea.

lutll PFAFF In Buffalo, N. June 8. 1915. Rosina nee Rose), wife of the late Charles Pfaff, mother of Charles Pf af Mrs. Louis Schmidt, Mrs.

Ernst vnnhrer. Mrs. Dennis uemDsev. Mr Christ Ulrlch. and the late -George and Valentine Pfaff.

Funeral from the resi dence of her daugnter, Mrs. Ji-rnst Ellen-berger. No. 61 South, Division street, Saturday morning at 8 o'clock, and from Sacred Heart church, Emslie street, at 8:30 o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend.

lOtll BROWNSET In Buffalo, N. June 10 1915, Clarence ri. crownsey, oeioved husband of Kittle Brownsey (nee Rohr-back) son of Thomas and the late Ellen Brownsey. Funeral from the family residence. No.

26 Persia street, near Doat street. Monday morning at 8 o'clock, and fmm the Church of the Holy Name at 10 Friends Invited. Deceased was a member of Fraternal Order of Eagles. Aerie No 46. Iltl3 tortmh In BUiraio.

n. June 9. 1915. M-argaret, wife of the late John B. Prime, nf the late Catherine Couell.

Fu neral from the family residence. No. 32 Hayden street. Saturday morning at 8 o'clock, and from St. Teresa's church at 9 o'clock.

Friends are Invited to attend. sMRRHAN-ln Buffalo. N. June 10. isifi.

Robert husDand of Pauline Shee- han. tatner ot ir. "uut" au Esther Sheehan and Mrs. Walter Jones, and brother of Hanora Sheehan. Funeral from the residence of his niece.

Miss Bozze, No. 604 Niagara street. Sat-mnminar at 9 O'clock, and from St. Joseph's cathedral at 9:30 o'clock, friends are mvitea FAUST At Wllliamsvllle, N. June 10, 1915 Louisa, wife of Rudolf Faust, mother of Mrs.

P- J- Heusinger and Mrs. J. Sage aged 65 years. Funeral from residence of her daughter, Mrs. P.

J. Heusinger. No. 12 David avenue. Pine Hill, Saturday morning at 8:30 o'clock, and from Most Holy Redeemer church at 9 o'clock.

Friends are invited attend. VOLKH KIMKR In Buffalo, N. June 9. 1916. Henry, son of Casper and Margaret (nee Volk), aged 24 years 7 months 8 of Mrs.

Joseph Roth, Mrs. Henry Saltwell and Margaret VAiuhimr. Funeral from family resi dence, No. 440 Sycamore street, Saturday morning at 8:30 o'clock, and from St. Boniface church at 9 o'clock.

Deceased was a member of Commandery No. 22, Knights of St. John. Friends invited to attend. Members of Commandery No.

22 are requested to appear at St. Boniface hall in rnll dress uniform Saturday morning at 7:45 o'clock. DRURT In Buffalo, N. June 10, 1915, at the family residence. No.

25 Vermont street. Mary E. wife of John E. Drury and mother of John daughter of Timothy and Ellen sister of James Julia and Anna M. Sullivan, and Mrs.

John J. Kelly. of funeral later. 11 next day. I a I oruer ror Z5U was ordern to mn tution and report to Judge Hazel at tne September session of court.

uonald Bain, assistant district attor ney, argued against Henry V. "Wood- IwrtV fJ?" PU; an ar" rested here charged with being Illegal- IV in tne United KtatM. T-T i ma that 5 -CitlZen- JudSe r7, The May term of court was conclud I e.a with the report of the Jury yester Jucge Hazel returned to Buf- lia-l- me next session will be held at Affairs at Special Telegram to The Enquirer.) Hamburg, June 11. The ladies of the W. c.

T. U. held a flower meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. C.

Frills of Clark street, the flowers to Buffalo. The Toung People's Branch of I the union meet this evening at the home "lUl't, I iick I Mr. Fnrrt and Ron. of Conneant fthln. 1 are tneisruests or Airs.

ju. iaiiev tnia i I "JfP- Van Bradt of Fort More-an S-PJS1 Thomas BallaVd. Sr. Mrs. N.

E. Armsdell of the Creek road, will entertain the ladies of the Willing Workers Society, of the Methodist church I at luncheon at 1 D. Tuesday afternoon. I throne are to entertain this evening in I honor of Miss Eduah Knoche. the guests a variety shower at the home I OT MIES KUeDen K.nOCne.

Ifn i-r tUi TTninn IO VI. AVCM 0.111, A' 1 Ulll I win attend the meeting or guardians in Buffalo Wednesday to complete arrange menta the aummer camp at Point JhA.cf i'1'" iw w.iivw.4ua feiiia etui tUTi i mAh. hnMinir mufini, Someof home -of Mrs. Withev this eveninir to m.ir. fn- mnminta fnr th.

ieditlon. William O'Donnell and Fred Stanley of England are the guests of Mr, and Mrs. t.T.- wXl7i.J tii. Wri wnhn i iS ANGOLA PLANT HAS BIG FORCE (Special Telegram to The Enquirer.) Angola, June 11. A large number of I tne employes or tne jumbiem works of this village have accepted positions with The Emblem company has been working the Pierce Arrow company at Buffalo.

overtime recently, completing big Cana- dian, orders, but It has had no trouble tn JTT "1 i iiuumii mam iu iiw poHiuono ieit I open by men leaving for Buffalo. FORT STANWIX CO. ERECTS STATION (Soecial Telecrram ta The Enauirrr I Silver Creek, June 11. The Fort Stan. wix Canning company has corrected a I nnmher of mSRleadtne imnnna nla.

I Hm tA lt fniin iffMMaa Tn th, I place, it was the Farnham plant which 1 was destroved bv fire, and thev intend to build there this year, although thav 9 T-n a nsa.vtnlnir a.tlnn ln I Farnham for shelling peas, and these I will be hauled aiiitn nlr tn Tirlno- 1 i The comoanr la Inatallino- mnanm Tiis-ta. I speed machinery at this Plant and will I able a to take care of all acreage under contract for both Trvlnir Pomw contract for both Irving and Farnham. except 250 acres of tomatoes which were under contract at Farnham. The officers do not anticipate that it will fee necessary to run any more niKhts than usual. In fact, perhaps less, as the 'arge amount of modern machinery now I liJ msianeu win iacmtate tne work, I They expect in the busy season to be able aooui wt persons, it would be 'mpossible-to rebuild the Farnham plant hSs season; but at the proper time the wl" consiaer tne matter and vmjit.

vimy wa.ni 10 ao anoioer yet. this connection. FOR BETTER FIRE ALARM SYSTEM (Special Telegram to The Enquirer.) Dunkirk, June 11. At the meetintr of I mo uim.m exciia-ne neia I last evening, the matter of fire insur- I ill Hie oiy tvus QlSCUSSea at I Hamburg 1 I 1 1 I I I I I I i I I 1 I i 1 i to 3' P. "We are here today primarily to con gratulate ourselves, to congratulate the city or nurraio ana an its good people.

and to congratulate the great cause ot education upon this splendid exhibition of a disinterested generosity altogether too rarely met with in this busy scheming world of ours. Many have the means but lack the Inclination a much larger number perhaps have the Inclination but not the means but like some flowers that bloom only at rare Intervals, we have here this magnificent building with Us splendid equipment, a perpetual testi monial to the man and the woman wno have in their noble lives exhibited the rare combination of the means and the 1 inclination in the same hearts and souls, Message from Old to New. "My mission this morning Is to simply bring a message front the old to the new. recall our scant facilities and the strug gles passed tnrougn ror even tne limited tiroa-ress we did make, and as I bring to mind the vast difference between your present surroundings ana ours of the old en days, it is with no feelings of or of bewailing the privations we en dured, but the rather to rejoice that there has come to another generation of students these magnificent possibilities with all that Is involved therein. Speaking for myself and the boys and the girls of the olden days, many of whom have passed over into the spirit land, I believe 1 speak their sentiments in reminding you of the present school of the old standard not how much, but how well' that we look to you to maintain the well-deserved prestige of the old Central High as a builder character in your chosen paths Of life and In your uplifting Influence in society that these magnificent facilities have contributed in a very large measure to the nearer attainments of the highest Ideals in life and living." uici au witni" lu gl iweive leet.

xne null is uivmeu into six water-tight com- partments by five transverse bulk-1 ireads. Immediately after the Vnch- 1am 1 iduncn- I wiLl be towedk to icujouuig, wnere unaer direc- tlon of Mr. North the boilers and en- gines will be installed. At the end of next week the Sears will be hT Muskegon to receive the flnishine touches. The Sears will be ready for serVi August 1.

She will be mi CiUsiVely on Lake Superior. The steam er wui do propenea by a compound en "ixteen thlrty: fc ii uiauiciei lengxu OX piS- ioh Birono oemg iwenty-rour inches Her boiler will be twelve feet in diameter and eleven feet two inches long, tested to carry a working pressure of iao pounas Freights and CHiarters. wieL, hi. in rT i ble.Mningup buness aa they have had at any time since the 1 tm TtHa- v- i. is claimed that some boats are carry-I loss.

has been done at Chl'cago-and the head of Lane oupenor at less than a cent a bushel and In a few cases big carriers have taken short cargoes at the rocK uouom rates. Erie Basin Closed. Warning to mariners that the, mn uwhu is "ubto to navigation while 1 tne new Darge canal terminal is hoincr I constructed, nas been spnt nut the signature of J. B. Garman, state! naroor master.

Closing of the ha sin I was oraerea Dy State Superintendent I of Public Works Wotherspoon. MAN DYING, SHOT ON WALK IN WOODS; WILL NOT TALK (Special Telegram to The Enquirer.) Niagara Falls, June 11. Mygterv rounas me snoonng or Frank Karrath. miner, xwenty-one years old, who is dyini in the hospital in this city. He was shot I oown in strip or woods near TJe Vmh-k I college campus about nine o'clock last I evening.

There is a bad bullet -wound in one lung. As near as the police can learn I person, man or woman; was seen in com pany with the victim at about the tim the shots were fired. A. number of rt dents heard the shots and ran to woods where they soon located the wounded man. He was conscious despite the shot In his lung and refused to give the authorities any statement concerning the affair.

At the hospital all efforts to gain any information as to the identity of the assailant, were vain. The victim stoutly refused to discuss the case, to tell who was In the woods with him. If or to mention any names persons with whom he was in company aunng tne day. It is not thought that he can live through the day. TO HOLD BETJNIOir.

Two hundred surviving'- veterans of the One Hundred and Sixteenth regi ment- will hold their annual reunion at Elmwood Music hall tomorrow morn ing at 10 o'clock. They will celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the regi ment's return to Buffalo after its period of service. There will be addresses by officers and members, and music by-Charles Konkelwitz's orchestra. 1 1 1 molded beam Of twenty-two feat anilli. I I I i I U.

I1" i to the ter 7 house, six room-l8 county, ui cnoice acres, 13 apartraentrbath ffl! did f-cre of apple. In bearing, also i naru- 1 neaches. cherries, mrjea. on niH- cul-Bummit tivtion; everything goes: immediate pos DIED. rtrCHER-In Buffalo, Agnes Rvrcter wife of John Syrcher, Jr.

(nee f-arV Wister of George, John Gagaer Aldeii N. aged 63 years 4 months Funeral from the family No. is Roeder street, Monday Trni'ne tt 8:30 o'clock, and from St. rv Magdalene church at o'clock. De-ed was a member of Christian B.

No. 7. uuu uuuia, ew ftv-ii iii not air I very deep lot; first-class condition- ileii i. 'ii r7w vl. meal I location; rent 720 yearly; Ave, era: room lor driveway: rst i 4 Goulding Ave.

ST.inr rom. eah iT "SS 'f. ii i ifl open fireplace; hot air heat, hardwood xir tii hath. 1 tioors. tile bath, electricity: 427 WohiT cor.

Goulding. Rice Realty On. KAn 'rwo-famlly house. net rrri-t fori11 driveway; house Boston style; location I very ne; rent zv yearly; 20l Porter I fT rTAA Two-'family hat- new" rr I S7.T0O7ooms 'Lx 1 em; you are loollngjor flrrt-class borne let us how you 207 Lafayette ytce itesuy 7K Two-family House; seven! 20, I roornseach flat; all im Drove- I rant -vaarlv. ais WI WIWU I near unca eu rtice Co I e-O Ail A Two-lamiiy house ud I OOJUU tage; six rooms each flat ei.w k.riwni ni 235 I i A tA 5 TN fic low I1 I at -SV session; mg saenne; Grein SDlenaia utile piace xor J2.000: 11; acres, 2-story house, nice barn 20x25- applo trees.

20 quinces, also peaches' ears. grapes, making in all one ninwi a Pndid Kin LTaler. Greln Bargain ueaiers. a'" a splendid Genesee county village, 40 caoice acres, excellent Duildings, also stock, tools, equipment and household furniture, everytning goes; Immediate Poasl a41 crops ana wort included; Pric terms reasonable; balj Interest; big bargain. Grein Co JtULLiT equipped; H200 takes 69 splendid Genesee county acres; acres under cultivation: S-room house, srood 4Sa horses, 3 cows, all tools; everything goes $4,200.

Grein Co. vm vnii.Uuui muei irom -j. station: mProve1 roaci natural gas; 6-room house, commodious barn: all tinker Additional Want Ads Will Be Found on Pae 16 1 11 tricity. hot air heat, deep lot: btilit omIt5Moii: to arden truck; will ex-year: rent 94 yearly; 619 Fargo Ave I change or sell on easy terms. Edwin S.

Rice Realty Co. arso Ave- Webster. 406 Brisbane Bldg. some length and it was the consensus for that road. He devoted this morn-of opinionthat an effort should be ing" session to hearing application of launched by the city officials looking the PerryaElectric Light company for 10'w19 ii fn Faudl), mother of Christ.

Scheerle. tnee HchMrl. JrVhV, of Lillian Everding. Funeral SSS? her UtV1 residence, No. 430 Pratt i nn Hirlrnr nd from mi.

fi.ii street, at 2:30 o'clock. 11U2 tjrkt LAND June 10, 1915, Mark A. Hol-, Tf Kliaabeth and the late arkus" Honand. brother of rJfnfv, Ertwftrd and the late William Jivei Funeral from the family home, 153 South Division street, Monday morning at 8 o'clock, and from St. cathedral at 9 o'clock.

Friends ln- MUIirilY-In this city. June 10, 1915 at the family residence. No. 219 West Ave MaW B. Murray, wife of Timothy H.

lllrlhv mother 'of Herbert Paul Z. -Murray, and sister of Margaret K. Mur-rav Notice of funeral later. i-AfiAN-In this city, June 10, -1915. at the family residence, No.

362 Plymouth Ave Michael Kagan, husband of Katharine Kagan. Notice of funeral later. irFRBKRT-In this city, June 11, 1915, xi rV Herbert, wife ot Jdwara j-ierpert. ivronflav morning, June i. from 1- Ulit i o.

o'clock, and from St. Mary church at .10 o'clock. Friends arui invited to attend. Utl2 SQ n0nTv a1 hou8'5 81 roomi VT7ANTEI-Thomas Ranee. 661 E.

Utlca nA nt" n1P. VV to call st the Buffalo Enquirer bt w' f1 nd receive two tickets for Costal Beach fRoeahrere. Crfc' for Saturday night. I iutvh mo niz5ni.nan.ju ui a mouern i mo xiuu. siaicui vniitu Miii restore I this city to a class A rating under the I ruies ui me oib uiiaerwTiters- asso-1 ciauuii irom wmcn was recently I uukcu iuiiuwing mi JiiissvtscLion Dy tne atButiimuu I The board of trade is also undpr-ctood I be In favor of the installation of I sucn a system ana in an probability common council will take this mat- up at tne next regiar meetine wmcn is to be held next Tuesday even-I ing.

i nou? slxroolrns" J.UUU each flat: ODen ranlau n- nth. hardwood floors, ciactrixitv heat; lot 60x172; terms to suit; 45s Woodward near Amherst St. Rice Realty Office open evenings. 230 EUicott sauare." bouse, new. em; seven rooms each fiat; driveway space, steam heat; one block ITPLJ imwood car rent fO vearlv; W.

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