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THE CONPTROLLER,s REPORr
The Most Gratifying Exhibit Of Our stnte
Finances Ever Made.

ALBANY, Nov H.-Comptroler Robin
son Is at present hard al work upon his annull
report as Comptroller. lie hopes to coinI lcte II
within two weeks, that he may have time
during next month to compete his annual mes-
sage to the Legislature ~ Governor. In the
mean time, his duties Tn the Presidential Can
wasting Board and the demands Of visitors and
Ofiicesc ekers take w his time 80 much that no
one but very industrious man could compass
the double duties thrust upon him. The tables
Of the repors have been nearly all com pleted
under the SUPERVISION Of Mr. Henry Gsllien, tho
Deputy Comptroller, who has held that ofiico
since the retirement. through old aye and hard
service. Of Philip Phel g IN 1866.
The tables will show the most gratifying OK.
hibit Of our state finances tnot has ever been
made. The state debt has been reduced by ac-
tual cancellation of the principal over $5,OOO,CO0
the largest reduction TIA I has been kno~n Tor
many wears. nd more than th.t of last year b.
over three millions. THIS reduction Will In no
hereafter, aud has been made without any
hamper1ne OF the payment OF current expenses
ut tna year. ON the contrary, the general rcvo-
nue. fund from which all the xpeDdItures are
met Will show all unexl ended balance OF over
SW'Op' an unprecedcnted thing 10 the
passed previous to the present that has not seen
ho w ucncieucy for the general Expenditures
- be made up by succeeding legislation, ana
the general revenue fund has been emptied
long before toe time for which II was intended
10 ueIhN the EXCUSES OF tDc state. further-
more, the exhibits will show that the bounty
debt, financial legacy Of the war, will DO full
" extlnguished at maturity in April 1877, by the
proceeds u the One-tnird mill tax passed nv the
last Legislature for the purpose, and by the %
g. rifles remaining In the Bounty Debt Sinking
Fund. Even tne little contingent debt of the
state to the Long lei nd Railroad Tor tlOO.O.O
under an act of 1910 will ne extinguished hnaily,
There 1. background to this halcvon conui-
tipn Of 30 iifs ony In the safe prison expeudi-
lures. These aggregate over e1tO,UO an excess
slve sum. exceeding by $4,000 similar expendi.
/ an-
inent OF prison reform under the Constitutionul
amendments. however. such xtfavagunce tau
never be tolerated. The expenditures on pub
lie buildings have also oeen somewhat excess
sivc, sRgrega,ing tl.15O,0OJ upon the new Capt.
tot, the asNlums at Oyid. PouRhkeepsie. Bui-
talo, Rochester, aud Middletown. and the re-
turmatory at Elnira. part Of this um
comes out OF the unoxpended balances Of ltl0.
The Comptroller viii not make any very long
lettor-press report believing that the tables will
speak volumes. nd That Hitter place 20 diate
upon important financial olatteTs VIII he in his
annual message as Governor.
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railroad FREIGHT TIRIEFs.
shall New York Conccde nu Advantage to
Baltimore and Philadelphia

Mr.. Samuel Sloan, President of the
Michigan Central Il irO I'd, said Yesterday II
is true SHIT the Michig m Central has ICED its
rates Of freight on certain articles. We have de-
termined to discontinue the suicidal pOlicv Of
carrying freight at loss. and hope II will not
offend tho dignity OF tho othor trunk gentle
men. Mr. Vdnderbilts remark IN rHE sun. as
Understand them, comprehend the situation.
The ilrond war ia virtually Over. The great
question Of equal rates from the West and
ocean railroad mileage are conceded and he
ONLY romaining question il whether Bal imOre
ana Philadcipha snUuld n We any advantage
over New YORK gu lOcd froiRhts. NY point il
thls Inc AivhigHn Cent L + Interested IN
maint ming Mr.. Nindprbiit's position hut
VIM" waitlnR this iinHl Adjustment Of the point
III nIsDute II J. right Tor Us to act independently
DINER Ntse. The rates to WIN ch orr fteights
nave been advanced are nc present only 1--WE
cents per lW pounds lower than those of iast
winter. We desired tn PIT I q rates M 10 last
winters tattn, tut he other lines dissent ed
The Ur'se rats will prove reuuuerutive to
the conDany.'
Or. sloan continuing. snid Wa have not
yet rai-ed the rates Of freight on grain. -four
and ureadstuHs, bnt that n only question OF "A
lew diys. Every gr lin elev tor in Chicago and
elsew ere IL fulI. ana there are not enOnR ears
now to c,Trv the freifnt to New YORK. l. Ike
Shore Hgrecs with Michigan Central that IL Ia
time the " r. cease !. nut IN / tier road viii
now act Independently Of either the New YORK
Central or the Baltimore and OHIO"
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lnRAE MILIriRF DIVISIONS
The TERRITORY Embraced Ia Enrh-rhr nj
vision aud Department Conmn udcrs.


report saws;
Tho ter iturv ~ The Uuitcd sfttcs is divided into
thrte ma ar uYisoah W of ihc MssuuIl, At autlf
sud lnclhc.
rue NV non ofur Missouri embraces tac stltrs and
lrrlfu lr+ uuTdrIu,' on Me 81 lpul and Missouri
ia ,NfrDding Westward "a. 60 luclIlr suI-t me
~ Lloui.-Gen. = n Snouuau. VITA nis headqulr rrs
~ tneas Do ahd II composed OF hNc separate neuart
nsuts3
Ir-t- lA1t - Dakota, commanded by Bus.Gcn \.
II. lr "i, Wfh n"n ON irt r. uI d.. Paul
SEQ nI Anal oi tue Platte cummindcd by nrg.-
Con q "t+r ,ra"h, With hra ul.r.'r- ~ Omaha
lNIri lnaf 90 Mtssuufi, comma Ilti ~ krtg Gen.
John Plp', vain 10" tquartrr- q For H. NtnWurth.
Fourth VI AGO, e., tonminded ny nrls ten. T..
q. a., url. vita uctduuar err. al ~tn Altuuiu.
lfiN ihat - flr cur, cor inlnurd nv Brg Gen.
4. g. Autn. win nftuQutri - nc Ncw Orleans.
lhr MiliTN DIVISION uf The Atlantic embraces the
~at"' Nnrt o, rirr mr. are Ie ,hr Atlantic ro st i+
h"tuiuirtrrs % \ ~ lurk \ ana o. compnsei OF
hr-t-ihc former u plr,nirlt, OF the LsAc, aud
Last
scrond re Department OF tne sou'n. commando
ly t.l l. n. slG 10 HlcVtt Eusad,r hcn,rdi, wIth
hU tdqulrl = no \ ltnfl,
1h' Military nylspn ~ me plcinr omnraccs the
States ami Irrrit n HNhlru lnrdr COO near tUr
luc hc cna-t, j. coma hdrd o. VI Jii.G"n IrNln Me.
DuW'l "lth Ms he uQuufrrs 80 san fraucisco, and \
e InNOset Of .hr"c den
First lhtt nf tn tuNmuii. t0uWi led hy HIF.-
con q. q. Howard, Win hcadq lirtris az Portland,
oregon.
en- Irwin Mcdowell NIth hcaulunrte,- 90 otn IAN
1hlid- rh4t Of Arizona commanded ng col \. v.
knn 70 B.vet MaIor1"u. rail-, WIN h"ai lu r,ers a,
lr,sCOtt,
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The Disregard that nisb and Low officials
Have for AN Oath.

Have for AN Oath.
Onicer Robert Sterling, Of the Jersey
city police, VINO was convicted Of atrociuus a.
saut and battery On Robert II 2pathok, WAS al
raigned for sentence yesterday before Judge
Hoffman. Two months aao STERLING, whie intox-
icaied. grossly .nsuited Mrs. Fltzpatrick whlle
she stood on the threshold Of her home IN Rat
road avenue. Fitzpatrick approacnn!. heard
his wife abused, ana knocked Sterling doWn.
Sterling iega.nol his feet and N. PLAYING his
shield nd drawing a club, sel2ed II ~. rick.
Ofhcer Nicholson arrived, Sud on the WY to u Q
station FilzuHtfick was mercilessly clubped Nv
Sterling. Before Justice Reese Sterling toli
how he had ueen assaulted nv titzpdtri, k. Fits-
patrick was dissh rRrd, aud ne hau Stern
summoned before the Police Commissi nei
Pictured testimony secured steTliug's aCquI l.
then.
Five days before your trial," Id the Judaa
t. him Yesterday. "A similar case was tried IN
tbs court. ~ which the defend ut s~oTe 10
whit be knew was rank perjury. Ihe COuTf
ew n, and expressed its opiniun frankly. Ne
had NOT proceeded IN Ia your case nefpre the
same phases became apparent. ANY one " .
Understands the condition of TINS CDuntIt
know IN 4 ITS misfuitiInes l-dty nc OauseG -,
tue uisr' gard wnich .u.,ic ohcIal7 have Tor the
sdnctlt, 81 an oath. We see u evelywuoHr.
frnm the highest IN The nation To- tie lIWc-t
OH 'er I'm tue iani. Yuu were accused 81 20
offence. minor ln Itself, and % escape a posi- -
a brother nicer 40 supported you ON the s. nd,
II was also clearly proved, committed pei ~.
ana appealed to him 10 -wcAr falsely IN Vour n'-
half. Can wuf httr of Affairs pOssiab
eKist1 What confidence could the tOurt O. 80
Ia -uch testimony II offered for the stat {
Whatever sympathy the Court may h ", Vt ii
swept aside In the desire 10 do justice 10 o.. iA
out aged comil iuant We intent 10 rum .
wa, and severely, That me lesson m 10 fplt.
lou are ,entenced 20 y I'd laoOr IN tao pfni,en-
tl4iy Tor niue months
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MOTHhR MiRY MiGDALkN.
Hel Testimony la the Casr az the Contested
wa OF edward Bowie.

Sister Mary Nan,lai,n Glover Superinr
=, - -
o. 'ne h""ae u u" 'n'd 7hebhefd' ana Presi-
dent u the h lard OF Trustees. tesftied, Nester-
q T. I'm "A contested viii .uit IJ,y ,rt u,,ta
-. , -
'"'''"i' "'' N"'N" j" tue '''N' anu ldl'hl"l
Npman Cath ulc, hnu accumulated about t~OuO
of re,i and nnrso-,,I ,,r,,n.r+v 10 ,,,, q, ,.,ti
-. nv ",''. a VIII
ueNle'hR an MS property 10 Mo Wlie' Ia febru-
arY last Mr.. anu Mrs Blyle went on a trio %
Tirope and het,re Inns den,rturs NJ u,y,,
"'' ''''' ''' "''''
Auueu co"lcn'o tue Will providing mat SHOULD
he and he vito perish 10y the same G l4mi v"
tnen aii his ate snould 20 70 the Iuu.e OF tie
Good Suci nerd. otherwise the viii sho lid re-
man J." 'uu iurce.
liis wife died Ia Pairs from natural causes. IN
nit Last, aud Mira. Bow" followed her TO tue
grave .tOut tnrcc DAYS ift,r ward. the House
ot thn Coca Sncphern set 40 a claim for the
plo cry und' tire .1di'll. md their claitn II
dis putei nv AIRY intiine of nuNhn aud Wu.
j. 'owly ot New Irk. reuics utcd 20 he an
cunt ani IA cousin nj the tc-.at1r. The con-
-tauts secured the services II Malcolm Camu.
peii, vino md formerly been counsel flr toe
N II~e oi tIe Goud ~urpu, At. tnu Mln. ap.
Pc red, knew moro h ilt the 40 n 81 tnc in.
70 ton IMAM TIE Notncr Sunerlpr, or any other
person ON 81 her - ir. nr. M1lr1m cynrunrI
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January iassS Tor feqraary is ii5sc i5s Msrcn ana
same V Week IL. I've ye sssS O'''
rlnsovi..i9Ns,P9tk steady, with moderate saes Of
AZ me Close " corner November contracts, which
5000 65 and tr Us sa n,ssa moR acen s sn ne
iiss SIa,' e, long clear sides ec pck 81 huns
I'm saos AZ 5000 Tor prime city and tiu8ii rtGid
operd hp 'Srs e Gs fS 5 9,y + F@
tlgdl,e for me year and pcccmber, ami no sie Tor
a. a. gSsdes .Iill weusd g 'e prime 10 choct Ia
chocc. esg gic., common 10 good iSssis . crc9'm.ry
80 re- Cnccsc arm. hut buyors hold OF. stat, fae.
mlnd amt -cnrcei IRE Il. trg1c.i timed III SIC "
BUSH M d - for SfTS Co. ' ~ T%aESe ,s 81 P T"r
new 10 snrins Chicago and Muwaukr c. and fi.ao7i
w. p sd g aee S'" or sqe Bsrey nd oa2s;
Ssa %' a1 '9 FOR sca wesr %'h ncu% sSs
No al jser. nndSit nc. for ahite do. ircunns 40.
49, Corr was ncr anu lc active sales 81 900 bush.
x nisV9'6e- for Western mScd in,gdlng No sna
o9c steamer mixed -, anci new Western nnixcdat
AT GES ya cs4s W va Va sEa a9c D9 .easv
S o. I0, o so re er@ % Of E ss ss ssrc az sai
w. hcc wa. IN som dema1i IT i%ed'ec. Tor 90.
nrm ana quiet tair 70 gocd refining Cuna. ~
a's' ' ssei oi g nhds go boxs ana 539 pie, atn
sis az NJ a." % d1nta 1iy "'rye sp'
suNDRiIs- naval storos we're generaiy nuict hut
Ira9y ~ $50 sfc for spirits turpcntiuc' nnd $500
fEfp Tor comm to good strained tosn In pntrul.
ca tait ttaur was done sales i2jOD bbla r. hned
AZ sNhc ana lJOlu do IN cases. ed NJ SOC; crude,
IN ,uk al lie ocean ghts ere quite active snd
utN uf M N ana huuirW hat hghDr. Grain 10 Liver
pool bi steam. sigNpi.i cotton, h.,1 3gd; DO. Nv
hAl' nlOli rOsin, Is. "a. aud tiuN rs g.; riain
70 LONDON, ny steam. ~ uup l. grul nv sail 3D.;
huur y 6i grain to turk Tor orders. IS 4i,d ate
same VOYAGE us. nd. Case oil to COruiu ~ do. to
Shn.hr, SOC, Eoldi refined petroleum. n hb.,
!" ~ hauhlprc 70 The tOntinlnf g.. O'itiejf.
n OF copper Is quiet lnd arm gnt.g2Disr. In tnls
trfe nave lattery been sales uf $1,000 tons steel
private lernis quoted at a. 0Sl3 Dhpr me ais ara
gmst anl unchanged. In htic- tner. were rilcs u
.Wh dry san AitunIo 90 2e'tc, and several small
uhntaclloua on private terms Ia.ow was ste 4ly and
IN fair request ut SOC Tor cts prime Nhlsk y was
quiet aud hurry STEADY at ~ DIit. 49,
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7HE P.iRh 9TIRREL.
Rush { Hawkins Il 90. Against Commits
sion'ts Martin ana ODonohue.


Mayor Wiokham having appointed yes
o. ia, Tor the hearing OF tue charges against
Lark Conn i7siOners Martin and ODOnOhue,
tnrl accu-cls md the Commissioners met IN
the aNor's m re-. Dorman B L .t.n, Jackson
5. Scnultz, and Col. Rush {. HawRius. repre-.
scented the cOmpl inants. Comptroller Green
atteuued hy imitation OF the Aayor. Iho
en- rres, IN hricf, aIe that by the votes OF PARK
Commissioners Aartin ana ODonOhue, George
n. HAM ON. for uT years discussing clerk (;
VIII m v. heRmes two years property clerk 4;
H. -, Is ROW, three W ~ clerk ~ the civil aud
topugr Dale eng ineeIs; ia. { Evan, hv years
,rlat nt secretary ; Henry hOster, Twelve
yrafa captain ut the tehtfhi Park PuHcr, ana j.
4. Bel on. tigut Yeas Ciefk IN tie Dtnbu. II =
q In : once. were removed without cause, aud
VIZ, not iht rined # any charges hg inst tptni
H. Justification of IN. n rem, vail so 40 to Dffoid
l.tu ola opp Itli ny 10 be heard. Also, chat
OiuinuiN l,ut refs have been, ana are, pnid ii
the TO 81 a. Tor eight hours wQro, aithuugn
h,uur 81 une grade IA other departments OF
ci. EuN"rnHont IN pad ~ tue Ike Ol tl.UO for
clsnL hour,' b0r.
or Nlckh .in read the following LLswer Of
& Iniui-sluho. naitiu anu ODouuuue, ihAt
iul ~ uthri cases ut Ooth Their associate Com
e aT-eu for aAse,.an Tia Ia refusing u reduce
tur talu OF mages PAID 10 lauOrers they diu not
V,nais eitutr tuo cay ordinances or tne Guy
carter.
nh,r some rgument on both sides the hear
ltig va ~.
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INornns LhssoN roR Tnn rolTcE.
sending into II Police CeIi u Wan Who should
IInve Hccn Inken into u IIo.ritnL

Coroner Woitnan held an iuqucs, yostcr-
d. in the case Of Joan DDoiey II ~ Perry street
who Gied IA u llcvue liOsJ,ttl, IN tho 18Th inst
81 compression Of tue brain, c.u.ed Dv "A frac-
tuTed skull. Dr.. S'ilwcll Of - .llcvic lIosai-Al
testified that noooY was admitted to the h1.-
piial on the 10Th inst, shown. mT.oi signs II
br ia trouble. There were No evidences u alec
h 'lism. HE post norton ex animation dis.
81 ,cd 4 frAc ure Of the skull ind lceratiuu az
~" BRAN. rherc was no evidence tn q ne So =
am incorporate man. In conriu iiou, the wttncss
ia: IN inN HpintOu. H. vs. a H. -uuj ct for
medic treatment, and not Tor PRISON.
Hurul'udu Juhu tIuklin te.tlied that no
luuuI puOloY iNiug on the Sidewalk ne MIS-
truck. az luiriy-iiitn street and broadway. lie
th u-nt he Wa intoxicated. and took lin and
his truck to tho ponce station, aud IA. r. Dr.
Sltttiiec dccl red htm To be under tue IutuuHcs
Of hqlpr. Hs wa- then locked up. In tne
iunrni - Justice h smtre cOmtittcd him for
ten day. D'puy Warden FHu. Of the romO-.
testified 10 a. u iolVv. with a doz ~ other. was
q hv rcd to nim on th- l4tn INST, from the
" a.ulngton III .cc Court Ia the " Is ack Mar ."
HIS condition was iinm d. lteiN nltIced. ana he
nrekcs until II was Thought necessary e. send
VI % 10 the hospital DIR. Btckes ue cuD-d
pOulcy wnen lac nrst saw hiu IA the padded
cell a- bphuN ing IKE person Wup mtgnt be in
toNcttcd. The ID lct 3. however, Thought fuat
he was -uNcuu- from compression OF the Or in,
AMI treated nan dccDfdiugly.
Iu' 1urf declared tn q uOath resulted from an
accidental fall from the truck, and mat Justice
hasnre ud not use proper dis ere ion In the c,sc
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SOJTH C.IROIINA.
Two Democratic Consrcssincn Elect Frse-
men who Vote Early and often.

mcn who Vote Early and Oitcn.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 2O-The announce
ment OF the official count for the members OF
Congress by tho Board Of state Canvassers re-
turns Evans and Aiken. Democrats, with s'nalls,
Cain. and Rainey. Republicans. Tue maJorities
Of each in their respective counties indicate that
the Hamilton vote has been correctly VI ted,
and that the Legislature Ii Democratic. There
Will De protests On all sides Ia the Congressional
election. The hspublicAns, Wallace and Car
penter. who Will protest the seats Of Evans and
Aiken respectively, can make no effective show
ing.
In Smalis's district his majority over Iiilman
Is only l,ils, while Beaufort county alone gave
5000 more votes than she has voters. This is the
Sea Island county, where the negroes live by
themselves, aud vote IA often az they see prop
er. hegistra lon even could not STOP tnis pas
SION. N1thlns but branding o. marking viii do
IL. A. one Of the polls a white 10 n marks ID some
OF their backs with chalk mark but they soon
rubbed that our. more ingenious protector
of the Hot put small n-h hook IN the icAet,
which could not he taken out without leaving "A
r eyed tear. But this wac only an eNcoplOIal
preventive.
Ia Reincy's district his majority Is 1919 over
Nchard-on. But IN Georgetown Rch rdson
WAS prevented from speaking by the u, eroes
and their votes are goo more than they ever wero
before. In Darlington county the M Jnrity Is
.t9' AMI there WAS more repeating and fraudu-
lieut. voting than Will be sufficient TO turn the
election on the other side. Mr.. hiohardson will
have "a hne opportunity before a Democrats
House 20 expo-e the truth as to who - to blame
in South Carolina Both he aud Mr.. Iillman
viii bs seated upOn n fair hearing.
In Gains dis iict his m Jorlty j. s.S1 over the
Hon. ". +. O'Connor. There were over t.Io) H.
legal votes cast IN Charleatou county ,loue, ne
shes a well estauiisned terrorism from the he
publican upOn the Democratic negroes
the vote OF tuis State v as ie3lOJ AGAINST 1921 Geo
at the Green election two wears uGn - tne
lTgest ever pOiled In the state The State ~
only accredited WITH having l5OUO vot,T-. There
were 1899 more white men VINO voted at this
election tuan ever before. Ouc-hftn al the ne
groes. ~ i Thought, did not vote. There must
h-ye been, therefore, 4jOVO Illegal votes among
the noLrLea.
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COLLLGE BOiTING.


Association,
WORCESTER, Mas, Nov. p A meeting
of delegates from Now Eng and coli, yes wns
held here to-day to form a rowing assucl tion.
On Dartmouth, Brown, ana Trinity Colleges
were represented, although delegate, were ex.
pec,cd from Amherst, llowdoin, Harvard, ard
Wesleyan. letter from Harvard doclinig to
Join the association 4 .ud. Dowdoln was
recognized Ia the proreedipgs, md IL IL expected
that Amherst ana We.lcNan viii also be repre-
scented ia me reg ia mex summer. IL WIS
voted 10 g. II tue Hss"rihtiOn Tue Towing
As-oCi ton for New Eu-l nd CON gos, amt
the I lowing were elected permanent 81
ncer- Ir.sideni. L. c. CaIIlgan OF DAT
mouth; Vice t'Tcsi1ent, :. w, Nj K Tsju II
Brown; Secretary, =, u. Hook r 81 rniN ;
and lre surer a. G. trockei Of Dl~doin. NV
London was teert'd ~ the piace for tn reg t-
"a next summer tne uue being Left IN the
hands u too ltegd IA & IN itteo. consls inL II
= ". e II ui ID rtuuutn, :. ID. lioon r nt
I lui g. ana one from luWuOin to De seieui ed.
II VS. vutod tuat ths race pe rowed Ia four
cared boats without coxoWain, after a mot. u
10 INCLUDE coxswalns hhd been voted down.
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FRIp.Y. NnN. q, FIoCW ANp MEAI-Thcra
was a,.r NtdtAAnd tpr luaun cAlrA, tor ,afur.
aun iar- u's tttrsud ttii1 10 40. uuf .rngn' sal
rl . uri tnu prices uLchiusrl. h huur amt r
urll Nrr utlun Md Hurn ct II sCufDr o. tI.-
er 80 q 0te Sale 4ua Western Auurrnnt - IS, go 10.
extra state &c, a1Jasto.aj Mtsl,in rprul wurat
tNirhH. t1.d sf1,uO. 40. IA hud NAA 900 -. VI.
dI winter wheat ana IA, al.i5,lt, So Nunrrutt
piLi, t0ul. - % Guy ,pippng "a .ra-, e. 300 - 80,
South ga baktrN and fiNlY Drtid-. u.fi.ttHlA
.nh' uern slppms ~ gas. s'dlgsr ~ corn zeal D.
western - HlWff 10 RrIndy Aine, ALB f3 A. Nv"
moan 'lpernue. sioO -aJl5. bueA wheat uJuf, 400
ms. ~ zoo sa6U
.urtuN Lasi,r nj m r. active tor co sumntiou
but DUt qiutanh bower, ma 'iug upl nds, ~ sales
AUei 1ats. Futures uoVIned JSS0!ser c.Oslug a.
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NEW YORK, Friday, Nov. A-Reccipis ot
beevrs we've 90 ear Loads. nni head ina.inp ag:it
or NE ast four days, against 's!i for the Inns
last week. The vcp modciat" supply ana taSorii IL
wetther increased the dem nj, un the bulS ~ the
supply oh nRed hands carly 90 anout yesc ia, quota
lions. Common to good Steers ranged from Sic -
10y Z D., g doss 5'' %. ne 70 the ~ - cwt.. VITA
Receipt. Of hepp d. limps were II car lnats ar
alfl head making 1908 since Noudiv Against 1920
for the same tiur last week. The euppv wa niiiy
equal To the demand, mud the uatfct remained about
STEADY az yeftet avs quotations. common to prime
she y, RANGED from g. 20 DC. e R and common 10
ou ininbs from iC. 10 Oiec.
Receipts OF swine we've 81 car loads. containing
$40 hogs, making ~. 500 sine" Monday. Against -pASf
for the time lasf week. Some sold w. Hl' for
T Innls " ONO hove. 90 y n. WIS not nc-rnL-h
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TNe NohbcrN Of llr. IA lin,,r snrc.

The last memuer Of the gang who planned the
r.nb - Of r. Knnrs jcwe rs store ia Wluun-nur sn m
Au-u-t. 1870. WAS captured yesterday Broadway 10y
u toe Vrr Adams and Clmnuns NJ. Ktlr'. store ls
tlil Fourth street There !, also side door opcnin
mto room back u the store ana parat Il from BIZ
by PARTITION Ia the room Mr.. hll &c saIc aui
~ YulIAlc cI.t MS stood. On the .rn.ps at the
~ ~ August MIR. Kline alone ~ Die store and
man entered witn silver watch when ne Nisned 10
have required. lie taxed mucl win Mr. Kuuc about
o. "a Dr, ana won't away leaving II ~lih Mr. k.lur.
Funr'h street was at tne time Ntins rep Ntd win
itt, c trap block ana great plts ut thn bloc ~
uura thr -trert AZ aOOut tnc same linc mat tnr
Stranger WITT the wtich catered Mr.. X lines mHu "A
hu nos -Ihe WY ltcppr mp To the pir oi sfuncs no
r. Threw on MS cot amt bcgtt 10 TOSS the .fuufs
tom ono le 90 other ~ tncrsciirny ud he work
lut oif re- unr stone had SIT 400 a. IT, pace IroIner
hNaI lowed ma ace cont nuuu. rltfIu molly
loIl througn the open uu of me J'wery store. A.
m 1904" um' irI u.n posted himself "a TIE OPP
stc ru D. ANA W.tc.rl winnie d tour 10 ~ frrtI tlD
tidc or, went rect 10 the sat- aud selected what ue
want Nt II, Clu. cnt the uUiE' Of ms movements
bcilk irowued 10 tur rittu- Of the paVug mes ai
g.. liuuic 90 o. tur uAu VIA tAr watch n.auJ4ds
NA4u "a II 1900 we're tahen
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FALL RIVER, Nov 23-J sepn Emery, father
OF MIR. Mary Emery Natnrr, alia- REMINGTON, deceased.
contests .ne vi ny which her proportl amounting to
$50 oOo, VAS tito win m =. Remington. lie claims.
FIRST that deceased WAS not ma her right NINA when the
q ruWrnl WAS nrtWn up ant signed, second, tOit uu.
tue mhnrncc nud fncu u4Hi over nN " lam q.
Remington 10 secure his "lu, tuiri mat She WAS not
IN Nlt, aH tlncc hcr death divorce la. ben, granted
the N.uw Nh'hilur ktmln-t N lr IN William IS, Rom
ing ON, the W ia that tccusullug TIE ulN.l0iy ul
ltcuhu X one Utah divorce.
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The Pennsyyania Company will discharro
many employees the ar Of December that we're
rendered necessary durlng the Centennial LxunrtiD1
The Two hundred IRAN agents are 10 b" Untifv dis
penscd win. s4me have alrenlY h..n d-Acn-rgou
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A trugpiH 81 our acql int nee. the other
d.t. - ne Thought Dr.. In nle year II. !. Inrhf' =
Inirt soap Auuh dilys DINER ton Il 70 ~ TO ihc
Nl Alth thG ADne4b,e pcup.e, GA 0tny ahvd AM, me
r. he'd;
'smplY for tins IL IL made ~ The sweetest and
trfutht mater a hnd rs tue most IN cave Ia LIS Me-
ton. Lees Ii required 10 perform he same unrpose,
an1lt H. the pleasant ~ of al toilet aOaps lac
lack I arm iai ~ rune meats thi Stru = r"rut
VT LCedcl to Gisguite oseenllal nasuness. duo.