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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-19

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IN JaUtfrY d. ISL we lhdl51 uvfcef, Nv eotl.
usr,i Nuhl 900 U.rt. save fpftvlNutly thh
27A9ll 10 iHnu.fy H., lss2 the PuAnhp
al % im, Il am AID + riv.uAtltuI 90 ionts, Hs
r,mrupd Nttn lla ca ieTc.t a.t e lsl l"i
The stock IN hunp Ald AnDAtis umalvl ~
O. 7GOi ttrcH, h. CumpHf'd VI hlh@ " f,ts
one year ago, uni yl'I0J i,f,os January h@
1852.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY,
BACON IN ri ul,hr f.dos tAW Long
clear Ad at lose,
DRY SALT ort clear rldes, $40, Luns
clear. a : les breakfast b.cOn. TO
HAils--Canyasscd sud unctnyass Il, fsc
LARD Tl-iOu gAr har.Durrui 100
lu.pound cauS ioAg N'pound trna 10y
u pound caHH 10 mound oana. ieaC &
.nurN .f.wa 70
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80. op,r. AND pRs.psrurrs.

80 GRAIN AND BRgADsTUrrs.
REQ 10 BY wagon of grain to-day were greaty
,mnroyed. Osts ca ne In freely md were all
taken by retail dealers; shipments are ! car OF
ouorArloSs TO-DAY.
"HEaT-Cnoice, 90 medium. low graz e. 9G
kYfENominsi at COO: northern, $50.
COsN new in shuck, $50; shelled and
oATs-Cboce, 3sc; sacked, 20 higher.
rLoCR-PatenL 60: early breskfasi,
Todd Mills Patent 8 So Union Is; Prairie
Flower, co. Star. Chain, 25
BRAE-Ai mills, 75c; In store. 9oc.
cOGNMEAL-Fino holted per 100 pohnus'
HoMINY AND GRITs-5 90 per barrel. ~
fEhI-Chopped ,oIn per 10 ponnos l. ~
chopped corn az and oats yer ao ioo p0uhdS' i'
GRAHAM FLoUk-rer 100 pounds. 500.
HAY-Dsrk. 6 O0Gs 90 bright 10 W from
stores. prairie. beled, dark. w orgns
ii 90; bright free on board car IL w.
TuifLIET sEHD-6sc German millet $50
The London and Liverpool IN srkets for wheat
and corn ing the week have been vsty
slov Al times inactive to dullness. The Urited
Yinadon like 9th whcattmporiiuso countries.
has 80 yet shown not the slightest dispo.ltlon
% purchase Of the heavy snnppne'
Lac mai and Geographic advices from
India state that the state OF the weaver IN I'm
al promises AN Improvement IN tns cfops'
Pro pecis are also said to be good IN the bom
Sav sresife cy wheat in India In All markets
h xerv dull and tending downward. south
xustr allan adviccs November TO- corrooorate
tSo prevtus reports - 70 an exec ptlonai y GOO
erop. In New z ala a the harvest "a back
Vssd, but otherw se promising well. Lass't a..
vjoes nom the Argentine Rerublic spesk Ia
Nth terms ri the wheat harvest In sll Inc prov.
fncs.' In Buenos Ayres the wbeG crop hse .
An sller acre ge than last year. In France the
Grain trade IL quiet and country mar, en have
veakened. Prices tor wheat sre against hold
N 81 Berlin and the market has been nst
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rism, oYs1I'i.s AND GAME.

PtsH- rsi shogphoad aud Trout l2c EtU
Orisanr rcN sranrCL ZEE SnAnish macktr'
el 40 IfVll 40 ~ fsh, dtrssei. leo
OYSTER Bee Nktil9Uge, pot d1i NNA, %
med uin, 2 DN f.goiic sclrtt, 8 % Bnlitm BE sc.
loot, 6 so Aa.trDr3l 1us BcfwloFs bay, ~
per huuGTuL
GAMF--N tni,On ans an,elono hflS Buffalo
\. Ducks ptt dozen, 2 Coz quail, 20 Wild lur'
keys, q osp OF Yrousr,2 20, Squirrels 10
llsbbits 70 lack Fshhits o.,
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LIQUORS.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.


ALCOHOLIC 20 per gal, a. per high wines.
NHI5EY-Rectihed, COOL 80, as DOR PROOF
sour mash, one year old. 70; two yoars ola,
75eDs 10. three years old, 2 25m2 6Oi fancy, OK
ira old whisky. 3 c0a.5 10, rs per age. ,
WTNFs-ClareL IN ases O0GA on, per quar-
it,; Cntaw bn, per gal, 9Oc@l 50, Pert, Good =;
sherry, per gallon, ] COOS 90 MADEIRA, per GAL
los. sO@5 O0 white vine, IN cases, . 5,s 10 ".
CUAMPAGNE-Jules Nun 6 Co. p VnSs %;
Hpidsick IN basket, - ses82 30; hruRi IN bhs-
ket. ~ bOGs2 30 DON este champagne, GOA
~ 90 =, IN
ntutE ~ SO sudwelseT own $50, " 6G plnts
IL 50 Eflan g0r boer quarts W, pm'S' ~ On
kec beer. S Is.
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PROVISIONS.

IN. specnistive msrrst f,r h1s products vss
A. rre.s q trs ops ring OF the week mainly
inv. m N fire. Gales. There VS. some DEM nd
fron Il or,er. rsckers sns renp-rs but rot
sufsriens ~ crun sct ibls he msrket then
s-esdi d th"ugn tne ont oof ~, me Ioreie
fvsde us Mt IN "a rad bright for the remsin.
6er d he m nth. L<t<r pro sf-sdie . and
x6rn1cs q Itlle Cash lsrd hs. rot gonc VIZ
n i6lv. ard pok hes hesn cslie1 for IN very
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0uEENswAHE.


Cuur. rJoHs TODAY.
ASSORTED CRATES--t0 00ss75 90.
TUM5LIGg~.s5c VI 30 per dozens, 6-oGs-N
per boE; ecbl.ti, 6 zoo % per barrel ~
sTONh,r - Per lgI gAllole, 10 OO@i2 W.
I,kMPs-B II, 2 % "a. H.. 60 lamp Chin
n,vs o. nor b,x assorted c.ss iainpg..2 a's
FRENCH CHINA--toc franek.
STERLING 6OODS-S 81 per :.
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suer1>1 disrss hes v Brscstre<fs from lead
- 9ssspfp ~ n y PRODUCING ce'ters rspo I
d. u = - 3 ves<s 10 ne rrsc-s q he r.r
SSSSSs11re1 0nglrg the eeek, ard hat he CO.
- = : = ; Sss ssSss : s.;@ =
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sPgcIF g VIRTUES IN DYSPEPSIA.
DIR, "A. Jenkins, Great Falls, H., SAYS
~ can testify TO is seemingly almost spe5
ciiic virtues Ia cases OF dyspensia, nervous,
meas and morbid vigilance or wskefnlness."
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

ouoTiTioN- TO-DAY.
Mems hip hiogans, from g5Bl %
BOYS Kip brogal !, from sngl ~,
Mems A. calf brogans, from cool 10.
Boys 7. calf bro,grs from % %
Mems kip 2-bucsle powA ] COOL 20,
Boys Rip 2.bucklc plnws, S1@l 2, -
Nous bunhals congress aud button, Ioee2 a
Mems Cnli bgls. congro > Rn button, bNDi on
Mems kip boots n O1a2s 80.
MrnuP calf boots. a 90 n a. 20.
Men's alt b lots. - Olat0 90.
Boys kip boots, n 0lrls OF,
BOYS =. boots, 10 50tg2t 90.
Boys cal cots, % 80 ~ 90.
women's ~ hip polkas, In@s1hc.
Miss % kip pOlsas. 6be.7Oc,
Child's 10 Xiv polkas, AL size, iSisi5c.
Child's kip polkas, u ] sizes 81 CSC.
womous calf psi and ss Iolish, ] oo,3i 30
Misses calf 20 < and IS polish. 90dl H.
Nomeu's hun sewed polish, % -,
Women calf seweh polish t0fl sIH;
womens rain scvo aud polish 30 70.
Women's kid sewed 1901 10.
women's goat sow,d polish, 80 10 70.
Nomcns grain Fewed button Ol 10 -
Women KID sewed hutton, ! 90 loSOO.
womens goat sewei button. 7bto22
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couc,,n snd uoarseness.

Cougha snd Hoarseness.
me Irritation winch induces coughing
i'm medi ately relieved by use OF Browns
Bro,chial Troches." Sold only In boxes
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DRY GOODS.

I-sew yo,k dIsn, ,ch saws sth, dry goods
-, ,teI ha, shown some IMPROVEMENT FIR tho
NJ. I week over proceeding weeks. and the bet
ter Zee Ing %h,ch S S largo number u buy.
.est a.a rsnortsd in Tho market. Tsey are buy.
,,'s mr. s Iiwi,ed extent n"d agents are not
, , ~ e,, .ssss a. Inc matLet NAV improve and
p,,n Ri es rne bsfors stocss are closed out
There ba, Tee n falr demand for cot on goods
anH al far moderatt quantities have been OF
anu , sa non rii"ns n Increasing interest In
E n.,n,s T. rerorted and a tatis act1ry business
bas naen Sone in some makes. Printing cloths
hss pvo n,Inuea oue AMI dull without special
na ,, "" Kantnctv iears have heea active hut
h n!va had 4 IsI, cal, and he same may be saii
nave M ap, nm other course yarn ittons
pres" goods are still b ing looked after with in;
tefsn oium Isa IL resoried Tor future delivery.
a ia'r 'o''he i 80 ro.DAl
o,,,,ra so,.,,,ars ~ ,,odi, s, alouopu EDS,
fhIaLs y C1aSncn ~, Merrinso &: ,,reen.
harmony q r. IIh,on soiid' 5l: Peabody
NTn 81 n n.eh,S, hirch az. ainpeon hlant.
sone, ~ reau o,,yr,ng ~. Giouosster mourn.
ot; sim9 l,n.n -. ,sia, oink and purple,
ny o. ne iii yed q. n, hlne and green. ii.
O. Arp nW1; u HiPPnnwS oaEsTICs-Angusta, ~,
! Indian Heso, 5"ii' oie su. cssoJ a. TX
~ husonaol a,ssla - az. Na,che.. ~.
ooroy, 80, ~; 'h A. sb. Georsa, "a 6N;
oha,ni osA' e iriernat,onai a. b,.
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NATIONAL Guard NOTES.

The Third Battery was reviewed at the
Armory OF the l4th Regiment last night aud the marks
mems badges were distributed.
The Court of Inquiry in The list Regiment
Will be continued at the Armory this evening
The right wing OF toe Goth Acknowledgements A. 49,
D. and Hparhded no the Armory Tor battalion drll last
evening
Companies A. B, G., Esd Regiment will parade for bat
talon drill this evening.
The adjourned session Of she Court Of Inquiry VIII take
place at the list Regiment Amory tomorrow evening
W Fellows Morgan has been appointed Major aud Conn
mssarv OF subsistence on tho stan OF the First Brigade
william &. Langley Left General Guide or IN" IN
Regiment has accepted nomnatisn Tor Captain OF the
new COMPANY ODD Regiment. and Sergeant MAJOR james
NJ Rankin has accented The nomination for the vacant
Aeut-uancy IN Company b. ,..,
Franklin Bartlett, the 9th Regiment ha7 been elected
Lieutenant In that command. ,.,
COMPANIES g. II and X. or the 80 EegimchI, ah' lHc
lcf wing of tne 6Jtn Regiment VII parade FOR battalion
drfl a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-24
CLOSING Prices Of PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
R'1or,> 5JJ) ~ II. DAVIS : 3D., L ViLH
Wrp>En,Y. Aprn CT.

NEDNE DAY. April or Il.
We wrote last night that the stock market closed
excited rather than strong. TO-day's operations
have proved the correctness of that statement
The market opened at figures fully mp 20 or higher
than yesterdays last prices and in the FIRST five
minutes of business there was 4 further advance of
j 10 ~ per cent ali over the list.
Fully TO comprehend the situation il is
almost necessity that the relative positions Of the
different localities for dealing in stocks should be
known for instance, rho space for trading in
Western Union adjoIu5 that set apart for Union Pa
rhc and naturally The strength or weakness Of one
has some influence upon the dealings IN The other
Union Pacific opened al G7l rose to 81 =, and after
adccline TO 67l- and recovery 10 ga, for long
time was steady at about $3.50 61I2 although
il later sold down 10 aud closed at sos But Vest
ern Union steadily declined from GA, its opening
price "a 663s IFS last price The problem that to-
night - pulling tho brains Of the average trader -
whether Union PacHc was he'd steady Ia sell
Western Union, or whether 10 was the weakness of
Western Union that finally pulled the price of
Union Pacific down TO per cent lower than last
evenings price.
The early dealings in Erie were animated at
1884 20, hut later, with dull movement it, price
declined 10 ISL, and closed at that figure. There
was nothing further IN regacd 70 tho pool TO nrr-
gossip Lake Shore with small transactions
yielded from 970s - 9Gls 9GL. and Central and
Hudson after early sales at llt4 closed weak ut
li3o.. Delaware, Lackawsnna and Western early
rose to 1914 aud ended 1t ll-is, and Reading de-
cliued from ISL 20 4d's. Tho granger
stocks were weak. despite tae general e1-
pectation that to-m0rovs report of earnings
for the third week in April vii show gains Can
adam Pacific was specially wcaa and dropped from
1870 10 1914, more because 10 ,s known that AZ
nricc hollow 30 the company ), liable 10 DO called
mon to put up additional margins En- rs loans Sc
cnrpd by pledge Of IFS stock n about TO- than be-
canse Of the sensational reports shat some OF the
executive officers havo SOLD cut. Tho North.
ern Pacfcs developed weakness that
is in contrast with tho strength which
/ they recently have shown, and Oregon and
| Transcontincu'al fell per cent "a los. because
the reply of President Enlico;t 10 thS communlca-
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TIE olESrloN OF A MANAGER.

In July, 1e92, the Denver Rio Crande and
Western Railway Company vas leased 70 the Denver
and Rio Grandc Railway Company and arrangements
were made for the management or the combined roads
General Dodge then tine general manager suisse
Gucutv the Rio Crindo Road determined 10 select new
m ius,cr and General Dodge was superseded. In the
tenth article Of the lease MS usrd in such re-
aon tbat hr VOW thar under that article ne Il
made the general MANAGER or ~. roads and that m" o
Nrtude Company hd- KIT To make the change LIE
Denver and t.l3 ,irand, Company sought All injunction
In Tie supreme Court t0 restrain the Denver kJ CrJudr
ana Western Companies well a. the Flo GrJnde ana
Western Construction Company. Incidentally involved
from acting under the team article l the lease justice
Rarr5ti has granted order o. temporary force 10 the
effect desired.
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DErEcnrE PRICE JrsTITIEs HIuSELE

Isaac Y. Secor, the young man who was ar
rested Cd Apr IL by Detective James h. Price al the
Eden Nu.ee appeared before the Police Commissioners
Yesterday press complaint against the detective He
said that be was not permitted to communicate win his
friends that be was led to the police station shackod,
and AFTER E discharge tie police court the neTt day
Price warned him 70 keep ont Of ne Twenty Pre-
cpt on pain u being arrested again having his pici-
ure placed IN the R0Hcs Gallery Secor admitted that
bn he yas searched two pawn tickets were found IN his
pockets articles nch he had pa~nei under assumed
names Julien MAurll. employed at the Eden Mnsce'
testtned that he had seen make suspicious move
rerts he Thought that he had attempted 10 steal some
thing from womsn's pocket srrgr; Tins ssid thV u
WIS against the rules prisoners charged with larceny 10
opir.te with tbe friends except IN case 81 7lcAcsH
Pn'ic Justice Patterson who had discharged scCor les
Gr that there was attempt % ne pdIi % ITce 10
ke.n hin from hearing what was sald IN court !tediu
the arrest Price testified that he saw Serot pni MS manu-
into voman's pocket. At the police siatoh 7eooi uIc'
10 describe the glasses. and gave "EOS itHcIIP
tion The pawn tickets were regarded as addI1nhhI
proof thar he thief. Decision Wa tehelN :" .5
ihe ConmssIoncr. but said that they HchdCo 10
d!snss tie plant ciTil sat loi isl.e III
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comparison

The .in- ara shown al over the country continued
DR. Green " go Boston the g,in was ~ 400 over l-' '
10 The first week OF April and $1,000 in me second week
Al NrwY,r city tbe earnings last year for tho FIRST two
weeks in April were 80 100 and S2-.0oO ms year
$4,000 and $4,000; at CHICAGO they were IF'l
year Sl3.sOO and $4,000; this year
sls geo and $500; at ~ Louis the increase - nom
So 500 and So 500 10 $500 and 500 our ran ran
csco busine.s increased from - 500 and $500 IN me
first two weeks ~ April last year o" r6.2oO TOT tiru
week this wear and that In the lace or reduction III
rtAg ON March from 81 80 10 II For nye years and
third this able shows constant increase every year
with exceptions OF q light ialunS on VINO '''
weekly increases have gone NJ tu ra-,WO
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THE PREMIUM POINT villas.
WITHDRAWAL OF PROCEEDINGS ~ rHE'NroRNFf-
GENERAL

WITHDRAWAL OF PROCEEDINGS ~ THE AlloENtl-
GENERAL
Many years ago Young man named h'"IE
Partridge Kellogg employed in English vessel 81"
handsome and wealthy IN NeN-R0cheIc' ana dr-
cared that II only had the money 10 dTes7 wei ne
would carry her of a matrimonial prize .lic sue
ce,cd In getting the clothes and hs pro-peled III Ills
sui, After bis marriage ho purchased large tract OF
land near Ncv- Rochelle and named the properly he-
loc,yiIc Some TIME ago a number ~ wealthy men "r
tli. els formed me Premium Point Land Company
bought Afy m Kciloggsyille and laid 10 Out mo
thirty -,,cniot3 Their purpose was TO build expensive
yil., fr their own usc and lay the land Do I'D at
tractivc manner Some villas arc D0w going NJ.
Cecil Campbell Higgins stakeholder and - former
trustee recently induced the AtOrnoyGcEeral 10 De- gin
SUIT to anuu the charter the ground that the man
ayers had ,iolacdit provisions temporary aLct'oh
was obtained restraining the company rom eIrfclh&
It's PRIVILEGES under the charter. JuhUcr D0h0nuc re-
fused 10 continue the injunction The Attorney Genera!
ha- now discontinued MS proceedings against We co-
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EArENDIlG MS oPERIEoAS TOO FAR


HiAyY TtuUEF oF JOHN u. pEANF-W' LARGE
INVFeTMENTs N REAL EsThTE.
John II. Deape, senior member OF the firm Oh
Deane & Chainberln lawyers, No. l20 Broadway, made
An assignment yesterday biz partner ART t. Chamber
In with stated preferences amoGnuns 10 sos AIS %
Mr. Dcane practi.cd law OF years and came
into contact With builders and real estate speculaors
several wears ago ne purchased land containing 800
bui,djng lots in the vicinity OF Mount Morris Park.
mart Of these lot4 he sold 10 builders and ad-
vsnced them money for buildings. He also pur-
chased other unimproved property on when he
had uatrcnt and priv houses erected In this way
rs oucraions became widely extended and. some Of
the builders with whom had contrasts did not fulfil
their I.irt OF them be became hampefed Last August
he SAID that he IN receipt OF rentals 10 total Of
sl92 900 per ear The reports issued by K. G, Dun&
Co were Of CautonaTy character because OF The large
ness OF h.s ventures.
His Indebtedness aside the amount for which hs
real estate Il mortgaCcd, 10 over 100000, but the
assignee said yesterday that the asset- double the
amount Of Liabilities The principal Of his preferred
cred t0rs are, on Schedule A Bertha A. Desne,
Sll3168j; T. 4. Civine, ST. 800; Alfred Keboe,
for twelve pronlssUTy notes held by the
Fourth National Bank, $4,000. On Schedule b,
tho amount due the preferred creditors are
not rocuoped on Schedule G. 7. J Tracy $1,000; on
schedule D. the University ~ Rochester S'l2Hl 3D. The
American Bsptsf Home Mission S5J6J7 10, Elizabeth \
thapin SJ3uJl u. samuel :. Onstant sllll4s -.
John Crldwell ,1O~. Emma Deaue <lJ,-OO. G. {.
I!-GOD 80. 600. number OF dealers ~ builders sup
plies ~" preferred for sums less than $4,000 II 10
nrobab thai an arrangement will NJ made with the
banks and nutebuyer- whom tho larVcr part OF Mr.
Deaurs Liabilities is due, whereby he viii he enabled Ia
dspose the real estate al private sale and radu~y 10
redlrc hs Indebtedness The failure was prcciplt1ed by
ina6ldty 70 realize mo property rapidly enough to
meet maturing obligations,
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COIrT CAIENDARS-lPRTL o.

srpgrvF co.. 4inEEs- Before Barrett Nos 8, 81,
g. - ! 40 30 g. 90 81 o.. 9~. luI, ~, - lt9. :
d., 100 IT, 81 ia l-J IT,, IT, l9e 2l6, Pa 20 30
80. 80. 81 pa. "A, 40.
straave CorW-~PtIAL TiRN-Bo'prc Van Worst j.
90. Nh AIT. ir Roy. etc
-lPYlNF Co. 4I--rA ADJOURNED until Noldiy -
SiUGrHa toraI PAar iI-Bctp.e LoLphue - itaI
NJ e.. 1880 ,53 1Uu lu e. .1-" lh-a. lup. $50
1890 10 I-0- 10, l7ug l7I ILL., IL l-i- Il55dd
49, .t3o T. l-suia l7.5, l7O7. ISIS 1919 $50 ISL,
clrt.tT --I,,I-p7.r mi Before Van B~nnt J Case
on Frnusviyanl Railroad Company the American EI
,larer Insurance company.
-rRSD4AIf' OF a. 80 iay cti"udJ"
-uPEs.Og COURT SPECIAL TEE2-Retore SeagW.rA j.
,.-r Iu shed probably al. -. >U~ -- ~. ~ '9 o. 49,
'l1,.rycloq CorRr-P,Er r-Befors TruaI. J..a.c M
nI.- 40, So 40. 7Oi. 20 el = - % T. - ao4 '-"'
81. .1D .ll 3d. a~+ 49, iJ5 - D., -. "a, 10
SrpERlOR CojHf-PktI II Ease on.
rlrTuot tOtBr-rAEr II-Bciore IngrahaIu J - ,-dJ.
M. -. ga l-9I 1887 i73Y l7tl 1856 a. y =,
S6i l759 i11i 1872 1868 1866 1861 l7G- 1868 477''
tConaoT pIx.s-sqI-iAL TEHi-Beiore Day. CLIO day
g coHqoS rLrA--E4uul Trns-No LAY calendar.
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ARRlyGLNo roR me low WHY.

Norllmcn are buslly engaged arranging the
Madison square Garden FOR the coming s- days goas
Won please race which is 10 begin Monday. Huts
for ne accommodation Of the men AMI Tor their attend
ants are being constructed. The Twenty side
OF the building i, 70 be devoted entirely 70 the use OF
families and no smoking on that side viii he allowed.
The men whoare 10 race actively 1t work They VIII
all meet al rAc Garden Friday afternoon 10 draw lots
for choice 0f houses. NOremac still continues 10 ne ue
tlvotie and next 10 him Fitzgerald Ihe lndldn
NaW egcbOw = becoming more icntlre ~ us FaL'I
advice. Cumpan4. Uainc., Edison and LouASDuIJ ile
pxt.ctr I'd 20 arrive % Friday.
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ton IF New-York stockholders-whIchis printed N
another columns not regarded as naSsnfng
Taking the market "a n whole It was weak 1nd d.
couragng from after the first half hour of b1-n'ss
to the end and 80 il closed al the lowest is iI''.
The market for Cow rnmert bo1d de''Iop'd
no new or interesting feature. 1Ic bH-ne~" f'H"
was small The bids are = higher g.. 'h' - arr
i lower for tie H. Annexed are.tl; closing '.T'-
taiOns:
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FOTyG PIGE0N FLICHrS.

The birds of the kcyport, y. j., Homlng
Climb being trained for record from The Southwest are
be- liberated from the Chief signal Office az Washington
This the weather. favorable. The distance
airline. IS - miles.
The first race Of the for prizes with the birds Oh
the germantown Penn. club, was flown yesterday Inc
fofv-s1 birds liberated at Lancaster Penn
~ g.5s A. m The frat prize by A. Kinney, ar
I4:16 o. NJ. distance. slxty-,ro miles; time OUT, 1913
mlnufns. aErrlgr speed, 1911 YardI ~ nutc.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

W ASHISGTON, Npfll o. nc PI"''tuIHEN 20
the ned state supreme Court To-day were a. follows:
No l2S1-Deniamn ButeTworth Commisr lncr OF Patent.
let tn United rel. n. Hoe * Co. Notion ~ al
submitted
So 34Jl 81 philips and others ezco"'.IF ETC.
lgf.t . . Irfruit. ATeUncuf concluded
NO 346-Thr PalnC Railroad company ~ Ns'oH appel
liant AT the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company ara others
Drru
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EUROPEAN rIv,N.rAL HARSEr.

LoNnny. April .3-I2.3o Coqsoi' l02 n fur 81,
r,,rcr ma t.i- lccosut Mt. nj Grrai Western Flrst
Notsg. ulnsl4.s Ccrt.I, g. -, O second hdr'gsSe
-. New-Jrrsry central 'ouGu q b. Pre- 49, DO -".9,'
C,~sl. 81 Contra lltS Illinois tentrsl ifls
Peupsyvaui1 81 a. Reading - SrScsn Ordinary SV-,
canadian PRcde , =. ~ Paul Common 8 a
1pm-Plr, 3dyices quote Three Per cent behtes At d
francs tho account ,,s 49,. .
ana Great Wo,sra First Mortgage Trustees Ceftihais'
a. 40 recoud Mortgage Eric l91; do Second tonsois
SG Sew YORK central 10, Illinois t-bAl lsl =. Ftnn-
sylvanla ID 3, Leading - = AohlcAn Of'uhNI' ~ 'N
a.. PaclLc. 40 ~ Paul Common, So ..
"a Pan. advic-s quote Three Per Tent kfntss - III
francs ~ cen The account AMI exchange ON Lh"
ar. q. cpntlTas fu- checks.
The amount OF bullion ~it'daNn from the bank or - sfe
an bzL1 o. Is
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rlLErrs III nNLLADELFHLl.

PnnADELrmA. April 2l.-Ihievcs to-day,
IL, tl Bro3d street station stole the sltchcl of b.
Lou, of LEWISTON Penn. 10 contained Peun-y wanna
Railroad -tock 20 the value " $1,000. certificate n
dcpo.t Oh the Grand Rapids NTch National Bank for
so 600 and three promi-ory notes whose face yaue
N,a- -J 600. Mrs. Frances Canada, while IN a Union
line carr had her pocket picked NJ money and notes to
- --.-L.- " MN md D rMc.A Tor fLu-u.
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many saving I'm his opinion: ." convinced That
The alterations against the defendants are without "nh
dou and that sufficient ground Tor the dlssoutoh Oh
the corporation can be established
This opinion ha~ peculiar -l nifcance from me 1't
that Mr. Campbell alleged that tie managers ha uhilW-
uiy iufrugcd the land or the state y ihs dh"'t wafer
of tho grounds OF the company.